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JURY DRAWN.

jury of inquest was drawn by Magis-
trate Isaiah Biddle, who viewed the re
mains and premises. Jurymen Isaiah
Biddle, foreman; Jacob Campbell John
Milburn, John |. Foster, Clark Mauldin,
Henry Evans, Harvey Rambo, Emory
Abrams, X. A. b. Mearns, w. A. Wood
and John Lilley.
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JURY DISCHARGED.
Fails to Agree Upon a Verdict In the
Trial of Senator Kenney, Charged
With Completely.

After celebrating seventy-nine hours
in the case of Senator kenney, who was
accused of completely in the Dover Bank
scandal, the jury was discharged Monday
night, no verdict having been reached.
The jurors, who had returned to their room
at five o'clock, after Senator Kenney would
not consent to their discharge, later wrote
letter to Judge Bradford stating that they
could not agree. Senator kenney, Senator
Gray and District Attorney Vandegrilt
were summoned at sos O'Clock, a large
crowd being present. Judge Bradford asked
the jurors if they had agreed upon verdict
Foreman Milligan replying in the negative.
SIS there any objection to the discharge of
the jury?' asked the judge. An ominous
silence followed, and Judge Bradford re-
marked: "The court hears none" Then,
addressing the Juror, he said at Ger
tainly gives me great pleasure, and doubt
less not as much as to you, to discharge
you from further attendance upon this
session OF couit." He then instructed the
jurymtI to settle with Clerk Mahafry for
mileage and fees for attendance The Jury
stood seven for acquital, and five for con-
viction.
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The SPANISH War
viction.

The thrilling incidents on the southern
coast OF Cuba during the last month
Will make the pages of thu future histories
Of tue Spanish war read like romance.
The blind and bloody lighting on the SAN
tiaso hills, the galIantry of Hobson and
his men, Cervera's despiiring dash to al
most CERTAIN destruction no more sensa-
tlonal or dramatic events than these could
we'll be Imagined. Among the many pic
turesque incidents connected with the de-
struclon IF the Spanish fleet, the heroic
work Performed by Lieutenant Commander
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-30

Retu ming, teamers will leave Colchester at
4.30 p. m.
Children between Ave and twelve years of
age, bali price. Jull30 81
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NIAGARA FALLS.
Low-Rate Excursion via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.

Low-Rate Excursion via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
selected the following dates for its popular
ten-day excursions to Niagara Falls from
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington:
July 81, August A and Is, and September
|, Is and 20 An experienced tourist
agent and chaperon will accompany each
excursion.
Excursion tickets, good for return pas
sage on any regular trai J., exclusive of
limited express trains, within ten days.
will be sold at so from Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington and all points on
the Delaware Division; 80 60 from Ian.
caster; $3.50 from Altoona and Harrisburg;
$500 from Sunbury and Wilkesbarre;
1915 from Williamspo-t; and at proper
tionate rates from other points A stop
over will be allowed at Buffalo, Ro hester
and Watkins returning.
A special train of Pullman parlor cars
and day coaches will be run with each ex-
cursion
Tickets for a side trip to the Thousand
Islands Alexandria Bay will be sold from
Rochester, good to return to Rochester or
to Canandaigua via Syracuse within five
days, at rate of $3.50.
For time of connecting trains and further
information apply to nearest ticket agent
or address Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia. Iuly9toAugl3
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Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. 1t
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood.
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
1t should be promptly
Overcome by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which purihes and
Enriches the blood,
Strengthens the nerves,
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
And builds up,
Energies and vitalizes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
Only Hoods.
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POSTSCRIPT

To "The Story Of Cecil County," Issue
of July 10th and 23rd.
| forgot to mention, in my notice Of The
Cromwell family OF the said county, that
while some do assert it's direct descent
from Oliver, the great Lord Protector,
Others maintain that it can be but collat-
eral, since his line, male, has been long ex-
tnct p. S. p. CONNER.
RowLANDvILLE, MD, July %, 1898.
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Select Excursion to colchester Beach
Chesapeake Bay.

On August 4th and 18th the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company Philadelphia, Whining.
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company will
run special low-rate excursion to Mary
lands most popular watering place, Toll
chester Beach. This pace is held in high
favor by all who have visited it. 1t has all
the attributes Of tlrst-class resort. and
esps cialy appeals to families. Every posi-
BILE kind of amusement is to be found It's
location, on the prettiest part of the beauti-
ful Chesapeake Bay, speaks for itself.
A special train will lie run on the following
schedule, and round trip tickets will be sold
at the rates quoted:
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Mrs. S. A. Davis, of Chestertown, has
raised freak in her garden in the way Of
head of cabbage that was composed of
thirty perfectly formed small heads. 1t
was a curiosity and proved an interesting
object to all who saw it.
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valuable to Women,

Especially valuable to women is Browns
Iron BirSers. Backache vanishes, headache
disappears, strength takes the place of
weakness, and the glow of health readily
comes to the pallid cheek when this Won
derful remedy is taken. For sick ly children
or overworked men it has 10 equal No home
should he without this famous remedy.
Browns Iron Bitters is SOL by all dealers.
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ATROCIOUS MURDER.
AN AGED MAN FOUND DEAD
in HIS SHANTY.
Joshua Miller, Veteran of the Late
War, Struck on the Head With a
Hatchet While Asleep.

Sheriff Conoly and States Attorney
Evans, Of Elkton, were notified Saturday
morning that an atrocious murder had
been committed in the Fifth Election dis
trict Of this county, at Atkinson's Bridge,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
three miles from North East.
Last Friday afternoon two boys, Thomas
Phillips and Howard Atkinson, while
picking black berries near the above-named
place, which is thicket composed Of bushes
and briers, came near the shanty of Joshua
Miller. Thomas Phillips, who was about II
years of age, went to Mr.. Miller's house, to
try to sell him some berries, but was I'M
able to find him, so went around to the
back door. He found the window open
and saw man lying on the bed. He tried
to arouse him, but found it impossible so
the two boys notified Benjamin Atkinson
and the three at once began an investiga
ton.
They concluded to enter the house and
there discovered Miller lying on the bed,
murdered in natural position, but with
a large wound in his skull, at the temple,
evidently made with hatc!let, which was
found lying on bureau in the bedroom.
On the floor III der the bed was found a
large pool OF blood, having soak ed through
the bed, after issuing from the wound Of
the unfortunate man.
It was also found that an entrance was
effected through back window, and the
fiend creeping upon the sleeping man,
dealt him the powerful blow that ended
h;s 1;fa
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See the way we reason in our new ad. in
another column of this paper.
Very respectfully yours,
W. L. BURNS " Bios,
Havre de Grace. Md
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THE MOTIVE

The motive for the murder was evil
IDENTIFY money, as trunk in the room was
found open, and had been ransacked, and
a pocket in the dead mans clothes, in
which he was supposed to have kept his
money, was cut out.
The shanty where Miller lived was new
one and had been built by him recently
He was last seen alive on Wednesday and
evidently had been murdered that night,
as the body was partly decomposed.
Miller was II years OF age, and veteran
Of the late war He was bachelor and
had been engaged in chopping wood and
coaling. Several years ago he received a
pension Of Sl2 per month, and had accu-
mulated considerable sum of money
which he is believed to have kept at his
home. He had an account of several hun
dred dollars in the National Bank of Elk
ton.
The news of the terrible deed spread like
wild-fire, and soon large number of per
sons from different parts Of the district
were at the house to see the remains of the
unfortunate man. The authorities at
North East were at once notified and they,
too, were soon on the scene.
Suspicion was placed upon several per
sons, but the strongest seemed to be against
George Hardgraves.
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ARREST MADE.

Constable George T, Murray, of North
East, arrested George p. Hardgraves about
6,30 O'Clock on Saturday evening on sus-
picion OF being the murderer, at the home of
Thomas Lynch, about three miles from the
scene of the crime, where he had lived for
several months past. He was taken to
North East and placed in the lookup. Be-
fore Constable Murray got in the town
with his prisoner crowd numbering about
CONTTNI'r,' -. @,-.--
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THE INQUEST.

The jury then proceeded to the office of
DIR. p. B. Housekeeper, in North East
where the inquest was held
The first witness called was BENJAMIN
Atkinson, who testified that he lived only
few yards from Miller's house, and the
first thing he knew Of the murder was
when boy came after him, while at work
on the railroad at Foy's Hill, to get him to
examine the house and see what was the
matter with Mr.. Miller, as he was lying in
bed and could not be aroused His face
through which the murderer must have
entered. Atkinson had last seen him on
Monday, and had heard his dogs barking
fercely on Wednesday night, but thought
they were barking at some one passing
along the road. Other witnesses had seen
him on Wednesday evening about sun
down, and had also heard the dogs bark
ing.
Thomas Phillips, the 12-year- old boy
who first noticed that there was something
wrong at Miller's house, testified that he
had been picking berries and went to
Miller's to sell him some, but was unable
to find him until he went around to the
back yard and saw the window open, when
he looked in and saw the dead man lying
on his side in bed. He then reported it to
other neighbors.
DIR. Housekeeper testified that, from the
condition of the corpse, it must have lain
there for at least 36 hours
The jury, after exhausting all the testi
mony obtainable, adjourned at o'clock,
bringing in verdict that the deceased
came to his death by being struck on the
right temple with blunt instrument by
some person or persons unknown to the
jury; the act supposed to have been COM
mitted between the hours of O'Clock D.
IN. Wednesday, July 20, and II O'Clock IA.
July 81.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04
II'cndlcton Items.

.ts'rrll Tale il not in tiwn his week
| VIII taka lis place lie is on an ok
tended trip to Charleston, Ahbeville,
Belton and Anderson. Guess ho will be
absent for many daya.
Misses Mamie aud Laura Davant went
to Augusta, Ca, last Saturday.
Mr.. Il. Il. Sloan, Mr.. j.. G.. 6tribling,
w. NJ. Gitsnu, and other veterans at
ended the reunion last week in Charles
ton; alsn Miss jamie CAN'T, al sponsor for
Camp Tally Simpson.
Mr.. H. l.. Sitton and Mrs. j. r.. Hun
ter went down to Charleston to visit
riends and relatives
DIR. Prescott, now ofour place, is very
sick. HIS sons. Messrs Bert Prescott, of
Washington. ID. G. and MIR Ia. Prescott,
OF Blackshurg, $. c., are l,otn here at the
bedside of their father, whose death il
OK pected at any time. Mr.. Prescott has
l'e"n an Invalid for sorne months. He
has lived III Washington for n good many
v"ars. He Gavo up business and came to
Peldleton To spend his lnst days.
Inl' KNOW WHO.
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Denver items

This beautiful. hriei,t morning, wh-n
80 10 k around IL and sre u.iirn ili:.-
insi"l IN All H. spriug Invrlinr-A. our
minds revert 10 the scenes tina ara beng
'.ss' i'"i diLir-t nj our uOUrA Dy war, war.
cruel relentless war, and contrasting tho
one with tho other, We wonder why mon,
human beings. viii do 50? WY this
blopi>lied? tiE5 destruction of life and
property? Why does man thus lea.-
!" and TrtllcSAly, withDut the tear of
COO, thus provoke war? Why do not all
men $50 alike and not treSpass upon the
rights ana liberties OF others not regard
Ing the golden rule? What "A beautiful
world would VIZ have and peaceful, if
neighbors ~ we'll As nations would re-
Hpect the feelings aud lights of others,
thus avoiding All the hard thoughts and
feelings and blows that inevitably follow
q disregard of tho lights Of others.
But aside from war, tho young people
- Denver attended a fishing party Sdtur-
day hfirrHnon At Mr.. VIM. j. trwin's
MIL. quito "A number of visitors were
Also in attendance. After spending sew
rral pleasant hours III angling for the
flnny all were invited M to- Mr.. Erwin y
residence and served with most elegant
refreshments. Mrs. Erwin certainly
knows how to make the young folks
enjoy themselves, and no nt abe will
often have them asking for y repetition Of
saturday afternoon, especially 10y the
girls, ~ she IL the mama of three hand
ON hnys.
ON Saturday afternoon Mr.. Sylvester
i:irod gav"a "musical' in honor OF his
friend. Cadet Heller, of tho l. VI ]. All
spent a most delightful evening ieasting
on '.fr:tw% irrri',s aud cream.
ON Sunday Il. III. following 81 large
crowd wh- ~ Attendance At Stndy Springs
and listened tna fine sermon by prt.id-
irg Elder Power. Sunday afternoon there
w.I preaching a. . .icunnc by the I;">.
NJ. M"i''i- IN his usual imnrts>ivr :! IL.
q !ltr 4 niiiibrr 81 re OYER from tho sing
INK G. lnv"n'irn AT !.'imn,n.
IL" i"lirwinG w'i" VISITORS ~ Denver
S'iHfin. Or. D-rat San,irrS aud brother.
L.. Ni-. MIR. b"hr Browne aud = >trr, Miss
l..iZ'. tt'rt Willie ,rrispn, OF CLEMSON,
Mr.. Harry" rruitt, nf starr. aict Parker.
rf ti. l.. NJ. j.. Miss Pearl Iung. of Co
rhine, Misses Liza and Ada simpson, of
Pi"'luIoni, Mr.. VIII. IulIy and Miss Meta
lIcn~hali, AIic" ana Annie aud MIR. Sam.
Harper, Of Anderson, and MIR. and Mrs
Alb.rt Farmer, at E.rn>le-. SO 50 YOU
80" Denver IL las warm nS sho looks >"
We wonder If Conductor anderson
doesn't think 50 nyway, from tho way
III" girls waved 1T him ON Sunday alter
noon: Moro enOn. "INcOG."
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: brilliant Wedding nj Bolton

~ '.ifftn ''ln,n Epw"n nni Ma.
= 81 ft + Drn at !; ton were u,A-.
H,IHf r;V n'c Ok l9S' N,ht cd AFR
nnpn lu" Nsrmr OF TIC weiilre !Alhe
bf.i II 'Au'rt, which was crowded - ils
utmost Capacity hy an in;crts'.d md vol
wishing assembly Ti.-t.fnl II ,rsl d.cDra
iiniS. ~ simple aud beautiful crrrrnpnY, 81
pleasing array OF t"nlnin" lnv"linr-s and
'hfinonlr,S c)stiuIrs were c)uapicuOu.
TEXTURES 81 an almost ideal nup;itl rcrA
~!"n. Tho wedding rnairre- wrce played
hy Ms !l+.Ay H!cr. III. hrtel patty,
~l.l,rioi Nv Me-srs. Hum B)wen and
iirrIhAn Poorr. Urcree'i'd tptio altar in
the following order: MISS Jessie Sanders
with Mr.. T.. I Brcnzoalo. Mi.s Eva
Siring"r win Mr. u j.: Carr, of Green
VIE Miss NJ iir" brown with Mr.. /. w..
Cox, q P'!z-r; Miss ltrecila RDwen, Sis
Ter oith" erpoun, with DR.. j T.. Pnrrc. Of
lancaster, hrother OF Tho bride; Miss Ma
~" I'lrro sister ~ Tho hrr!e, wi,h Mr j
y Campbell. The bride WINS escorted to
tie tot .! the altar upon the arm Of her
father. capt. James W. P0Orn, and there
hy hinn delivered 10 the care Of the txjic,
TAM room the words OF tho marriage
c"rrln"ny wrrn conci-ely chosen and inn
presslrely. pronounced by DR.. Charles
Manly, OF anderson.
Tho brIie presented - charming appear
anre in "a hnnGSosnH gown IF white silk.
trimmed with WhifG chiffon with white
vol, diamond ornaments aud b%pIluatt Of
maidcahrir and lilies Of the valley. the
bridesmaids were nttractivtly nttirei in
creations nf rrgandy 81 diii~rent colOr
and rhfr'Ie'v tfiInfn"! J.. thu whole p;O
nuctrg al h-Er'snt" effect OF fascinating
rln'ii-t," & t"rIt'iui ir,p"r.irnr.
lu''Ltv 'v"r!nG ?r-vlpu,tp tho wtd-
'hf Z ~" hI.i" a,.i..h.fuliy .nioraInH! ~
J. nih- ,ii.in'fI~ -; III" tIiill riiiy sh,i y
I p ,t!' triinl.tr f,Irau-.
"a" |rincri ID ADD Ms. I; pwoI Kill
ai ~ x hr rr.li'ni- - E.i:nr, $40
n}.. nov iaii u 80 .r tnntr "r,in-
tnn... uI''. aforementioned m,--c ..p,, @:
F" 'rHl OF iWr,tet Npiin ann tnrirr,
/. r.. .t.t., tt.,l . h!iic ., "i!orn -'t.t
! t,ti'ru .rt ll,iin.V ucDr.fi iI.!ili,.
{ lax, = ,'i f,l ar ,iti -~"ttin'-~ % III,
i'N-i'i":l ~ nr--r.-i II tn,uS ~" .iii-
i,nt in,cii''' nai .,i Inpf.,i n~Ar..icacrr-.
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4 Suggestion.

Nix. Error: Please allow me spacn i'll
ayonr valuable paper to suggest to the
Svnters of Anderson County the following
names ~ suitable to bs voted for in our
next Dbmnrratic primary election to fill
the various County Offices:
For Senate. Hon. Jas. ~. Sullivan, An
dsrson; for Representatives, j. w. Ash
ley, llonen Path; J. {. CAN'T, Fork; Jno.
l:skew, Centerville: Il. Is. A. Robinson,
Martin, and G. f.. Harper, Honea Path.
For Probate Judge, S. N. Brown, Esq,
CentervIlle. For County Supervisor,
w. l.. S%nriyrnvs. For Treasurer, l.. o.
Williford, rock Mills. For County SUI
~perintandent of Education. T. ii Mahaf-
fey. For Auditor, G N. &. Boleman.
Respectfully,
A EOTER.
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f~&nteryllle Items.

Everybody is we'll. as far IA / know.
Master Willie Erwin is going to the
Graded School at Pendleton.
Mr.. Arthur Erwin has a now buggy.
Look out, girls.
The r%rotracted meeting at Asbury last
week was Il success. There wero everal
converts and several joinah the church.
We think the Asbury folks should be
proud of their preacher.
There was a picnic at this place last
Saturday afternoon. All enioy3a 1t. It
was n picnic to be remembered, AMI the
supp'r was best Of all
The small grain crop ia fine this year.
If nothing happens, everybody will make
lots of wheat. ! hope the rolling mill
will! bs established ct Anderson.
Mr.. s. G.. Gaorge and Mr.. j. l.. Steven
son have established q sawmiii near this
place, aud are going to put a gin up also.
We wish them much SUCCESS, as both ar 9
huatling mon.
With best wishes to all
BoNNY BELLE.
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Whereas, III tic i.i-tAk"n Judgment al 4
fttnrr tpnn.i'. /, la, se-,iri me-, nrd
pf"rr. nat tho "iiy !ittfiei an Urn,tnri.t
III the simr" al II stree, -%ptinkitr. not g II
tn M ihcii-r yes Win buying IL ch -np
aztec !: having rcun represented 10 th-un
tl"t 4 cheap spfiIkior would SOON "taii
down ~: tAs u litti. WAGER waA put in II
Ut least once III five years, not that our
stro"tS would ever need %spTinkling, but
with IL prophetic eye, 80, IN, that our side
stfto.s ana ii nuiIibor of The more impur-
tnuL onss would hoUn TAIL intu 81 stare of
InnOcuous de-uotudc, owing t, their
growing popularity as "a rendezvous tor
bnci sk uii- bones. hpnis, straw and cotton
from ein!iiiHh hahfick.. l,..,knn Ln.tt!n..
chips and TN cans, the f,rtiliz,ng qualities
OF " hirii are regarded az extroLnrly high,
they ca!cu Atei that when grass and weeds
II puiI-h'd III the streets, on the sidewalks
hnd IN the su"ois. ii would then bs the
pr per tune To convert A,icii htrOrts into
Iutdtn ph'c;:e-, trim up the road ScrHps to
lit the pn;utu TuAd, usn tho sprinkler
freely On zach patel. and keep the garbage.
wdron- busy hauling on iIscnItenlot
he, clis.s
NV, therefore To it ennr.el by the
Mayor. tho %honnrnbl. tnunci. roncurring,
That inaSintrli Hs tho time has arrived
when t"n lhlr,iS Df thu streets il, thu city
ARC new i.liussnhi~ 80 bic, c,i-t- and ~ci,.
nigh 80 To nii other modes az trnve!-bal-
io'ni,t; atone accepted That .uch streets
sinil ~ op ned for potato patches to le
'si'i''tii"iir'i nc.;1rtiinK t. iio trimmings" on
such s',trt" - o;"ned, guaranteeing t.
suc'i ciitivatU:a tho free ,ise 0f the afJrn 4
SAID GRAPES. spiinklers and garbage carts.
tho property Of the city OF Anderson ~
often ~ The necessary legal proceedings
may he instituted against US in proper
form ami All order seru rei from the Court,
sustained by the State Supreme Court and
tins Supreme Court Uf the United States
Tor s'ich service. Such patches ahall he
sui jcct TO II yearly rental Of one. hnlf of all
crops made. EXTRA DRY.
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Hncklcns Arnica saliva.

The hest salve in heworld for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
Chi!hlains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise % cents perbox. For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co
buy n Coupon Il ,ok-the only aatis!ac-
tory way to do business. NJ disputes, no
forgotten charges. You can get them at
Phone Al, r. M. Butter
want your patronage If you are good
pay. Honest people who can't pay their
debts cnt no figure with me SO if you
are worthy as credit buy Coupon Book.
and business in u business way
with f NJ. Butler. Phone IL.
Great difference ia ii oes. The farmers
will at once %recognizs the superiority of
the Hoes now offered by Sullivan Hard
ware Co..
Brock Bros. are sole agents for the genu-
inc Terrell Cultivator.
Bro ken down aristocracy aud rich peo-
pie can't buy any better meat from me
than the poorest man who has the cash to
pay down for what he gets. So, Mr.. Poor
Man, buy u Coupon Book. I will give
Phone Al. F. NJ. Butler.
Don't forget Elias and his Fish. He
las nothing 10 do but wait on you FOR
F4sh. Phone Al. +. n. Butler.
effort on wheels aud bicycle goods for
1898. Their sales for this year to date has
more than doubled last years business.
The Brooks Cotton Planter, genuine and
original. sold by Sullivan Hardware Co
The Imperial Bicvcles are one of the
best wheels made Sullivan Hare ware Co
by a special deal offer the Imperials at bar
gain prices.
II You want the benefit OF Sullivan
Hardware Coz. special figures on Impe-
rial Bicycles now is your time.
HANDLERS and Columbias are. made by
two Of the Oldeat Manufacturers In the
United Statea. Brock Bros. Agent.
Brock Bros. have high grade wheels to
rent, 25 cents per hour
The Crescent bicycles have been built
for many years and have climbed to thu
.cn In reputation. Eeaidea .iuey are sold
successfully compete with the Crescents
in appearance, eervice or price. Sullivan
Hardware Co aell the Crescents and can
prove their mort
New features in Crescent Bicycles are
not adopted until they have been thor
the ex perimenting. The public gets the
bsne6t and Sullivan Hardware Co.. sell
the Crescents.
IT you buy q Crescent Bicycle Of Sulli
van Hardware Co. you will get the best at
mighty low figures.
The Crescent Bicycle outsell any wheel
made-23. GOO a year-because they are best
liked where best known. Sullivan Hard.
ware Co sell and guarantee the Crescents.
The C. A. Reed Music Heuse
Are Offering some special bargains In
Pianos aud Organs at this time. IL will
certainly pay any, who Wish tr purchase
an instrument, even In the remote Snture
to see and investigate their magnificent
stock.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04
.00.AL NEWS.

WEDNESDAY MAY 4. l-l,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
THE WAIANAE HOTEL.

Will be open for guests on and af-
ter September 7, 1898. Rates, $500
per day.
ALBERT TOOGOOD,
Proprietor.