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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-31
LEGAL NOTICE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the Circuit Court, Fourth Circuit
In Equity.
Frederick 81. Colston, Trustee, Complain
ant. va. The Columbia d Greenville
Railroad, ct al., Defendants
Il THE MATTER OF THE BLUE RIRGE
RAILROAD.
TN pursuance of an order of this Court,
4 dated the 18th May. 3S99, notice is
hereby given 10 all and singular tn.
Creditors O.. the Blue Ridge Railroad to
come in and present their claims and de-
mands bssore me. for prooi o.! same, on
or before the Ist day Of July. 1880, Or
else be debarred from any benefit under
the Decree to ne rendered IN this cause.
j. p. HAG0OD,
Clerk u. S. Circuit Cour. Tor 4istrict Of
S.uth Carolina.
Nav 81, 1899 q
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Winthrop College Scholarships and
Entrance Examinations.

fu>IIE Examinations for the award Of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of new
students will be held atihe County Court
House on Friday, July 2lst, at 8 q. IN.
Applicants muat not be less than fifteen
wears OF age. When scholarships are
vacated after July 2lst,. they will be
awarded to those making the highest av-
erage at this examination. The cost Of
attendance, including board, furnished
room, heat, light and washing, is only
$3.50 per month. For further lniorma-
ton and catalogue address Pres D. B.
johnson, Rock Hill, s. G..
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having claims against
n the Estate of Mrs. Mary E Vandi-
ver, deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
sent them to the undersigned, properly
proven, within the time prescribed by
law. N. Il. SULLIVAN, E4&.
Nav 81 1899 49
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rHE REST BREAD

nAN always be made from that deli
cious Fresh Homemade Yeast Of
Mrs w. II. Simpsons, as hundreds o
ladies' will testify. Can be- found fresh
1T all times at the Store Of
Try it. JNO M. PArR1Ck. &
NAV 81. 1899 49
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One day telegraphic reports indicate
the fighting is over in the Philippines,
and the, next brings news of another
battle. But one thing can be stated as
certainty, that the insurgents will be
compelled ito accept terms of peace
from the United States soon.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-31
RRARANT's BEST NEEDLES. SHARps

23c ALL SIZES.
% @
White inches Wide 9ss get Get s. s. e1 vs p5
sell you at e or q yds for slo yds Calico others sell
5 3s od s % color aso s 5 % @ ses
Queen bleaching close M I One case IS heavy @ us M e ose otfsfs M
just received case best quality Fancy Percae
PFas sa ha ep % S
Sg @ e9o4 5h M hs m &C. sell rice
Others sell made &C. &c Real a5 sa sres Tev raS cgasn
sas g g. or
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good strings your choice 10 M pair @ 55aesd
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Shirts hot to to ox @ Va all ds
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tie Envelopes packs for & and best Was En-
fsss
Sample Shoes little a less than
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Then biggest Southern Beauty line
MADE a welt win as eE W
p would Das
price who the buyer is idea
Ws % "a f1s5 f 8 t1ps Ts box
sss s pe
Toap Laundry Soaps the cheapest and BEST See e
cial prices. Octagon Shape two for DC.
pretty Glassware shapes and prceake look at It,
thin blown aud 25c wreath and and
fitted Tumb and Glass Mugs with handles Tor
putting Jelly The 35c and 45 do Common Jelly Tumbe
25c and soc d Now the time buy Fruit Jars cheap Don
till reach We have little helper for you your
canning China Funnel that fits into the mouth OF Fruit
the fruit where wanted They worth
barrel Glass Fly Traps at 2Oc each
Don forget our Notion Department Pins Tmb Hair Pins Beau
Cushions Holders Belt Pins Combs Hair Brush
Nipples Cuers other
little useful Novelties think Of and the prices from lc to o sell
dom Yours always truly,
q G 1IIM0p = a Fi0l 0T0pG
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The cotton mills in Spartanburg are
in an unusually prosperous condition.
/ The Free Lance says the Pacolet Mills
made the remarkable profit of 80 per
cent. All the other large mills and
also some Of the smaller ones made
! over 20 per cent. on their capital stock.
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Alfred Peats Prize Medal
WALL PAPER /.

II AM the only authorized Agent for the
above in this County. The highest
com mercially rated Paper House in the
q. S. Call and see my artistic Sample
Books. MISS CORNISH,
20 South Main ST., opposite City Hall.
Nav 81. 1899 49 l.a
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I,isrt necessary TO make fool
Of yourself every time yoa have an
Opportunity
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SAME: THING FOR YOU! /
Do you see that Cabinet N

Well, it's filled with Brabant's Best
Silver Steel NEEDLES-all sizes-in
Sharps and Betweens. There's no use
for further worry with cheap Wire
Needle when Brabants can be had for
&c. Paper. Try Brabant's and get
pleasure with profit
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Summer Clothing
And Durable Shoes.

We will confne remarks in this Clothing
and Shoe Department.
The notice edition of last week in reference to
many persons see with the result that they
pleased with big selection and the popular
prices and became purchasers of Goods We have always
contended that big value basis for big business
and policy will always continue to give all that
sisteny for the money and therefore continue hold
the bulk of the purchasing trade The Clothing and Shoes
that sell gathered from all quarters where compe
tent buyers do the best and sold values
surpassed for they the best values that
offered Quality, durability and price considered, know
that make purchasing safe and easy here Real worth
dollars makes satisfaction Shoddy Goods
purchased price SELL soddy
would not stand what these will stand and hence word
value.
at this both departments there broken
lots which be purchased broken prices Dollars be-
elastic here and you able to stretch your dollars to
an unusual tension.
For the Ladies' especially we have secured the agency
for the celebrated
AMERICAN LADY CORSET
Which has equal Once you you will have
other
Butterick Patterns for home sewing the Deneator
always hand
Yours truly JULIUS II. We'll & co.
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Hot, dry and dusty is the condition
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12

somewhat delayed by the detention
of the carpet laying firm OF Smith
Jones q Co. in lola Is now in full
swing.
VIII Hess has placed screen
around some tables in his drug store
which makes an inviting retreat for
ice cream soda fiends.
The weekly band concerts will be
given every Saturday evening this
summer. Everyone who enjoys good
music should remember this.
MRS O c Brett has sufficiently recov-
cred to he removed to ner house last
week.
MI OhIfest was visiting w j Pick
ell last week.
b : Smith returned from New York
last Thursday.
Professor Jarret Of the high school
has class in Zoology which he is
teaching Oh the Agasiz plan, person
al observation. The other day he
asked the class If "a fish Lad teeth. A
dense silence followed his question
and ne dismissed the class and told
them to find out. The next day the
class skipped school and went fishing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
MORAN.

May l0-The graduating class and
Prof Kline went to lola Tuesday TO
have their pictures taken. Prof
Kline left tor his home in Emporia to
spend the summer vacation Wednes-
day,
Miss Mckenzie of ElsmYre, visited
Mrs Barton Tuesday and went to Ft
Scott in the evening.
Victor Wisely cut his foot badly
Monday and several stitches had to
be taken in it.
The c f society of the Presbyterian
church spent social evening at the
parsonage Friday.
Miss Floy MEG lashan visited friends
in lola last week.
Chas Cain OF Chicago. visited old
acquaintance here this week. He
was here in the early days of Moran
and his friends were glad to SEQ him
again.
Mr. Willoughby is painting the
front of his store.
A typographical error last week put
the time of the north bound train
on the NJ X a. Z at $50 instead of $50.
PJ McGlashan has been making
changes in his store. The prescrip-
tion counter has been removed and
counters have been placed at the
back.
Mabel Keith went to lola Tuesday
James Mcclure and son, Charley,
visiting relatives here for short
time.
Mrs Wisely and daughter, Miss
Maude, came down from Blue Mound
the first of the week. Maude Will re-
main and Mrs Wisely will make a
short visit.
Mrs Fessler of TT Scott, is visiting
friends here.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CENTRAL
AVENUE

O. g. Crawford, Reporter.
May frank Woods Of salem was
in our neigh burhood Thursday to buy
a team of work horses.
Died:-JOe, the reliable grey horse
belonging to John Stevens. Joe was
old enough to vote and year to
spare, but old age aud a bad cold
were too much for him. Peace to his
bones.
Pete savings driving colt took a
playful mood Thursday while hitched
to the buggy and tried to Kick Pete's
buggy at Jeddo.
4 dance at Simon Klutzbach's Fri.
day night.
Gerkens pulled their machine home
last week and ground meal and chop
Wednesday. This is the second time
this winter.
MI Myers and grandchild of En-
poria visited his nephew Paris Deal
last week.
John Sauers has the finest mule for
its age of any we have seen this year,
for that matter any other year.
Pete Jury came and got the pota-
toes we advertised last week He
said he would probably never have
heard of them ifhe had not seen the
notice in the REGISTER.
Oscar Lash bought the 5cheer house
and moved it down last fall. He la.
everything fixed up now and it adds
considera bic to the value of his farm
Oscar Is one of our best rustlers.
\ w Crawford was in lola Tuesday
on business.
Your humble servant Is hauling
corn for Russell HOttenstein.
George Porter quit his job over 10y
Moran. He says the smallpox wa
too close to him. II was only lit
tie over a mile from where he worked
Paris Deal is as proud of those twin
calves as small boy with new
knife. They both lived and ar,
handles.
Ed Maxwell and wife got storm
stayed Saturday night while on thei
way from lola. They stayed at NJ
| Hartman's
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
OLD ELsmoRE
May l0.-Everybody is busy.
Roads need improvements.
haNfl. l,,.I- a.. 81. q -.

May l0.-Everybody is busy.
Roads need improvements.
Cattle looking fine.
Mrs Hoil who was the guest of NIrs
Page has just returned from Indiana
where she has spent part of the win.
ter.
Old Mr. Durham IL down with
Brights disease ana is quite sick.
Hoil and A Alderman went to lola
last week and brought home team
OF mules.
Bill Kennedy shelled corn for }
BOeken last week in the Hall vicinity.
Mrs NJ Williams was the guest of
Mrs l. Williams Wednesday.
Billy Hoil visited in the Valley
neigh bOrhood.
We wish some one would start a
sunday school here on sunday. We
have good sunday School on Satur-
day yet we do need one on sunday.
w Trumbell died at his home last
Thursday. "Uncle Billy as he was
called by all, was one OF the oldest
settlers in this community and was
well liked by all. He married Jim
Ards widow a number Of years age
and they have lived on the Ard home,
stead where he died.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
GRIFFIN

May 9-Lots of rain and crops are
growing. fine.
Quite crowd collected at the school
house last sunday to hear Rev salt
but were disappointed.
Mrs Lizzie miller was visiting at Mr.
Linder's last week.
Grandmother Bsxley has some
kind of poisoning that Is giving her
much trouble.
There was to have been dance at
Mr. Myers last Saturday night and a
fishing party down on the creek but
the rain prevented both.
Mrs Nora Reinhart was visiting her
mother MRS Ulrich Wagner Tuesday.
Ed Under was in Humboldt Mon.
day.
Mr. Stroh and Hack caught some
fine fish down on Owl Creek last week
MT and MRS Bennett went up to Mr.
Stockebrand's sunday.
Mrs John Bailey came over from
Star Valley last Saturday to bring
her daughter-ln-law, MRS VIM BaX-
ley, to her mothers.
Mrs Bailey expects soon to Join her
husband in Oakland, Cal. Will has IA
good Job in wire nail factory at that
place, at nice sum per month. He
likes the climate and the place and
although he is missed by friends and
relatives, yet we all wish him success.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12

to print as he lie one Ut the best school
teachers in Allen county and man
Of great influence.
Miss Maggie Funk and daughter
were visiting Mrs Leroy Ayers Satur-
day.
Many were the sad hearts Saturday
when they heard that Jennie Ed
wards was no more. Jennie spent
her childhood days in this commu-
nifty and was loved by all who knew
her. she leaves husband aud q lit
tie babe to mourn her early death.
Nj and Mrs Gullett, Mr. and Mrs
Williams and Rev Hamilton attended
quarterly meeting at ElsmOre and
found the town improving. Mrs
sparks il adding ten rooms to her
hotel and a. she is noted for keeping
nice up-to-date hotel, when she gets
her house complete it will he Just
the best on the line. They will have
sample room and be able to accom-
odate all transient boarders.
Up Decker has gone to Bronson,
yet a glimpse at his paper revealed
the fact that the year has been a pros
porous one.
Mrs Evie Ireland was calling on
friends in this community Monday
and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs j
seymour. Evie has many warm
friends here who are ever glad to see
her come.
Ie scribe called on Mrs Seymour
and Mrs r stewart Monday
Stanley Willard was the guest of w
| Wood.
Tony Stewart called or friends in
this community.
Homer Warner is papering Harry
Boekin's house.
Ida Rich was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs Boekin.
A new girl at Geo Seymour's.
Mr. Durham is stIll very low and
not much hopes of getting any better
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
THE COUNTY NEWS.
Continued from 18th Page.
ELSMoRE.
Chas Braden. Reporter,

Chas Braden. Reporter.
May 0-Grandfather Trammel died
at his home three miles west of here
May 3rd and the remains were laid
to rest in the Leanna cemetery Friday
morning.
Mr. Richardson was up again Tues
day morning.
Mrs J p Decker has bought the
Misses Buck and Mooney millinery
store. Miss Maude Hiner of Bronson
will do dressmaking in addition to
the millinery.
A H Buck and son were up from
Stark Monday.
The Elsmore Dramatic Club will
play 1.-The Man ffom Maine" at the
city hall Saturday evening May IL.
Louise Cox visited in the country
last week.
p and M l. Decker Jr were down
to Stark Tuesday. Martin will put
in the machinery for the new skim
ming station.
Mr. Chas Mosier and Miss Sophia
Carter were united in the holy bonds
of matrlmony at lola. Success 10
them.
The NE quarterly meeting was
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12

held here Sunday and Monday. Rev
Carter and Presiding Elder Price of
FIT Scott conducted the services.
Mr. and Mrs Gullett Of near Prairie
Hall attended quarterly meeting
here
Stark was well represented at the
quarterly meeting here there being
about thirty attending.
Robt Mooney Of Funston spent Sun.
day with his parents of this place.
MI KrokstrOm and family OF Gran
ado Texas moved to Elsmore last
week. This family will be a valuable
addition to the town.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
HUMBOLDT

May 9.-Work has begun ON the
fine residence OF f. II Leitzbach.
G A Amos has added room and
awning to his residence.
Carl Rohrsach has his cottage near
completion.
u Amos went to Springfield, ILL.,,
Saturday night where he will visit
friends and relatives for two weeks,
HOuse-cleaning which has been
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
FUNSTON

MISS ANY SEYMOUR, Reporter.
May House cleaning Is the order
of the day.
Claude Stewart and Mr. Chas Ham
ilton went to lola Saturday to take
examination.
Frank Lindsey was over from Jed
do sunday the guest of Prentiss Don
aid.
Invitations are out for party at
Mr. II Boeken's Tuesday night.
Wiley Myers spent Saturday night
with his brother Earnest at Mr.
Stephenson's.
Mr. McColium went to Kansas City
with cattle last week iand will visit
his brother in Lawrence a few days
before returning.
Carrie Alderman is working for Nell
lie Curfman in Lauia Larue's place.
willard Lyle sold twenty-five
head of fat cattle to Mr. Paske last
week.
Clarence McCollum came home from
Colorado last week.
Quite number from our way went
to the entertainment at Bethel last
Thursday night. They report fine
time.
Mrs Funk and daughter Clara Wis
tied Mrs Funk's daughter Mrs NJ }
Steinmetz last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Lyle spent one day of last
" eek with Mrs. Jennie Edwards who
is very low with Consumption.
Mr. Bolinger and family from Moran
visited his brothers in our neighbour
hood last week.
Our road boss has been out remind
ing the people of the necessity of
working the roads.
There was a travelling artist in our
community last week taking pictures
of every bOdy's houses, barns, stock
etc.
When the Golden Valley and cid
ElsmOre and sometimes Independence
correspondents comes down into our
community 10 tell their news what
Is the need of Funston correspon.
dent.
May S-If you wish to know why
Funston and Bethel items did not APP
pear last week ask John BOekin.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Geo Seymour
May 5, a girl.
Ida Ken visited Bertha heltef
since our last.
The party at II Boekin's was quite
well attended considering the weather
G w Lytle and wife spent Sunday
at Mr. Eagles.
Rev Hamilton went down to Els
more Sunday to attend quarterly
meeting.
1T nothing happens we expect to en-
terrain Mr. and Mrs Hartman of Kan
sas City, MO, next week. MRS Hart
man is better known here as Miss
Belle Ayers and has many friends
here who will be glad to see her.
Eva Ireland came over from Bron.
son Monday and made us very
pleasant visit. She expects to go to
Illinois soon to spend the summer.
MT and Mrs Gullett and MT and MRS
NJ II Williams attended quarterly
meeting at Elsmore Monday.
Luther Kendrick came back to
Allen county last week and will work
for Roy Ayers.
1t is with Inc deepest sympathy for
the bereaved families that we chron-
icle the sad news of the death of Mrs
Jennie Walton Edwards which oc-
cured last Friday. Jennie was one
of our thoroughly good girls and
in her death we loose faithful Chris
ian from our church as well as dear
friend. But our loss is her gain.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GuLLErr, Reporter


MRS. HATTIE GULLErT, Reporter
Fruit prospects good.
Cleaning the yard of the wint er
rubbish is the order of the day.
Mrs Theo Maxsaon has painted and
added veranda TO his house.
sMrs r WilIoughby ana Mrs Flora
Brown were our pleasant callers
Thursday. Mrs Brown lie from Wal
nut and We had not met for number
Of years. Mrs Willoughby was from
Moran.
Lee Mooney and Willard Williams
bought horses of J w Gullett Thurs
day.
Miss Lulu Myers has been the guest
of Miss Seymour for few days.
We scribe called on Mrs Honsackler
Tuesday.
Hoover Kerr spent the evening
with l. j Preston.
George Thompson has quite a poem
in the La Harpe News.
The l. A : met al the home of Mrs
+ Williams Wednesday. There were
present MRS NJ l. Seymour, Mrs Gull
lett, Mrs NJ Williams, Mrs Ed Boyer,
Mrs Allen and Miss Frances Williams.
Mrs Ed Boyer became member OF
our l. A J.
Little Geenie Ihrig has been on the
sick list.
a man from Moran was buying old
rubbers last week aud he would get
from sixteen to twenty pounds at some
places
A number of young people spent
the evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Boeken last Tuesday, and
although the,weather was threatning,
preventing a number from coming
there was pleasant crowd present.
a mong them were the Misses Hamil-
ton and brother, Walter Wood Ed
| Welker, Frank Myers. Warren Kerr
Ed and Charley Mccormick and sis.
ter MISS Mccormick, Miss Myrtle Max
son Miss 'Amy Seymour, Miss Lulu
Myers and Miss Ida Rich Refresh
ments were served.
A little girl has come to brighten
the home of Mr. and MRS walter Kerr
May she live to be good useful
woman is our wish. Mrs Kerr's par
ents Mr. and Mrs Brookins are here
from Texas.
The smallpox scare has about sub
sided and the good looking young
lady the Kansas City paper spoke of
is about recovered.
Billy Hoil was the guest of Mr. Gull
lett.
Mr. Mitchell had his picture taken
with his three little grandchildren,
and it is sure work of art. 1t came
from lola.
My! The tents and wagons and peo-
pie living in them around La harpe
and Gas City. The children seem to
have free easy time but how about
their training.
Billie Hoil and George Aulderman
passed through the Valley with a
team of mules bought of Billy Stat
ford.
Mrs Preston called on ye scribe.
Mr. and Mrs Gullett and Mr. and
Mrs Willard Williams attended
quarterly conference Sunday aud
Monday at ElsmOre,
Mrs l. Preston went to La Harpe
Saturday,
Just rain enough to keep crops grow
ing.
Lutte Hendrix is back to Allen
county and we are glad to see him
again.
Flax Is growing fine.
Corn is growing. Some have gone
over their corn with a harrow and it
will soon do to cultivate.
Pastures are in good shape. Glover
has stood the winter fine and is a
stand, where some thought ii was
winter killed.
Mrs Courtney who visited her par
ents here was called home to Leanna
by the serious illness of her husband.
We hope he is better ere this goes in
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12

LIST OF letters T6uldlHg III the lOlh
post Office for the week ending May
5, 1899.
Atchison, Robert Morris, A
Bayman, John Pepper, Simon
Blair ] w L Rand Leln G Set
Bowker, VIM Rhoads jeremiah Esq
Bailey, 4 L Richards,
Carter, Laura Road, Louis
Coaey, Jim stewart W ma
Dieuis, DR. RIO Stratton, Noble
DOwney, + Taylor Miss Maud
Funk, Mrs Agile Tyner, Mrs Lucy
Gill, l. A Nirges, Ruph
Groen, Mrs 4 r Wamsley, GIG
House. Mrs Al Ward, Mrs l.
Johnson, R A Ward,
Kasbeer Ira II Williams, Ed
Hackney, Brit Wood,
Long Miss Alice Wood, W
Mckenzie, Wallace Young, viii
Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised, giving date
H. Il. HENDERSON, p. M
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-12
Advertised Letter List.

List of letters remaing in the lola
post office for the week ending May
K 1900