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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-27
Denver Items.

Nothing ol interest i'll ouy c"mmnni-
" except the pick ing and the ginning
uf the short cotton crop. 1t is thought
;hc entire crop will be gathered by the
lst of November. Mr. }. X. Garrison
is ginning for the community and is
giving satisfaction. The dry weather
caused the seed tO be small and light
cotton frequently gives one Of lint.
Miss Margic Major is assistant
IN the High School n, lcn,llcton
again. This is llcr third ycnr there.
which shows that her services a> Il
'cachcr are appreciated.
Mrs. Whit Smith and sister, Miss Sui
Ivan, of I.aurcns. visited tho family of
Mr.: }. ". Major recently.
Mrs. T.. T.. N'iiiiaHistHn anil ller in
icrcsting children, after Il pleasant Wis
it to relatives. left last week for her
home III Union. :. G..
Cadet Will Garrison returned to
Clemson College last week.
Nh. Sam Harris and Mr. Darwin Reid
arc seen ridin. through Denver nearly
every Sunday. We 4" moi wonder Mt
hoys. Mr. Ea,l Watson also visits
near Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs; G: NJ. Harper. Ecv. Sili
Il. Harper and Rev $. r. Blackman.
with wife and little girl, visited rcla-
ives and friends IN and near Denver
last week.
Mr.. L. A. Buchanan aud sister. Miss
Leila. and Miss Patterson. ot Autun.
were out riding in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. 5. l.. Paxton and little daugh-
lcr. Mabel, have returned to Denver
after q pleasant visit OF three weeks to-
relatives near Brcyald, y. G.. Thci
stay up there greatly benefited them.
Mrs. Paxton will leave in Il few days
for her home i'll Fort Worth. Texas,
much to the regret Of many friends.
Mr.. Will Erwin and brother Robbie,
have left us to enter school ut Tionca
Path: The yonng people regretted to
SEQ Mr.. Will leave. as his society adds
much to the pleasure of all festive oc
casions.
Rev. A. Il. Watson, that good pastor,
has been visiting his flock in our com
munity: He goes about doing good"
and visits the poor as well as the rich.
l!c is very much beloved. and we hope
Conference will send him back to
preach Tor MS another year.
INCOGNiTA.
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Hollands Store Items

Mis- Cynthia Glenn, wife of W. y.
Glenn, died ut her home in this vicin-
ity last Friday night, after u very short
illness. Only Il few of her nearest
neighiDuis even knew that She was sick
Mrs. Glenn WAS Il sister OF tho late.
Levi AMI Reuben iiurrIss, AMI was Il
woman 0l time SENSE and sturdy char
artcr She was married e. MIR. Glenn
III 1917 and there were born unto them
three children two daughters and one
son, the son liavinS preceded his moth
or to the grave about SCvcn years.
Both the daughters have families and
arc left to cherish Il mothers memory
and emulate her vlrtuos. Mrs. GLENN
WAS member OF lsulamah, ut which
cemetery her remains were laid,to rest
the following day. the fuhcral being
husband, Mr.. W. a. Glenn. is lying
critically i'll ut this time and not eX-
pcetcd tolivc. We trust that tho scale
may turn in his favor. and Jhis life may
be spared longer to his loved ones.
Crops are bting rapidly gathered and
the sowing of small grain crops. will
soon commence. Already in some
places the cotton stalks arc being rip
ped up.
Mcssrs. Jones Mctic1und JAS. Winter
are running travelling gin xh,d are
tiOing satisfactory work,
Misses lola and Pearl Dean, Of Dean,
Miss Lizzie Rnlnpcy, of Starr, and Miss
Annie i;ary ana Ernest West, of An
dersOn, wcrc in this ncighborhood Wis
iting last week.
There will he considerable changing
among some OF our people this fall.
Already we hear of trades being made
with Il view to bettering their cOndi-
tion. We predict Tint there will be
quito Il rush from the farms to tho fac
tories this fall.
Rev. u.L. Copeland will preach 1T
Shiloh next Sunday ut :;:;D o'clock. We
hcsrcak for him II full house
Isi-rt.I.
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To please the hardest cus'OrnAr iH our
! prize and pnrpnna II he ~ worth pleasing
Any II an who cant ba pleased with Sui
Ivan Hardware co.'s Betting and prices
IL simply beyond hope.
IL II the particular customer, the In yes.
tigarnV, we'll Informed buv4r that we
lik" Atrike when hH comes To town for
hiH Hard sare. Implement. or Machin
trv. We. that IN, Sullivan HArdws re
GO, know that all such wi II snap bargains
when offered.
When you have any kind OF Plumbing
! would like to figure with Won on It.
5-H John r. Burrss.
sullivan Iiarlwar" Go nre Morgan IL
NtiRhtn regularly appointed distributing
agent. Vh"y ran always furnish these
well known Tires and Inner Tubes at
lowest prices.
Iron K,ng Stoves ara sold in Anderson
only by Osborne " OSBORNE
How ia thin for Shura? Cobb & crav
ton r"ceived the largest shipment If
Shoes ever hrouxh' intn Anderson. Two
solid cars. Just think OH II 3
Tho bat anh cheapest stock of FaIl and
Winia' Dry Goods In the citv at Vandi-
yer Brnn.
Ballard's Obeli-k and Guthrie's Finest
Pst.ni r.. ur '.r Si.dA. per bar, ei AT Van
diver Bros. Freeclty delivery Phone rs
When you want nice Dress Shoe, and
a"in+thing up-t-dute don't forget that
C0Db IL ray ton ha' q them In all Ut, lea
aud c"inrs In q $3.50 shoe tbnt thew are
going 10 SOL at e3.O0 l2-3
brock Bros. have Just received car
inad of p.orless Engin-s made by the
ti-is"r mtg Co. They are 80 well
known they need no praise In tho paper.
Tor every ono VITO has ever u1td one can
tell YOU what they Will do. They re-
ceived Traction Engine on same car,
ana II waS q lite curiosity tO see It run :
nlng around by ita-f. Go aud see them,
who" you arc In need Of AN $ tO |? II T..
Portable Engine. They have them nnn
Will soil you something good at close
prize.
The biggest, best and cheapest stock of
Shoes In The city at Nandiver Bros.
IL looks reasO able that Cobb & Crav
ton can save tn" pm,pie money ia their
SHOES, for they buy them in two solid ear
l"t@. 'Iilst think of II. t.;
Have hot water pipes run from your
a'uve 10 bath room. Try Osborne y
Osborne
Iron King Stoves arc considered the
beAt Buy one. Osborne IL Osborne
solo Agents
If your Piano or Organ need. tuning or
repairs, II will paw you To sea Mr. .IaA a.
RuddOck Of The G.. a. Reed Nj Music IInuse.
VINO Will guarantee perIect satisfaction
to all.
Twonty years experience is what tells
in Sullivan Hardware Co y business In
that time they have learned much frou,
customers, at home and in the markets OF
the world. How to buy Ia how to sell.
Absolute certainty of being pleased In the
reward Tor trading with this old reliable
hrm.
You may read murh and believe moth
ing. Seeing is b+lisving when 1t c mes
tn Sullivan iIardward Co.'S big drive on
Rubber and Leather I,eltlng, Machine
Supplies and Fittings.
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$40 to $4,000 a month for bright hustler
for special position. Good chance for ad-
vancement; no capital or experience ra-
CURED. II: & Manufacturing Co.. 56
N. 9TH ST., Philadelphia, Pa. LII
Twenty five Dollars will buy fairly
good tquare practice Piano ut the &. A.
Reed Music Hnusa. They are intrinsi-
cally worth double that amount.
Iron and Steel are way up, but Sullivan
Hard ware Co. IL keeping prices down on
the great Oliver Chilled Plows.
Cobb IL Crayton are now showing the
largest stock OF Shoes ever shown in An
nerSon before IL you intend wearing
Snoe- ms winter see them. l2-3
Ifyou want the finest T-xas Seed Oats
cheap, get them :. Fandiver Bros
For RENT or SALE-GoOd seven room
House, good location, we'll improved
For particulars, terms, &C.. call on Chas
+. Cobb. at Cobb Il Crayton's Shoe Store :.
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Will | YOU. +?

Before you buy q PIANO see me.
have saved 10 some OF my customers az
much as seventy five dollars In the pur-
chase OF ONE PIANO. Such makes as
Chickering, Emerson, Stulz & Bauer and
Mehlin TO select from. None better
As tn ORGANS YOU can save from fif-
teen To twenty 1ve dollars by aeeiDg me.
Rememker, am In the SEWING MA
CHINE business, just for fun. You can
get prices on any of the high grade
makes; and do not forget that sell any
M"chine Needle at three for Dr., 600 per
dozen The finest Sperm OIL sc. per bot
tie. Nothing but new, select stock.
Remem ber the place
N. L. WILLIS,
South Main st., Anderson. S G.
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Ileltun ltcln>.

y good rain fell here Monday after
noon. which wills welcomed by the farm
crs wishin" t0 SOW grain.
The farmers are nearly through pick
ing cotton. and arc beginning to pre-
pare their lands for wheat and oats.
Mr.. 1. W. Cox is with Mr.. II. \. Lewis
i'll the store for tho fall season.
MIR. j.. l.. Hopper. OF Cherokee Conn
ty. Is now dispensing drugs Tor j. Il.
Cox & Go.
Mcssrs. Chas. Cox AMI T.. Is. Rice, jr..
leave for Furman University o-,lny.
and Mr. Claude Smith for WotlOrd Col
legr.
Miss Marvin Quattlcbaun,. who is to
ho LIST assistant in the high school here,
her position Oh account of illness, wt.
are glad to state has so fur recovered
as to begin her work next Monday.
Her place in school has been filled by
Mrs. lIaynic and Miss Rcna Rice. and
these ladies arc due the thanks Of the
school and community for the interest
and attention they have given the
school They have filled the position
we'll
Mr.. l.. /. Martin. Il rising and prom
iSinS young attorney OF Grccnvillc, will
deliver the first of Il series of monthly
lectures to bc given before tho students
and patrons uf the high school here, on
the End Friday evening of October. Ii
iS the purpose of the management of
the school to always secure Tor this
work some one whose advice to the
young of our community will be both
instructive aud clcvating. We invite
and patrons III our undertaking.
Seven new names were added to the
school roll here yesterday. NNNN.
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. -. 1899


Tho following Jurymcm have be
I.rawn to serve at the approachiI
.,ourt of General Sessions. which co
,cncs ON The second Monday in oct
'rr. Judge Gary presiding
w. n. Cox, Brlion.
". II. Martin. Garvin.
K. II. Gaines. Rock Mills.
:. &. Major. Yarrnnr.;
JAS. W. Williams. Willanst"n.
W. s. Manning. Savannah
Geo. w. Eyans. Hall.
Il. 5. irargin. Savannah.
-. A. Bowen. I'rndlctOn-
A. II. Osbnrnc, Anderson.
Is. r. Mullikin. t;aryin.
+. II. Brown, ilOpwcll.
-. l.. Beatty. Varenncs.
J. Z. Pruit, Savannah.
l.. IL. Campbell, Crntcrville.
". j. SaylOrs, Martin.
T.. III. Burriss. Centrrville.
l'.J Martin, Broadway.
j. w. White. liOmwcll
j. Is. FELTON,, Var0nncs.
Il. N. I.atiner, Il0nca Path.
Milce Ellison, Bolton.
Il. A. Reeves, Ccntcrvillc.
NJ. V. Mct;cc. Hall.
w. G.. Scott, IIrusly Greek.
j. A. Elgin, Broadway.
ticO. J.. Schrimp. Hall.
j. BcltOn Watson. CcntcrvIllr.
w. -. Hall. Ccnicrvillc.
W. A. G.. McW hUttr. l'rndlcion.
i. i. Gentry. Broadway.
6. &. King. Iloprwcll.
('haS 1, Hall Anltr>Ou
j. f.. Garvin, ;arvin.
a. G.. Mo0rlicad, PcndlciOn.
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Card or Thanks.

desire 10 return thanks to the friends
and neighbors who administered to the
comfort of my beloved wife during her
illness, and for their kind acts and
words OF consolation at her death.
j. u. RICHARDSON.
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C. +. JONES & CO.
GREAT AUTUMN SALE !.
public eye We want every @ % %
to friendship will continue
grow We he greatest OF is all
We have to meet the family
Ready to Wear Coat Suits
Skirts, Jackets, Silk Waists.
e @ s st. M siSoo Skirts y sss $500 Jackets 50
Dress Goods
s ss % Come Es sss s % s and
BLACK Dress Goods.
n No Dry G9ed
snd Backs other fancy ~ and extensive range prices
Silks.
ss s s?s ss 1 % @ % aiz & e. sss rs. 3,
@ s n s s % 1 In P 9ss,1 s e. % IN
@ and % uas ss % sss
Millinery.
about 9s esst2 ssass s tss this ws &
s5s II ; sssas
beautiful Hats and visit
Flanneles
perry
Hosiery
we sk special attention to our Hosiery Ladies'
Weight ribbed double
fo
Shoes.
% %aa 4's Ps ss % ss sn @
nave the latest and best Ladies' Shoes from 81 81
IL
75c 5Oand$
at
when we know it At will
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A PERFECT
LAUNDRY.

AS near that as it is possible for any
Laundry to be.
We make a speciality of SHIRTS,
COLLARS and CUFFS. yet at the san e
time Wash everything that's washable.
Always careful with your Linen. Don't
crack your Collars or tear your garments.
Leave orders mt u. G. Brown & Eros.
ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY co
2O2 East Boundary ST.
Il. A. MAYFIELD,
Supt. and Treas.
PHONE NO. %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-10

sorsrsnd 10 do tants au psro mas al de las ideas
supersti,iosas ds INTO e. Fiorentino
-iPsrdiezl exsla no ,rique goloekndose Ia frente
de pronto no se cual ell medic que idsado e seor
de Pibrac para pres mordedura
-SVo', Enriqu.a
-TsngD proyecto
-SSo puede Der cuai q
-Iodavla No; assa snf ,ien temente madara Ia
gDices que va al balls del L. 1,uvre7
En tsto Ilamaron dis r- nente Ia puerta
SIN duda es el j. R,n'
- Adslantti CRITIC ,e, Ia ave esta en- Ia puerta
III homble que entr6 r .u elmo una especa
de manceho de tiend 'e inntiligible cAndida,
vsstido de pam gri d qnien oonocienron al punto
los dos loyeness pa oil mismo q1s los kabfs intro
ducdo aque mismo dia de a hormosa platara.
Enrlque ds Navarra impresion6 vvamente verie
si1tio latr con fueszs ~ .z6n
Salndo el manseho, sac6 carta del b slsillo de
jub6n se II ent+g6 pri oipe sin habar psi .bra
En- sagu9a salni6 se retr6 sntes one
los dos j6venes estnp fs tns pensssen detenarle
-. Caspta! exnlam6 -, paraoe que los smorea
dc Va stra At 90 eamnan tan buen paso como los
mios.
Enrique abrio Il oarts ey6 =.
<El hombre que eItrega d carts me es adc-
to hata Ia mn Fio en- vuestra iealtad one
quem res tsts pape lnmediatamente despu4s de
Ts prsniso qae me lie motive muy po!ero ps.
qn- 20 esuribr Vasstra A -. ain
saberIo nj nsride, pnede vover de IN momenso
otro.
<M spsefor, Gu mi L. dora ooniesa a. Grament
1h6 una earts na ignoraba mi ex;s-
tenca llevo Tsng narido celoso, inja to can.s
dc ESQ, suspcaz sdaslo Pi~iqnsrs en- nj cass, 70
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-10
Variedad en- Tarietas
los

Paola j6 escapar grito de algeria que pu.o
hAber dido Godolfno.
ri! sfi respondt, alf arfiba hay una en- el labo.
ratorio.
gera como oorxa espantada trend lac a.ca
leras yovi6 bsj algunos minutos despues con uns
euerda nueva del Cos del pugar.
Rs algo delgads, djo Noe, pero me parecs fuef
Paola abrio 10 ventana el wen asegur6 bisn 81
extreme de Ia cuerda de los goxnes.
-Ahora que todo est4 dspuesto para mi evasion
que podamos hablar tranauiiamente
mo! mol exclsm6 la joven asustada ~huid
tengo miedo.. mo habeis old, 10 que Ia dicho mi
padrer
ST. por cierto
va 10 wis. tiene ideas sngaare.s Ia super..
tiuioao...
-lY vos?
-Yo nj POGO nj mucho es ezas prof safss
-pues 90 ese case, d j. Noe osAndo dar IN baso.
Ia ioven taliana am6monos seersta misteriosa me
t.; "a yereis como vuastro padre oontinua gos ,ndo
baena salnd
-Pero, caballero
-lAhl dijo Noe tono Il nifo inoomodaao
q no me pramstsis que henos de yolser 4 ".
baito pi. .ntllas sobre oil do la yentana
de- elf al Ssna sin la enerda aunane me apas.
to u oabfzs contra uno ds los piarss del pusnte.
-IE@:a;. locof
IA f.. de cabAllersst
-iPsro delirio
--iSs deris!
y 20 quiero.
-PsTmitidme pnes que vnslva m2nana.
--aAlnff tHsblals form alment.f
C,mo M
PRO dododno sale oas nunca
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Lake and Arkansaw valleys; the nearest outlet bon
river and railroad, to the St. Helens mining district
and there In every to believe that tho future
OF Castle Rock Is q grand one.
One Of the most prominent citizens IL Judge b. w.
Powell. who came 70 Castle Rock In 1891. and altar
investigating the natural advantages OF the surround
Ing country with characteristic foresight secured some
timber and coal lands and good corner lot In Castle
Rock and erected two-story brick building the nrst
and a. yet the only one in the county. Mr. Powell
was city attorney and for i've years member Of the
city council, being instrumental In securing fran
chises for the city for water works and sewerage ay
tens and electric lights At reasonable cost to the
Die. He enjoys the confidence OF MI who know him.
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lists and lawyers-and a newspaper, the Advocate.
The manufacturing industries consist OF four shin
gle mills two sawmills boot and shoe factory. all
substantial and prosperous concerns. The pay roll
from the manufacturing industries OF Castle Rock and
others that directly connected with those In the
tate business bank Is very much needed, and also
business foresight and capital to develop coal
mines and build logging roads and mArkst the timber
OF the forests and of muscle to settle the vast
and fertile acres and convert them into blooming fields
and gardens \
time one of the most substantial towns In Western
Washington: has tributary to 1t the Toute. Silver
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The Castle Rock schools, employing Ave teachers.
are growing into great prominence by proficient and
able anagement and the opportunities for educa-
ton are that could be desired II has the only high
school In the county.
Castle Rock has three comfortable church edihces
two hotels. two drug stores. one meat market two
restaurants lodging houses. photograph gallery
millinery and ladies' furnishing goods stores Blk
general merchandise stores grocery store one dry
goods store, one hardware and furniture store. one
sporting goods store notion store two bicycle sup
ply and repair shops blacksmith and wagon shops
two shoe shops, one harness shop two oaroe. SHOPS
two saloons and one livery stable.
The professions are well OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES deu'
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JoHBfN. QUOTATIONS.


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state school and railroad land both timber and agrt
cultural. which be bought at from $3.50 s. per
acre. Improved farm land be had from IS to $50
per acre. according TO improvements and location
All kinds Of Vegetables are grown to perfection in
large quantities. Grains timothy and clover yield
abundantly Fruits grow exceptionally well In this
locality. Apples pears prunes cherries and berries
produced In large quantities and farming dairying
and fruitraising are progressing fast the land
s cleared. to which ready market awaits the pro-
Queer.
Castle Rock has . Holly and gravity system OF
lights
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~ b9c~ins rrtre~ are hsius oeesnd 70 tos -
0<ef b We ieeai dealers fsr delivery Ia feund s'0
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1ns. Ni4ii u; alfalfa. - rss tsfa
- efIfsis fFssh Fsreh. issihts
asses-FrssA ranch ississi creamery. isa
v1sss-chisksns ave tsasssi; seTtns. CAS@aS
ga tnEttrs t.e. darts. cSs pei dos
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With the reports o dspuse aaons ,S S as s,nar
- 70, the payment q : diuoen1 o. US eo@ .s
stock. There we're other snafP issses ~ 'tns.
new industriais WHICH afssrsAfo recosefca Net
changes ere unAnDeesAns n neafY su cases. - tne
essning up Of Contracts oy tfsaes efS0sns prices
back TO about the starting psane
Bonds showed . declining tendency IN 1mpashy
with stccks en- . small volume Of business
The general public maintained an indifferent mood
toward happenings In Wail sfrest dartas the week
Professional traders have shown increasing m
difference the market, ~ their EFFORTS 70 inv,fe
outside participation failed. The last weeks rise
consinued and eliminated Tuesday, when .
number of heavy OPERATOR closed ont their long
accounts ~ . prunt After this novemsnt the
trading sAs mainly q contest between the pfefO-
ssonals - 70 which way the cayysnt Of prices
should turn
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Of speeialfies with which the nams 1t the late Mr.
Flower r. stiu theatired Both Brooklyn Tranat
and Federal steel have received . large degrees Il
attention from this party The recovery in Sugar
aad strength In the coalsss and in some Isolated
instances In the railroad list gave som. encourage
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