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Married.

un Tuesday. December -, Is9S, by
Magistrate :. II. Stone and at his resi-
dcnrr, Mr. William +. Donncl and Miss
Lucy Davis. all of Andersen County.
ON Sunday, December %. 1S0a, at the
residence "f I. w. Bnrrrl. by :ohn L.
Wigington, Notary Public. Mr.. w. NJ.
l'url,.l and Miss l'rrMiulia Pruit. I'LL of
Anderson County.
On Sunday, December 25. 1898. by
John i. Wigington. Notary Public, ami
at his residence, Mr.. w. X. Crane and
Miss. l.. t.. Hinton, both of Grccnvillc.
ON Wednesday, Dec. 2S. 1898, at the
home OF Rev. y. e.. Wright, the oflici-
ating minister. Mr.. w. Il. Stacks, of
Starr, and Miss Hattie Johnson, of An
dcrson County.
On Thursday, December 2D, 1893, ut
the home of Rev j! Is. Heron, the
officiating clergyman, Mr.. Oscar Sticks
and Miss Eta Moore, all Of Anderson
County.
On Tuesday. December II, 1893. at
II o'clock m.. ut the home of the brides
fathcr, Hon. j. T.. Brcnzealc, in this
city. by Rev. .. ]. Copeland, Mr.
Walter Phifcr. Of Greenville, and Miss
Ada Brcazcale. After partnking of
dinner, the bride and groom left for
Greenvillc, their future home.
On Wednesday, December 81. 1893,
ny Rev. K. &. Lig0n, ut i,is nome, sir.
w. 5. Mckee and Miss ROSA B. Todd,
daughter of Andrew Todd, EsG., all of
Anderson County.
On Thursday, December 90, 1893, by
Rev. r. &. Ligon. at his home, Mr.
Prince Holmes and Miss Maudc Whit
man, all of Anderson County.
On Wednesday. December %, 1893,
ny Rev. 0. j. Copeland. mt the home of
the brides brother, MIR. Warley e.
King and Miss Neva Martin, all of
Anderson County.
At i.a0 o'clock Monday, Dec. 2Stli,
ls''S. quite u large party assembled Mt
Dorchester Church to witness the mar
riage of Miss Madge, eldest daughter
of Mr.. w. II. Wartllaw, to Mr. Robt.
Griffin, of I.ockhart, S. G. Mrs. Ed
ward Ackcr presided at the organ and
played the wedding marches very
swcetly as tho bridal party entered and
departed. The ceremony was perform.
cd by Rev. w. b. Hawkins, who enter
cd first and faced an arch of ever
greens, from which was suspended two
hearts under which the bride and
groom were to stand. The attending
couples were Mir. 'rureen Newell with
Miss Lena Campbell. Mr.. Fred Griffin
with Miss Lola War,llsw, Mr.. and Mrs.
James DILLINGHAM;. MIR. Clarence Rice
with Miss Pnwnee Sutherland. Messrs.
Elijah Griffin and Charlie Acker acted
as nshcrs. The bride was becomingly
dressed inn brown travelling suit and
Al al her maids wore. pretty street dresses.
The groom and his men wore black
suits with dark tan gloves. Mr. and
Mrs. Griffin met the afternoon train at
Iselton. which they boarded for their
future home mt L0ckhart, carrying
with them the good wishes of their
many friends.
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Boleman News.

Christmas passed uff very quietly in
tbis community. In tact, II was the dull
est Christtnas wo ever remem Der having
seen In this section.
Our clever and efficient Postmaster at
ColemaD, Mr.. l.. A. Cole, went to Elber
tnn, Ga, last week on important busi.
ness.
Mrs Claude T. Skelton and children, Of
Mccormick, visited relatives in this ssc-
tion during the holidays.
Miss Annie u. Dalrymple, who is
saachinG ut the iarawell Institute, came
home eo spend tho Christmas holidays.
Mr. H. w. Cole amt wife. ~ RuleInan.
visited his father, Rev. F. NJ. Cole. oi
Reed Creek, Ga, last we.k
IL tS with sorrow we hear Of tho death
or MrS. Jane Summons, which occurred Mt
her home near Craytonville the 26th ult.
she was for any years resident uf this
community, and her many frienus will
regret Tn bear at her death.
Mrs. NJ l.. Thompson. nj near hole
man, who bad asevere stroke of paral ysis
reCeutlv, haS about recovered.
Mr.: George w. jolly, who is attending
The high sch.ml at McCo miok, came
home to spend the Christmas holidays.
Miss Annie. OF Anderson, we're In this
section visiting relatives and friends
during the iiUlsdsya.
Mrs A. G. roMer, Of near Alpine, is
critically III at tbis writing. Her many
Tiands wish her aspeedy recovery.
Rev. l. NJ. Simmons and f.milv. or tho
new F.ery section, visited his uncle.
maj: 4. W. Maret, near Bolelnan, Friday
IN Chrietlnus
There ha~ been more wheat sown in
Snls section this tall than has been tor
great many Years.
hrppy and prosperou. New Year to
gil, 10 the sincere wish Of vnu- hunt ,ble
scribe, SrmInm,'ru
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i'rntilc,On items

'rhr Wou,iinrn al rhr World held thor
nDnumi .lrctipn "Wednesday night. with
al" ioiin~ing result: J. j. S,iinn, Consul
'"mn,anh"r u. l.. Reed. nivi~"r Lien
tonant w l.. Ward, kank.r; j. H.
Mouncr. cirrk II. y Sloan. E.>rnIt; W
u Martin Waterman !. w. tlnn or.
esntry ~ ". W. Wntkln-. phvsician.
MIR j.. A. 1'rcscur. nf B'ack-hury. ana
Mr T. e. rresc"t, "t Washington. d. G.,
haze been on ii V .sit to their mother, wild
ow Of Hon. w. Il. rr+scrt.
Nrs. T. W. Simpson and li,tle nr,n,
Dian, have Ron- tn visit relatives ara
friends in Hpartanburg. This i- the iirst
CbriStmu4 h1r~. SifnEi~"n hAh StIent III her
old home c.un.v since Ii ,r uiarringe thir-
1y-threo years ago.
Miss ANNE Simpson went from here to
fireGnviile, and from thero tO ElbeItnfi.
tla., visiting relatives. she will be gone
Tor some time.
Corporal w. T.. Simpson, Of the Ind
tenn. Regiment, stopped over hero nn
tis furlonKh and ~ ent few day y with
his uncle, Mr.: J. w. ~imps.n.
Rev. N r. Wat on, who is To supply tfi.
Circuit nf the NJ. l. Church, and tamil,
have arrived. We welcome theul to our
town
ii-v. L. W !!!nt nf th- nAn.i4t Church
has been prospecting Tn 0u town with IL
view of locating here for the purpose oi
a1ncatirg his chiiden
III, 30 much 40 that his two daughters,
Mrn. DIR. NeaI, nf Kausas City, Mo, and
@rs. Dr. Mullall of New York, were
haafiIy called to the bedside of their aged
iather.
Mi. Frank Il. Taylor and Miss ]. a. r.
Bnwen we're married December 18th. at
12 O'Clock, at the home OF the bride, Rev.
g. +. Reid officiating.
Mrs. J. &. Moore and children have
been visiting In Anderson.
Prot. A. q. Holmes. Of Laurena, who
has been teaching at Bolton, has accepted
tho position al principal Of tho Hr"deu
school here.
MIR. 3. e. WA:.tsn and Asias Asy +.
Johnston were married at the bride.
home Tuesday evening At o'o:vck, Rev.
Hdr Watson fiictatiiip
Mr. +. l.. &. Terrte went To Atlanta Sat
nrday and returned Monday.
sELI. TALE.
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BESIDES the school At this place there
are four other, within 4 milcs-Savam-
nah, taught by Mrs. Moore Mckee
taught by Mrs. SWarn.an; Hebron by
Miss Lizzie lcagans: Fairview, by Miss
Mamie Blakclty think any section
>honl be proud to have us teacher any
of these ladies.
Our community is wonderfully bless
cd III the way of convrnicnccs. We
have Il Baptis! ChuirI about 3 miles
South. Rocky River, II Presbyterian,
north about miles. II Methodist west
Smiles and Il Baptist east 3 miles, all
OF winch are very ably supplied with
men o! God as pastors. Besides we
nave been having preaching twice IL
mouth the greater part of the ycar al
this place by Rev VI. Mrl:cc and Rev.
>hnlcr.
The young and ~on,r of The older
people of this section have urgaIizch "A
Singing Society that meet, once. every
iw" weeks during he winter. presided
over by Prof.. l'ani>i"i. who does moi
spar" any i;;:!.S ~ i,>ilIrtirg his class
mat the, may get the benefit of his
knowltti.c III the ilIsliincnis of music.
May all who are Interested ! greatly
encouraged III such aud keep il M. for
IT i ~ much better iliai uilr young
people should spend their time in sing
lii= praises Ia God ihaiitn be SERVING
lhc devil BY attrndin. hall- anu game
tables
We ialr -FOUR com and ih,r wheat
hi!'i iN" ,iN mill, anal cation .in-
WITHIN litc mill. and ~ GOOD farm
m. Land rs any ia ~, County. Though
We en- boa>i al iaNin" sniiir of ne
hI.t'-i i.iiin,I. tliii j. in the County
''ii' We nave SOM. -,nnd ones if The,
:'ic. on y >lnill ~r.ilr. tIiin!, the ma
jniiit "i the people ui this section en-
I"ri /" Try and r.ii>s- their bread and
meat and les ci> cotton. In tIr
.li>lar'c Of about five miles we have.
i"'ir medical doctors in The persons of
Ih"mn>"r. Bowen. Anderson and
W inrtnn. and il You want any law yo,
can tind the Judge of Hall Circuit. r..
{. Martin, III his office
i happy N"M Year to all.
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Mrs. jane Simmons. rclict of the iate
MIR. Isaac Simmons. died at her home
near CraytOn an Monday, Dec. 90, 1893,
after an illness of nbont three weeks of
typhoid fever. Mrs. Simmons was the
mother of four children, all of whom
survive her-three sons and one tlaugh
ter. She was u member Of Mt. Bethel
Baptist Church. She will be greatly
missed by her friends and relatives.
Tier remains were inferred in the Bar.
kcr's Creek ChurclIyard, Kev. n. q.
Wright conducting the funeral scrvi-
ces IN the presence Of n large cOngre-
gntion of sympnthizlng friends. She
had been left n widow for 80 years,
having her children to raise. Mira.
knew her. We sympnthiZo with the
berenved ones. i. a. WnIcur
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Andy Brown. Frank McEoes ard ChsT.
Icy Buchanan have formed O partnarahip
under the firm name of Brown. McLee.
d Go. for the purpose OF carrying on o
general merchandise business. Thev
have the goods and propoae to cell 40
chenp and act 81 politely that you can't
help buying. Give them o call.
AN ACCEPTABLE CHRI4TMAs PRESENT
FOR ONE DoLLAR.-On hundred en-.
glaved visiting cards In fashionable sty le
IL most acceptable present for either
ladies' or gentlemen. We furnieh these
name onlyl for one dollar and prepa,
postage Work done In our own FACTORY
mere. No delay. Send for samples O.
Cards or wedding invitAtions. J p.
STEVENS az BRO jewellers aud Engrs
sers, a whitehall It.. Atlanta, Ga.
FOk REM IA room cottaxa. on
Hameton street. Apply at this office.
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You muat have gaot. Harrow. None
equal TO those sold by Sullivan Hard ware
t% Here In the list YOU can select from, !:
Leans Flexible steel Smoothing, Acme,
D'sr, Wizard Hpading Best selection
eve eh"wp in Anderson. Prices down
70 rnck bottom.
Have hot water pipes run from your
s.ove 70 bath room. Try Osborne q
What about pillow that breaks 2 to 3
acres day, 70 IL inches deep, resulting
IN 0ne-shtvd mere co n, cotton or other
crops, vith one baif the quantity of
eleorgfs farmer, eays Of the Hancock
Flow sold by Sullivan Hardware Co.
J J. Fretwell has Just received two car
!nads or hn~ Wagons, which he is OffsP.
saE IS very low prices. 16-
To Rat the best results from your land
and save every dollar In manure and
labor You must huy good implements.
Sullivan Hard is are ca. only offer che
fakes.
For light training and pleasant exer-
ci~s,. get Zero Bio. cle-it runs easy
F hard work get some other bicycie
and you'll not DO disappointed.
Tnere is an epidemic OF dyReutory and
dlarrbD. prevalent now. aud If you ara ef.
d!cted you ahou'd try Evans Mixture.
which can he purchased at the Evone
Pharinscy for 26 oonta Q bottle. Il Ia hiTh.
~ recommended BY every psEson who has
used IL.
Nearly one thousand Oliver ploves mt
IN Anderson County by Suilivan Hard
ware Co., and the good work has just
brRun.
For REST-The Offices recently occu.
pied hv Bonham q watkins, In the In.
TELLIaENCER building. Apply at this
offic~.
just rseeived q car Of Florence wasons
j. g. FOWLER.
The G. A. Reed Music House has re.
cehtIy ctived q full car load or Pianos.
and are Offering high grade INSTRUMENTS
atin"er prices than oyer heard OF In this
country.
The G. A. Reed Music House has taken
the State AGENCY for the celebrated Co.
lumbia GraphnphOne. and Is selling them
at manufacturers prtcea. It will interest
see this wonderful invention.
Money. to loan on farm lands. sApplv
tn C;J aauldih. Offfce ovSk the Bstili Of
Iron King Stoves are considered ID q the
haes Buy one. Osborne q Ulinksoaies,
Sole Agents.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing done on ehors nosico
by Osborne & Clinkscales.
II You arc afliicscd with diarrhuaa mr.
dye5ntery. try Evnns' Mixture. Gunfan.
eoed TO cure the eav0xsae attack if taken
Ia time. For aale af Evans Pharmaav,
Priee. OILY 26 centa q bottle.
For q c'ean ahave and eaav cutting get
the Mtmy0d Razor and tho Nimrod iAxo.
Sold only by sullivan Hardware Co.
just received big lot of best arade Of
II da Powder and osher ammunftiou for
the Xmas trade as Sullivan Hard ware 90.
Tho Sullivan Hardware ca. L. now
puah ng its Plnwa and Harrcwe. Read
the ad; To this papar.
Tremendous st,ck OF Gums. bought
hafore the high tariff went into effsce.
Sutltyan Ha DWARF 90. will sell YOU a
Gua cheaper than they can DO bouehe 20.
das ct wholese from the aosory.,
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GREAT REDUCTIONS. in ALE Deuartmeuta ]

Beginning January 1st will offer cur entire lime of
Goods at sacrifice preparatory opening up urm
stocks all departments Take advantage Of this Great
Sale and save money.
500 Fannols beautiful dena rec,ar ,~;
oO yards Fancy Duck always sold for
300 yards Heavy Cotton Flannel regular price CLEARANCE price, 4Ae
n6e I~i All Wool Flannel extra heavy regular price
ance sale price,
Black Brocaded Brlantne A inches black regular
Pnce Soc clearance sale price,
600 yards All Wool Woed clearance sale price 7a
Aoo para onrose ia Blankets regular value 81
lou out 1or only
20 White Maseies Quilts regular price CSC
loo Ladies Ribbed Undervest heavy quality
sae price ice........................ 2Ac
200 Gen'emen Heavy Fleece Undsh regular
l25 Ladies Flannel Waists 1gc
2oO h q G Corss regular 5Oc clearance
lOO dozen Ladies Fast Black Hose value
20 doz White Cotton Towes clearance price 44c
SHeRT AND CAPE DEPARTMENT..
Ladies Black and Cooed Bilanine Skirts regular price clear
sale price 97c
Ladies' Heavy Atracan Double Cape regular $780, eanes sale
SHOE DEPARTMENT..
Big drive in Shoes for this sale.
Ladies Fleece Lined Seamless Shoes bent quy, her
clearance sale price only CSC
Ladies Genuine Donga Shoes all toes and regular price sl25
Meme aavy Kip T Guaranteed ali leather :;:nc sale @ sse
always tor essnssP a PSs s pe sss sss
mems Genuine Calf Scotch Bottom Shoes regular
CKOE8gNG DEPAETMENT.
The balance Of our Closhing be sold at COST.
a $50 .oisaan,s pe ss
YoS heavy regular value $500 G. piss ps ia
Full line Mens Fur Rass at 900 on the DOLLAR. 80
We wish customers happv New Year and ,al
them tor the kindness and liberal during aat 2
months and hope by close strict attention 70 bus
Youxa truly,
LESSER So CO,
Lades Of Low Prices and Advertisers undsr Maaonc Tpla
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Anderson Educational Association.

Pursuant to a resolution ndoptcd nv
G1e BOnrti of Directors of the Andcrsnn
Educational Association. n meeting Of
the Stockholders of said Anderson I'd.
ucational Association is hereby called
on Saturday, Feb. 4, 1890. mt 10 o'clock
2. M, Mt the Office of Tribble g. Prince.
N the city OF Anderson. for the pur-
the conveyance Of the property of snii
Association to liquidate the 0utstnni.
ing indebtedness Of a.;s. Associatinn.
ID. S. MAXWELL. President.
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Assessment Not
AUD1ToR's Org
ANDBR305f

AUDITOB b ptl
ANDBRSo5
gHVHIS OFFINE WILL BE O
II RECEIVE RE URN8 U
S03AL PRUpEnTY for ta1
tho next hrtnsi yosr from che ae
January. 1882 20 che 2ash OIL
following, Inclusive.
All tfansfers OF RE AL E5rAt
since last years asAessinens !
carefully noted on, she resurnry
! bef ,nt aorea ,b6ught or sold 4
whom acquired or to whom soiSs
Under the new sssessing i
township assessors are requltt9
Tax RUturns for all thUse tn
make their own returns wltniiS
prescribed by law, aud henosu4
sy OF delinquenta escaping the
Ex.CONFEDERATE 81
over 50 wears OF age are e1ls
POLL TAX All other maief
the ages az 81 and 60 years, q
tHO~E INC %PABLE OF t
A4UPPORT FROM BEING s
OR FesUM ANY OTHER C4S
be deemed taxable polls. E
For the convenience ut taI}z
will al.sO have deputies to fAse
the following tunes aud places
Holland, Tuesday, January
MNffasssville. "Wednesday, t
Iva, Thursday, January II II &
.Buassi1y, Friday, January "
BAylis facCOnneil's, Sstun1s
ary'l4. :. D.
Starr, Monday, January id NJ
Hboreville, Tuesday, JarusrI
= GlinknGhales' Mil, Wednc
ary i8
Dayton, Thursday. Januaf5
BishOp's Branch, Friday.
Five Forks, Saturday, Jsns;
Ausun. Monday, January 1
Wyets's store Monday, JA.
Cedae, Vyreath, Tdesdav, !a
Wlginge06'A S6ore. Wedas
0yp,2H . M
Equality, Thnrsdsy, Januss
Hed1lreslii; FFiiay, Janns!J
IOsshvillG, Friday. I.snnesJ
X0gAloOs Saturday, yanuhl{
AopeA Faith, Monday %
January 80 and 81. j
1eeseS01sss, 11eesseeS01ss Wa.s:..ss.aay anu -!
February Z and =. ...
Psedmonk Friday and So
ruafy o ehd 4. ,E
Pezzay. Monday, Tuesday
day, tNdkSlissy g., and 8.
vVtiatemss0n. Thursdsy
February 8 and 10. v,nis 4
Dec. a, ls0s. a.
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A Card OF Thanks.

MIR. EDITOR: Please allow me space
thanks to the good ladies of Shiloh
Church, in this County, for a highly
Appreciated purse of money for the
purpose of purchasing me an Overcoat
as = Christmas preaent. [ assure each
anu every enc of the good sisters ma
well MS other contributors that n more
appreciated present could not have
been given. May the Giver Of all gOutl
reward and bless them,
Respectfully,
N. G. WRIGHT.
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C'"rnrr Dots.

rs We have seen nothing from our
Corner for some weeks past. Mr..
Editor. and being dc>irol~ of >\ting
occasional mention ni happenings
which lr. daily taking place around
rs. we take the liberty of writing what
has been done and what is b., ing done
alnnng us.
Christmas found us ready and wait
ing. and since Mnnuay night parties.
snciablc>, etc. have been The order of
he day.
MIR. Luther l.. Bowie. one oi ulr
most pnuular Young men. on last Wed
nc-day night led to hyn"n'> altar one
Of "Mohnwk'>" most charming yol,ny
ladies in the lprr-"n OF Miss Lucia Par
l"r. The crrcmlun, WAS performed lv
l;r,. II. &. Frnul. "l l.owndr>villr.
ON lh' inll"Min-, III, The bridal party
hinN"lu the Ic>idrIlrc Of Mr.. \. :.
Pow ic. biorhrr of Mi. l.. T.. Huvic.
"bcl, i >nnlplnn1> ica>l awaited them.
Ntr', tI. bridal pan, had arrived and
coi,.laiila'n,n> had been rxtcn.l.d to
ih. Ilippy hli,I. nnd -roon b, il few
inair,d -,r>i~ WHO w.i, present. word
pissed alD,,uL M, lI, r,.,.l u., j.,
w..ilIn.. and all ll,y th.i vrl. biI,l;u
in,rnn >.n.r ,r =i,.~i> urr, Assem-
i,l,ii .iiu,iih !i,. l,.l.,l iu,ld vIu,, i,,
one lpul tic, uullunl. of il,. GOOD
liliu-- rinN N.lcd l.. iI,. Genial hos. and
hu-i,~~ VI iuuir t, 10 b.. co,,.i.lin-
i.,nI in his .i,..finu. Of ,,,,,,,,,,;,,,
.ltl M. iniu III. n,,n. friend, iur>
'.nNin. c.n.l.,ii.l.itinu> and vj>h,ur
ihon, It Ions. plo-p,rn,is ami ,ncln,,.I.d
,r'Inry ;lmnl'.h ne.
}l...~ Mimi. AMI \uu;. I:.v,.. 49,.
pleasant ana charming. youn- Ialir.
iinm pnc West. have been .pcndin-
The ln,lida,s with lh.. t:.nil, of MIR. j
W. l;"Nr.
Mr>>,> I;ml.l,n Lyon and Vandiy,r
Sharpe. of 'rnwnyillr. spent - ,lay or 50
Will, HE iunil, of i.cv. *. &. I.i.n.1,
la>i week.
Mrs. Lois Davis. the teacher at Moi
fatt>villr, spent Christmas with her
parents near Troy.
Mr.. j. W. I.igon. who is tcachin.
near Troy. is Spending the HOLIDAYS at
home.
Mr.. Mack Beatty, who has been o,,it.
sick for some time, is again able to be
,tf4.
Mcssrs. Shcrard g. Bros. are erecting
"a neat and connlutlious storertmm ut
Iva, where they expect soon to 20 into
business.
Miss lola Johnson, OF Anderson, and
Miss Anna Clinkscalcs, of Lown,lcs-
vile. two charming and pretty young
ladies. are visiting Mrs. j. A. Cook, of
Iva.
MISS E'icn Sicrarti, who is attending
''''''' III ,'"c west spent the christ
mus win her parents. f1cr many
'',e'os were aci'ghted to see hrr.
a. H.. ohcrar'i' VINO Is teaching Ill
~" "."''ea ochooi NJ georgetown, is
H'eh"'ns '"e hoi'days with Ills iainiiy
"',', 'e."',ves.
WI. .. ~. o"rdy, PROFESSOR at IVA
Spcn! ehr's''has at Ills nome near Troy
S's,.'"e among Ir'ci'is anu relatives.
MISS l-uCy Dcnu, popular young
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Bncklenn Arn,cs ~sive.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and ell Skin Erup
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise 25 cents per bog. For sale
by: Hill-Orr Drug Co
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To Oure a old Ia One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets.
AL drnggist. refund muuey ifit fails to
cure. 2hc The genuine has l.. B. @. on
each tablet.
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To 'ha Defendants above raue,l:
the STATE OF S0UTH CARQlI1
COUNTY OF ANDEasoS.
COURT aDF COHaEaDN pgp.|

Martha II. Smith, as Grautee of s'aulIus 1
ban. aud as Grantpe OF Lmuel n vi
Grabt+e If W.n Harper, Johu e Harps1
villa Il arper, Calhoun I. Harper, WIN. al
B a. Acstr. Ma = 8 'mpson aud Lucis{
born, P!aint fs. against niarthA E Hr7
phiA C. Kainwat~r, sarah A Long. P4
aniela. Paiie NJ. Rag,daie, Ernes. al
s3hd, Gai.. n. Tow send, N ii. Il .rpes
+ House. E mo Strait, Mary ) Strait u
Stra (, calhoun l.. Harper, William lf
Anavi,la Harper, Jnhu E II .rper. FcfIis
and Wm Stra I. Del. udnn s-SImmaaiS
ief-Comp amt not Served. f
T the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summ0ued aud reess::s.s.!is reess::s.sis
Il over the 700 plaiut In this actian, Il
O py is herewith served upon .ou. sa3 lf
q copy Of your answer 10 the said Co1a
the subecriber OF bis office, AndeN,H
House, South Carolina. within twenty iI}'=
the service hereof. exclusive of tho dsjfiT
service; and II you fail to answer thsias
within the time aforesaid, the Plaiutf +
action will apply to the Court for the raz.
mnndsd in the Complaint. r.
Dated Anderson, 3. Z No seuber q tl8
JOSEPH N BR0E&
Plaintiff ht;i
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-04
THE STATE Or SOuIHcau.,.
COUNTY or ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON NJ,

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Estate Of rnrn"r Il O,born dee mt'm ',.,,'m q 4
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urn. E;.'na X ns. aud ezra vicknrs Y
Turner Il osb rn, dec a.,ri. AMI s4ri
u>'nrD, d cemsrl. AMI Jr,-.h u re- A'l.i
served S'HpArt [
To The Def .ndant above named.
V'pU are hereby ,umIiiun.h nd ,a,,.:
sw-r 'b" complaint m fhi> f."eli %;
l. iiled III The o.ii,c OF The tl.,; ft'sa q
Common Peas. at ndrr nt. Il "e '9!f
serve copy "i your answer - tn. ala r. -at
nn the subscriber al his niiirr =, ,,I i ,'1li4
y, wl'hin twenty lays a'ier the ,r's;,,'I
cxcllAivc Of She day al s;,cl, ,ery,,. M see hef
tail I" an,wcI the tImplai,.r x,,,,;,s'o soa
aforesaid, the ri ,iutiir in tns 'u ,ee
{" he ''pur' for the relief dr,natpitJ il ~,
plant. :" 'le
Dated Noscnhcr 20, Al 1873
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To iha Defendants above rare,l
Take lice that The Com plant in ,b;. .E
together with the Su nu ot- lrre,n w" 81
hich he cwith served upon SO !. Wen" 81
IN "ihcs "f the icik Of the curt Of ,1<
day OF Nvven brr, a d. 1898, and ,hr .h II
nc .rvn is 10 SILL tn Real t,ta "a, TIE
born, dec-as d O6 acres III Eu k .nrst; ~;
payment Of debts No persoua cla'"
H8ainst you. JOoErli N BEOlf lfa
Anderson, 3. c.. Nov. %. 1888 'A''i 81
To the Defcndants En ina King and Con ~,
AXE notice that unless you apuly vitl;. ~
ty days after tho seTvice Ut this s,mr J. Is
you'iO' the appOintnent of tiuA,di,a a. b
10 ap. ear a. d defend This artiun in yo., A
the aintif will then app to the Coor a.
appointment an your behalf
Sc II N. BROWN, Plaintiff. AZ
Anderson, y. c., Nov. ~, 1898. 81