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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-19

stealing the wood than was cone by
the rightful owner In housing it.
There was added also both pain aud
shame.
a truant boy deserted his heEss ~
the field for the fishing rod. His
father devised very effective punish-
ment when he presented him box of
tackle and sent him forth to the creek
every day, requiring him 20 fish GER
tain number CT hours under very az
acting restrictions. The boy was soon
disenchanted; fishing became work In
stead Of play, aud hey glad to re-
turn to real, useful work.
That man cheats the world aud
himself when he puts foremost in his
short creed the comforting opinion
chat the world owes him living. It
is objectionable egotism for a man to
make himself The center of the world,
and count that for him oil people and
things exist. When great man drew
near to death, one Of his followers
asked him to sum up his teaching in
one word that would express tb e whole
duty Of man. Hisreply was scader-
fully w!ss, is nos sss.s Wis. ST. and tnat
one word was: "Seryice.
rOBsERvER.' y
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Assessment Notice.
AUDITORS OFHICE.
Dec 5, 1900

AUDITORS OFFICE,
ANDERSON, sc.
THIS Office will be open to receive
Returns OF Personal Property for Taxa
lion Tor the next Fiscal Year from the
first day of January, 1901, to the 2Oth dav
February following, inclusive.
All transfers Of Real Estate made since
last ears assessment must be carefully
noted on the return the number Of acres
bought or sold and from whom acquired
or to whom sold.
Under the new assessing laws the
Township Assessors are required to maxi g
Tax Returns for all those that fail to make
their own returns within the time pre-
soribed by law, and hence the difficulty
OF deiinquentS escaping the penalty OF
the law.
x-Confederate Soldiers over so years
OF age are exempt from Poll Tax. All
other males between the ages Of 81 and
w years, except those incapable OF earn
ing support from being MANNED or from
polls.
For the convenience of Taxpsyers we
Will ALEC have Deputies to take Returns
at the following times and places:
Holland, Tuesday. January 8.
Moffattsville, Wednesday, January 8.
Ive. Thureday, January 10.
Moseiey; Friday, January II.
Bayno McC0nnell's, SATURDAY.. Jan, 12.
Starr. Monday, January IA.
storeville. Tuesday, January Is.
GIN kscaiSs Mill, Wednesday,, Jan. l6.
Guyton. Thursday, January IL.
Hishop's Branch, Friday. January 18.
Five Forks, Saturday, January 10.
Autun. Monday, january 81.
Wyatt,s Store, Monday. January Z.
Cedar Wreath, Tuesday. Jan. ga. m.
Leach's Store, Tuesday, Jan s-p. m.
Wtgtrgton's Store. Wednesday. Jan. o.
Equality, Thursday,. January 10
Townville, Friday, January Is.
Tugaloo, Saturday, January %.
Honea Path, Monday and Tuesday,
January % and 20.
Belton, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan
uary 80 and 81.
Piedmont. Friday and Saturday, Feb.
day. February II, IL and Is
=, Williamson, Thursday and Friday,
February ID and Is.
G. N. G. BOLEMAN, Auditor.
Dec 1100
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The census shows some queer
things about Texas. For instance,
Bailey county has but 4 residents,
Cochran has 90; Andrews, 81; Lynn,
II; Dawson, 36. Twenty-Five others
have less than 500. Some counties
have no RUNNING stream within their
borders, some are hundreds Of miles
from o arailroad, and others are almost
wholly inhabited by prairie dogs,
jack rabbits and rattlesnakes. Tom
Green county, the largest of the State.
has $1,000 square milee, which is
large. ..=;. han q tho vhoie state OF Ohio
and has but 6. .894 inhabitants.
Don't be Jealous Of your neigh.
Dor or your brother. Don't. That is
little, too little, very iittls. And If
you; sinduIsa that spirit lag it viii
make you little. and thar mean, and
then contemplate. Don's let the
spirit GET goE. Don't.
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Sad Tragedy Mars the Happy sabbe.h.

WINNsBoRo. s. g., Dec. 9.-This
morning hir. amos Z. Davis, one of the
most prominent and influential citi-
zens of the county, shot and instantly
killed Mr.. James s. Ly!es, who came to
his house and called him out to his
gate.
A jury of inquest was summoned by
Magistrate j. d. Blair, acting as Coro-
ner. vino after hearing all of the testi-
mony rendered the following verdict !:
"That the said James s. Lyles came to
his death by pistol wound ;nfiictcd
at the hands of A. E. Davis at said
Davis's yard gate, and said killing is
justifable."
Both parties are prominently con-
nected and the unfortunate necessity
that caused tho homicide is deeply re-
gretted by Mr.. Davis many friends.
1t is matter Of qualification however
that the verdict of the coroncr's jury
completely cxonerates him.-Ine State.
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Almanac Weather sI,arps.

. - /. j
Speaking Of almanac predictions as
compared to weather bureau fore
casts, said veteran drug man Of
this city, ''every almanac prophet has
a secret system Of his own. There are
less than dozen in the country who
are regarded as experts, and as far as
I know, their calculations are all
based on the 'oycle' theory. They
assume in other words, that the wealth
5er repeats itself at certain intervals.
Where they differit is in the length Of
the cycle.
There was man in Ohio who was
very successful for long time and
who took half century as the basis
Of the system. He was employed to
get up the predictions for almanacs
issued by large Wholesale drug house
in Detroit, and in 1885 OF 1861 am
not quite sure Of the date-he created
sensation by the accuracy Of his
forecast. He was far more successful
than the government weather bureau
of that day, and Of course he acquired
an immense prestige. Next year his
percentage of misses was much greater,
but he made one astonishing hisin
predicting phenomenally cold wave
that arrived exactly according to
schedule. It is great pity he didn't
retire on his laurels, for he never
duplicated those early performances,
and finally went so far astray that he
had to 4s,it.
'.The most scientific of the almanac
forecasterss estimate their cycles by
certain astronomical conditions. They
go on the theory that the relative po-
sition Of the planets has something to
do with the weather, and they have q
set Of carefully prepared astronomical
maps for each year. When the condi-
tions are identical they assume that
the weather will be about the same.
Some go farther and say that comets
and sunspots produce tornadoes and
other great disturbances. I dare say
that the late total eclipse has played a
prominent part in more than one set
Of predictions throughoutShs country.
Bet as aruie, the almanac men light
shy Of announcing great changes.
Country people have q habit Of treas
uring up blunders of that kind, and
oneor two Of them will ruin the repu-
:tationi of publication. As rule,
the predictions are generalities. deal
ing with the average weather Of Sec
ton, and in that respect the cycle
theory seems to be reliable.
You would be surprised to know
how many weather almanacs' cirou-
late among the country folk. The
average. editiono any Of. the older.
publications is never less than mil
lion. Nep Orleans Times Democrat.
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Taught BY Experience.

Even'a lunatio may not wholly lack
the power to reason. This truth ap-
pears in Q story Life tells Of the in
spection Of an asylum by the trustees.
talking through the grounds, they
came upon . party Of workmen who
were repairing wall: One Of the
harmless patients, apparently assist
ing in the work, was pushing wheel
barrow along upside down.
y friend, :" said kind. hearted
trustee, gently, ayou should turn your
wheelbarrow over
Not on your lifer' replied tho pa
3tient. s turned it over yesterday,
aud theS put bricks in ill''
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FOR SALE.

THE HASKELL ESTATE containing
three thousand e, 3,OOO) acres, more or less.
lying on the waters Of Little River, and
situated In the Flatwoods section, in ABB
beville County, will be sold. eitnor as
whole or in tracts. The Seaboard Air
Line Railroad runs through the place and
mas Flag Station on this property. A
hue old dwelling OF ten rooms, in good
repair. Property exceptionally we'll wa
tered and wOoded. Parties wishing il {.
formation will call on or communicate
with l.. @. HASKELL, Agent, Abbo-
vile, Il. G.
Nov %, 10 % 3m
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Executors Sale,

DY virtue Of tho authority vested in
I'D me by tho last Will aud Testament
OF James r. brennan, deceased, duly
proDa;o;; and recorded in TIC oilce of the
Probate Judge in Book ), page Go,
will sell to tho highest bidder before tho
Court House door, at Anderson G. H., $.
lowing described Real Property, To wit /:
All that certain Tract or parcel oi Lana
situate in the County of Anderson, State
aforesaid, containing fitty.th acros,
more or less, bounded by the Blue Ridge
Railroad, Poor House tract Of Land,
.---- Burriss and others.
Terms of Sale-Casb. Purchaser 10 nav
extra fer papers and stamps.
j. II. MCCONNELL,
Executor.
Dec II, 1900 25
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A confirmed topper Of Frankli,

A confirmed topper Of franklin,
Pa, made bet previous to the cleo
tion that if Mckinley was successful
ne would subsist entirely on whiskey
for six months. He essayed to fulfill
his obligations, but after few days
his stomach revolted and he found it
physically impossible to continue
drinking. He has now become strict
teetotaIer.
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a $ | OR Ia
For Infants and Children.
The % Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ,e1 ,xSg ...,....;:.-s - ), :. :

- The inbred curiosity of some
people enables Others TO make 8 good
living without work. Everything
aasasns e he .se ssSos os : q t ust now
aiays Even tho gentle rain forms
p0oIs In the streets.
Happiness is but another name FOR
perfect health. Uae PriokIy Ash Bit
ters and be happy. IL keeps the
vital organs healthy and we'll regula-
ted. S'S.
The SHY Of Downs. Kan, has
more thai ], ,0O0 inhaBitanis, araong
whom there is not 8 single lawyer.
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The casein Industry.

The most malignant opponent of
trusts can scarcely take exception to
the one which in the last ten years
has developed the casein industry Of
this country into one Of tho best in
vestmen.s for both the farmer and the
manufacturer. 1t is not 80 long ago
that buttermilk was such drug on
the market that it was regarded as
food for pigs or as waste substance
to be thrown away. This has been
changed, and, where formerly the
dairyman obtained nothing for the Ii
qnid, he converts it;nto oasein, either
in his own dairy or in factory owned
by the oasein trust. Casein is an al
bumenose substance, best known to
the average citizen in the form of
cheese. It contains. as much nitrogen
as meat, more than eggs, and much
more than fish. It's food value is
therefore very high. Thus far, this
feature has not been utilized in the
United States, all of our own casein
being used for other industries, but
vast quantities go to France and Ger
many, wtere they are transformed into
artificial foods. Tho manufacture is
now up in the millions of pounds, and
is increasing annually. Some is
converted into buttons. This is done
by mixing the casein with fine clay
and other inorganic materials made in
to paste, rolled, stamped, and baked.
1t makes light, glossy, and hand
some button, and. is much stronger
than tho one made of Chinaware alone.
In the matter Of small buttons and
studs, it can be made iridescent
or colored to suit the public fancy.
Thus far in our own land, casein has
been put to low utilitarian purposes.
By chemical treatment, it is changed
into very strong glue, which is used
In making veneers. Several great
cooperages out west now make barrel
heads of these veneers, and sand save
one or two pounds of weight, and at
the same time get a stronger and hand
somer barrel head. These veneers are
also employed for chair seats, Cur
seats, sounding boards, and piano
cases. A second use is as constituent
of paper pulp. Casein is snow white
and, when mixed with wood pulp,
straw pulp, and similar bodies, gives
whiter and clenrer product, and also
one that is less brittle and more dura-
BILE. THE mixed pulp is made into
paper for newspapers, writing paper,
wall paper, and paper boxes. The
white boxes which the more epterpris-
ing shoe dealers and department stores
now effect ars results Of this indus
try.
Casein mingled with lime makes a
liquid covering intermediate between
whitewash and paint, which possesses
handsome gloss, and is very much
cheaper than the latter. The lime re-
acts upon it and makes it beth water
proof and, to certain extent, fire.
proof. AS finish for fne leather
goods, it is now employed in at least
30 Of the leading works Of the coun-
try. It is particularly adapted for
fine kids, goatskins, dogskins, calf and
sheepskins. It is also used as finish
for the outside Of lead pencils, pen
holders and other wooden wares.
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FOR SALE.

ABOUT 100 Acres good Farm Land for
SALE. part bottom and about half we'll
wooded, oil main public road about one
mile from two Churches, School House
and Station on Southern Railroad, in
Oconee Co. Part cash, balance on easy
terms. j. B. SHANKLIN,
Nov %, 1900 %
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having demands against
the Estate OF j. NJ. Welborn, deceas.
ed, are hereby notified to present them.
properly proven, to the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make payment.
j. NJ. GARRETT,
j. T. BOGGS.
Administrators.
Dec B, 1900 "a go
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Judge Of Probate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERsoN

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERsoH.
In the CS.:: OF Common Pleas.
n. G. Greer, Plaintiff, against Roher,
Greer, as Administrator of the Estate
Of N. A. J. Greer, &C., ct al, Dsfend
ants.
In obedience to the order Of sale grant.
IL ed herein, will sell on Saleaday In
January, 1901, iu front of the Court
House in the City OF Anderson, s. c..
during the usual hours OF sale, the follow.
ing described property to-wit:
Al that Tract or parcel Of Land situate
,n i, the State and County. containing one
hundred and four uOfl acres, more or
less, bounded on the North by lands of
Marshall Shirley, East by lands now or
formerly owned by N a. Shirley. South
by lands of Ezekiel Harris, and West by
'ands OF Butler Shirley.
Ierms OF Sa'C-One. half cash, balance
on credit OF twelve months. secured by
Dol, o"i,a ana moriraEo. with leave to pay n.
necessary stamps and papers.
X. y. II. NANCE,
Judge of Probate M Special Referee.
Do -, 1900 ~ {
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAklLINa
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
r<NvYDC nfS <.N~s1rx~,,

The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OK COMMON PLEAS.
MIRA. Il. II. Garrett, wife Of J. N. Garrett plain
tif against Mrs. Sarah Evatt, Sayilla Swords
amanda amanda Newton. Charles NJ. Weiborr. r. II.
Melton, deceased, Oscar Boggs Frank Rogos
Flora Boggs Hubbard Boggs, aged Is years. bo..
dscssg' Sosgs' age ie years children cf Ann Boggs,
Administrators Of the Eotate of James NJ. Wei,,
porn, deceased observation-disclosures for Re-
lief-Compaint not Served. N'
To the Defendants above named:
wv are hereby summoned and required to an.
y ever the Complaint in this action which ia
dled In the Office of tho Clerk of Tho Court Of
common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve
the copy 81 yGSs as s to the
House. South Carolina, within twenty days aftar
the service hereof, exclusive of the day OF such
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this
action viii apply to the Court for the relief de-
msndsd MH.s Int IN the Complaint.
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendants above named:
da1e notice that the Complaint In the above
so, soated care Is for partition OF Trsct Of Land
acres, In Anderson county. In said State among
the heirs of James NJ We.born. deceased. accordee
No personal claim is made against YOU.
JOSEPH N. BROWN.
To Il. II Welborn and James Melton o,,ho
nau cd Defendants: ~ "oo'o
Take notice thet The Complaint In this actIo,
together with tho summons. Of which Tho fore.
OF the Court OF Common Pleas Mt Anderson In
the County Of Anderson S. C., ON tho 9s.h Sa,v m ~
November 1900 JOSEPH N. BRoWN, u
Dec 5. 1900 2, '"'"''h attorney.
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Annual Meeting.

TTNHE Annual meeting Of the Board of
IA County Com missioners for Ander-
son County will be held in tho Office of
the County Supervisor on Tuesday, the
9Th day Of January, 1901
All persons holding claims against the
County Of Anderson are required to file
the same with the Clerk OF tho Board on
or by the lat day of January. 1901. prop
erly verified, and on failure to file said
claims by that date, aaid claims will not
bo acted on ct the Annual Meeting, and
will have to pass Into past Indebtedness.
]. +. CLARDY,
Clerk Board Go. Com m missiontrs.
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Peoples
Bank of
Anderson

Moved into their Banking
House, and are open for busi-
ness and respectfully solicits
the patronage of the public.
Interest paid on time deposits
by agreement.
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MONEY TO L0AMz

NN REAL ESTATE. Lonr time ~
" security is good.
Fine Farm Lands for Little Money.
Strong Farms in Pickens 70. half the
price or Anderson lands. Call and see
our lst OF them; will aid buyers to got
what they want, and lend them half of
Purcnase money. B. F. MARTIN.
Attorney at Law, Masonic Temple,
Anderson. g. q
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South side roundup will begin Jun
LIST at mouth Of Spring greek.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

CHICAGO SPECIAL CHANGES TINE.
On and after SUNDAY, April 30. the
Burlington's Chicago Special for Omaha,
Chicago, st. Joseph and st. Louis will
leave Denver at 400 p. IN. in place of
0. so a. m. as heretofore.
The change is made in response to Il
very general demand on the part of the
travelling public for fast afternoon
train from Denver to the East
The new hour of departure is better
than the old one in many ways. 1t
means that one can now make the 1000.
mile journey from Denver to Chicago or
st. Louis with the loss of but ONE BUSH
ness day.
1t means, too, that one can leave prac-
tically any point in Eastern Colorado at
a convenient hour and arrive at Denver
In plenty Of time to connect with the
Chicago Special.
Of the Chicago Special itself it is I'M
necessary to say more than that it has
no superior ANYWHERE. Neither in
speed, comfort nor reliability is it sur
passed by any other train on the CONT
nent.
G.. w. VALLEnY, Gen'l Agt.,
1893 Seventeenth ST.,
Denver, Colo.
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The DIi,icrNuorsc.

Having leased the aboys well known
and popular hosiery, it is my purpose
to maintain its reputation as ene of the
most attractive and home-like hotels in
the state and give the best service for
the money Of any like establishment in
Colorado.
The travelling public is respectfully
requested to give tile Miller trial.
Fine Sunday dinners will be a feature,
and the patronage of the people OF
Meeker aud vicinity is solicited.
G. p. BOWMAN.
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Price, 800. New Sl25.
FRANKLIN Piano. used months.
Price, Sl35. New Sl75.
One Huntington Piano. used ID
months. Price, SIi5. New $2l5.
One Vose Il Sons Piano. used q
months. Price, $50. New $l75.
One Steinway Piano. used % months.
Price, 500 New 500.
Ons Haiiett u Davis Piano. used II
months. Price, Sls5. New 500.
One Weber Piano, used SO months.
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The Hobson Piano Company.

One WEBER Piano. used months.
Price, S385. New $3.50.
One FISCHER Piano, used 8 months
Price. $1S5. New S225.
One CAPEN Piano. used II months.
Price, 1878. New $3.50.
CHICKERINa Piano. used % months.
Price, $3.50. New $3.50
ARLINGTON Piano, used ~ months.
Price. $500. New $a25.
KINGSBERY Piano, used months.
Price. $3.50. New $3.50.
]. W. PEPPER Piano, used mnoths.
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New Feed and Livcry Business.
John Lowe has opened mp I feed and
livery stable half block south OF the
Miller house and is prepared to attend
to the needs OF all in this line. JACK
has an established reputation ~ good
livery man and all his old friends, to-
gether with the travelling public, are in
vited to call on him. W
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Card of Thanks,

We wish to tender our sincere thanks
to all friends who SO kindly and faith
fully assisted in watching over and car
ing for our loving wife and mother in
her last illness. She had every care
that love and affection could bestow.
z. ALLEN and CHILDREN.
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Boston's board Of health has pro-
hibited the use of powder pufs by
BARRIERS, and made number Of other
regulations to improve the cleanliness
Of barber shops.
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PRooF.-NOTICI
FOR PIjRI,Ir AXIOM

DESERT LAND. FINAL PRooF.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT
GLENwooD SPRINGS, Colo. May Z, 1900 {
NOTICE-Is hereby given TINT Ernest e.
~ Fordham of Meeker, Colorado, has fled
notice of his intention to make proof on his
desert land claim. 10 80 Ute. for Lot /,
Sec 90, TIP N. Il ~ W 9th p NJ, before tho
Clerk of the District Court mt Mccker, Colo,
on Saturday, tho ed day Of June, 1900 at 10
o'clock u. IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation md reclamation of
said land:
VIM. d. Valentino, james L. Tagert, H.
Rudolph Dergh aud Ezra Fleming. all of
Meekcr. Colorado.
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Water will be turned into the Meeker
Canal company's ditch Monday. The
enlarglnG and repairing Of this ditch
was quite expensive. but they have a
good piece of property now. Don't
know whether 1t will be extended thro'
town right away or later in the season.
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TIC Troy laundry.
Why send collars, cuffs and shirts to
Denver or Salt Lake when you can get
such articles laundried at home for less
money and have the work done rs we'll
as outside establishments can do it ?
Give the Troy Laundry trial.
G. +. HAwLEY, Proprietor.