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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
CHICAGO.

Chicago November 3. -Cattle--Receipts
$500; generally loo higher. strong. active; ma
tives, best on sale today one carload at s. 50:
good to prime steers 6. 60a6.U0; poor to medi-
um .50f15. 10: selected feeders quiet at 3. 50G
40: mixed stackers slow At 2. l0fI3. So; COWS
2,706p4. 30; leifer5 2.SGdpi.75; Gamers | 50Gr
Q CO: bulls 3. seap2. 5O calves 4.25a6.0o. Texans
4. 5odS, 80: Texas fed steers 4 00d4 .s5: Texas
grass steers 33511+ 10. Texas bulls 2. 606I3. IS.
Hogs-Receipts today "a 900, tomorrow LOCO.
estimated left over 5000: opened &c higher.
closed easier. top 500. mixed aud butchers
4.65G5 90; good TO choice heavy 1904 .97is
rough heavy .55G4 IS; lisht .606i4 95; bulk
OF sales 4.7TA6r4. 80. Sheep--Receipts 1870
sheep strong; lambs slow TO 10 lower: good to
choice wethers 4.0o0l4 90; fair 10 choice mixed
| g. o1l4 90; Western sheep 4.O064. 80: Texas
| sheep 2.50d3. 90; native lambs i.5Ofib. 90;
| western lambs S.00fp5. 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

New York. November s.-The dry goods
market shows no development Of Importance
and buyers are waiting until conditions are
somewhat more settled. Although sellers are
sonhdent of an increased business In the
near future, they are exerting themselves
TO force business There are very few buy
srs In town, and jobbing, as we'll as whole
sale trade, shows no increase OF moment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
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Quotations for middiing at other spot MAJ
kets, together with the sales ana yes'ei""'
closing quotations: ,.ax salee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
T.a NJ,

Reichsmarks, CONNER e,
Cial. G Gays ....... 95sa "
Bankers, 80 days 4.soi.-& ~
Commerc al, 60 days. .i.So-h TN
Spinners, ca days ....i.Ish-h IN
Francs, commercial.
80 Gays .....,.,...'9'Is ~
n
Less lie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
HOUSTON.

The following are the i've stock quotations.
for this market as furnished By the BOA
g.. - .ts.H
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
post office Notice.

The mail for the east bound day train
will close at 3 30 a. m. sharp. For the
west bound trait at $40 sharp. During
the distribution OF day mail the Office
window will be closed 30 minutes.
Office hou-s as usual.
John w. Arthur, p. M.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
WAY TINE TABLE.
huvaukee & St. Paul Railway,
Esp. DIVISION.

|unp LIST.
ks's new favors.
out OF Ice Cream.
| Il the frefor sale at Fiksda is.
| Ice Cream is perfect-try it.
IMter Office is on rollers thi 8
IA usrnl exodus to the lax es
attracted a host OF visitors TO
bott drove down from Brist oil
Il Bush was up from Waub ay
|has it that all the elevators
\.
b clover seed at the Pionee r
Ie.
| herman was up from Wau :
Jay.
is preparing to celebrate the
July.
bags for your beer in case lots
ease.
|aat to buy land, buy it OF
Il Bros.
|our job printing to TIE
J Office.
|orget the Farmers Inst itute
bud Sth.
grass seed in bulk at the
bug Store.
sey returned from Minneapo lis
morning.
Fst lawn grass seed at tin e
|rug Store.
Fsaius in Day County Lands
Anderson.
Pest IN all kinds of liquors go
ed's Saloon.
fry Ice Cream at Knapp's
saturday.
3. Jenkins OF Waubay was
lor Saturday.
llng sold six quarters OF Day
4 last week.
and Frank Burns drove owe
pHn Saturday.
Isnd gasoline stoves for sale
b. Russells.
NeW patterns OF baby cabs at
Ernlture Store.
NJ a ease Of Beer Flagsta d
one ior s. so.
aying wall paper call aud see
|aSe' Ross & TO.
Bobby Blewett has signed
iorx Falls team.
came out from the city Fri
power The wreck.
ihS nave lkuSSblll
stoves for YOU.
.ocoiates in neat packages.
'est at Peabody's.
ss'ason and Miss Schultz
a'sy Friends sunday.
Iream onthe market by
oo& at knapp's.
M sfselers is headquarter $
"sin the bicycle line.
s'n to do general house
FL Mrs, Finlay Ross.
| ~ holyneaux spent Sun
H'ellds in this city.
|s,Ss. has been re.appoint-
a'aeIt Tor Day County
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
Moneyto loan on approved
security. e. w TAYLOR.

~ e. wv Taylor.
Il Lost-During the fire "A large pillow .
tFinder please retu ri to Mrs. &c. Warner =.
N Ii you have "a farm to sell list it with
lAttorney Wells he can fad you a buyer.
There is a great tendency to look M
the insurance question in this city lately
A.. NJ. Knight came up from Glencoe,
Mimi. aud spent IA couple OF days in the
city.
Lost-During the fire Thursday, a log
thain. Finder please leave at this
office.
Miss Maude Abbott came up from
Waubay TO spend Saturday and Sunday
at home.
S. Z. Swayne OF Fargo, n. D., formerly
a resident of Webster, was in the city
Saturday.
AS. Reed of Aberdeen spent Monday
to Wednesday in town adjusting some
fire losses.
The local insurance agents are not
complaining OF a dearth OF business
at present.
u NJ. A. Thul has opened an Ice Cream
Parlor in the rooms at the rear of the
Qrug Store.
Sells the celeb rated Kimbal Organs
and Pianos.
Our German friend, Ed Mobiles, OF the
ST. Croiy Lumber Co, was ia the cit V
last Saturday.
n We have now the incest cOuches ever
in town. We want you all to see them
Nenjamin Foster.
II Ifyou want a refreshing strengthening
ldrink try n glass OF English Cream Ale
Vt Flagstads Saloon.
Sells nothing out Hand Made Single
Mud Double Harnesses.
Those who suffer the untold miseries
OF headache try Aesculapius, % cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
4 For a cool refreshing drink go to
Mike's-The Pioneer Drug Store, and
get an Ice Cream Soda.
I Just Received! 4 new stock OF Pal m
ters Perfumes perfect odors in perfect
packages, at Peabody's.
The Gustava Male Quartet at the
NJ. E. Church Saturday evening June 2
Admission % and 30 cents.
A party OF 40 Russians passed thro'
on the Saturday evening train bound
E,,, ,,.Nt,to ,.asf nj lpFlnau.
The Bowman aud st. CroiX Lumber
Compuuies each sent the Webster Fire
Department IA check ior S25.
All goods are alike to Putnam Fade
less Dyes. as they color all ibers at one
boiling. Sold by NJ. 4. Thai.
Clas. Johnson is carrying his lett arm
in "A sling the result OF a bad Saah re-
ceiyed while cleaning a glass
Has constantly on hand good work
horses and miIch cows for sale.
1--WE have a complete line OF Palmers
perfumes and toilet lotions. They are
lstaudard, try them at P~eabody's.
.C~for u dish OF Ice Cream go to the
IparIors in the rear OF the Pioneer Drug
Store, entrance on Second avenae'
Fern and Lady A. OF this city will par
t~icipnte in the races at Summit Satnr-
day. They lett for that city today.
t Until further notice DR.. Harris ottieel
hours will be from one % six o'clocK
bnd from seven to eight O'Clock p. m.
n will be i'm Webster on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
\ ID. G. p. Jones, O5teopath.
Mrs. A. w. Campbell and two children
came down from Aberdeen and spent
Saturday visiting relatives aud friends
MEMORIAL DAY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
Celebrated Lehish Cross Greek Hard Coal

~ have about twenty quarter sections
lbf land on the reservation which / will
lease for a term OF years for cash or
share OF crop. All the land is either
near Enemy Swim lake or within six
MILES of Waubay.
Dan knight. Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

Y | handle a full line of the Detroit,
White Lead Works paints. You can
find none better. NJ. A. Thul.-Pioneer
Store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
The carpenter trade is lively.

VIII Brokaw OF Bristol was a visitor
Monday.
r. Blgeiow OF Andover spent Mon.
day in the city.
Bring in your old wheels and trade
Tor new ones at Ross the jewelers.
New line OF samples $50 new ones) OF
carpets at the Old Furniture Store.
For gifts, Palmer Perfumes in IA ,tv
packages, are unique. ut Peabody's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

,ians.
---------.----
-
F 1904.
Coinage
e.
ads about
lie famous
lid a gen.
rs one Of
of coins
he dollars
opposed to
90 apiece,
j be pro
BRING that
happens,
: four on
up in the
Hiding at
bought at
re known
e always
coin is
ssue is at
Nc under
sea. The
ting. In
is known
II dollars.
Irring the
n Of, and
ion. The
from the
d into an
q q mer-
1t was
a United
II yvafara
in paying
with the
an into a
, the bot.
informa.
hest and
,ur Uncle
the world
American
n, lnelud.
:, and the
! the Sc
[en," said
that all
u private
"By no
81 own
Ere are at
Wedge, in
d by the
good and
originals.
|chnicaily
VS.. when
left over
Is would
lem with
n can al.
,ert. For
y knows
e 1900 is
I'd put in
the total
30, and a
e ones IN
iece, and
the 'dia-
lions be.
es.
ave been
originals,
cause Of
aw years
yes in an
$ a great
ms, tele-
whether
uine 1904
that hel
sue, and
lge for 0
that II
kind and
o see the
lg him to
and be
Irned out
restrike
forgiven
the fact
ltively to
chest at
lid away
and the
bout was
es-Denlr
,ople are
~, after
8 before
at that.
awaken!
rs. you
|othegm.
0 the 10
er.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
REDEMPTION OF TAX SALES
The Opinion of Attorney Duvan on
The TMO-Near Limit

the eur
f. G. Davis, Tax Collector for the Dis
trict recently addressed request to the
Commissioners for an official construction
Of the law regarding the expiration of the
time limit allowed for the redemption of
property from tax sale The Tax Collector
confesses that he is in doubt whether the
two years" allowed by law should date
from the actual day of sale or from the
closing day of the sale.
Mr.. Davis states that the custom of his
Office has been to count from the actual
day of sale-that is, from the day the prop
erty is bid off; but, he says, the claim has
been recently raised that owners of prop
eTty should have two years from the last
day of the sale in which to redeem.
The question having been referred to the
Attorney for the District for an opinion.
Mr.. Duvall has reported to the Commits
sioners. He cites the act of Congress lin
relation TO taxes and tax sales in the
District of Columbia which provides:
Immediately after the close of the sale.
upon payment of the purchase money the
Collector of Taxes shall issue to the pur-
chaser a certificate of sale. and if the
property shall not be redeemed by the
owner or owners thereof within two wears
from the last day of sale by payment to
the Collector of Taxes of said District. for
the use of the legal holder of the certifi-
cate, the amount for which il was sold at
such sale and is per cent per annum
thereon. deed shall be given by the Com
missioners," etc.
Attorney Duvall observes that the act
of Congress distinctly provides that the
The evening times., 1900-04-13

Collector Of Taxes is to issue the certlh'
cate Of sale after 1.-The close ofrthe sa.>,
and II the property is net redeemed
within two years from the last day OF
the sale.'' the deed is 10 be Given.
The Attorney, therefore, decides that
property sold for taxes unaerthe act of
February 2S, 1898, may be redeemed from
such sale within two years from the last
day of the tax sale, and that the period
of redemption thereof is not limited TO
two years from the day Of the actual sale
OF the particular property which it is de-
Si tc
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Real journalism.
(From the indianapolis Press. }

The Reporter-r + tried to get DIR. Bowlcss 10
talk the possibility Of the plague coming
but he said Il don't care to be quoted in the
'Bugle.' "
The Editor-0h, he did. did he? Just write
that the representative of the "Bugle' called the
attention OF DT. Bowless to the fact that the
plague coming, and he replied, Il do not
care"
The evening times., 1900-04-13
4 Logical Explanation.
tFron LifcD

Firs; German Amercan-Ny is Il NIT de British
urd de Bocrs dot he British don't lick de Beers
quicker?
Second German American tell you w; be-
cause ior bundled nnd fifty years docs British
amt fought men mll pants o.!
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Information Wanted,
lFrom the Chicago Tribune

Sranger-l noticed your advertisement in the
paper this morning for a TO retail imported
canaIicS
Proprietor o; Bird Store-Yes. sir. Are you
looking fer job?
Suanger-oh, no; ] merely had a curiosity 20
know how the eanaries lost their tails.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Mems Suits.

plaids plain, blue. and black mixtures.
Herriagbone. ETC.: worth all the way from
The evening times., 1900-04-13

When love is at its best one loves much
that one cannot forget He,irich's' MaeTzen, Sen
ate, and Lager. Phone 6S4, Arlington Bottling
Co.. for a case. 't He
The evening times., 1900-04-13

$1.25 to Baltimore and Return via
II. & o.
Saturday and Sunday, April IA and Is.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Mems Suits.

Style. service, and fit AS select lire
Of EASTER SUITS as. would cost s1s 10
$1S-at. Observation-Disclosures. .........
The evening times., 1900-04-13
I5c Mems Garters. &c.

Mems 15c Garters-some with Bright
on fasteners and others with cord
ends. Price &c.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
1t Takes Nerve to Sell
at These Prices.

but bear in mind that this is an ABSOLUTE
CLEARANCE SALE of Children's Clothing, dur
ing which we shall give Il startling lesson in
values
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Special Lot of 300 Children's Suits

Ages 4. o. g. and :. Every Suit is bright
and seasOnable. in plain effects, mixtures.
neat checks. and plaids. in light, medium,
and dark shades. The regular selling price
was 81 81. and s4-while they last you can
fit your boy Observation-Disclosures.
The evening times., 1900-04-13

worth. We give facts, and name 7
must suit the most economical man
Quality and style are here in abundanC
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Gloves.

Mems S1.50 Dress Kid Gloves.
in Tans and Greys. Special nor
Easter Offering. ....................JO 10
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Mems Extra Quality S

Exquisite in materials and design. in
diagOnals. fancy woTsteds. piaids checks,
and mixtures Such as merchant tailOrs
get S25 for, at..-................---
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Mems Easter Suits.

In Blues, Blacks, Browns-Cheyio 5
Cassimeres, and TYeeds. Most effective
and stylish plaids and checks worth slJ.J0
of any mans mOney-at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Congressional Blue S

bearing the Union Label. which guar
antees color. fl. quality. and workman
ship. No more popular suit was Sole "a
wear than "TENNILLES CONGRES
SIONAL.' Easter price -..-........--..-....
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Mems Suits.

What a variety 10 select from-ail the
new checks. plain goods. and mixtures.
elsewhere would cost 11-00-at............
The evening times., 1900-04-13
The Safest Place to Purchase.
The Popular Store.
Our Special Easter Offerings

Without particle of doubt We toda
Piled array of EASTER NEEDS, and if consult prices
and them you find that they beyond the pale of
competition anywhere Every department has its MAJOR
NALt f. and every item has its MINOR PRICE. Ladies' will
please SPECIAL MILLINERY MENTIONS there
promise in il shall STAND BY HONESTLY If cash is
not plentiful with DON'T HESITATE ask CREDIT Well
be glad give you-cheerully
The evening times., 1900-04-13
Merchant Tailoring Department
legitimate Clearance Sale

Of every chiIds suit in the house. The values
accentuated by the lowest prices ever quoted on
'CHILDREN'S stylish and seasonable CLOTH
lNG., See here, parents; this rvulet of bargains
cannot flow on forever The tide is now in your
favOr-avai of it,
The evening times., 1900-04-13
l5c Flowers. &c.

Roses. Niulets, Chrysanthemums.
Daisies. Lilacs. and Foliage. Regular
l5c values. Worth l5c. Special Easier
Offering, sc.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17
Mo-Huii" Valley Items.

We nave nothing s:iam=c from the
Valley to chronicle this morning.
icv. y. W. Nllnvay preached his
first s,';nl"n for this year at shiloh yes
trl,lnN. and those who were too lnzv,
too cAii!r~- rg too indifferent 10 20 to
'irhr linn missed :; good sermon.
Mr.. John Maul,iin has moved his .,aw
mill III the mil>t of the Valley. Hnl
those needing lumber am, have any
logs To Saw cal. get il.
After Il hard year likr !H>i year lhric
are Il great many ol our renters chang
n= locations.
With Il few more pretty days our
farmrrs will get down To their regular
work.
Mr.. i. y. Gentry. the principal of he
Mountain Springs school lust nn the
edge of the Nallryl is welding the
birch and teaching the young idea
chow to shoot" He is having fine
school
heavy rain storm passed over the
Valley last Thursday night, lcc0mll,a-
med with lightning and thunder and
some hail. ts\LLfNlIrER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17
Hollands store Items.

\ row occurred on MI John Il. Ne
Gowns place last Sunday evening
among some negroes, in which Bill
Slcrard was severely cut by Lawrence
Sallcr. Sadlcr also ground several
brick bats to powder on Bills head, in
which the bricks came out second best.
Dr. Witlcrspuon attended him and
rendered all necessary attention.
Mr.. Tally Whitaker died at his home
ylcar Bowersvillc, Ga, last week. Mr..
Whitaker was raised in this County,
and moved to Georgia Il few years ago,
from this neighborhood. About TWEEN
ty years ago he had stroke of paraly-
sis, which rendered him almost help
less the balance of his life. Mr.. Whit
takcr w:i> Il soldier in the Confederate
war; Il member of the Methodist
Church AMI Il quiet, inotlirnSvc citizen.
y large family is left to cherish his
memory.
farm work is progressing very we'll
We will use but little guano this year,
unless he price is reduced. Late sowr,l
'.'tH CIV NstiiitStst ~ tiiN StNt VIZ Mtttit-
IL VT have had.
Rev. II. NJ. Allen preached an excel
lent sermon ut Shiloh last Sunday.
The Bible Institute will meet with
the above Church the second Sunday in
February and Saturday before. The
public is invited to be present. There
will be two services each day and din
ncr OH the grounds.
The many friends of Rev. II. a.
Thornton were delighted to see him at
Shiloh last Sunday. He will always br
welcome visitor in this community.
Nlr. and Mrs. {. +. Bolt, of Andrr-
son, were in this vicinity last Sunday
visiting relatives.
Cards have been issued announcing
1hc marriage of Mr.. Frank lilly 10
Miss Dora Caldwell, which will nccull
on next Tuesday morning at the resi-
dcncc of the brides father, Mr.. Robert
Caldwell, of Rock Mills. BURKE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17
Life Insurance Paid.

Dr. Joe cahrll Davis, State Manager
for the Mutual Reserve Fund Life AS
sOciation, of New York. was in the city
this week paying the claim on he life
of the late Capt. Thomas +. Hill, who
held IL policy in the Mutual Reserve"
This makes over S5O.oM paid in death
claims by this young giant" of the in
snrancc world. in Anderson County
during the past ten years, and over for
ty million dollars tn the widows and
orphans Of its deceased policy holders
in the past cightccnycars. 1t has over
S27O, O,O00,0O0 of insurance i'll force, over
81 500, 900 actual surplus above every
liability, actual or. contingent, and
1888 asset to every 81 90 liability. The
"Mutual Reserve" issues every class of
up to date policy contracts, containing
stipulated cash, loan, extended and paid
up values, backed by q four per cent.
reserve. Every policy contract CON
tains the celebrated total disability
clause, wnicn pays the insured one half
the face value of hispolicy while living
if he desires. All contracts dividend
paying. Reliable and energetic mon
can secure profitable contracts by
writing to
JOE CABELL DAVIS, Mgr.
Greenville, 8. G.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17
Autun Items.

We have had some rain during the
past week which reminds us of last
Spring. The roads are n,uddy, and
Just ut this time OF the year. when the
hauling of fertilizers ncccssitatcs heavy
loads to be carried, we have Il peculiar
dread of the roads. We wish the an
thoritics could see their way clear tn
nlaratlamzr one or two of the roads III
this County lust 10 give the people u
chance to test the auc of such roads
and teach them to appreciate the con
vcr'rrcr and grandeur of such II sys-
tenn of nacadamized highways.
flailing cotton stalks, cutting briarS
AMI general preparatory work for plant
ing Is Suin- ON.
1t seems from the number of we'd
dings which took place Christmas that
this time of year has great attraction
for contracting parties.
Too wet 10 visit. Nothing of import
ancc has reached Bom lMArElI.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17
Local News.
Denver Items.

Mr.. VIM. Erwin. of Ccntcrvillc Mills,
lost fine SOW with hydrOphObia lately.
They suppose she was bitten by mad
dog, as she had I'LL the symptoms of Il
dog with rabies.
Mrs. VIM. Erwin went to lIonca Path
last Friday and brought her little son,
Robert, back with her to enter Miss
Lucia Browns school at Oak Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin were rather lonely
with all IT, q, of their boys away from
home.
Mc>sr>. WI l:lroh and VIM. Bolt
have just rctnr.Hd from Il visit to rcla
lives ut Lay. lia, Ga. They report Il
heavy wind and rain storm, with pInr
hail, ON Thursday night, in the section
Of country bctwccn Iavonia. Ga. and
Fair Play.
There is quite i'll epidemic "i bad
colds prevailing throu u:,Iloui IL. conn
iiA. In many eases lry run into
.,iiplc or pneumonia. several OF Mr..
W. -. Gairi>nn~ iamll. ARE suffer- NJ
with >rvcrr coils Nj. y. T.. I,rnWr.
lia> brcnAlllici,.! Ii.. same WAY. com
pljclttu with cl.rli, disorders. liz i
still quite >ich ~ HIS writing. Nh Jim
WOoirn'> clI.l,iicn have also been sick,
but arc h,itlr! nnw. Miss l.olii>r .\n-
drrsun had Ia suspend her school one
day on account of sickness. But we
;lir clad 10 see She WAS able To r,SiiEic
her duties Monday.
Mrs. Anna Darr;irUii wa> summoned
last week to he bedside of her son. Mr..
Will Darrarntt. who WaS critically i'll
with hpncuinoniH. MI that medical skill
and lnviil@ care could do WAS done. lii
All in vain. iIc died on the night of
The lth anu will h, buried lt Sandy
Splln=> on ;hr 10Th. lie Wa~ we'll
known. and has many friends III this
County, where llc has always resided
until Just Il few weeks ago. " hen he
moved ncar Fair Play. Dronrr County.
Just il. The prime OF life he is stricken
lawn. !,n. ing wife aud iyc children
.'r>n'ni". ADD Il devoted luutllr:. lie
na~ '.rr only son and She Il widow.
..u:>. words an. it.W. but reveal Il depth
al woe. wiiirh cuiStS ullr ,!rcprSt SYM
lGiliir>. MI Darrarnii WAS an honor
able. upright man, aud leaves many
friends. whnrXtclIu heartfelt sympathy
{" he bcrravctl family.
IN'am.NITN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17

Some time has elapsed since our last
writing and will cntlcavor to give You
Il few more dots.
The people of this community attend
Cd IN oyster supper at the home of Mr..
+. W. Banistcr last Friday night, 18TH
INST, which was highly enjoyed. Our
minds wandered back tn hr very pleas
ant event on the Goth of Dec, 1899,
which was he marriage OF his tlaugh-
ter, Miss Mallic V. Banis;cr, to Mr..
Robert lrnitt.
Misses Ada and Gertrude lruitt leave
for their future home ut Armstrong.
Fla, Tuesday, 18th. We regret very
much to have them leave us rs they
were quite an addition to our social
circle.
MIR. w. II. Crawford, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Alice, and Miss AL
ford, of Hartwell, Ca, visited friends
and relatives in our midst recently.
We are always glad to have them with
uH.
Mir. Oscar Hembree, of Denver, spent
last Friday night in this community
and attended the oyster supper.
Miss Sallie Schrimp is spending
awhile with friends in Hartwell, Ga.
Mr.. Boyce Nelson, after spending
several months with his uncle, Mr.. G..
w. Long, has returned to his homo al
McRae, Ga.
Mr.JOhn Long, of Madison Springs
Ca, visited relatives in our rcommunity
Mr.. Ollie Webb, accompanied by hi
sisters, Misses Ella and Magnolia, and
Cousin, Miss Dcmpsy Hall, visited rcla
tivcs near Pisgah last Saturday nigh
aEd Sunday. JuANITA.