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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-27
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h' farmers are very busy now u,c.
paiin@ ilnlr Iaid for another crnu.
Hn"ir ~" abnnt ready To plant, while
"'nl9 ar: not done putting in .,aro.
Key g. j. Copeland filled his rcx,,-
~: ,:i;i"iii' iiiciii Il; Iii, place Saturday
ana Sundny. There was large con
grrgatlon Sunday, despite the inclcm-
cncy of the weather.
Among the visitors here Sunday were
Misses Nellie and Lille Brown. Mamie.
Maggie and Daisy Erskinc and NcUInn
Warwick. OF Eureka.
Miss Pearl McGcc, Il charming Young
lady OF Starr, worslippcd ut this place
Sunday.
Misses Mary Horton and Myrtic
ilaynic, of Bolton, worshippcd here
The Sunday School ut this place is in
Il fiourishing condition under the man
agcmcnt of our efficient supcrintcn
dent. Mr.. Julian Martin.
Miss Carrie Iearman, of Anderson.
visited Miss Allie Major Friday night
and Saturday last.
The members of Meals Creek Church
have purchased very handsome
clack. which adds mnch to the church
The ten month old child of MIR. and
Mrs. John l.af0y, near Anderson, was
buried ut this place Monday.
Mr.: ID. n. Major brings us the dear
old lNTEELiGENCEK every Thursday
Afternoon, which we are always glad
to get.
The health Of our community is very
H""h EnG; Knew.
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News from Incx.


Please admit. Mr. Editor. one from
this part o. the Lords vineyards Ia ,oi.
valnabl" paper
Everything seems to br moving on
smoothly and cvrryboi, in hiGho,;
spirits. Most everybody is taking al :
vantage of the beautiful weather, and
ere long the little cotton will seen on
every hand. Some have planted corn,
but we think they ought to wait till
they can hear the mocking bird sing
ing "SlJiing is coming.
The health OF our community is very
good al this writing.
Mir. Robert Massey is improving
vcrv slowly from Il fall last year, which
proved Hclions.
Mrs. i. l.. Wootrn has been quite i'll
for several days with rheumatism. We
arc glad to say she is improving
Mrs. Ida Marct has been confined
to her room for several days past with
rheumatism, but Mt this writing she is
~ again.
Mrs. j. T.. Bradbcrry went to Hart
well, Ga, last week Mr.. Bradbrrry
is doing a lively business merchandise :
ing.
Small grain is looking very promis-
ing for the time of year. Mr.. Is. IL.
Giyinph has the bust wheat NC have
seen.
Mr.. Alvin Wootcn, Of Royston, Ga ;,
visited friends and relatives at and
near T0wnvillc last week. He return
ed Sunday to Conner, Ga, where he
will make Ills future home.
We listened to very forccable ser
mon at Jones' Chapel last Sunday by
REV. MIR Jones.
Mr.. .lard Grubhs, the accomplish
ed organist at our churches, leaves for
Dayton this week. where he will take
I. course in vocal and instrumental !
music. We join his friends in wishing
him great success.
Our popular DR.. j. ii. Moore is kept
very busy curing pneumonia and caring
for the sick.
Some of our ncighboring Ge0rgians
have been visiting on this side in some
what of II rude manner by disturbing
the public highway and breaking tho
Sabbath. We hope it won't occur
again. We believe Mrs. Nation and
her band Of womanly woman could put
in some good time now, but wo rather
think she would have to cross on the
Georgia side to make herself more
famous.
Last Wednesday morning n mad dog
came into the house of Mr.. T. l..
Wootcn and tried to bite favorite
shepherd dog. Mrs. Wootcn defended
tho pet rs it came to her for refuge by
knocking the mad dog out with chair.
Soon hir. Wootcn came to the scene
and with the assistance of Mr.. G.. w.
Davis, succeeded i'll ovcrtaking him
and putting IN end to his raving career.
EGO.
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Friendship Items.

We have been having some very fine
weather, and the farmers have been
very busy preparing their land &c: an
other crop.
Air. Luther Owen is very sick ut this
writing.
Messrs. w. &. Wilson and John
Mullinix madca business trip through
this burg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romie Hopkins, from
near Greenville, passed through this
section on their way to Seneca to visit
tho latter's father, who is very sick.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wilson visited
their daughter, Mrs. j. F. Mauldin,
recently.
Mrs. j. NJ. Davis, from Greenville,
lie visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Owen.
A delightful box party was given ut
the home of Doctor and Mrs. G. l..
Gnyton recently. A number of our
young people we're present, and they
report nice time.
Mr.. Marselle Stewart. OF Anderson.
made flying trip through this COM
munity last week.
1t seems that oneof our girls is going
to housekeeping, as she has quit school
and gona to quilting. The roam ns-ssc
keeps coming down the road every
Sunday afternoon.
Much success to the dear INTELLI-
GENcER and its many readers is our
fervent wish. SCHOOL GIRLS.
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Lebanon News.
INCOGNITA.

The health of our people is very
good at the present writing.
The Sunday school Mt this place is
very large now since the weather has
moderated. Mr.. Horton makes good
superintendent.
The school at this place is one of tho
best in the County, and Prof. Elgin
cannot be cxcelled rs n teacher. We
who attend his school ought to know
how to appreciate his good work.
Mr.. John Smith is doing some good
work at his new roller mill, near this
place.
The members of this Church arc
we'll pleased with their new pastor,
Rev. II. p. Lide.
1t seems that tho editor of The
Daily Mail wants to claim all tho
honors for exposing the convict scam
dal. We think that Mr.. w. G. Barnett,
q correspondent to the eINTELLIGE ENCRR,
is entitled to some praise, as ho was
the first man in the County to say any
thing about it. just after the arrest cg
the negro. Warren Sloan. by Miller
and another man, that correspondent
wrote an article from Septus asking
that the proper authorities look after
the matter. He also said something
about men being imprisoned witnouta d
trial, but we don't remember what it
was. We write this in order to give
justice where justice is due. Mr.. Bar
nett then ahOuld shore in fire honora
for the exposure. LUTTE.
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Midway Personals.

We were glad to note the presence of
our young friend, Mr.. Il. Nj. Vandivcr,
mt Sunday School. Tom, with his
genial manner and handsome face,
will always BIO ono of Midway's prime
favOrites.
Midway boasts the possession of u
first-class fortune teller. Should any
of the fair lasscs or brave lads be in
doubt as to that Favored love" just
consult "Aunt Cindy" and all will be
made clear.
Mrs. Clarence Osborne, who has been
seriously ill, is slowly improving. Her
friends NIL wish for her speedy re-
covery.
Mr. Johnnie Mann, of Whitcfield, is
spending awhile with his sister, Mrs.
William Kay. We are glad to have
him in our midst.
Fishing and flower hunting seem to
be amusement of the school boy.
All will bo glad to hear that our
neighbor, Mr. Ferdinand Wcnski, is
improving.
The pulpit nj Midway was filled on
Sunday last by Mr.. Johnnie Mann,
whose eloquent sermon was greatly en-
joyed by en- attentive congregation.
Miss Dora Martin, Of Williamson
Female College, spent few days Mt
homo last week.
Quite number Of our young people
attended tho entertainment at Eureka
school last Friday evening. They re-
port quite pleasant time.
Mr.. Reuben Eandiycr has recovered
from his accident and has resumed
work with Mr.. NanBuren Martin on
the residence which they arc erecting.
Our neighborhood was cnlivencd by
the presence of Mr.. Oscar Kay. We
wonder what can be the magnet?
Mr. T. M. Vandiver will be engaged
ut the County Home this week with
his convicts.
1t seems that eve Three" arc to
have q rival in the persons of cts
Two VIZ THREE
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Letter to MIR. A. L. WEIGH, Anderson, S. c


DEAR SIR: Any one can readily un-
dcrstand why we give away Paint,
when we explain that it helps us won
dcrfully in establishing an l.. g. NJ.
Agency in your town. Several sample
houses painted with l.. &sM. Paint,
quickly convince the merchants we are
trying to interest. that our paint looks
better and lasts longer than white lead
OF other paint.
Our sales record in 10 years has been
nearly Fifty Million Pounds. Over
ThiI ty-five Hundred active Agencies
scattered throughout these broad U.
s.; able to beat all others, because the
l.. & M. is the only pure Paint that re-
quires addition of much Linseed Oil,
and that out-lasts, out-covers, and un-
der-costs pure white lead.
Ask any Bank or Mercantile Agency
aboutour Capital and Reputation; then
take the trouble to write us.
Sincerely yours,
LONGMAN g. MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers,
207 Pearl ST., New York City.
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Denver Dots.

Monday and Monday night the heav-
lest rains fell here that has fallen since
last Spring. Land is badly washed and
water courses are up and flowing over
the bottom land. Much work that has
been done will be to do over again.
Some hail and wind and much lightning
accompanied the rain. We hear some
of our farmers saying that oats and es-
pecially wheat needed just such set
Ting rain, and will be much benefited
thereby. Early gardens begin to look
like wo will havo vegetables to eat
soon without having to send to Florida
for them.
The cold weather has left about half
Of the fruit crop uninjured. ga half
loaf is better than no loaf at ALL" So
half crop of fruit will be better than
none, and the fruit is generally larger
and finer favored when the trees arc
not overloaded.
Much sickness still prevails, especial
ly among the colored pcoplc-mostly
grip and pneumonia.
Mr. a. z. Browne is confined to his
bed with rheumatism and chronic dis
eases which have afflicted him for some
time. Under the skillful treatment of
DIR. j. G. Duckworth. we hope to see
him soon restored to his usual good
health.
Mrs. Smith Bailey, of Anderson, is
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. II. w. Hammond.
Misses Roso and Minnie Payne, of
tho Electric City, recently visited
friends in Denver. They are charming
young ladies, and made q favorable
Impression on those who had the pleas
ure of meeting them while here.
Prof. G. A. Fellers and his talented
and charming assistant, Miss Ella
Shcrard, are making quite success of
the Denver High School.
INCOGNITA.
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A car load of Barb. Wire Just received
by Sullivan Hdw. Co. When you buy
from this con corn you are always assured
OF getting bottom prices.
There Is no better way in which a
farmer can economIze than by having hts
own act Of Blacksmith Tools and doing
his c wi work Ht home. Time Ia saved
and many tools that would be thrown
away can be worked over and used.
Sullivan Hdw. Co. have d splendid as-
sortment Of Blacksmith Tools in which
they would be glad to interest every
farmer.
Plows with the proper set, most perfect
finish and finest quality material are
sold by Sullivan Edw. Co.
The Genuine Landlord Cloth Collar was
never known 20 hurt hor-es or Mules
the market. These Collars are sold by
Sullivan Hdw. Co.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing done on short notice
by Osborne & Osborne
Nyon want O good Razor trv one of
Brock Bros. that is guaranteed, and II
will make you smile when you 90 to
shave.
When yon want frst-class. np-to-date
pHoTos call on GALLAGHER BROS..
at their new Studio next door TO Ligon d
Ledbetter-upstairs. Satisfaction Is full
iy guaranteed to every customer.
We offer this week hundreds of patra
ut Sample Shoes at prices TO please. Come
quick whilO we have your number. Pri-
ces on these Shoes too cheap To quote.
Vandiver Bros.
yon want good Shot Cum. Rifle or
Pistol, try Brock Bros., as they have q
large assortment and their prices are
rig"t.
Buy your Loaded Shells, Shot, Powder
and Caps and Dynamite and Fuse at
Brock Bros, and you will always find
he prices right
Large and small Palma a speciality. Mrs.
j. F. Cli"kscales, 2l2 Norlh Main ct.
Iron King Stoves are considered the
best Buy one. Osborne 81 Osborne
sole Agenla.
Money TO loan on first mortgage Of real
property. Apply to Tribbls & Prince,
Attorneys.
Have hot water pipes run irom your
love TO bath room. Try Osborne
Oohorne.
II you have Mirror you want Re-
Siivered. or want D Mirror made to fit or
repIaca the OLD broken one, see z w.
SPEER. He ell, make or repair all eizrs
at reasonable prices. 33-l3
Jnhbers prices on "Schapps." "Early
Bird" and "Blue Jay" Tobacc,a. Low
est prices on Flour, Coffee. Corn, Bscon,
and heavy Groceries. Vandiver Bros.
fyou want to make your wife amil.,
by and give her q pair of BrocA Bros.
guaranteed acissors or Shears.
w. 81. ahearer Surveyor, Yon will
find me at Dean q Rat iffas. Long die.
lance Phone at my residences.
This ie our greatest year. We arc
proud Of our record. and are striving BY
every hOneat means to win you for Qua
{ mer. Give u~ trial II you have never
d"ne 30 before. Vnndiver Bros.
Twenty-Five Dollars will buy @ fairy
GOOD square practice Plano at the -. A,
Reed Music Houna. They are insxiusi-
cally worth double that amount.
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tomer from the smallest buyer those who make large
bills we hope to merit increasing patronage as the
and weeks advance.
On Thursday, March 2Sth,
We will display our line of
NEW PATTERN HATS.
Most Popular Millinery Department
in the State.
Particular attention paid to style workmanship on
the lowest priced Hats the turned out of the
partmen We prepared to do very extensive Millinery
business The business and reputation
already extends beyond the borders of the STYLES
ale exclusive Our Pattern Hats very latest the
Eastern markets Afford well swell creations of
work.room
Give us visit if you just looking around We
sn spare no means to please in every particular
business is what want throughout Store
believe our weselected Stock good values our upto.
date styles will hit the popular fancy of people, We
want to male this business the pride every of
derson County, and will strive by every fair
and upright means at command Why not Anderson
have the greatest Dry Goods Millinery Clothing Store in
upper South Carolina Give your help and we will make
it SO.
Yours for increasing business,
G. F. JONES co.
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LESSER & CO.,
ANDERSON, So, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
Come Across, Gentlemen !
NN@AA%ANANAN

THERE is holding longer We only
thing in this white mans When in the
for business done principles
the gentlemen who emergency thing up proper
shape.
We regret that it for CORN
and OATS but
hock full Of the best of these products bought
that will be directly turned tothe advantage friends who
Our reputation for liberal aud fair dealing together
antees everything wa SELL leave absolutely grounds fer hesitation
doubt the mind of a customer
We have the preest WHITE MEAL place.
the line of cheap FLOURS challenge
you grade of h goods the cheap aderaed F
sometimes offered competition with pu,e gooda DEANS
PATENT sales have increased 275 year period
last year. That's the we keep good thing going.
We are offering special bargains GOODS SHIRTS
SHOES and ANTS in order reduce Stock Spring
must within the thirty money
buying during that This Sale much cheaper
most called cotsa
Always ready you,
DEAN & RATLIFFE.
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andCOMP ANY
Now Ready for Spring Business.
coz nm worth Of Staple upodate Merchandise now
AWAVaU aUUU for inspection We ready the LARGEST

$4,000 @ Ps 72s ~s sss NJ ss s, @
and s o spRs @ v s,ss N Strong n
ease % Esvs Before P % cy H ow o sa
Ss psssns | s Mas.s s @ & and
Spring purchases Every department House sai
psn ss ss ra ssms 1 New Goods We
thir days - me shape OF ~" PRICES
JNes0 Spring Notion Boreo5,as
70 doz Ladies Fine Sample Handkh worth 9o
1899 { 9s s I sss ysPs Pss. 9,3 Il g.:
4ss s pas Rs l Re M worth sg
1 %ssi ssss sy ely &c. C.
20 M %s soTs s ea s a
do White Curtains yards long, pair only only s @
Vew Spring Dry Goods Bargains.
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:tes :;s sas s5
sSSS SSS yards s Mad,ss os @ @ @ sSgs %. is
2SSS SSS yards yards p Pan a b R BsessS o.5s R.s
New Spring Shirt Waist and shi,5 Bargains.
30 30 doz Ladies 51o Perose Shirt patterns only 2
sns SSH s w %s ,e's no
10 dos dos Ladies Ladies % Ta Per s only &c.
3sS Ts5; T Sir
100 100 Ladies Linen Crash skirts at only M s
100 Ladies Msrcerizsd Unerskir worth oniy @
yNew Spring Shoes.
are the sno bagan, are better than they before Our
Spring styles Footwear - p''pA's' % snow
Nev SDriug Clothing ond FURNISHINGS.
sis to u only only g.
IS d Men, Mn Wa Witt a5; g1spsaf,sd af Shirts
s Men, Mss Essy Es Hss Ns;tS 1 Fss,s ss,S
dsis' IN !. sss ssa ss s c
LESSER & CO..
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And confident most select and
swell line of Goods that has been displayed city
To begin with will mention Goods in inc
latest fabrics and color cobnatone
Bais Abatro Emine Grenadines in the
ideas
You will find that line of Dress Trimmings supa anything we
have attempted for the Lace Appaue Span
giles, Persian, AlLOver = -
We are showing the newest and pe Norde Ze
phy and French LAgon Dmes St. Gall Swiss Mins
iio Bsti Chambrsys, Dress Linens Madras, Goods Gaaea
Cloth,
big OF Plain and Figured P KS
select from Organdies all leading splendid line
of Embrodees await your inspection
We mention with pride YOU can't fail 70 be
pleased All the latest novelties in Fancy Silks
The newest and latest novelties Gdle Belt Bra
complete line of Innings and Findings Lnings the
newest shades and and everything pertaining Lining Finding
partment
Ill just arrived pretty and attractive line Of Readyo Wear
Will mention later the grand display Of Millinery.
Slippers Oxford Ties and Shoes
to select FROM Quality and prices guaranteed.
Will
out suffice 1t to will find everything
0oous We will
SO we askyou to drop and make selection
MOORE, AGKER g. Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Flour Molasse Tobacco and Corn saving prices
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Spring Stock of Goods

selected with greatest and priced with every view to
economy We have the tn dc ereat hnaness -i4,
Oar plans and methods going to meet the popular
of the people We paying Cash are selling for the
Cash. and by polite and courteous every
TONER from the smallest buyer up those who make large
h's we hope te merit increasing patronage as the days
and weeks advance.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-14
PROGRAMME AT ANNAPOLIS.
The visit of Secretary Long and Adj
miraI Dewey.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Feb. 14-Superin-
tendent Wainwright. Of the Naval Acad-
envy. yesterday afternoon issued an official
order stating that the Secretary of the
Navy. the Assistant Secretary. and Ad-
miraI Dewey viii be received officially
next Friday. The order In detail is as
follows:
The Secretary OF the Navy. accOmpan-
led by the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Admiral George Dewey. United
States Navy. will be received officially on
Friday, February Is, at 2:10 p. m
The officers and civilian professors Will
assemble at the flagstaff at 2:10 D. N. to
receive the Secretary Of the Navy.
The marine battalion. with field music.
VIII be formed at the main gate. 4 salute
of seventeen guns viii be fred when the
Secretary is saluted by the marine bat
talon of infantry. with the Academy band
the centre of the battalion opposite the
flagstaff The battalion Will be reviewed
BY the Secretary
The third recitation period Will be sus-
pended on the 18th instant.
Uniform for oficers-Special full dress
with oFercDats- Uniform for cadets-FulI
dress. with oyercoats. Uniform for ma
rines-Undress. with oyercoats-
The opening of a series OF lectures will
take place in the chapel at .. m on the
18th instant. Uniform for officers will be
evening dress 3; uniform for cadets will
be full dress"
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The Trust Wars.

II all the trusts had one common in
terest. and only one, il would be easy
enough for the Administration to serve
them. as 1t has every disposition to do.
II the Asphalt Trust wishes the United
States Government to make war upon
some weak South American State for its
benefit, that matter is easily arranged.
II the Sugar Trust asks for a general.
alI-aroand economic war against Russia
IT has only 10 ask. and Mr.. Gage. the
little brother Of the trusts, does the
rest Trouble only comes when the po-
lite attention of the administration
shown 10 sugar treads on the c0rns of
steel. -four. agricultural implements. and
timed goods The trusts engaged ia
these lines Of enterprise VIII be cut out
Of perhaps dozen millions year that
tie sugar Trust may add an insignificant
three hundred and sixty thousand doI-
lars 20 IFS annual profit.
This is so. because Messrs. Oxnard and
Gage appear to have so arranged matters
that definite decision concerning the
propriety Of the counterYailing duty
against Russia can only be had through
the Federal courts, which could not end the
matter under two years. This. Of course,
Is shrewd, and perhaps may preclude in
reference at The instance Of the other