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The sun., 1902-12-23

BLACK BEAR, handsome, silky and
durable, extra long boas, $50 to SIS; Muiis,
SIS to $3S; extra large, $40 to $50. c. c.
SHAYNE, Manufacturer. 4ist and 42d
Sts., near 9Th Av.
Carrisse entrance Aiss ss.. BET. Bway sAd ssh ~
The sun., 1902-12-23

House safes, ladies' Desks and Jewel Boxes com
blned Cabinet safes. Attractive designs for xnas
gifts. The Mosler Safe Co.. SIS Brosdway. .-A1s
The sun., 1902-12-23
FOR pukl Wy 20 TO
T. HUBERT,
Manufacturrr o and dealer In
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.

NOOSrER ST.. ! doors above Canal 81.
Highest grade confectionery and chocolates
all candles OF my own manu- facturc are warranted
pure sugar. Also Importer OF fruits and mt IRONS
slaces. fancy boxes and cost tumes, mottoes, &c.
n. B.-Original manufacturer OF the old fashion
ed hand made chocolate cream drops. Sunday
schools supplied at the lowest prices quality con-
sdered. Wholesale and retail: established IN 1898
Tclen" owe, x1s7 Snrirc.
The sun., 1902-12-23

U'e <NSe VHSNey' '''
Rsmembe',--we deliver these cases FREE
In New York. Brooklyn. Jersey City and
suburban towns reached BY Wagon Express
II. T. DEWEY Cd SONS CO..
loS Fulton Street. New York.
The sun., 1902-12-23

c. c. SHAYNE'S Fur Store. 4lst and
42d Sts., bet. B'way and 9th Av., will be
open tonight and Christmas eve.
The sun., 1902-12-23

Russian Sable Muifs, round and NAT
newest shapes, large assortment, SIPS.
$IaS, $3.50. $500. $500. $500, $3.50, $50.
$500, $1,000. 1850, $500; neck pieces.
mantles. vctorines, capes At correspondent
prices. Articles to order without charge.
s,S SSOTH,i DO no. sell tsrsencd or blended Russian
C. c. SHAYNE, Manufacturer, 4ist and
42d Sn., bet. Broadway and 9Th Av.
CNrlf0e en'r'ncr tiSt ~ hr, P'w,v and 0th Av
BUSINESS NOTICES.
nrs wi.slows Soothing Syrup for childrs.
Nethlng. softens the eums reduces indsnmatio
siays pain. cures wind collie. darrhosa aSo 4 bottIe
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Mum 487 Sabado 81 d % Of
Entered at Put at Sm Juan R.a asad masmatrJ Jul
TratadO de China.
(De ,tuesm0 CorYesponsa1)

Nuevs York JUNO. -Te7egra-
IAN de Londres.
FL corresponsal del eTimesS en-
Sh&nsh hal dice que ell gobierno Chi
no h& retirAdo la proposition hechR
Anteriormente por el mismo al efesto
de que los derechos de adu&ns de
bieran ser psgSdos en- oro; y aver SO
resumierOn las negociaciones para
revisSr la tarif4 sobre las bases esta
b'ecidas en- ell protoc0io.
Sheng h& propuesto veinte y dos
&rticulos del tratAdo enmendado, con
Is sanction de los Virreyes y de Wal
wa-pu. QQinca de estes Srt1culos
trAtan do Ia rutin& adu&uera, Y los
otros tiaae1 po2a 'reIaci6n & las cues
tiones come .CiAles, refri6ndose prin
cip&lmente & los misioneros, al trat&
miento de ex'r@ngeros y las refor-
mas de c&racter Judicial
Los comisionAdos brit&nicos,
con Lord Landsdorone, alegan que
la China est& obligada por vlrtud del
art1culo II. del Protocolo, como par.
to integrsnte del precio de 10 ps z, a
negociar las enmiendas que propon-
gan los gobiernos extr&ngeros ten
denies & facilitar ell comercio y la na
vegsci6n; y qae elIos, procediendo
de Hcuerdo con las instrdccioues de
So gobierno, no pueden tom&r en-
consideration las proposiciones de Ia
Cnina, indicando, no obatAnte, que
|: s rel&cionadas con las cuestions3
sausnerAs podrfau consider&rse in
dependientement de las otr8s.
Por su pArte el gobierno chino
mantiene que In negociaci6n implic&
g! estudio de las opiniones de &mbas
parties, y que1o contr&rio el trAtsdo
serf& no una negociaci6n sino mas
bien una imposition. E. objeto que
SO proponen las nAciones extrsnge-
ras, piensa el gobierno del celeste
imperio,y no'muy desacertadamente,
por cierto, es humillArle debilitando-
le ante ell mundo y ante su propio
pueblo.
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Jupio 10. Desde hRce mas de
un mes est& 'lloviendo incesante
mente en- estA Jurisdiction.
Con tai motive, t&nto los CANT
nos rur&les como vecin&les est&n iu-
t1ansitRbles.
La cosecha de habichuelRs Sc ha
perdido casi en- 50 totalidad, y los
agricultores no han podido prepS-
rar los terenos para la siembra de
&rrCz y semilleros de tAbaco.
Las ventas de tAbaco, segda in.
formes. ,on ell mes de Mayo passdo
ascendierOn { trecientos cincueuta
peso sisiendo el precio de cada royO
seis, ocho y diez pesos segdq clases
Las ventas de ganado han sido
do pocs importancia.
El Ayuntamiepto en- su Ultima
session sprob6 ,por msy0rfs de votos
las pAtentes de industris y conner
clio.
Ia Junta de Sanid&d giro hace
POGO So vista de inspection.
90
El S&bado ounce del actual tu.
vo.lugar una lucids fiestS escolsr en-
celebration del aniversario de Ia
B Andera Americana, Uns procession
cfvicA recori6 les GALES de lS pobla-
ci6n enton&ndo himnOs p&tri6ticos.
POr 10 noche en- ell salon de 10 L0-
gia sIgualdada tuvo lugar una mag .
mica velada en- Ia que tomaron par
to los Mos de los distintos gruros
escolares'
o*o
So dice que el Padre Lebr6n in
crep6 dur&nente desde Ell pdipitO &
los padres de familia por hSber de-
jado aeistir sus hijos & una fiesta
celebrada en- ell temple mas6nic0.
Con tai motive Sc reuni6 Ia Junta
Cat6lics aver 16 del actual Ell Ell tenn
plo parrc q 2i~l para protsst4r dc la
&C itud del referido sacerdote.
La JuntA compuests en- su ma
yorfa por fndividuos pertenecientes
4 la institution m&s6nica scordarou
renuC ciar sus cargos0d&da Ia cOnduc
to irtOleranta del MinistrO del Sc
1or.
o*o
Llam&m0s Ia atenci6n del Ayuu.
tamieuto Aceroa dc un puente roto
que desie hsce tempo Sc encuentra
en- muy NAL esthdo en- el bArio de
eVenecia,1
La Junts Local de Instruction
trabsia en- ell sentido de Q igir no
edifcio en- este pueblo para las Es
cuel&s.
Las 6essas del Coraz6n de- sds
ban qucdndo muy lucid&s.
Felicitamos 81 padre Labr6Q por
ell gusto y esplandor eonque reviste
siempre sus festAs raljgjosas.
go
N1e,tro amigo Don Manuel Ro'
driguez nos mapi6estA que desde hA
ca tempo no recibe ell B lletin del
B1reAu de Agriculture.
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necesidades van en- aumento cada
dIa.
''''' s'' 's'''
sPldo que SO de 4 Cubs IL ayuda
que una Iacl6a qua & II misma SO
raspeta pueda Aceptsr con decoro,
p0r la misms raz6a qua en- el passdo
10 prestsmos esa &yu1A.
N4estros soldado pelearon por
su libertAd. Dursnte tres al 8
nuestfos representatives civiles
militares, han trabAjado inces@nts-
menGe, aun arriesgo de sd salud pa.
r. ensef Arle i gHzsr Ia l,bertad,
JAmAs su Ia historic hA sido paf i,
algUO ex5rang5ro administrAdO On
es8 forma, con tan alta int gridaa
de prop6sltos, tan acertAdo lulcio
tanta devotion 4 los interesss del
pals PAdo pues, &hora que SO faci.
lite 6 Caba de la manera mas favo.
rAble que sea possible para que goce
con ventAja esq lib rt&d do qQe les
ameriGanos con tAnto derecho pode
mos enorgdlle ;ernos = eu Aras de Ia
cuAI tant&s vtdas americanAs han
sido sscriicAdss
ze0d0r0 Roosevelt.
Casa Blanca 13 JAnlo 1902
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81 MenSaje
del PreSidente
con motive de Ia question
Cubana.
Nueva York 13 JUNO.

He squf los parrafos mas ss-
lientes del Menssie que el Pcesiden-
to Rocssvelt ha dirigiio hoy al
Congreso.
A, Sanado y & Ia Ckmara de Re,
presentantes.
CreO importante, antes de que
termine IL session sctual del Cor gee
so, lamar la atenci6n de esss Cana.
ras & los s'gaientss p&rrafos del
Mensaje que, cumplieudo Ell deber
que ma impoGe 10 Constituc On, d.
rig1 al Co9greso el primer ma ties
de diciembre 6ltimo.
Va he discutido 10 question de
de recipr0 d o. 3. E1 ell case
de CabR, sin embargo existen
razones poderosas de moralidad y
de inter6s nacional que piden espe-
ciAl aplicaci6n de esta politics, y por
tHnto llama Ia &tenci6n de Vds. hA-
cis 10 convenie nciA, mejor dicho h&.
cia Ii nscesidsd de disponer una re
baia sustancial en- los derechos
aduaneros sobre los importAciones
de Coba en- los Estsios Unidos.
Cuba h@ afirmsdo en- su Consti-
tuci6n cuanto de ella solicitAmos y
por tau5o Sc obigs estAr, en- mste-
rias iutenciOnaleF, n ks unida 4 nOso
tros que OtrA potancia aIguns, no.
sotros estsm - obiig ADDS por m&nds-
tos del honor y de Ia convenienciE, &
Adoptar medida comerciale3 que TO-
menten au bienestsr material
EstA recommendation es solo una
repeti2i0n de las p&l&bras del Presi.
dente Mckinley, el caal eu sus men
ssjes de Diciembre 6,1898 y de Di-
ciembre 5, 1899, dijo que ears impor-
tAnte que nuestrAa relAcione3 con
este pueblo (sl de CAbA) sean del ca
ractar mas amistoso y nuestras relA.
clones COmerciales, estrechas y re.
cipro3as. H3mos acceptable an de-
Der cuyo cumplimiento pide integri-
dad de prop0 Sitos = el ejercicio de
L. mas escrapulosa discresi6u.
La nueva Cuba qRe ha de lev&n
tarse sehre las cenizAs del pasado,
debe estsr ligada con ests rer do i3a
por lazos de singular intimidad y
f0erzA, 81 Sc desea eu bienestar per.
m&nente. Ia meior bendici6n 9, 80
bre cuba puede caer, ca 10 restau ra.
On de su prospect lad &gcfcolA in =
dustriAl.
Aver IL de Jaoio, recib1 uu Ca
b,egcama del Mlnistro &mericAno en-
C1bs, trAsmiti6 adome urgente soli-
cltud del Presidente Estrada Palma
par, que ase acuerde IL ayuda legis
lstiv@ autss de que sea tsrde, y go
s&lve 81 pals dc una ruina Sega
r&.2
1900 '''''' '''''''' .''.''''''' '''
&E este asunto no hay que pen
sar en- revisAr tai 6 cual apar6sdo de
las tarifas Lo que necesitsmos as
un arr .glo de r9ciprocid@d con Gu
bs E'te comp eoder& todos les
articulos que Cub& produce. n es
nuestra mission detesminar que artf-
] culo sara el fAvorecido.
A1guEos ciuda 1auos SO oponen
& la rebaja de 10 tsrifA para Cubs,
10 mismo que se opusieron hSce ha-
tres amos Ia admisi6a de las islas
HswA Aii, por tenor de que el cAbot&
&c padiera perjudicar interess del
pals.
En- mi opini6o, mir g ana iodus
tri& americans sufrira, y en- cambio
much&s 'gsnAr6u. Ser&. para noso-
tros una venttje, COCO naci6n aca-
parar el mercAdo de. Cabs, cayAa
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DE PIANO
Solfeo y filosofla de la mlsica.

Dona Ramona Sicard6 viuda de
Caracena. Con titulos de los Con-
servatorios de la Habana, y recien-
temente de Madrid, tiene el gusto
de ofrecer sus conocimientOs q cuan-
tOs Sc dignen honrarla.
La sonora Sicard6, ha estudia-
do para la ensenanza y pOr 10 tan
to ejerce en- ella el don &c trasmi-
tir al discipulo.
Sus classes seran exclusiyamen-
te q domicilio, pudiendo tambi6u
asistir con sus classes, a los pueblos
por donde pasa ell Ferro-carril de
circunvalaci0n.
Para informes dirijirse a su
hermano Don Juan Sicard0, en- Ba-
yam6n.-Apartado mum. 73.
Pto,-Rico, l3 de JUNO 1902.
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ESpd1OleS
que ViVen en- Cuba
opuestos al movimiento
catalanista.
Amenazan con no COmprar
manufactures CataIanaS.
DICEN QUE LOS CATALANTSTAS S
SON sPOEI.AS s SIELENEIDOS. QUE
CANTAN COMO SUS BISABUE
Los USABAN La rBARREIT,
NAs Y Ell xPORRON2
NAs Y Ell xPORRON1

AlgunOs espkfio es residences en-
Ia Habana escribieron & an psfi6di.
co de Barcelona 10 siguiente;
''EL cable nos pArticip6 sl dislo.
que inoportu 40 de esos cAtAlRnistAs,
81 Ce.ebr@r tus aCostumbrados Jue
gos Fiorales.
Los gritos de Viva C>tAlufa
libra! y de iMaera EspanA! que Sc
dleron, han caido aquf como una
bombs; en- t6rminos tales, que Sc
nan reunido los principales recepto
res de tejidos cat&lanes, de where's
y de tt:os efectos, para acordar Ell
cess por complete de pedidos, nj re.
clblrIos tampocO consig oacion.
''Ieng1 el Orgullo oe decir que
he contribuido mucho que la CO 50
SO formalizars, explic&ndoles en- par.
tlcui&r y colectiv&mente, que CAtR.
luna no habfa sndido Ell sentimien.
to esp mol, que en- t&nta estima tie.
nen estos cOmerciantss (esp&noles
todos) aclRrandoles Ell Rlcance de es-
tos desplantes separate .t&s, afrmAn.
m&ndc qua el pueblo catalan ca es
panol, y que los c&talonios osepAra.
t1st5s, son s0l&mante unOs pocOs
kostas meleaudos, qua cAntMn en- sus
esGrofaS, ID meior m3nerA qua nues.
tros blsMbue Os bebian en- porf0n, Y
vestl&n gambato y calzon corto y
cubtfAn su catezs con una larga bs,
rretiRa COLORADO. La t, n1encia de
estos in fsnsivos 8 su chif Adura, es
retroceder tres siglos. A ellos o "a
dan con este y otros fines, los car is
tones, las r&tAs de sacristfs, y unos
cuantos nif1cs que curs&n aun el ba
chilLeratO, los cnaies entusiasma
Ia nots p&triotica de 'Independen .
ela CATALINA" escrita en- Ietra mayd >
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so ca POI
formula n" " p sd Tp hs cd ~ m ~ d@ ~ f
eS@mnM
mnWE FMmaa Ou ~ n ~ ~y @ @quV NCIOaaqe
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cula. y cuya Erase no eaben &naliz,r,
nj siquiera gramaticalnente.
Por shora Sc ha cAlmado a]gO
Ia fuerte borr4scs; pero 81 ell tel6gra
70 &visA otra manifest&c!6n por ell
estilo, squi Sc tomar& el grave acuer'
do de L o consumir en- ests meycado,
NADIA, NADIA &b olutame t., oriundo
de esa regi60."
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=
Ia Emulsion


: Aliiiarcs de m6dicos han
: ;ustificado con su autOri-
: dad que no vxiste NADIA
. oci0r para rObusteCer y
iortaieCer el 0rganismO que
!, Ia preparaciGn llamada
+ EMULSION E DE SCOTT,
c0npuesta de aceite dc hi
! gadO de baCalaO en- C0mbi-
: naCi6n con hipOfOsfitos de
: cal y de sosa, seguros p0r
: su experienCia que aqu6l
Z nutre y fOrtifiCa d la yez
que los hip0fosfitOs cntO-
: nan el sistema nerl iOso,
: restaurandOle las fuerzas y
: energia vital, para repeIer
: principles antag6nicos y re-
I Cuperar la saIud normal.
: Preparation de tan benGfi-
: COS resuItados ter~reutiCOs
7 es la legitima
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Sabana GraDde.

de nue8tr0 CorrespOnsal
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-15
Fork News.

Mr. +. r. Earle, of Tertia, has re-
moved with his family to Seneca. Mr..
Earle has not been in robust health for
many months.
Mr.. T.. i. Farmer, of Townville. is
afflicted with rheumatism.
Mr.. j. o. Snelgrove aud family have
removed from Broyles to Townville.
Hepzibah Baptist Church, in the
edge of .Oconee, has called Rev. Mr.
be their pastor this year.
Mr.. Lev Meredith, of Hartwell, Ca,
and his sister, Miss Ellen, we're among
relatives over here last week.
DIR. j. Il. Heller, of Alpine, recently
graduated in medicine from the Uni
versity OF the South, has located at Fair
Play.
MFR. J. J. Cromer, representing G. w.
Glgnilliat, of Seneca, was all through
the Fork last week selling guanO. The
enterprisinR fertilizer man is turning
the Forks isolation. by reason of the
destroyed bridge, to profit in turning
trade to Seneca.
The Fork farmers improved the prct-
ty weather Of last week to put in some
farm work-plowing, cleaning up"
etc.
A good many children are kept out
of the schools from want of school
books.
We hear with much satisfaction that
Capt. Is. F. Martin, Of Walhalla. for
merly Il resident of the Fork, will be n
candidate for County Superintendent
of Education for Oconee this year.
Capt. Martin makes model officer.
There was a pOstOtiice Inspector
through the Fork last week, and we
wonder if ho was informed of the very
positive dissatisfaction at Br0yles with
existing conditions there, for he was
quoted in the public prints rs saying
that the rural delivery is working
smoothly and giving satisfaction.
A. q. y.
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Next Confederate Reunion.

New. ORLEANS. LA:,. Jan. 1.-Tbe
following order establishing the date
of the next Reunion of Confederate
Veterans, which is to be held in Dallas,
Texas, was issued 0-dav by Gen. Cor
don, cOmmander-inc chief of the United
Confederate Veterans:
Headquarters United Confederate
Veterans. New Orleans, La. January
4, 1902. General Order No. 2G7: The
general commanding announces that
under the custom established by the
association, leaving the dates of the
reunions to the general commanding
and the department commanders, by
unanimous agreement and at the de-
sire of anG acQuiescense by "Our host"
the next Reunion will be held in Dal-
las, Texas, on April q. %, "a and 25,
and Friday respectively.
the association and the immense accu-
mutation of business which demands
urgent attention aS the coming session,
four days will be given for this import
ant session, unless the business is
sooner disposed of by the delegates.
0. With pride the general command
ing also announces that 1880 CAMPS
have now joined the association. and
applications received at these head
quarters for many more. He urges
y. torans everywhere to send to these
fol II. lamps at once and join this asso-
citation, so as to assist in carrying out
its (bI ;tvolent, praiseworthy and pa
tri0ticj objects.
BY order of ]. B. Gordon, General
Commanding.
George MOorm:c, 1sJtjatant General
and Chief Of Stcf.
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A Great Opportunity for the Farmers of
the State TO Meet in their Interest.

POMARIA, $. c., Jan. I'd, 1909.
The spring meeting OF the State Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Society of
South Carolina will be held in the Au-
ditorium on the Exposition grounds,
Charleston, on the 5th day of February
next, at 13 o'clock III.
In consequence OF this meeting, this
day has been set aside by the Exposi-
tion authorities as Farmers Day"
and the general Attendance of the
farmers OF the State is expected.
In addition to the interest attaching
to the meeting and the Exposition, the
Good Roads Convention will convene
in Charleston ON the Sd and continue
through the 7th, February next, and
thosa attending the meetings of the
Society can also take in tho meetings
of the Good Roads Congress. This
will be quite M interesting convention
and one we'll worth the attendance of
all farmers.
All members are urgently invited to
attend.
Thos. w. Holloway, Secretary.
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Charleston Exposition Rates via the
Southern Railway.


On account OF the South Carolina Inter-
State and West Indian Exposition, to be
held In Charleston, 8. c., beginning
Dec. lat, 1901, the Southern Railway will
sell excursion tickets TO Charleston and
return at the following attractive rates
from Anderson, 8. c.:
For Sl1.l0-Tickets on sale daily, linn
tied to return June 3rd, 1902.
For SS.15-1'ickets on sale daily, limit
cd to return ten (lO) deya.
For S5.60-Tiokets on sale Tuesdays
and Thursdays, limited TO return seven
daye.
Correspondingly reduced rates from
other points.
The Southern Railway operates double
daily trains on convenient schedules with
Pullman Sleepers to and from Charles.
too, =. q.
For further Information apply to w. g.
Johnson, Agent. Anderson 8. c.; r. w.
Hunt. d. p. A Charleston, 8. G; w. E.
McGee. T. p. A., Augusta, Ga, w. H.
Tayloe, A. g. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
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STATE NEWS.

- \ negro fell from stccplc fifty
feet high in Florence few days ago
and came out unhurt.
- Safe crackers blew open the rail.
way safe in one of the Offices at Car
Isle and secured something over
81 900 in money.
- The president will be at the
Charleston exposition the 18th of
February. The members of his cabi.
net will accompany him.
- Admiral Schley and Captain
Hobson will visit Charleston on Feb.
20 as the guests of the South Caro-.
lima Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton.
= The annual spring meeting OF
the State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society is to be held in Charleston
this year on the first Wednesday in
February.
u Warren Richardson, son of Mai.
Hamilton Richardson, shot and killed
man named Porter who was hunting
on Maj. Richardson's game preserves
in Hampton county.
- The new cotton mill enterprises
projected for 1901 amounted to 3D.
l45, 600 in this State. Most Of this
amount goes into old mills by way Of
increasing their capital.
- Mrs Caroline Harrington Nc
lver, wife of Chief Justice McIver,
died Thursday morning at her home
in Chcraw. She died Of heart trouble
after an illness of some weeks.
- A negro made two unsuccessful
attempts at assault near Spartanburg,
and was finally run down and shot
and captured by the son of one of the
women he attempted to assault.
= An attempt was made to wreck
the passenger train on the G.. & w. G..
road near Moores, in Spartanburg
county. A cross-tie was placed on
the track, but the engine knocked it
off.
- :. President Lodge, Of Limestone
College, and the alumni Of that time
honored old college, have selected the
3rd OF April as Limestone day at the
South Carolina Interstate and West
Indian Exposition.
- There has been considerable
falling off in the amount of rock mined
this year in the States phosphate
territory. The rock mined in 1901 is
estimated at 1856 tons while for
1900 it 119, ,208 tons.
j. D. Smiths store at Carlisle
was broken open Thursday morning
and the safe blown open with dyna-
mite. This ia the second time Mr..
Smith has had his safe blown open
and he has never kept any money in
it for several years. There is no clue
to the perpetrators.
- W. l.. Segrest and Nick Miller,
prominent farmers of Orangeburg
county, had shooting scrape the 4th
instant about a trespassing COW, in
which the former was shot three times
with pistol and is not expected to
recover.
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Wise Merchnnta.

The Wise Merchants OF North and
South Carolina are giving us business,
because they SOC at q glance that buying
from the Mills and Factories they save
the Jobber's r Middle Mans profits.
Merchants, we ask you who have never
seen our lines of Hosiery. Pants, Cloth
Ing. Shoes and Hats drop us q card and
let one Of our Salesmen call. You will
see at glance 1t is to your interoat to be
numbered among our growing list of
customers. We aell only to Merchants.
Wishing you prosperous Now Year
WEBB & CATER,
Commission Merchants, Anderson, s. c..
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Letter to DR.. W. Ii. Pepper Anderson.

Dear Sir: We have on file testimo-
malls from men who have had l.. g. Nj.
Paine wear for IA years on their houses
without re-painting. Most people get
tired of color before that time. The
extreme durability of L. g. NJ. coupled
with Its great economy due to the fact
tn that You add much oil to each gallon
enormous sales. No thinking house
owner will buy thin paint when he
can get his paint and oil separately ut
proper price for each and then mix
them together. Kindly obtain our
color cards and prices from Messrs. F..
b. CraytOn & Co.
Very truly,
LONGMAN g. MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers.
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8. g. Interstate and West indiau
Exposition.

The Charleston and Western Carroll
no Railway beg to announce that they
have arranged reduced rates from all
their stations to Charleston on account
Exposition
Parties can avail themselves of sea-
son ticket, ten-day or seven-day
ticket, from any point on this line at
very low rates. Apply to agents for
further information, as to schedules,
rates, etc. w. j. Craig,
General Passenger Agent.
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Card of Thanks.

Mr.. Editor: We wish to thank the
kind friends and neighbors for the
many deeds of kindness shown us in
the death of our dear father and for
tho words OF comfort and consolation
in such dark hour. We pray Gods
blessing upon each one Of them, and we
assure them that such kindness will
never be forgotten.
James B. Mccoy and Family.