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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25
Rock Mill News.

The farmers are about through gath
eriDg their crop and now are engaged
in sowing grain.
The cotton crop is short, but the rise
will help them UP the hill u little.
s. A. Jones is having his cotton gin
ned at home. He will make about
seventy bales. He is in the "hat.O
The contractors are now engaged in
building the piers for the new steel
bridge Mt the free ferry over Seneca
From some caHSs unknown to the
Church aI Shiloh the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Baker, failed to meet with them last
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Merritt, pastor of the
Church at Providence, preached his
last sermon there yesterday for this
conference year. We think the circuit
would like TO have him sent back an
other year He has been very faithful
and the record shows moving I'D on
all lines.
Married, by Magistrate Anderson,
at his residence, Nov. %, 1908, Mr..
DOrcey Bradberry, of Fork Township,
and Miss Ada Driver, OF Rock Mile.
Let the good work go on.
G. ~. Barrett is teaching at Zion, in
Pendleton Township, Oliu b. Anderson
at Liberty Springs, in HopeWell Town
ship, and Miss Sallie Pettigrew at New
Hope, in Centerville Township. Rock
Mills always sends ont good material.
Providence. She is g agraduate Of the
Thornwell Orphanage and an INIT
date teacher. She ia giving perfect
sntisfaction, both to pupils and patrons.
we %eiiSSm6 hoT to our community.
Nny, 90. x.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25
LowndesviIle News.

Capt. j. n. White, a Confederate
veteran who lived near here until a
few years ago, died at the home of his
son-in-iaw. MIR. Mack Reid, last Wed
nesday and was buried here Thursday
in tho Presbyterian cemetery. He was
about 70 years old. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Reid and Mrs. An.
drew Baskin, besides many relatives
and friends. Capt. White was q man
liked and respected by all who knew
him.
Crops are about gathered. Sowing
grain is now under way.
Mr.. George Burdett, SO years old,
who lived near here died a few days
ago.
Mr.. w. F. Clinkscales, 80 years old,
has been quite sick but is now improv-
ing.
Mr.. Herbert Barnes, wife and two
children, of Prattville, Ala, are Welt
ing relatives and friends here. Mr..
Barnes is an old Lowndesville boy and
ls now q member of the firm OF the
Pro willie Gin company,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25
Wild Hog News.

good at present.
Dir. McDade has erected him q neat
anC! up-to-date house, which sdds
rlneh to appearance of our community.
Sloan Whitaker and sister, Miss
COrre Whitaker, worshipped at Zion
last third Sunday.
MT. Charlie Barrett opened his school
at Zicn last Monday with about &C
scholars on the roll.
j. B. Biggerstaff will leave in a few
days for North Carolina on business
trip.
Rev. Wait will preach at Asbnry 4 ext
frat Sunday at II o'clock g. m.
j. II. Mangrum has gone to the
Gluck Mill to work at the carpentere
trade.
The farmers are about through SOW.
ing their small gram.
The hunters are anticipating big
hunt Thanksgiving Day.
Edgar Arnold will give pound SUD-
per Thanksgiving night near Autun.
Our section can brag ON having more
Churches, school houses and Country
stores than any other section.
Nov. 81. Vinegar Jug.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25
Prospect Dots.

The health of our community is very
good at this writing. AZ.
P. W, Campbell and wife spent last
Saturday and Sunday with friends and
relaavee in Pickens County. j. 8.
Neal and wife were with them in theii
visit. -. :
!, Mrs. p. 3. 9. Snipes spent last Sun
day with the family Of w. B. Hall.
S Mrs: Lattie Howell. Of Birmingham,
Ala, is now spending few days with
the family OF Mr. Reynolds.
I. d. D0r0ughs left last Sunday fol
BeltOns where he will make his home,
G. V. Tate and Tom Girard were
seen in Wild Hog last Sunday.
The weather is getting cold and there
10 9 lot OF cotton Id the field yet. If it
continues 60 Q few days longer the big.
gest half Of It will rot In the field, and
cold. M -. - - -
Miss Bessie Webb IA row spending a
fsy days with her sister. Mrs. j. R
sl Mies Eva sniges spent last Sunday
II Nov, 81. B. l.. g.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25
ANDERSON, S. c., WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1908

about 1000 majority, and in which the
Republicans nominated the millionaire
thread manufacturer, Barbour, and
in which tho Democratic nomination
vent begging, the Democrats won q
splendid victory. After the nonina-
tion in this district had been declined
by number of Democrats. young
Democrat named William Hughes, a
lawyer without money, but with char
acter and brains and real Democracy,
accepted the nomination as matter Of
party honor. He announced from the
beginning OF the campaign that ne had
no money, with which TO buy votes,
and said he did no want vote that
had to be purchased. He also said
thto :e he were elected it would mean
q real Democratic triumph and slap
in the face of monopoly and trust do
mination and the rule Of the predatory
rich. He roundly denounced all those
things from start to finish of the cam
paign, and the result was that he was
elected by the honest men Of the dis
trIce by 5000 majority. q change of
5000 votes in tho district.
Chas. A. Edwards.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25

Smallpox is authoritatively re-
ported to be alarming the citizens of
the upper part Of Pickens county.
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Books People Are Reading.

observation-disclosures Women Of the Middle
Kingdom: washington's Character Build
ing"
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago Sept
1.-THE most popular books among Chicago
readers. according TO the demands at the
Public Library during the week. have been:
Fiction-Parler's Right Of Way: Mrs. Wards
Lady Roses Daughter" Wilson'S The
Speneers'; Hegans Mrs. Wigs Of the Cab
bage Patch"
History and Biography-Fiske's New England
and New France; MacLane's The Story Of
Mary MacLane'; Riis's Making of an
American"
Travel and Adventure-Norris's "An the Rus
sias": Machray's Might Side of London
Scientific and Sociological-James's "Princi-
pies Of Psychology; Hudson's Law of
Psychic Phenomena; Dubois's The Souls OF
Black Folk"
Miscel!aneous-Ibsen's The Dolls House"
SAN FRANCISCO MECHANICS INSTITUTE
LIBRARY.-San Francisco. Sept 1.-THE
following books were in great demand during
the last week at this library:
T7iction-Thurston's THE Circle: Cooks Rod
erick Taliaferro': London's THE Call Of the
Wild: McGrath's The Grey Cloak"
cellaneous-Lorimer's Letters from a Self
Made Merchant TO His Son; Hudson's Law
Of Psvchic Phenomena: Hudson's Law OF
Mental Medicine: Waddington's Letters Of
q Diplomats Wife: Scdmore's Winter
India"
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NETWORK PUBLIC LIBRART.-New-York.
Sept 1.-THE popular books for the week
have been:
F1ction-Allen's The Mettle Of the Pasture ;
Wards Lady Roses Daughter; MOTIFS 5
The Pit"
overwhelmingly story OF a Bad Boy =;
Henty's with the British Legion; Hughes's
Tom Browns School Days"
Eiscellaneous-Isorirner's Letters From Self
made Merchant TO His Son; Waddington's
Letters Of a Diplomats Wife: WENTWORTH
college Algebra
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.-Washngton
Sept 1.-THE following list OF books called
FOR indicates the tastes OF readers in Wash
ington this week:
History-wrong's History of the British Ma
ton. Lane Poole's Medieval India vii
sons History OF the American People;
Ciulicks Life Of the Ancient Greeks"
Description and Travel-Abbott's THE Tale OF
Tour in Macedonia: Douglass History Of
Sierra DENIES Rome Of To-day and Yes
terday."
Observation-Disclosures life and Savings Of
Theodore Roosevelt: Merediths The Real
John Wesley; TschudTs Elizabeth. En-
press o. Austria: Rsnd's The Third Earl
az Shaftesbury."
Fiction-Merrimans ''Barlasch Of the Guard;
Oppenheiru's The yellow Crayon'. Over
tons Anne Carmel: Wiamson's The
lightning Conductor; McCutcheon's THE
Shprrods
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rv-rorKr TRIBUNE
Lofesf Foreign .Nese,.s About Books.

Paris. Sept. 13.-Calnlann Levy publishes
'Mademoselle de Gallian," a picturesque but
sad romance OF contemporary life in the Basque
country. by Jean Roanne. the author Of Les
Maris de Garrison" Calrnann Levy also pub
fishes Ia Verge de Avila," light but sug-
gestive religious novel. by Saint Cheron: also
Notes de Historic ct dart" entitled Rome" by
Maurice Paleologue. Colin publishes lie Travail
du Stile" by NJ. Albalat. drawn from the manu-
scripts Of great writer's. and his conclusions are
that the best writers those who erase and
correct them most. c J. b.
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London. Sept l3.-sir James Crichton
brownies Nemesis OF Froude" is reviewed with
frr1fability as an unnecessary contribution TO
tfe sbominable Carlyle controversy. The auto
biography OF -'Crimean simpson" the pioneer
special artist. is an entertaining volume OF rem
iniscences OF many campaigns and countries
Dean Stubs has written bright popular his
tory OF Cambridge. Lord Cromer issued vol
urne OF paraphrases from the Greek Anthology
me opening number Of The Independent Re
Wv" viii start of with articles by Canon Bar
nsft Augustine Birrel and ID. Fairbairn. l. y. r.
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first ten years Of his married life, and where
he died I'm his eighty-ffth year. on July 16 1898.
A volume I'm the Century Company s
Thumb Nail" series contains Jowett's transla-
ton Of Platos Apology" the "Crito" and part
Of the ''Phaedo." Jowett's introduction is print
ed also. The frontispiece is made from the bust
OF Socrates in the Villa Albani. Rome
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l. - FIRUsKL Auct.. 20 Bowery. sells 10
a m.
Sept. l4-By NJ HammerschIag 4 Co.
1913 Park Row. diamonds. watches jewelry,
Sept. by p. Freel. 100 Grand-st and
e27 Broadway. Brooklyn. diamonds.
watches. jewelry and all pledges prior sep
TENDER :. iAl2-
sept. 15-By Levy & Cook. els Hudson
St, Daniel Cohen. HOhokeu. clothing etc.
pledged prior September .. 1902
sept. 16-By VIM Simpson q Co. Isl
Bowery diamonds. watches jeweIrv and
all pledges prior June IS. 1902 and ali Nos
To 50 T5l. and all older dates held over
sept 16-By d. Mayer Hoboken. cloth
ing
sept 17-By NJ. Simon < Son. "a Hester
st diamonds. watches jewelry and al
pledges from No. 49ll TO 1880 Il 1872.
also No. IA SEA 10 10. 422 Of 1892
sept 17-By VI. Manning & sons IS.
shave. and 1870 3d-ave diamonds.
Watches jewelry and all pledges prior Sept
sent. 1T-By NJ & 2 Bruckheiuer. :. los
sd-ave. II Phillips. I5T Bowery. clothing
etc pledged prior Sept. :, 1872
sent fS-By r. J. Lemon 4 son and j.
T. Lemon & Co. 4T6 6th-ave.. A. Lawrence.
30 1st-ave diamonds. watches. jewelry
ana all pledges prior September 5. 1902.
sent 21-Bv VIM. Golcstone. - Park
Row diamonds. jewelry and all pledge 5
prior Sept. II. 1902.
sept Ply Jos Sirons. az Columbus
ave r J. RosentHaL - Sd-ave.- cloth
ing. etc. pledged prior sept IL. 1902
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OF her father, General Samuel c. Armstrong,
the founder OF the Hampton Institute.
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Ocean steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
E0RTI GGRElAN GlOYDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
FROM NEW PIER FOOT OF Sd ST. 40 Oh pm
sept 90 10 An Ksser OCT st. n 10 AN
k k5IPflna Oct 70 Noon K VIM Il Nov IL
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS.
S, S. " KAISER Will 9ElM H.
zoo FEET-Isyoo ToNs-4o 600 HORSE POWER.
RVS RVS -s efiiT PAssEHlGER SERVICE.
FRo,f NF No PIER Foo OF 80 ST HoBOKEN
kurfurst. Sept Il, Pm Friedrich oct II ~
SEPT g Noon Oct % % Il II An An
Barbarossa- oct. l. Noon 'Rhein - Nov o. 10 AN
MEDfTERRANEAN SERVICE;
GIBRALTAR-NAP I,ES-GENq l5A6,o,,rS
Hohenzoiiern oct 10 ii AN P. Irene. Dec II Az Az
p Irene Oct q II Az lie -Lf s X II An
LOUIS 1tf.-1 n Never. Is south TbTd ST Phiia
LIME.
FOR PI.YMoUTH-CIE RBOURG-HAM BURG.
Twin-Screw Express and Passenger service
THE GREAT OCEAN FLYER.
S. s. DEUTSCHLAND.
Record voyage. DAYS Hrs. 3s Min;
Deutschland sept - II AN Palata. sept 20 AN
Bluecher.Sept IL. 10 AM Moltke: .-.Oet l. 10 An An
A. Victoria sept "a 10 AN F. Bismarck oct s. 10 AM
T T9 MEDITERRANEAN
NEW YoRK-NAPLES-GENOA.
BY Superb Twin-Screw Steamers
a Fl T %s415 NS Sy - 3 10 An p
= Adalbert Dec 5 10 AM "a Victoria Feb. 2 10 AN
Offices s. and 81 broadway Piers, Hoboken. N. J.
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ANDERSON & MINTZ. Auct's "a Bowery.
sent l4-By Henry Miller. az sth-ave.
clothing. ovcrcoats. all pledged prior 70
SEPT ls-By s A Flatto las 3d-ave
ara III sobeL 1.6fs 2d-ave.. diamonds.
watches. jewelry. pledged prior sept 5 1892
sd-ave diamonds watches. jewelry.
pledged prior sept 10 1892
sept ls-By Max Bernstein al West
l2sth-zt clothing. oVercoats. all pledges
prior Sept 10. 1902
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LOST.

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LOST OR STOLEN assbook No. a.. 193.
OF the Excelsior Savings Rank - West
23d-st. New-Yori.. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the same.
and any person having claim to said pass
book IS hereby called upon to present the
same To the hank on or before the oath day
Of September. 1903. or submit 10 having the
passbOok declared cancelled ard eNtin-
guished and a new book issued In lieu
thereof
LOST handbook No. s4j.5GG Bank for
Savings. 30 4th-ave.. New-Tork Pay
met stopped Please return book 10 bank
MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 Second ham
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
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ELI SOBET. Auct 9s Bowery. sells 10
m. all goods pledged 70 sept 10. 1902.
sent l4-Clothing. oveTcoats. dresses.
SHOES etc. VIM. Prayer. AZ 1th-ave-
Sept I5-Clothing. full dress suits
Tuxedos dresses. etc. I Aikus. 90 9th-aye
sept Is-JeWelry odds and ends. etc.
Th9s Newman a son. Brooklyn.
Sept 1I-Jewelry. watches. DIAMONDS.
odds and ends NJ RothmEn. AS Canal-st.
sept fs-Clothing. dresses. shoes etc, ID
RAAAl- 7z2 sth-Ave-
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ sheehan.
Auctfoneer l52 and 154 Canal-st
Sept 14-By II. McAleenan. l. $50 Broad
way diamonds, jewelry. etc, No. / TO
% 600 and old dates.
Sept 14-By estate J. J. Fullau. $50
10th-ave. clothing 10 September 5. 1902
Sept l5-By J Simpson & Co. 2o5 Park
Row, diamonds. jewelry. etc. TO No. I6. 600
May l. 1902, and old dates.
Sept 15-By Jos. Levy. 1855 Varick-st
clothing 10 September ;. 1902
Sept. 16-By NJ. Lavery, 594 9th-ave-.
clothing TO Sept. ;. 1902
Sept 1T-By II. Breckwedel 413 Grand
st. diamonds. jewelry. etc, pledged to
Sept 10 1902
Sept. 1s-By II. McAleenan. 1874 shave.
cIothing T. Sept. 10 1902
Sept. ply II McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way. diamonds. jewelry, etc. goods pledged
from No. 1 % %. $50 and old dates.
Sept. 2I-By NJ. Lavery. 594 Sth-ave.
clothing 10 Sept. TO- 1902
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OFFICE FURNITUE.
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

JOS. sHONGOOD & SONS. Auctioneer,
Salesrooms. "a Bowery
sept. 14-Clothing. etc. ?. Kaskel, 3I1
7tl-ave.: :. Gross, 445 lOth-ave
Sept 1+-Jewelry. fine rugs etc NJ A
Newman. 693 Columbus-ave.; A. Franken-
stein Il Co, i59 Grand-st.
Sept 15-Overcoats. mems and women's
clothing, etc, JOS Koch. 1S4 Avenue A.
Sept. 16-Jewelry, watches diamonds
etc, II. S Isaacs. . 436 shave
Sept. 16-Clothing. etc, pledged TO Sept
3. 1902. D. Silbersteins Sons. 10 6th-ave
Silberstein RrOs.. 2.457 Sth-ave.
Sept 17-Men's md women's clothing
etc pledged to Sept. 10 1902 B. Fox. =
shave. Nj Levy. 2, 6I6 3d-ave.
sept 17-Jewelry, watches diamonds
et-.; l.. BrucKheimer & Co. 1876 2d-ave .
d BrtIckheimer q Co. Q 235 3d-ave
Sept. 1S-Jewelry' etc, pledged to Sept
s 1902 y. Silberstein's Sons. 10 6rh-ave t:
Silberstein Bros, 2,457 shave
Sept. iS-Men's and wOmen's clothing
etc Alex Freund. l,545 3d-sve.
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