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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-03
Young White Man Assaulted.

IInk twcn>, a IOung man who lives
at tit IIuck cotton mill, was assaulted
and lHliiH!iN iniGi,d by II II, .:In in the
southwestern portion of the clty last
Saturday night lie had started lInInc.
going down South Main street to Reed
street and ont the latter street to The
G. n W. e. railroa;, trlck Shortly
after turning into the latter street u
negro came up behind him and com.
mandcd HIM TO halt. Immediately
after accosting him the negro struck
owens a severe blow with heavy
stick. The young man got out of the
way rapidly and came back to the
Court House Square in a rather con
fused state OF mind. He went into the
Cblqm0la drug stole and he could hard
ly tell coherent tale. Drs. Richard
son and Sanders, who were in the drug
store. examined the young mans
wounds and found that ne was wound
ed on the head and had his left arm
broken between the elbow and wrist.
They promptly dressed the wounds
ana the yOung man was then able to
90 to his home. The police were noti-
fled and arrested Win. Henry John
stOn, negro, who WAS committed To
jail on charge 0t assault and battery
with intent to kill.
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Meeting of County Fair Association.

An interesting and enthusiastic
meeting Of the subscribers to the capl-
tai stock Of the Anderson County Fair
Association was held in the Office of
Ronham Il Watkins last Monday and
perfected an organization by the clcc-
tion of the following officers: presi-
dent, }. }. Frctwrll: Vice President.
Dr. }. q. Duc~orti: Secretary and
Treasurer, +. b. Crayton; Directors,
J. j. Frctwtll, j. g. Duckw0rth, f..
Is: Craytun. +. g. Brown, l.. G.. SaIla,
Thomas Eskew. w. W. Griffin. j. &.
Harper, j: -. McElroy, d. J.. Beatty
and w. X. Stringer. 1t was decided
to have n County Fair this fall, and
October II, 1o and IL we're fixed as the
dates. Committees were appointed to
arrange all the details for the Fair,
and these committees will meet here
next Monday to begin their work.
This is a worthy enterprise, and de-
serves 'he encouragement and aid of
all our progressive people of both
sexes.
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LOWndesviIIe News.

Ernest Johnston, of Calhoun Falls
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
his parents
Mrs. Bob. Kennedy and son. Paul
spent last week with the family Of
Maj +: w: r. Nance.
MaJ. r.. w. Il. Nance and wife are in
ADDeville this week with relatives.
su MISS Carwile Smith has returned
from q visit to Miss Louise Cunning.
ham in Monterey.
r James l.. Baker arrived this morning
1rom q VIZ Washingten to visit his parents.
=; w: Speer, Esq, of Gaffney, yisi-
ted his fathers family last week.
Mlsses Allie May and Lila Fennel are
Vlsiting friends in Mt. Carmel.
MISS Montague Huckabee is visiting
her grandparents, Dir. and Mre. Jim
Prof. J. F.. Harper has been elected
Hon. A: e.. Latimer, of Belton. ia in
toMn W. WITH his brother, j. T. Latimer.
MISS Annie Hawthorne, OF Latimer.
is the Snest of Miss Eloise HarDar.
MRS. w. Z. Tennent, of Atlanta, left
yesterday after q few days visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kay.
Joe Sherard, of MOffattsville, is Wis.,
ltlng relatives in town.
MISS Leona Hell is spending some
49,.
ton Clinkscales.
Miss Emma Bell, who has been teach
ing IN FLORIDA for several years, is at
the home of her father near here to
spend her vacation.
Sunday. while Mrs. Charlie Cliul-
ecaies and the Mi6ses Wilson were re-
turning. from church their horsa bs-
came frightened on the hill leading to
the !ron bridge over Rocky River. ran
down the hill aud against the bridge.
throwing the ladies out of the buggy
and the buggy was torn to pieces. The
horse then fell and was entangled in
fhe harness: Mr.. Enooh Nance. being
near, came to their rescue, and while
his. head, infiicting q painful but not %
serious wound. The ladies' escsnei
with few slight bruises. Vedie.
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Death of Mrs. r. T.. Sloan.

Nrs. Sarah Maxwell Sloan. wife of
nr Robert +. Sloan, died at her resi
dchce on pcndletOn street Yesterday
afternoon at 1:lj O'Clock after a brief
illness; She had been seriously III for
expected.
Mrs. Sloan was the daughter OF ;.r.
Robert b. and Mrs. Lucy Maxvell, of
plendleton: DR.. Maxwell was : of
the best known and most prom ,r 1t
physlcians in the State and the
has gained distinction in tF
and professional world. Sevv
ago Mr.. Sloan's family mo,
from Pendleton, making ~,
home. Mr.. Sloan and nine
LETT to mourn her death.
MTs. Sloan was O sister ~ r.
w. zoe, Mrs. p. II. e. Sloan, lem.
son College. Miss Eugenia Maxwell, OF
THIS city. Her brothers are James II.
MaTwell, of Greenville, and j. ID. Max
well, of Anderson.
Inc funeral services will be held in
me baptist Church at Pendleton this
afternoon. at 1890 o'clock. The re-
mains will leave here this morning at
0:40, via Anderson, and number of
relatives and friends will attend the
ceremonies at Mrs. Sloan's former
nome. News, Goth ult.
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10000 acres cheap Farming Lauds in
Greenwood County for sale By Hsrtsog
aaftzos, Greenwood, 8. G. 7-3
EGTiCE.
The Davis & Daniel Shoe Store will
the Magnet. September 1ss. We invite
our friends rom the country to aes us in
our new stand.
Eaoaped an Awful Death.
M, Mr.: Il: .:M MHaggiDs, Of Melbourne, Fla.
sumption and nothing could he dor done % for
me. ! was given up to die. The offer Of
q free trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consu mption, induced me to
try 1t. Results were startling, I am
nov on the road to recovery and owe all
saved my fife." This sreas Cure i Is suuely rnaE.
anteed for all throat and lung diseases by
Orr. Gray & Co., Druggiat9. Prioe 500
and Sl.0O. Trial bottles free.
Buck Stoves continue to grow more
popular. They possess merit which Is OF
once recognised by tho user. These
Stoves have points OF genuine superiority
than is Possessed by all other makes Of
happier by Bucks Stoves, and Sullivan
Hdw. Go. would like to furnish one Of
these "Peace Makers" to every homo An
Anderson County. s., -
Cared Fifty Aesdaohas
In one day while distributing free cam.
pies or Nervalgine, and will cure ave
hundred II can find that many suffer-
ern: You run No risk, for IL In harmless.
and 1t does the work In flvo 60 ten min.
utes. Four doses 10c. Sold by all drug
The average man would be tickled
half to death for. chance to pay d
large inheritance tax.
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Denver ilcn,S.

The F'aMrs Institute will have \
lirE.r on llliday Aug. l5,h, AT Sandy
sprhEs. III. l.. smith, of Lee Conn
tI, and Hon. NJ. +. Anscl, of Green
VIE, viii make addresses. Arrange
!Dcnts nave been made To seat the crowd
ana provide ion their comfort in every
way. SANDY Springs is flag station
on the Blue Ridge Railroad. Six trains
pass daily and the railroad has prom
lsed reduced rates for that day. The
farmers are anticipatinga pleasant and
Profitable occasion, and cordially in
vitc everybody to come and bring well
fllled lunch baskets. Refreshments,
such as soda water and ice lemonade
Will DC served on the grounds.
WI Garrison came up from Charles
Ton Monday on Il visit to his parents
ana other relatives. He graduated
from Clemson College last year and
the Clemson College Experiment Sta
ton on the coast. The Charleston News
ana Courier, in a recent issue, gave
lhlte complimentary notice of the
successful management of the eyperi-
mcnts made by MIR. Garrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper, of Anderson,
were the welcome guests of relatives
here Sunday.
Miss Inez Dickson, of Seneca, is Wis
'''uS nv 'ouSlII, ni lsb irene Al liam.
Mrs. Bette Sullivan and three chill
dren, OF Greenvil!a. Hro visiting Mrs.
Sullivan's sisters, Mrs. r. Il. Simpson
and Mrs. j. W. Major.
The young people had very pleas
ant aitcIAo0n picnic at JOlly's Spring
last Friday. Miss Bernie Farmer and
Miss Bessie McWhortcr, of Anderson,
came up to attend il.
respectable looking young white
Inan stopped ut Denver one day last
week, announcing nirIself as Mr..
Smith. Il book agent iile sample he
showed was hymn book with mid
way Presbyterian Church" written on
the iiy leat. Not succeeding in selling
the book for 25c., lie handed in a note
purnorting to by written by Mr.. Bel
ton Watson, asking f. Nj. Browne to
pay the bearer $3.50. 1t was not dated
and was bad penmanship and worse
spelling. 1t was evidently forgery,
but to make sure, MIR. Watson was
asked over the phone about it and de-
MED giving such an order. The note
was not cashed, and the young man,
seeing he wac suspected, took speedy
departure, looking back frequently to
see II some one was not after him.
Justice ought to overtake him and
place him where'he belongs.
lncognita.
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TOwnyiiIe News.

Misses Loda and Marie Seymour
from Abbeville, are spending awhile
with their uncle, DR.. W. r. Hunt.
Miss Puma Can't, of Pendleton
spent Friday night with her cousins
Misses Annie and Beulah Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spearman Dobbins, of
Atlanta, are visiting the latter'e father,
Mrs. Ann Walker and two sons are
Bab6.
The protracted p,eeting began at the
Methodist Church last Sunday.
Calhoun Harris, of Anderson, spent
Sunday with his father, j. L. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright, of Rock
Mills, are spending awhile with r. s.
Miss lola Cooley, after a pleasant
bright, fas returned to her home at
Wl!liamston. She was accompanied
0y Miss Lessie, who will spend awhile
George Bagwell, of BIRMINGHAM.
Ala, spent awhile with his eister,
Mrs. w: n. Woolbright. last week.
one OF the most enjoyable occasione
OF the season was lawn party given
at the residence Of j. A. Gaines Fri
day night; The guests were highly
entertained by games and music.
MIR. and Mra. ]. ". Shirley. Misses
Rosa Sears, Ovaline FAINT, Eta Giles.
and Earina Smith attended th5 DicniU
ut Marett's Spring Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Singleton, from
near Westminster, spent Sunday with
their father, Z. D. Giles.
y. -. Compton is quite sick at the
present Writing.
j. Z. and II. w. Speares, who are in
business at Anderson, spent Sunday
with home folks here.
Mre. C.P. Kay and little girls, who
nave uten spending awhile with w.
r. NJ. Fant, havo returned to their
home at Belton.
DOrsia Williams ia visiting relatives
ut LepauOn.
L. c. Speares spent Saturday and
sunday at Anderson.
Geo. Abbott, of Seneca, spent Sun
day with J. e. Boggs.
Mrs. >. A. Burgess has been quite
SICK Tor the past few days.
Luxe McCarley, of Anderson, visited
relatives here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Shirley, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A: Bowen, Mrs. Jesse Camp-
Del! and Miss Lille Campbell. Meaars.
CD. Giles, E. NJ, j. T.. and .Jster
Campbell, H. j aud Lester Graham.
r. y. Cole and Waymun Boeea vent
10 !aliuiah Falls Wednesday.
Grs. John Hicks and little daueh-
ters, who have been visiting j. A.
Wooten, have returned to LavOnia.
= n. Campbell. Mrs. Jesse Cam pbell
ana daughter. Miss Lille, spent Tues.
day with E. E. Sheriff, near Seneca.
Pansy.
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EPafmefto Riflemen Retufn from Encamp.
.>ment

The Palmetto Rihemen returned
eFrIdsy afternoon from Colum bia,
"gyftere they had been encamped during
1.-The week with the other companies Of
1.-The Fret regiment. When the com.
SNany marched to the armory they were
s:agreeahiy surprised TO lind delightful
E1sfreshments awaiting them. Ander-
sBon ls very, proud of her military COM
sElany. and several gentlemen took it
aslpon themselves to give the boys a
Nleartg AgVeleoIne home and to show
sEheax how much their excellent record
daring the encampment was apprecia.
~6ed. Capt. p: X. McCully, Jr., made
Ss eaort speech, thanking the gentle
ssaen Gos che epread and congratulating
stsie company onita> fine srSearsaoe il
eCosnmbia.
sThs officers and ,privates of the com.
yyany came beck expressing entire sat.
xasfacElon and pleasure with the en-
ssaulpment 40 ,Colnmbia. They had q
egeod time, everything was provided
Escr tfeir comfert, and they have moth
t:ng hHt pleasant recollections Of the
u9natEaent they received in the Capital
xsSStY. ls,J
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Brushy Creek News.

We have had plenty of nice showers
recently and crops are looking fine.
Watermelon patches are good and
are being readily marketed at fair
price.
Rev. j. w. Sheriff held a series Of
good meetings at At. Airy Church last
The pastor, Rev. l.. G. Fowler, will
Friday night before the second Sunday
in August. We wish him great suc-
cess.
Miss Ollie May Gunnells. of Green
vile. recently spent several days with
her sister, Mrs. j. H. McTindaI.
Auditor w. p. Hicks and family, of
Greenville. spent q night last week
with his brother, w. B. Hicks.
Drayton Garrett and daughter, Miss
Ola,, visited the formers brother last
week.
The Misses Edens and Rodgers are
visiting friends in Pickens.
=. II: Barr has secured a good posi-
ton with the Roller Mill Company of
Central, SC.
MIR. and Mrs. Abner Chastain, of
Pickens. visited the family of s.
Edens last week.
Misses Nellie and Maude Smith, of
Piedmont, spent Sunday and Monday
In our community visiting friends and
relatives.
Robt; Hinton. of Pickens, was in our
midst Sunday.
t. Y: Bridges has been quite ill for
several daye, but is now improving
rapidly. William Sitton has also been
on the sick list but is reported much
bstter.
A number of our young men are on
an an outing to the mountains this week.
We wish them pleasant week Of re-
creation.
Miss Eta Re su.., who has for some
time been at 9reenville, is home for q
rest.
G. A. Rector has left us and gone to
Greenville.
Well. it is nearly dinner time; the
cabbage are cooked and the chicken ie
fried, so we must go and call another
day f.
Aug. lat.
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Pisgah Siftings.

We are all well and enjoying our
selves going to the tent meeting at Mt.
Pisgah Church, which began last Sun
day.
Messrs. Norman Hamilton, of Eas-
ley, and j. p. Glenn, Jr., of Liberty,
attended services here Sunday, We
hear they took dinner with their "besl
Mrs. w. c. Scott gave a most re-
treshing supper to six of our young
people last Wednesday evening viii
Glenn and sister, Miss Jessie, Ford
Roper and Miss Lille Murphy, and
Misses Pallie and Bright Woodsor, had
the pleasure and honor Of being there
and enjoying the occasion very much.
Some of our people are enjoying the
fresh mountain breezes this week.
One OF Laurens' most prominent
young men, Mr. Ford Roper, Visited the
family of G. J.. Murphy last week.
Look out Mr. Editor.
Miss Ida Webb spent last Sabbath
with Mise Maud Cason.
We are glad to know our little friend.
Miss Minnie Scott, who has been eick
at the home of Mr.. Richardson, will
soon be home again.
Mr.. Editor. come up and help Us eat
fruit and melons. Old Batch,
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Farmers Institute Meeting,

The State Farmers Institute will be
held at Clemson College next week,
beginning on Tuesday evening and
ending on, Friday. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the meet
ing. Prof. j. S. Newman of the agri-
cultural department of Clemson Col
lege will preside as director of the In
stitu.t. Ample provision will be made
by the authorities OF the College to
assist the visitors in examining the
college, station and all other interests
belonging to the institution. Lodging
will be furnished free to the capacity
of the college buildings and meal tick.
ets will be procurable at 25 cents each.
Visitors should apply at the entrance
or the barracks for tickets, where their
names Will be registered, and bed
furnished, if possible.
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: Reunion Of .Orr's Rifles.

,sThS25th annual reunion of the sur
sSivGrs Of Orr's Rifles. 8. G. ", will be
aseid at Walhaila. beginning on the
~sventag of the 10Th and continuing
:Shro1gh the 18th.
Addresses will be made on the 18th
asy Cos- J. N. Brown. Of the l4th South
@:arcilna regiment; Col. j. l.. Orr.
~a49l. NJ. f.. Ansel and Others.
EnoertaiDment will be provided for
sakfe enrvivors Of Orr's Rifes. All sur
Hzyaxs arc cordially invited on the nth.
The aewspapers in Anderson, Ocn.
NEE Ptckene and .Abbeville Counties
zare requested to publish this notice.
aW. 7. MaeIll, For Computes.
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Omega News.

The Children's Day at Fair View Sat-
urday was we'll attended and every-
thing passed off nicely.
Rev. Sublett began q series of meet
inRs at Piseah Sunday. Services will
he held in tent.
Sam, Henderson gave a lawn party
Saturday night, which was well at
tended. forty ak couples being present.
Mise Leila Smith, of Atlanta, Ga.
Smiths.
Wash Pinson and aister, Miss Clara.
Of Belton, are visiting at j. r. Hen.
derson's.
Dolphus Holder and sister. Miss Mac.
tie, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. CIV.
Wyatt. y; 5-, - !.
a party Of our yopng folks win bic.
mic at Williamson Park next Hatnr.
day. We arc looking forward to the
day with pleasure. i.IiS /, ~
Well, every body isthrough work and
ready for agood tfh1S. Crops are look
Mr.. and Mira. Charly Hendrix. y ).
Liberty. spant Saturday night &C b. B.
August 1. ~ & q B. 81. =
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY,. AUG. >, 1901
0pea!ng of Comfy Campaign.

Tic first OF the county campaign
meetings was held in the Court House
Monday morning, beginning at II
O'clock. Chairman II. II. Watkins and
former Chairman John L. Brcazcale
presided by turns. The meeting was
quiet and orderly. The candidates
were given close attention, but no en-
large number of candidates the speak
! ing consumed about four hours, but
the Court House WIGS almost filled with
voters throughout the exercises.
The candidates for the legislature
spoke first, each being allowed - min
. No attempt can be made here to give
the views of each aspirant fer the
house, but the issues mainly discussed
were immigration, the ten circuit bill,
the dispensary law, the public schools,
and biennial sessions of the legislature.
The bringing of foreigners into the
State and the creation of two additional
circuits was opposed by a number of
the speakers. while liberal appropria-
ti0ns toy the public schools and bien-
Jiial sessions OF the legislature received
general endorsement. Some opposed
the diapensary law, some favored it,
and tue opinion was expressed by many
that county should have the privi-
!ege of voting out the dispensary with
out being taxed to do 50, as the pres
ont law provides.
A. matter Of keen interest Monday
'7was the entry OF three new asDirants =
t:io legislative honors They are j /.
lsleltH! Watson, J. A. Hall and l.. r..
Et0.iison.
IAN unexpected development was the
announcement that the candidates for
rce1Rty commissioner would have to
.satec the primary. Action in this par
ftdSular " as taken by the recent county
econvsnt tiop, but it seems to have been
saVSEicokcd by many. The following
sgsntsemen entered the race, filing their
ley. H. E. 'Celey. H: P. Mcdaniel and
k2s- .G.-.Pe4Tnan. The commissioners
fiGVG heretofore been appointed by the
E. soVeCnor on the recommendation of
Ehe members Of the county delegation.
TIE candidates for the county offices
spoke briefly, most of them contining
'ahaE' remarks to a Ilere announce
r-1eUt-
A meeting was held at the Orr mills
.s& 'uday night, and the candidates
won't over very much the Same ground
a2.at the morning meeting. The at
a0aoance wac email. and everything
r passed off without incident.
The other meetings, as arranged by
''tsCaunty Executive Committee, are
Mt. Airy, Saturday, August 9, 10 G.
nxl.
PIedmcnt, Saturday, August @, 8 D.
ON.
Starr, Tuesday, August 0. 10 a. m.
Anderson Cotton Mills, Monday. Au-
s gust Is, p. m.
Dobbins' Bridge. Tuesday, August
K16, 10 a..In.
Pensiieton, Thursday, August 1s, 10
2. m.
Piepcetown, Saturday, August 90, 10
a. IN.
Pslzer; Saturday, August 90. SD. m.
Four meetinRs additional have been
: arranged for the congressional candi-
asllates, as fOllowe:
Dobbins' Bridge, Tuesday, August
F16, 10 a. .m.
Honea Path, Tuesday, August 10, 10
s&- IN.
PelEer, Friday, August 10, sp,m.
Plercetown, Saturday. August 20. 10
::R- m.
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Prospect News.

We are having very good health in
our community at this writing.
Miss Alice Gordon and sister are
visiting Miss Eula Tete.
y; 4. Eskaw and wife are at this time
relatives. 'A
Prof. w. w. Hale, of this section.
is now In Abbeville County teaching
Miss Glendon McLees, of Oconee
County, is visiting her uncle, NJ. L.
Prof Milford is teaching a singine
school at New Hope. He has O large
class and is good teacher and fine
The crops through this section are
looking fine at this writing and the
farmers are feeling good. big.
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ShI0NEY 10 LOAN-AN N4eT thousand
"A2oiiafa to lend on Land for ohenta. Ap
es1Iv Go B. r. Martfu. Attorney Law.
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.-situate,, on
saud NEAR North Main Street. Flv. u,,n-
sufes' ~Sfk C. .urt Hou.e Apply to ] F.
aGlfEE aoales, fuielligencar office.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Administrative az
Estate Of Preaton B. Mitahall. deSaasad
hereby gives notice that she will on the al
day ofSepsennbar, 1903, apply to the Judge
OF Probate for lAnderson County, q. e.,
ior t1nei settlement Of said Estate, and q
discharge from her oflce aa. Administre-
Tux. ''i 81 N > ~ z, :.
MIRO. KAENIEB MITCHELL. H
b. Administratrfx.
August 3, 1904 e ~ s{.r.t ga SO y
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CITATION.

49, srl.l.ss CounSy OF Andereons
By e. 7. Il. Naaee, ledge Of Probate.
Whereas, 4. H. Gatrest. has
applied TO mo 20 grant hin Lestsfn Of
The Eststs and ef5scta OF Annie Gafzs9t,
These are, thsrsfors, 60 c;ts and admon.
lab al Kindred and creditors az the sAid
Annie Garrett. tsAceasdS tC l{ he niiii
appear before me In Court Of Probate.
18th dtY cfAugpst, ls04, aftar publ blicatiori
hereof 90 Sahows cAl1se, if any ftSr haya.
Why the; eaid Admins Ion should 6 i{ot
- s:sssass- ssT hand :sshis
N, y b. III A1tNQE, Probate J16xe. "a
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.AMN0UNCE

Hs:':.s ..s.z Y s;:.:ss issssv;,,g Id
chine branch Of my business 70 Messrs.
q. E. Todd q o., recently ot Ne.o..;.
berry. s. c., & take the opporss.,s;syu 81 of,
ezssndsng my siacese usanks to az sul.o 8
hass favored me with their i patyoaage.: ], J,
ard to commend ~ !, ss,..eeessors c de.
,,es0 firm, suho ooaas q os.r. oi.y lso;th s,ss
highess e,sdorssnssnts as no,sorable a,,,g
sessabls gsntlsnss,s,, and srlso viii 81, o,ss.
tin,ss ste bt.sissess as lIs ola ssassd. Nos.
III North Aiaip Ssvesss. 5s;sfl 81 4. ;5s s
q, hass ssta;aed, and ss;illy co,.s;a.,s, ,,5
C. q Mus;e q ss,'ss,,t, ,aad ssith ..s,s: d !.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-29
LEAP YEAR DANCE.

Given Last Evening by Ten Young
 Ladies.
 A delightful leap year dance was giv- en last evening at the home of Miss Kraft, 30 Lyon street, by ten of her girl friends. The young ladies called for their escorts in carriages, and provided them with moutoniers. The home was tastesully decorated in red, with ferns and flowers. At the conclusion of the dancing supper was served. Music was furnished.