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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

All the members Of the board
we're present, Chairman Bingham
presiding. Road rrPOrts were
made ~ follows:
District Na. I-Repairs 70 o.
teen and TItusville and other
roads.
No. 2-PiRestraW laid on Beres-
ford and DeI.and, DeI.and June
ton and DeLARd, Lake Helen and
DelAnd, and Bielby hammock
and DelAnd rOads; some work
done ON new rood between De-
Land and Lake Helen.
No. 3-FOur miles Of road
opened, Q miles graded, and 3 car
loads 0f shell laid.
No. 4-GeneFal repairs 10 Day
tona and Tomoka roads; rePairs
and Smelling Daytona anu rort
Orange road, vOrk 10 b~gin on
Daytona and DsIADd road this
month.
No. 6-General repairs.
The matter Of widening the road
from Indian river % Coronado
vss then taken mp. L. A. Law
var, Of Coronado, appeared before
the board and protested against
the move, - the entire width a
the new road was to be taken Of
q 100 foot Loo owned By him. Tn.
proposed widening 81 the road
Wns then abandoned.
Hep ssr NssAy.
Apetiti0n wss read ssking TIA
ths widow and children q ~
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

lift from the beautiful music which IL
a.Says a prominent feature Of these
srrytces
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

Bath tags arr rathrT an expensive
luxury 10 boasht as the store. says
ths PlttsburE Frssa- Thry may be
maas at home. h0wever. "a small
eoss. Bags % ches~eclSth are the
bs.t. Ths.s shsutd be made abosi
thres 90 four inches square and
allsa win ths following mixture mot
tso much should 10 pus Into saeh basB:
Two aud ons-half p0aDds % oatmsaL
onehalf pound % siueed neal 60
half posnA % Powdsrcd 0rris reos and
oae-auarter pound % castle sop
whIrh has ARA ben srrapea % . ens
aawtlsg
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09
stats % Ohlo. CITY 90 Tolsee) o.
Iyneaa Gamnfy.

ctate % Onso. Cty % h~,s@e
Lucas Ceanty.
FRANK 4. CheBey makes cath that -
h the senior paFtnsr % TIE hrm q Y.
J. Chsney a Co. doing business n ths
Clfy af TolcSia. County and ntnte
nfsresald ana that said arm WtB ~
The sam e Oae FIunarcd Debate fos
each and every case ~ CesnfSn tnnt
eanRot - eured ~ The ~ e Han
CataFTh Cnrs. Frank ]. Chensy.
sN oFa ts hefors ne and susseFiesd h
my pressnce. this egh Aay % necsmbse.
A. n. lisa A. W. 0leaaoa.
Notary Pubele.
lsrall
Halls CatarFh Cure h tRksa lntsFnal
~ and acts directly on the blood al
mueous surfaces - ths sys1E@- eena
fog teNtimonlRlA. fnnA
y. T. Chsnsy q o.. Teaeaa O
0ul1 ~ DgaGElglA. 1te.
nailis Rslslg P1lb e.a tAa hes2
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

late Thomas Ieddef % atiouea
6 . month % assist in their sup
port, and it Vas found out that
the county was already paying
them S5 Q mOnth; that the Peti-
ton had been handed . DsLand
lawyer about six wesks ago and
had lain on his desk since then.
Five dollars . month was al
lowed Alfred Neal for the benefit
Of . helpless cOlored woman In
his charge.
Mary Clews was allowed Is O.
month for too months.
Jack Buck was allowed - O.
month help for . blind and crazy
negro in his charge.
Petition was read from Mrs.
Florence Richards ash ing that .
road through her property, near
BroOmville, be abandoned f;
granted.
Toll rates we're established over
the new bridge opposite Port Or.
ange.
Another petition vas read ash.
ing foE the changing 81 the De-
LaDd-DaytOna rOad 90 - 10 avoid
Mt AraFat. r. g opinion seemed
10 prevail among the members Of
the board that the county could
not afford tn lose what had already
been spent 10 improve the pres
ent rad, and no action vas taken.
Permits 30 Carry Guas.
Permit was refused B. p. Jen-
kiBs, eOlored, Of DaytOna.
Permits were granted l.. b.
HOrd, 4. c. Bird, ID. y. Morrison,
Geo. L. Harper, L. Z. Ward, 7.
p. Compropst and NJ. D. Causey.
TsxlaeFuy.
William Webster, IL Coronado,
requested permit b. kill birds for
scientific parposes. Clerk was
instructed % notify him to apply
% the State Commissioner Of Az
riculture, - required by Law.
0cespaslsa Lieeases.
The county judge was instructed
20 report TO the grand jury che
names Of those who have paid the
license tax.
10 was also decided 10 exact Q
license from BARRIERS, wOodyards,
automobiles used for hire, PhOtOg.
raPhers, tailors, etc. These will
help pay the RecOrd's graft bill.)
RsxsisItisaA.
ID. 4. Smith, tar COLLECTOR, wAs
allowed . requisitiOn Of 90 for
stationery.
County clerk was allowed requi-
sil ion for two record bOOks needed
in his Office.
EnVreVsmsais.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

The girls are PrActicing basket
ball now and have . squad Of
about fifteen from which 20 select
. team. Miss ErwinnA Gaulden,
guard Of last years team, IL the
only member in the University
this year, go . practically new
team has to be built up. This is
always discOuraging. New mate
rial never compares we'll with old
players. But the girls are work
ing with . will aud will probably
have . series Of games between
picked teams this term. IL IL
also possible that they will meet
the young ladies from Rollins
again this year.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

Prom Nortb-ls25 T. u. and sis y. \
From S0uth-l@S p. ". and 4 PA
LIAvE
For HoTth-l2:iS and , p. n
For south-i2:lS and Sis Pm.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

NT. blocker left Saturday night 10
deliver a sermon AZ Sanford on sun.
day.
Mr.. hoy Hsmlin vas a guest at the
ChaudOin dining hall On Friday even
Ing.
Miss Helen Hunt returned MOnday
from delightful little weekend visit
20 her boTne In 81. Augustine.
Ottawa University has a Hill and a
Shirk among its faculty. We seem
To possess the eminence without the
Discrimination 10 work.
The chaPrl LOOKS strangely incOm-
plete without the reading deck which
% mysieTiOusly disappeared Hallow-
cen night Let's have IL back, boy.
During Monday. football practice
Mr.. Hendricks, the varsity center,
sprainrd bis ankle painfully. This l.
the second time u has been sprained
this year.
The football schedule for the remain
der OF the season will be az folIOvs
savannah. at savannah Nov. -: IlOl.
linz, az DcL.and Nov. ~ Jacksonville,
at DeL.and Nov. -: Rollins, at Winter
Park Nov. -.
Miss One Harden has been suffering
from badly -prained arm, the result
Of roller skating.
The Misses Edith and Minerva Bona
and IDrinne FELTON, visited Lake Hell.
en- on saturday.
StetsOn all not meet the University
Of Flor ida on the griGirOn this year, II
having bvtn impossible 10 arrange a
game. This j. 10 be regretted for III,
contest would have bevn one Of much
interest.
Last Friday evening Mr. J. b.
Rodgers Uss the guest of the deniIens
of Happy HolloW" at supper. Tie
was seen alive and sell Saturday and
has much TO say 10 favor Of bis hosts.
The fall tennis tournament came u
an end yesterday by the victory Of
Carr over Kroesch. kroesch played
we'll but Carr held the lead throughout
both sets and wOn rather easily, 6-3.6-2
Daily Maroon. Mr.. Carr vas Sith
us last year and vas Well liked by
everyone.
Little Orphan Annie in ChaudOln.
One time there was a little girl
shat ruined about az night,
And went Ia other peoples rooms, an
'jOyed IL cut o. sight,
A laug hin an a talkin' an a not
e'spectin' harm,
When sOmetbiR' awful got her, an II
grabbed her By the arm,
Aa' jerked her out o there an tOOk
her OF tOgn stairs,
An made her study ics a. hard, an
made her say her prayers.
80 When you're havin' lots o. tun, an
runnin' All about,
SOmethin's sure Ia Get you II yOr
don't watch oct.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The Athletic Committee has
called for entries I'm . tennis tour.
nament - both singles and
doubles. The object OF the tour
nament is 10 select two tennis
teams 10 meet any outside teams
with whom games can lie arranged.
There are gOOd prospects fOr
games with players from bath
Rollins and FLORIDA. Efforts arr
alsO being made IA secure games
90 be played at the FLORIDA state
fair. Mr. Roy Z. Hamlin has
been elected manager of the ten
mis- team. ANY one wishing to
enter the tournament should hand
in his name % Prof. Baldwin.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

The sheriff was instructed %
advertise for bids for building Q
new barn and tool house &C the
Jail; also ca get estimates for the
making Of sidewalks at Jail and
court house.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09
Casa sa Had.

The report VI the treasurer
sbOwed the following balances On
hand:
General revenue fund e31lO "
Mad and bridge fund 10 %
fine and forfeiture fund 1911 II
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

Not for a long time has StetsOn seen
such a gathering of celebrities or the
daksinRly lighted Gym. offered its spa
lou, doors To 80 brilliant or hand
spmely gOwned an assembly az on last
Wednesday evening. The stTictest
i"fuality vas observed throughout
the entire evening, the guests, one
ana all, clearly showing that they
~,rr used 10 just this type Of high
lite"
The Young ladies all arrived under
toe stT.ctest and most conventional
,uarrronage, and the gentlemen we're
pat down from their carriages under
thy spacious porte cOcheTe.
The evening opened with a stately
march Of welcome, and such vas the
objection Of beauty and fame IN that
,.uwly moving panorama. that the
oulookers we're dszed by toe sparkling
fray Of social butterflies. Among
those participating In the march we're
aamanthy Allen, Sis Hopkins, Sallie
Perkins. sweet sixteen, MTs. Wigs,
Aunt Mandy, and brilliant though
brOken down actress from the BOWery.
tmong the gentlemen we're Captain
Kidd, 81 Perkins, Pat Malyarney and
several who had apparently escaped
from Barnum's circus.
After the march an elaborate din.
ner Was served, consisting of two
courses. We give belOW the menu:
COARSE I.
Peanuts on the whole shell.
OOARsE ~.
Apples from The Grove
C'e-te Tout
Next on the programme Was an ex.
citing basket bali game brtwcen the
National League Ui = ana the Amer.
lean l.caguy 81 4. B -. e. Iu.t al the
cTnc ial moment of this II bring the
inieTmls-lon tue lights Wrnt cut and
the company NCnI home.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

ID. +. Smith, tar COLLECTOR, wAs
allowed . requisitiOn Of 90 for
stationery.
County clerk was allowed requi-
si,iOn for two record bOOks needed
in his Office.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

Apetiti0n wss read asking that
ths widow and ehildrsn q tks
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

william Webster, 81 Coronado,
requested permit b kill birds for
scientific purposes. Clerk Vas
instructed % notify him TO apply
90 the State Commissioner Of Az
riculture, - required by Law.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09
Local Happenings at StetsOn University

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-09

Permit vas refused B. =. Jen-
kiDs, cOlored, Of DaytOna.
Permits were granted l.. b.
HOrd, 4. c. Bird, ID. y. Morrison,
Geo. L. Harper, L. e. Ward, 7,
p. Compropst and NJ. D. Causey.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17
Death of a Wei! Known Dentist.
The Atlanta Journal of veaterf

The Atlanta Journal of yesterday
"Dr. w. G. Brown, a we'll known
dentist, died at an early hour Sunday
morning ut his la 'esidence, No. 147
Cooper street. +. as been iii for
nearly q year, and his death was not
unexpected. He was sutfr,ing with
tuberculosis of the spipe. rhe funeral
services were conducted Mnnh " after >
noon at 2'D'clock, from ,he First
Methodist Chit oh, and tho i,terineni
was ut Westview. The pal!braiels .
were: w. H. Patterson, w. l.. Fain,
Robert Lee Avery, H. C.. Leonard,
William tycett, Joseph Davenport, A.,
Y. Lampkin and G. L. Collier. Dr
h'owne was q popular member Of the
Gnvernor's Horse Guards, and mem.
brr< Of this troup of cavalry attended
tht. funeral. DR.. Browne is survived
y, 'tis wife, two daughters. Mrs. Dolph
Walker and Miss Mabel Browne, and
ono son, w. o. Browne" ..''' : :
Dr. Browne was about 60 years of
age and q son Of the late Jerry M.
Browne, of this county, where he was
born and reared. He practiced dem
tistry in this city number Of ,yeare,
and about thirty years ago moved to
Atlanta, where he has ever since re-
sided. He has many friends and rela-
t'ves who will regret to hear of his
Gcath. :, =, ',. ; s=''g - 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17
T0WnYiIIe News.

Miss Annie Fair Dickson. who ia
teaching at Anderson, spent the holi.
days with her brother, j. Walter Dick .
SOL. Ao"'
Cadet Orr Bruce has returned to
C!emson after spending the HOLIDAYS
with home folks.
1, winfield Sharp, from Rivoli, spent
SUNDAY with Walter Dickson.
,Hlss Emma Lewis, who is attending
sciiool at Coi umbia, is at home.
frank Dickson returned to Spartan
burg Tuesday.
=, Misses Mary Dickson and Kathleen
Farmer have returned.
Mr.. and Mis-. w. T.. Giles were
guestn OF &. ID. Giles Sunday.
Phillip Hembree, ACCOMPANIED nv
MS wife and daughter, of Anderson
WI 10: are visiting friends and relatives
ut this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Bruce, of Oak
way, visited relatives in this section
Mrs: J. c. Boggs is quite sick.
j. Riley Byrnm, of Anderson, ia at-
tending school here.
James W. McCarley. one of our
most prosperous farmers and business
men, has moved with his family near
Anderson. AIR. Crenshaw has moved
where Mr.. McCarley resided.
.Misses Lula and Fluva Boggs are
VISITING relatives and friends near
Shutdown.
Prof. J. 3. FELTON,, Mrs. FELTON, and
Mrs. W. E. Fnnt spent few DAYS
with relatives and friends.
Miss Lizzie Bruce is teaching school
in Florence.
4hessrs. Luther and Licas Prater, &C.
comphnied by their wives and sister.
MISS Maud, visited relatives near this
place.
Miss Matte Bruce has taken up q
school in Edgefield.
D. A, Brown and family attended
church here Sunday.
G: d. Giles ic seriously i'll at this
writing. Pausv.
Jan. o.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. II, 1906.

At i meeting of the City Council
held last night H. B. Martin and
Blg King were elected policemen to
I'LL Two vacant places on the force.
&, c: Sullivan, Epq., one of Andcr-
sons clever young lawyers, has gone
to YORK, Pa, where tomorrow he will
marry Miss Sarah Frances Lanius, at
the home of her mother in that CITY.
Mics Lanius visited Anderson about
year ago and is charming young
woman. After q brief visit to Phila-
delphla and Washington the happy
couple will reach Anderson and viii
pc extended cordial welcome by their
friends.
The Grcenville News Of yesterday
says: "PIedm0nt officers think that Il
negro with mania for stealing bug
Rlcs ls running ut large through this
section. Several days ago he made
away with a horse and buggy belong
ing to an Anderson livery firm, which
travelling man had driven to Pen
dicton. The negro was seen at Easlcy
last friday, but was not arrested, and
on Saturday night horse and buggy
was stolen from the premises of q far
Iner near Easlcy. ShcIitfs Gilreath, of
GrccnVlile, Jennings, OF PicKens, and
Green, of Anderson, arc keeping a
sharp lookout for the negro. II :-:!l
90 hard with him If ho ia npprchenG>:!,
ior horse stealing is q sclions or me
under South Carolina statutes"
Thcre was an alteration between
CliarlIc Griffin and Jones Ligon, both
cnlorcd, on Monday evening, Sth inst,
about dark, two miles west of Belton,
IN which tho former was fatally wound
. oh
latter. The difficulty grew out OF the
enlargement of GriiIin and his wife,
they having parted. She had gone to
Llgon's to live, temporarily. Griffin
had been there the day before abusing
ner: Jones demonstrated with him,
telling him to leave the premises.
Whereupon Charlie Griffin left, threat
enlng to return to raise some fire
works lie executed his threat by re-
turning, but was met in the public
roau by Jones before reaching the
needless OF tho warning he advanced
with drawn knife when Jones shot
him, tho whole load penetrating his
lntestlnes. Griffin died Thursday
cv'nlng. Ligon at once surrendered
himself and has been lodged in Jail to
await tlic trial.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wyatt, wife of Mr..
j. n. Wyatt, died ut her homo in Cen
tral on the evening Of the 5th inst, =,
after a protracted illness. Hor re:
mains were brought to Easley and laid
to rest in West View cemetery ON Sun
day afternoon, q large concourse Of
relatives and friends witnessing the
Inst sad rites The burial services
were conducted by Rev. j. r. Mathe-
son. Mrs. Wyatt was daughter of
the late Simeon Smith, of Anderson
County. She was u most estimabie
Christian lady. and as wife, mother,
friend and ntighbor, che occupied r
position deserving emulation. Besides
q husband, with whom she has shared
the the joys and sorrows Of near fifty
sons and ono daughter, Dr.. G. n.
Wyatt, OF Easley, Drs. w. Il. and 4.
e: Wyatt. Of Central. and Mrs. w. A.
Mauldin, OF Easley. Three children
preceded her to the grave, two of
them HMa ~, dyinig, yii., IL L. infancy: One, Miss
son County, and died several years
ago.-Easley Progress.
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Accidentally Wounded.

The Charleston Evening Post Of the
III. P. Fouche, q student: Of phar.
macy at the Medical College from An:
derson received u bullet in his stomach
!ase night, on Coming street. near
Wentworth, it is thought BY: rem owing
MA revolver from hiB OveroOat pocket
to his hip pocket and in doing saS il
some way exploding the weapon. s., : ! &.
Ihis morning the student, who was
sent to the hospital in "a police am
aeriously wounded. The bullet was Ie. re-.
moved by an operation. 1t hit q rib
and glanced off from vital parts : :: =
~. 8. Maxwell, of Walhalla, friend
or Pouches, who was with him at the
time OF tho shooting, was the only per-
son present at tho accide1t. Accord
ing to his statement, he was walking
ahead OF Fouche, the two being about
songs. TO 60 home. 1p ne and: suddenly heard the
SAT the first there was thought Ito
nave been a. mystery about the shoot
ing, but! later it; developed that the
shooting was due to accident, and no
arrests have been made from the sf.
fair. 1t was about 1870 when the ac-f
cident took place. I, s. (sE n
The Young men were returning to-
their boarding places, and: were en- )
tireiy of mutual good feeling. 4 Fouche
is$ pow at the city hoepitai,: and will,
undergo treatment for THAT; is not res;
garded as q serious wound. ma
MR.. Fouche, 10 q native sOf Ninety,
Sig, 5. G., but has lived in Anderson
for some time having clerked for the
ChiAuoia GF6satCyo sna lafert tWaa nj
charge Of g drug store ut She Orr Eli. 3:
He has many friends here " no will
Join t,s in wishing himsa speedy re-
covery. fssi e s B
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Rumors of Railway over Blue Ridge are
Revived.

Reports continue to circulate about
the proposed building by the Southern
Hallway of branch line that will run
from Lake Toxaway to Walhalla and
from there connect by IsiDg ten miles
Of the Blue Ridge road with the South
ern's main line at Seneca. The Blue
Ridge Is leased by the Southern and
practically owned by Southern inter
ests. Surveys Of the line are said to
have indicated q grade Of only one per
cent, and as the distance is only some
complete in short time.
The advantages to the Southern are
obvious. Vast amounts Of money have
been spent in making Lake Toxaway
and the Sapphire country among the
most beautiful and famous resorts IN
the entire country. But it is inconve-
nlent OF access. The traveller, as
things stand, must 60 to Spartanburg
junction. thence to .Hendersonville,
through Brevard to Toxaway. With
the completion of branch from WAL
halla to Toxaway, travellers could
reach the Sapphire country by O direct
route from the main line, rather than
by the present circuitous route. ,
But probably the greatest advantage
to Greenvil!e and the entire Piedmont
route to the Knoxville coal region.
A road from Maryville, in the rich
coal region below Knoxville, to Dllis-
boro, is rapidly nearing completion and
with the iiue extending from Diilsboro
to Ioxawny by connecting with the
projected branch from Walhalla to
IoxaWay, almost q straight line to the
main line Of: the Southern at Seneca
would be the result. and in this way
the coal region would be tapped by a
new and practically direct line.-
Greenville News. -. S:.y,. =: lIT;2s:}}
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-. .'., : >. >, ~ =
AT Hymen's Altar.

Married, on Sunday, Jan. 18th, 1905.
by Rev. >Jl T.. Mann, at the home az
Mr.. B. 8. Tucker, hear Iva, Mr. Willie
Tucker and Miss Della Wiles. E Only a
few near relatives and friends ,Of: the
bridal pair we're present. ImIaediafe-
iy after the ceremony the guests were
nshered Into the dining room where a
tempting supper was. served, The
groom 1s an energetic and exemplary
young man, while his bride is al, at-s
traetive young lady with p sunny dis;
social and religious life In their scomai
:mnnity and both. belong to- prominent
families: They are receiving the con-
gratulations and best wishes OF d large
circle Of friends y, &. s. $< $.. <3,
M, 2v :s; r: - & &; ~. I! ~ mn i.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17
Meeting of Broadway Farmers Union.

Ihe Eroadway Farmers Union will
meet al N"aFs Creek Church on Sat
uruay, January ~. Mt 10 o'clock. The
other important business transnct-
ed. All members arc earnestly re-
questcd to attend and visitors from
otler unlons will be cordially welcom-
ed, N. TandivSr Ipoin- DE-
&. r. Martin, Sec.
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! = Notice 1 Sto,5 !! Veterans &

: The Veterans dtt "a dersSn County
are cordially Inv Yited 30 ba presGntsfst
the cele5rations of lee, d & sbt btrth thtay bY
4 the Z Z E.s LEG C Chapter glf Ds :,Sof
An1ersnnS ~. fsss1 Et the Z homo 70 3treE
81 :R Yandi yer sop days 4 niof1ina,
1gth net. mt u s. AftHr 8 1in
2 gsamns q g lunch will bss ssryed. and
N: Mrs. d. 5ynn,ii i1e &, 81
sS.s Pie !. III hi sse ChalyS & % %
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17

rs on want good Meat Cho p,,sr-one ,si ono
shat will chop any Kind Of meat. { btl;y &
',UntveraaH' from Sullivan Hard ware
Conn., 3aub. ~ S. Ti 8;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17

Coles G3lano Distrib ibntora ad ana aIaih$
ptilla are, il.sE beas.sI
sss sod sy ssliisaa aara ssisiiG WsTs
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17

at i meeting of the City Council
held last night H. B. Martin and
".Blg" King were elected policemen to
Ill two vacant places on the force.