The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 2

i THE GREENVILLE DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1900. Made and Bought for Cash Cheap Greatest Bargains of the Season at JONES' this week. Those Lovely Lawns, Organdies, Dimities and Muslins, former price 10, 12 and 15 cents, will go at 5 cents.

50 dozen ladies fast black Seamless Hose at 5 cents a pair. One gross Dress Shields, worth 10 and 20 cents per pair for 5c. 5 Beauty Pins for 5 cents. 10 cents Novelty Braid for 5 cents. Sewing Silk 5 cents a spool.

All the fads in Dress Linings for fall. before the advance in material. Fine Carriages and Wagons, Buggies and Harness. Our customers may have them on same basis. Come and see our stock.

H. C. MARKLEY. We put on Rubber Tires The Best. 126 S.

Main Street. Agent for W. B. Corsets. Agent for Standard Patterns, Sleeplessness: hours sound, refreshing: sleep every twenty-four.

Do you get slumber disturbed by restless-' lie awake counting-tne hours morning-, then to fall asleep and be as you think your eyes have body and brain require rest. not get the repose it needs, the weakened, and nervous depression follow. Effervescent Salt induces sleep. It goes right to the trouble. It removes the pressure the brain, and sleep is secured.

an opiate or drug, nor does it just the other way. Upon feel refreshed and strong, witb good appetite and best of all, reaction of any kind. your life is spent in bed, gathering the other kvo-thirds. druggists, or sent by mail. 50c.

and per bottle. Salt 9-15 Murray New York. FREE ON REQUEST. Prices Down: During this we we place unmistakable values before the trade. Note "AT AND BELrOW COST," 1500 pairs and misses' and children's JShoes.

Oxford Ties at Your Price This is our side line. tf 4. Our specialties are high grade Fancy and Staple Groceries and Country Give us a trial, best prices and prompt delivery, Williams Latimer. 317 Buncombe Street. --0-- Both Phones.

P. S. Just received a car Red Rust Proof Texas Oats. each article mentioned, then come for an inspection and find just as represented a complete chain of bargains every link of which your money can ob tain more than its worth and Ironi some hilly double. Listen! fancy parasols.

ALL STRICTLY THIS SEASON'S PRODUCTION 3 beauties the $5 kind, go at $3.43. 6 swell dots the $150 kind, go at $1.09. 0 Btylish stripes the $3 kind, go at $2.19. up-to-date the 1.75 kind, go at $1.29. COOL SKIRTS.

The high-class tailored kind that have the style and fit about them, not eon Springs Hotel simply cloth put together. 3 Piques, the handsome white $7 ones, for $3.50. 4 Piques, the handsome white $5 ones, for $3 50. 2 Fiques, the handsome lace stripe white $4.50 ones, for $2.25. 3 plain white Piques, the $3.25 ones, for $1.05.

0 plain white Piques, the $2 ones, for $1. 5 braid trimmed $3 Crash ones, for $1.50. 0 plain linen $2 Crash ones, for $1. 13 fancy Duck $2 ones, for $1. RIG RARGAINS IX LITTLE LOTS.

12 Corsets, formerly $1.75 and $1.50 now $1. 12 Corsets, formerly $1 25 and $1., now 89 cents. 6 dozen ladies fine 50 cents Hose, must move at 35 cents, 10 dozen ladies fine seamless Hose, sptcial for 15 cents. 15 dozen misses ribbed Hose 15 ctnts quality, at 10 cents. 10 dozen pure linen Handkerchiefs worth 25 cents, at 2 for 25 cents.

3 pieces English Madras, cut from 35 to 15 cents. 25 pieces French Gingham, Al grade for 10 cents. WILLIAM FAQ AN. GLENN SPRINGS, S. C.

QUEEN OF SOUTHERN SUMMER RESORTS STILL LEADS. There is but one Glenn Springs and it lias no equal on the Continent for the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Rowels and Blood. Motel Open from June 1 io October 1. Cusine and service excellent. The Greatest Resort in the South.

It is up-to! date and everybody goes there. For board apply to SIMPSON SIMPSON. Water for sale in Greenville by Sloan Bros and Caroenter Bros. Cor. Main and Coffee Sts.

11 SUPPLY GREENVILLE, S. C. GENERAL MILL FURNISHERS. in FOK SALK i AND ALL FIRST- VSS l)Kl" i(i IS'i'S. mm What is Going on in This Section of the Great World.

TWO WHITE CHILDREN DROWNED THE RAILKOAD WINS IN BRIDGE CASE. Anderson, Aug. 27. Two little white children of a woman named t-is Taylor were drowned in Seneca river, near bridge, about nine miles from town Sunday. They were in charge of a negro woman who carried theoi down to the river, The negro woman say that she carried them out on a rock, and while amusing' them the elder, a little girl of eleven, fell into the river; she immediately dived after her, and when she came up the baby, just two years old, had also fallen in both drowning.

Coroner Miller is there now holding nn inquest. Dr. T. C. Harris is also with him.

There may have been some foul play. Judge Simonton has decided, in the case of the city of Anderson against the Blue Ridge, for a hiick, or stone arch across the railroad cut. on north Slain street, that the railroad will only be compelled to furnish a substantial wooden structure, like the present one. This is great disappointment to Anderson, as the present bridge is in every respect a drawback to the progress of Anderson. Miss Essie Todd entertained one night last week in honor of her guests.

Miss Miriam Todd, of Charleston, Miss Emily Verner, of Greenville, and Miss Daisy Brock, of Due West. It was a very pleasant affair. Mrs. J. M.

Patrick entertained nt a delightful affair last week in honor of her guests, Miss (loodlett, of Spartanburg, and Miss Delia Patrick, of Barnwell. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Vandiver entertained last Thursday night at their lovely home "Kunnymede" in honor of their guest, Miss Dantzler, of Orangeburg. Hugh Taylor, of Charleston, is in the. city, the guest of relatives. Miss Caro Miller has returned from a two weeks' visit to Tallulah. Mrs.

Eva Murray and two daughters. Misses Felicia and Eva, UaJ returned from the mountains. D. S. Taylor and .1.

Lawrence Maxwell have returned from. Cashier's Valley. X. 0. Ellerbe, of Greenwood, is in the city.

Misses Jessie and Elizabeth Chis-holm, two of Savannah's most jHipu-lar young ladies, are expected tomorrow to spend some time in this city. CENTRAL'S ROLLER MILL FRUIT CROP TOOR. Central, Aug. 27. The third quarterly conference of Pendleton Circuit was held at the Methodist church at this place on Saturday and yesterday.

Good congregations attended each service. Presiding Elder, J. Wilson, of Anderson, preached two splendid sermons. The results of the business meeting on Saturday were very encouraging to pastor and people. As a result of the protracted meeting that was conducted at the liaptis', church during the past week, there were five additions to the chtirch The meeting was considered quite a successful one.

and much lasting good was accomplished. At the beginning of the fruit season everything seemed to inniciif" that there be a very Ian quantity of fine fruit throughout th's section of country this year, but it has been very greatly damaged by tin-torr-'d weather. Peaches that nl'iiwr reached ciaturity In a s'nte of At least eight is necessary in it, or is your ness? Do you until early awakened Just closed? The If the body docs system is with melancholia Abbey's sound, refreshing cause of the of blood from Abbey's is not stupify. It acts awakening you clear brain and there is no One-third of strength for Sold by most 25c, The Abbey Effervescent BOOKLET Pipe, Fittings, Roiler Machine Shop Tools, inc. L.

iULilAlUJnu mkuur iO, tion are so parched by the heat and drought as to be almost totally unfit for canning purposes. And still the drought continues, only a very few partial showers having fallen in ubout two months. The roller mill here is still running day and night. Since the June harvest over 6.0(10 bushels of wheat have been turned into flour. The result, of the primary tomorrow are awaited with interest, rot Sunday STILL DRY IN LAURENS.

Laurens. Aug. 25. Showers which have passed by a week failed us again yesterday evening and the heated term is still "strenuouly" upon us. Farmers concede corn and cotton, the former not half, and the cotton only a possible half crop.

There has been an influx of visitors to Laurens from all parts of the country and the town has been social, notwithstanding the range of the mercury. Among the many visiting their old homes are: B. H. Balle, Philadelphia, and Jno Balle, of Virginia. The first left here about five years ago and is a leading druggist in the Quaker city, where he married a splendid Philadelphia girl, who is here with him.

John Balle is in the railroad business. He is the boy who was easily first in the Citadel class of two years ago that got into trouble and had to leave, lie is doing well. Their father L. (i. Balle, is a veteran, and the clerk of the city council of this city.

The campaign canvass closed for this county on yesterday, and the aspirants are largely in the city today and in good spirits. A NEGRO BOY KILLS HIS SISTER. Lenderman, S. Aug. 25 It is still dry and hot very dry and very-hot.

Some rain fell about in places Thursday evening. About Mr. R. C. Willimon's on the Fork Shoal road they had almost a cloudburst; but it extended over only a small area.

The campaign meeting was held here yesterday and is said to have been the largest attended meeting they have had at any place. The Griffin band with much credit to themselves furnished music for the occasion. A daughter of James Smith.colored, living on Mr. Cox's place near here, was shot instantly killed by her brother fu4s evening. It is supposed the shooting was accidental.

It seems that Smith and his wife were having some trouble and the boy about 16 years of age, secured the pistol and was preparing it for his mother to shoot his father when it went off. The girl was about 14 years old. Mrs. Jackson "Dat hifalutin Mrs. Washtubb am ptittin' on lots ob ahrs lately, trying to act jes' like white Mrs.

Johnson "U'm! Wot am her latest fad?" Mrs. Jackson "Why, de most red-ikilous ting yo' evah heerd ob! She suin' her husband fo' non-suppoht!" Puck. PREVENTED A TliADEG V. Timely information given Mrs. George Long, of New Stra't Ohio, prevented dreadful and saved two lives.

A frightful oui'h hnd long kept her nwnhe every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors but steadily ervw worse until urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her. and she writes this marvelous medicine also cured Mr.

Long of severe attack of Pneumonia. Such cures arc positive proof of the matchless merit of this great remedy for f.iring nil throat, ehet and 'lung Hi iibics. Only Mc. and fl.tl). Every bottle guaranteed.

Trial bottles free at Carpenter I 1 Just Received a new lot of Sparklett Bottles A luxury for the Summer Excursionist and a necessity for the sick. Earle Legjye. C. F. DILL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

Prompt attention given to all bus! ness entrusted to him. Money to loan, in large and email amounts, at 8 per cent, per annum. Office ia Mansion House, opposite Court House. YOUR FACE IS YOUR FORTUNE I Throw Away Cosmetics American women spend over Seventy-five Million 'liars annu-ftllv for fftc.A lotions, most of which are made of polsonons substances and destrov the skin. To lecure a Natural.

Rosv. Healthy Complexion, get a Virgin Rdbbsb Mask. Restnri rrMn1 nun- tour, permanently removes freckles, blackheads, and all complexions! Imperfections. Abto utelv barmleta. Re sults guaranteed.

Write for particu lars. Price 3.00 by mall. Gloves 12.00 and 12.50. Virgin Rnt.h.r Pn No. 2 West 14th New York.

Carpenter Sole Agents, Green ville, 8. C. July 8rd, at 'h regular monthly meeting ol the CountT Board of Com they passed a Ressolution to furnish no neip ontslde tne poor bouse. So yoo will please tske notice to furnish bo further help to any one. J.

Sprkolk, County Supervltor Carolina Portand Cement Co. 194-100 East Bav. CHARLESTON, s. C. 7 DAT TK8T ON EACH ONE.

Vulcanite American TWtlnnrl fo ment, 810 pound per sjuaio inch seven day test. German Portland TninnTif nan pound per square inch, 7 dny test. Belgian Portland Pnmonf Ann pound per'squsre inch, 7 day 'test. t. O.

Aorson Rosendale Cement, 110 pound per souaro inch. 7 State Agents 8. C. and N. C.

for l-arld Hydraulic Lime. WANT To make contract for tan barlr. Want to sell jou your leather, harness and collars. Will py you cash for your mule, and cow hides. and tallow.

M. W. Goodlett, 109 Main Street. M.W. GOODLETT Greenville, S.

C. Trimmings, FEEL INVIGORATES. strengthens the kidneys and system is regulated and the resist disease. KEEP IK THE HOUSE ORUCCISTS. Per Bottle.

Special Agents Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially dlffostst lie food and aids Katuro in strengthening and tlie exhausted digestive organs. Itlstlielatestdlscovered digest-tint and tonic. No other prepuratlon can approuch It In clllciency. It Instantly relieves and permanently cures I'yspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, and an uuiti lusuiiHoi liuperiecfcaigesMOD.

Price 50c. an II Lanre sIm contains t4 time? small site. Buok all alxjutdyspepsla mailed tm Prtpartd by E. C. DtWITT CO, Chleoa SOLD LY BEL'CE DOSTEK.

CKLY riTERS if NOTICE. If your dwelling or buildings are vacant bring your Policy to me and secure a vacant permit. If you have moved your furniture bring your Policy to me and have it properly transfered. If you have made any change as to of your property you should advise me and have your Policy properly endorsed. Also remember I am in the Insurance Business, Fire, Life, Accident and Health, Date Glass, Tornado.

Menm Lculer, Ktnployers Liability and Surety Bonds, which you should use in place of asking your friends to go your security. I know how to place your Insurance, I give it attention. I want UfUL bu.siI,es?' 1 neel your buuness, let me have it, phone me and I will come to see you. li MM. Jr 1 1 Insurance and Real Estate P.

S. Several nice dwi ellings to rent THE COTTAGE Advertised by us a few days back has been sold. We offer you another close in near to schools colleges and churches. Call as others have done and buy while you can get yourhome at the right price. J.

f. illlUil Real KsraVe and Insurance. Home 'phono at o.Uce, No. 180. residence, 321 OFFICE Cor Main and Washington Sts FOR SAL I OR LKASE.

Within the next thirty days, the Pelzrr Steam Laundry Kouipped with the Infest improved machinery. All new and in good condition. Located in a town of 7000 people. For particulars call on or address I. J.

Phillips, Felzer, S. C. 117-1 i i DO YOU BILIOUS, DROWSY, LOW SPIRITED. BRAIN WEARY RELIEVES AND It cleanses the liver tnd bowels, aids digestion, thus the body fortified A VALUABLE REKEDV SOLO BY ALL Price i.oo LEWIS HAUTZOG, PR AS0B to TO ills 5f. g.

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