The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 2

DAILY NEWS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21 1900. Ml OF IMOIT: What is Going on in This Section of the Great World. Just New York And to our great surprise we found a few things in our line left.

It is our time to surprise. Our New Goods are coming in every day. We have the Correct Styles and Price THAT'S ALL. Made and Bought for Cash Cheap before the advance in material. Fne Carriages and Buggies and Harness.

Our customers may have them on same basis. Come and see our stock. H. C. MARKLEY.

Wc put on Rubber Tires The Best. of "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" by the 'Good Templars Dramatic, Club at I'nion Hall. Hr injuries, while severe, will not prove fatal. A little child of II. II.

Kuykendall fell from the porch at his home on Cemetery street, inflicting a serious wound by which the skull was laid bare from the crown to the forehead. Happily the skull was not fractured. Miss" Emma Scott has returned from a business trip to Baltimore and New ork in the interest of W. C. Mc-Kenzie Co.

As a result, a most choice and selected stock of milinery and ladies, furnishings will be placed on exhibition at the well known emporium. Oscar Callahan) of the People's store is the proud possessor of a fine pair of bay ponies, bought of Donahue, and one of Bates' best rubber tired buggies, with which he proposes to make the hearts of his lady friends glad during the moonlight evenings of the autumn. Dr. W. A.

Tripp of Burdine is in town and reports cotton as opening rapidly, with the prospects of not more than half a crop. He will feel content if he secures twenty bales where forty were expected. And to add to the financial depression, a remarkably healthy condition seems to exist at present all through the Bur-dine district no contagious disease, fever, or census changes, by the aid of which to recoup his agricultural losses. The advent of a fine son served to break the monotony of home life lust week; but as it was a homep roduction, upon which there is no premium, his financial status will not be affected thereby. Dr.

W. J. Prince has severed his connection with the Piedmont Drug and will go north and to his former position with a prominent wholesale drug house in Detroit, Michigan. Agent for Standard Patterns, Agent for W. B.

Corsets. For this week. Try our Veal Loaf, Ham Loaf, Beef Loaf, Roast Beef, Chipped Beef, Lunch Tongue and Beefsteak and Onions and buy one of our Partridge Brand Hams and you will say with many others it is the best. For good loaf bread or biscuit that will just mash up in your month, jrou want our best Patent Flour on'y $1.25 for 50 pounds. Great big fat juicy Mackerel put up in oil 3 for 25 cents.

Tours to Serve, Williams Latimer. 317 and 310 Buncombe Street. Our Has been searching the New York Markets the past two weeks and has obtained value upon value for his friends and patrons. This week will find all our Fall and Winter stock in and arranged-ready to begin a season of stnet bargain giving. This space ONE WEEK from today will tell you what we have for you.

WILLIAM FAG AN. Glenn Springs Hotel, GLENN SPRINGS, S. C. QUEEN OF SOUTHERN SUMMER RESORTS STILL LEADS. There is but one Glenn Springs and it has no equal on the Continent for the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood.

Hotel Open from June 1 to October 1. Cusine and service excellent. The Greatest Resort in the South. It is up-toj date and everybody goes there. For board apply to SIMPSON SIMPSON.

Water for sale in Greenville by Sloan Bros and Carpenter Bros. I SUPPLY llf Cor. Main and Coffee Sts. GREENVILLE, S. C3 GENERAL MILL FURNISHERS.

Pipe, Fittings, Boiler Trimmings, Belting Machine Shop Tools, G. M. TURNER (SUCCESSORS TO WILBANKS SPARKS.) Beef, Pork, Mutton and Lamb PREMIUMS TO WHEAT PLANTERS! The VirginiaCarolina Chemical Company Offers three Valuable Prizes to the Planters of the State A Reaper and Binder. A Wheat Drill. Two Tons Standard Ammoniated Fertilizer Competitors must register their names by Dec.

1st, 1900. For particulars, write to the Company, Charleston, S. or apply to any of its authorized agents in the State. LIFE IS TLEASAXT AT CI.EMSOX. Clemson, College, Sep.

20. The Knights of Pythias lodge at Sumter, S. has established a scholarship at Clemson College. This is indeed a knightly act well in keeping with the brotherly principles and charitable teachings of a noble order. These worthy sous of Sumter deserve and will receive the thanks of all who appreciate nobility of purpose.

l)irt has been broken preparatory to the erection of the new chemical laboratory. Col. D. K. Norris was here this week looking after the interests of the new textile building.

He was accompanied by his daughters, Miss Bessie and Miss Lillian. Last evening the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. E.

Nesom was the scene of a most enjoyable reception given in honor of Miss Ward of Mississippi, who has beeu the guest of Mrs. Nesom for a week or two. Mrs. som is a charming hostess, as is also the doctor a host, receiving in the manner that long ago made southern hospitality famous. Croki- nole and caroms were indulged in by those who wished.

Never was formality more delightfully informal. The young ladies in evening attire and the younf men in full dress made a picture that carried one's mind back to the days "When Knighthood was in the daintily decorated diningroom dainty dishes were deftly served. Besides the young ladies on the campus. Miss Bessie Xorris of Hickory Flat, Misses Conway and Jennie Simpson of Pendleton. Miss Bradford of Lexington and Miss Clover of Beech Island were present.

Miss Ward has made many warm friends here who are sorry her visit ends so soon. Mrs. Albert Barnes, who spent the summer in New York visiting relatives and sightseeing with Prof. Barnes, after a week's stay in Greenville, has returned and is now at home at the Clemson Club Hotel. Misses Mary and Anna Hardin, after a stay of several months in Virginia their native State, have returned to Clemson.

They are social favorites here and are warmly welcomed back. Lieut. Gov. Scarborough spent two days here this week. He brought his son to college and was delighted with Clemson.

The college chapel was crowded on last Sunday. This the first service of the college year wasnducted by the Rev. B. M. Anderson, the newly appointed pastor of the Episcopal church here.

Mr. Anderson is a graceful speaker and a pood preacher, his sermons being short, strong and to the text. Prof. J. V.

Lewis has been elected suerintenderit of the Sunday school for another term. He is a most earnest and successful worker and the school will continue to prosper under his direction. His' worthy assistants arc: Prof. "IV. S.

Morrison, assistants superintendent; Mr. K. M. Matthews, secretary and treasurer; Mr. B.

H. Barre, assistant secretary and treasurer. President Hartzog and Prof. Morrison made short talks at the organization. The attendance at the Y.

M. C. A. meeting Sunday night was.very large. Every effort is made to throw religious influences around the young men.

Fall is here. Tha days are cool, the nights cooler, and blankets are in demand. Mr. Thomas II; Daniel is here visiting his THE NEWS OF CLINTON. Clinton, S.

Sep. 20. Rev. Dr. Jacobs is taking in the press association at Harris Springs and later in the reek will go on the Richmond.

E. C. Briggs has purchased the Stock of goods of Mrs. 0. C.

Peake Sons and will continue the business at the same place, No. 3, Hotel block. The Holmes meeting attracted large crowds for miles and miles Around. Rev. Mr.

Todd and wife and Rev, Butler of Atlanta, assisted in the meeting. The services began on the 7th instant and closed Wednesday night, the l'Jth. The Baptist church is holding protracted services also, conducted by the pastor. Rev. H.

Parrott. John Peake of Richmond is visiting at his home here. W. Harlee Branch of the Augusta Herald is visiting relatives in town. The J.

W. Copeland has moved Into its new building, which is one of the handsomest in this section of the State. The postoflire building will be ready for occupany at an early date. This will be finished up with granite front and modern equipments. A plan is on foot for securing water works and electric lights for our little city.

Certainly the time has come when we need them, and it is confidently expected that in a sl'ort while, it will lie realitv. The yarn mill being built by Jlr. J. K. Illiilock at Uoldville, five miles frcm Clinton, is rapidly going lip.

Mr. Blnlock owns one of the two Inrii's farms in the State, nnd his cotton crop alone would keep a small mill btisv. His oil mill and ginnery r.nve already been put into operation Bin! with the forty-five new opera-tiv-'-i" houses going' np now, (iolilvillc will be fi suburb of Clinton of which we will be proud. ACCIDENTS A XI) INCIDENTS AT TIEDMONT. Piedmont, Sep.

20 Miss Bessie Tiiumous wns evwe ly burned 'Wednesday evening by the upsetting of kerosene lamp during a rehearsal Both Phones. a trial. 309 S. Main St. YOUR' FACE IS YOUR FORTUNE Throw Away Cosmetics American women spend Million Dollars annually for far.A nnwriAra lotions, most of which are made of poisonous substances and destroy the skin.

To lecure a Natural, Rosy, Health' Complexion, get a Viboih Rubbi Mask. Restors original contour, permanently removes freckles, blackheads, and all complexional imperfections. Abfo.utely harmless. Results guaranteed. Write for particu-lsrs.

Price $3.00 by mail. Qloyet $2.00 and $3.80. Virgin Rubber No. 3 West 14th New York. Carpenter Sole Agents, Greenville.

S. C. GREENVILLE, S. C. The next session opens on the 26th of Pepternlier.

11)00. Full and thorough instruction leading to the degree of B. A. and M. A.

is offered. Board in private families moderate, in Mess Hall excellent fare may be had at loss expense. Correspondence solicited. Applications for places in the Mess should nut be deferred. For further jMtrtioulurB apply to the president.

A. P. Montagce, LL. D. OSS 1 Mmit ASH 8TOM.

Wlu" 1 omifcH OR lewis lurtTzoa, -O- I HOT. GENEROCS ANDERSON. Anderson, S. Sep. 20.

Four hundred and forty-seven dollars has been raised for the Texas sutrerers by the citizens here, and it has been suggested that the city council donate fifty dollars so that the amount can be made five, hundred dollars in all. The money will be sent to the governor, to be used where most needed. Miss Georgia Norris left yesterday for her home in after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Foster Fant. Miss Nina Burriss leaves today for Gaffney, where she will enter Cooper-Limestone College.

Mrs. W. White was called to Pickens yesterday by the death of her father. Capt. J.

L. Thornley. C. F. Young leaves today for Okolomn, where he will buy cotton this winter.

Mrs. J. B. Patrick, Mrs. Pauline Curganus and Miss Louise Patrick left this morning for Marion, Ala.

They went by Greenville and will spend tonight there. Mrs. Rosa Pacot left this morning for her home in Greenville. Mrs. S.

M. Johnson has gone to Newlnrry county to visit her parents. Stephen Prevost returned to Columbia this morning. Ray Dendy of Walhnlla is in town today on his way to Charlotte. SADNESS IN LAURENS.

Laurens, Sep. 20. The people of Laurens are again called to mourn the death of loved ones. Two very bright and attractive young women, born and reared in our community, have been snatched away by death. Mrs.

Dr. Doyle, of Seneca, nee Miss Emma C. Jones, of Laurens, daughter of Mr. W. W.

Jones, died at her home at Seneca last night. Miss Beatrice Yeargin, recently a teacher in the Laurens graded schools, died yesterday morning and was buried in the Laurens cemetery on yesterdny afternoon, amid a great concourse of citizens. HEALTH OF GEORGETOWN. In reference to the report printed in the Florence Times of a serious epidemic of hemorrhagic fever in Georgetown, the Georgetown Times says, among other things: "We do not believe there has been a dozen cases of hemorrhagic fever here this summer, and less than half a dozen deaths resulting from it. Inquiry among the doctors develops the fact that there is not a single case of hemorrhagic fever in Georgetown at present, and in fact very little sickness of uny description." LIFE INSURANCE IN GALVESTON.

Savannnh News. Practically all the life insurance held in Galveston at the time of the storm was carried in thirty-three companies, one-half of the ttital being in three companies of New York. The aggregate of the life insurance losses, it is estimated, will approximate $10,000,000. The general belief is that the companies will arrange to relieve distress by making payments promptly MILIONS GIVEN AWAY. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not nfraid to be generous to the needy and suffering.

The proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs nnd (olds, have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine: and have the satisfaction of knowing that it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asfh-mil, P.ronehit is, HoarsnesH and all discuses of the Tliront. best and Lungs ire surely cured by it. Call on Cnr-nenter Bros.

nnd get a free 'rial bottle. Regular size 50c. and Every bottle guaranteed or the r'tn Wc have it Latest Improvements in Sparklet Bottles SIPKON ATTACHMENT. Greenville, S. C.

OFFERS. We would be glad for you to call on us and see what we can offer you. We list a few here: Six room cottage, nice location, water and sewerage, $1,100, pays 10 per cent as an investment; dirt cheap as a home. A fine lot Washington near depot. A large piece of property near depot, Washington Street, with good brick cottage thereon.

See us about this. Large two-story residence, Rutherford Stret opposite Stone Avenue. This a large place and will be sold as a parcel or whole, residence and lot. First see us about it we will try to suit you in it. Residences and investment property in all parts of the city.

FOR RENT. Cotnge, University Street, a nice little home. Two story residence, McP.ee adjoining property of G. W. Sirrine.

i Real Estate sod Insurance. Home 'phone at office, No. 130. residence, 381 OFFICE rot Mnlr Atirl Washington St- COCflllWMSKy El Habit Cured vt mj Bnnator. Inm tm Hit HuVl.

of mformtoM. yrar iwilty. Book om Horn 'J rnninieiii mit II I.E. AtlHrmw WOOLLEY. Atlanta.

Ca. WANT To make contracts for tan bark. Want to sell you your leather, harness and collars Will pay you cash for your mule, hore and cow hides, wax sod tallow. M.W. Goodlctt, 100 Main Street.

M. W. GOODLETT 1 HHrlUi Both 'Phones. Give us FOR SALE. Twenty-six arees lajid, five miles from (ireenville, on White Horse road, near lieaver church.

Good six-room dwelling1 and stables; good orchard; on line of rural delivery. A desirable place and terms reasonable. FOK KENT. Eight-room dwelling. servants' house and stable on Main street; modern conveniences, opposite Mark-ley's carriage depository.

Kight-room dwelling mid kitchen, stable on lot; north side North street, first square east of Main; all modern conveniences, Six-room dwelling west side Cox street. Five-room dwelling west side Cox street. Five-room dwelling west side Mc-Call street Six-room dwelling east side Laurens street. Kight-room dwelling east side West-field street. Five-room dwelling south side East Washington street.

All lilies of reliable Insurance. None better apd some not as good. Both 'phones; call me. I want your business. William Goldsmith Insurance and Real Estate Carolina Portland Cement Co.

194-198 East Bay, CHARLESTON, 8. C. 7 DAY TEST ON EACtt ONE. Vulcanite American Portland Cement, 816 pound per squaio iucli, seven day test. German Portland Cement, 580 pound per square inch, 7 day test.

Belgian Portland Cement, 400 pound per square inch, 7 day test. P. 0. Norson Rosendale Cement, 110 pound per square inch, 7 day test. Stato Agents S.

C. and N. C. for Ladd' Hydraulic Lime. C.

F. DILL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Prompt attention given to all bust ness entrusted to him. Money to loan, in large an small amounts, at 8 percent, per annum. Ofne in Mansion Homo, opposite court uousc.

$1,000 Wanted a partner, active or silent to buy half interest, in well established, lucrative business. Will bear closest investigation. 13. H. care Daily News.

BOARDERS. Excellent boarding accommodation may be obtained at reasonable rates; table the best the market affords; bath room. J. F. Agnew, 104 Rhett St.

hi li Slio Greenville, S. C. Hugh C. Haynsworth, B. Headmaster.

Thorough preparation for college or for business; five instructors; three years' course. New building, good library; best methods in teaching and in discipline. Terms for tuition: First year, $35; second year, $40; third year, $45. Hoard in mess halls very reasonable. Address Headmaster, Furman Fitting School, Greenville, S.

Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Itiirtiflclally digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It Is thelatrwtdlscovered digest-ant and tonic. No other preparation can approticli it In clllcleucy. It instantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, riatulenco, Sohr Stomach, Nausea, Stele Headaclie.Oastralgln.Cramps and a'l otherresultsof impurfeutdigestloo.

Price Second $1. Ijinrflnlze contains t4 tlrrref mall size. Iluok all about tiun Prepared by E. DeWITT Chicago- SOLD BY BRUCE 4 DOSTER. Hpeeinl Agents..