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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1899
Page
4
The piece surveys figures like James A. Holloman and Governor Jones, critiques Porto Rico governance plans, and condemns Republican corruption while urging Democratic reform. It rails at trusts, praises probes into Douthit's case, and questions census growth and dispensary policy amid county level liquor debates.
State court orders public sale of the Meridian tract in Anderson County. The 172 acre property, bounded by James Wanslow and Theos A Sherard lands, to be sold January 2, 1900 at Anderson Court House. Terms: half cash, balance in 12 months with interest, secured by mortgage. Purchaser pays papers. Master Walter L. Miller.
A Christmas sale notice from 1899 touts a vast toy assortment including dolls, cradles, pianos, band sets, drums, wagons, and miniature furniture. It hawks low prices, novelty items, and bulk crockery with phrases urging careful holiday spending and mentioning Santa Claus as the patron.
The store announces a first showing of Christmas Linens and promotes all linen products as pure linen. It emphasizes no cotton threads in any piece and highlights low prices as the advantage of shopping there.
Jardineres made in Liverpool Ohio are imported ware, not unique to America. Prices vary by size and design with a large assortment. Lamps arriving in finer grades are displayed with prices from 3.98 to 15.50 each. some shipments were lost, reducing stock.
A bran new selection of Fur Rugs for baby carriages bedrooms parlors and Smyrna and Damask options arrives. Also offered are Fuliting screens Oak Hassocks Tabourettes Umbrella Stands Shaving Mirrors Easels and Novelty Furniture items for every home.
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