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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
1
A regional trade notice highlights growing demand for New Suit through a Spot Cash program. It stresses that customers value quick cash offers and easy exchanges, noting increased trade activity since launch and inviting readers to participate.
The advertisement promises savings from $1.00 to $2.50 on suits when paying spot cash. It contrasts with competitors, claiming those firms cover losses from bad debts by charging cash customers more, and asserts no bad debts or losses for the seller.
A terse sales tease invites readers to visit for a new suit inspection with no cost to investigate and a reminder to consider the claim. The fragment suggests a promotional pitch or ad copy urging action.
In Washington reports discuss Frank Campbell and allies amid Democratic currency debate, with Campbell denying a strategy to sway recalcitrant Democrats while affirming New York’s support for Bryan. Mexico’s strong growth under a silver lean, Wanamaker’s remarks on trust regulation, and pulp paper duties feature in a broad briefing on political and economic issues affecting publishers and the nation.
Reports outline the General Assembly meeting in Columbia on January 9 and the National Educational Association gathering in Charleston next year. Notes include a Hodges church organization, widespread cotton mill profits in Spartanburg, a fatal Pickens County shooting, and various health, train, and civic updates across the state.
Editor intones against the Cornwell Howard killings, arguing for civil government and lawful measures. Denounces the dispensary system and liquor traffic, urging South Carolina to abolish sale of strong drinks, condemn violence, and seek reform. A note about a December Pelzer tournament follows.
The Ladies Society of Mt. Rethel Baptist Church hosts the Women’s Missionary Union event on December 2 1809 at noon with Mrs Alice Koleall of Sisters presiding and reports. A frontier mission paper by Mrs Ein Shirley and an address by Rev N G Wright are planned amid notes on a giant turkey and local curios, including a snakes inlay fashion preview and airborne fashion odds.
Fragmented OCR note mentions printing services and messaging about prompt delivery and paper quality. Names and places are unclear, but indicates a press-related item with vague promotional terms.
Local column from Pisgah features social visits from Miss Maggie Allrood and others near Flat Rock, church happenings, and school moves. Obituary notes report the death of Rosa Branyon, with funeral at Little River Cemetery. Includes Christmas and New Year wishes to readers of The Intellicent.
The Secretary of State announced in his forthcoming report he will publish a complete list of those holding commissions of force as no taries public. There are now about 6,000 such commissions in force, and this will be the first time the list has ever been published. The War Department appropriated $25,000 for a Cuban exhibit at the Paris Exposition.
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