04 Oct 1899
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1899
Page
1
An ad contrasts cash discounts with store credit, noting a $10 suit at a credit store versus $8.50 cash at the seller, promising further savings on a $10 item and asserting honest, fair pricing with a satisfaction guarantee if purchases disappoint.
Your money back if you want it. Mens suits advertised to try on new styles with Evans' suits described as best fitting, finest looking, and long wearing. Promises quality goods and competitive prices to merit trade this season.
Evans Guaranteed Shoes are priced at 3 50 and touted as made by a top eastern manufacturer. The ad claims these shoes would cost at least 1.00 more if the maker’s name were on them, notes they do not creak, and promotes availability in all styles and qualities with a single price.
The ad boasts a large Anderson House stock of school suits with special lining and extra stitching. Hard service models feature double seats and double seams. Dress suits offered at 50 percent off, with savings emphasized for buyers.
Hats matter more than any other worn article says the text. Hats start at 256 with dress hats at 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, and up to 3.00. Shop features Brom Sein and Planters Hats, praising stylish fit and becoming headwear.
The News and Courier reports Col Neal’s bondsmen have paid their shares totaling 8312.41 with others including Col Jones and W Scott Pope. The full loss to the State and Carolina Bank is around 860, and the remaining balance will be disclosed in an official statement after further accounting. Senator Tillman’s settlement of 109.06 via check to the Penitentiary is noted, while bondsmen face calls to reimburse for furniture and commissary items with findings showing four years of official misconduct within bondsmen’s responsibility.
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