15 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
1
In September for the nine months of 1902 the store reports record axles high and strong cash trade. The message stresses that customers pay cash to save money,广告 claiming no credit losses or bookkeeper costs, and asserting the store’s pledge to offer good clothing at lower margins than any credit clothier.
Our fall collection arrives with a preview of Valuos offerings. Shoppers are invited to inspect styles and choose outfits from a range of seasonal garments and accessories.
A wide range of Men s and Young Men s suits offered at five dollars each. Blue and Jack Cheviots Lassimeres described in Cheorie and Plaids, all noted as excellent value and claimed not to be matched by any Credit Store for a dollar more.
Local menswear dealer advertises blue and black worsted suits with patterns in stripes checks and plaids. Prices range from 7.50 to 20.00 with savings of 4 to 1.50 on many items and a belief the assortment rivals larger city stocks. Store claims notable value across multiple price points.
Expert L A Tansdm traces dairy progress from 1860s Devon and Jersey cattle in the South to the No Fence Law, enabling milk production. He notes small farmers adopting better feeding, the Jersey’s rise for compact households, and the pivotal role of cottonseed meal as feed. Southern Cotton Oil Co and Southern Railway promote the 34th State Fair in Columbia with travel offers.
The bulletin cites 50,000 cholera deaths on Samar island in the Philippines, reports fire and gun violence in Eldorado Arkansas, and notes secretary Moody seeking 42 million for naval funding. It mentions feverish health and market concerns, including water famine fears in New York and rising public debt.
Washington notes show General Torrance receiving praise from Grand Army of the Republic veterans for his call to aid at the Mountain Creek Home for Confederate Soldiers Alabama. Letters from ex Confederates express appreciation and urge unity while urging kindness toward Civil War foes.
Notice of sale at public outcry to the highest bidder in Calhoun Falls DC on Tuesday November 4 1902 at 12 oclock noon. Liquidation covers 700 acres more or less of land with improvements. Cash terms. P K McCully President. Dot 1 1902 uv
Probate sale in the Court of Pleas will occur at the court house in Anderaga with sale by auction of five tracts totaling about 2 acres situated on Stock Creek and once owned by G Tang Anderson and others. The property includes parcels 1 through 5 as shown on a February 4 plat, with acreage ranges from roughly 0.5 to 2 acres per tract, to be conveyed to G Tang Anderson per deed of April 1883.
Court of Common Pleas grants sale of multiple tracts in AlpKnson with detailed plots and boundaries. Sale set for November in front of the Andemon Court House, with half cash and twelve month credit at seven percent interest. buyer's bond and mortgage required.
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