17 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
1
A storefront ad boasts a thriving clothing shop, claiming steady growth and strong cash sales. The message emphasizes that customers trade there for better value, inviting readers to inspect the full clothing line and current offerings.
A local retailer advertises a wide line of men's and young men's suits in blue and black cheviots Cassimers in checks and plaids all priced at five dollars. The ad claims no credit store can match the value for a dollar more.
Inexpensive prices on a fine line of men’s suits including Worsted and Cheviot in blue, black, stripes, checks, and plaids. Discounts listed from $7.50 to $20.00, with savings of a dollar to a dollar and a half on many pieces. These Buits have to be seen to be appreciated and offer a value worthy of a larger city.
A storm in Beaafort killed a horse by lightning. The column lists diverse items: counties holding third primaries to finish county tickets. Charleston library origins. Col Wallace's death. rumors about a private secretary. a Union County tale. naval headquarters proposal for Port Royal. Julius Bouter's murder case. Will Sullivan reward. cotton harvests and rail blockages. Verdory Greenwood assault. Statenburg post office move. Cap A W Hudgens cotton count guess. Winnsboro dispensary dispute. woes in Lexington county buggy scam. Union dispensary vote. unknown negro found murdered near Charleston. Northern nabobs aid near Millerville. a donkey of politics. and various other local curiosities and national notes.
The Democratic Executive Committee met in Columbia to certify the second primary results. A sub committee chaired by Governor McSweeney tabulated votes, debated constitutional amendments, and printed tickets for the amendments. The official counts list leading totals and margins for Heyward, Talbert, Sloan, Gantt, Wilson, Walker, and others, with several candidates declared nominees. A separate notice discusses a proposed Tennessee Georgia and South Carolina Railway charter and route through Anderson and Oconee counties to Charleston.
Southern Railway offers special round trip fares to Washington D C for the G A R reunion October 6 to 11 1902 with sale days October 3 4 5 and 6 and final limit October 15 1902. Deposits with Joint Agent by October 15 noon allow extension to November 1902 upon 50 cent fee. Stopovers allowed on payment terms and side trips to nearby battle fields in Virginia October 6 to 14 with five day return limit. Sleeping cars and dining service available along principal points. for schedules and rates see a railway agent or R W Booth DP ty and C W H Taylor A G P re Atlanta Ga.
Our stock of fall and winter goods is ready for viewing at the Anderson store. See a grand collection of high data merchandise from leading American markets with fashionable dress fabrics and patterns, trimmings, laces, and rich fabrics priced from 7.50 to 20.00, including broadcloths, camel hair, mohair, Venetians, and many others.
A large assortment features Bolts purses bags brooches buckles sash pins ostlars collars combs and new embroideries with lace stock worth your while to 600. Outings velvety cloths flannelette eider down flannels blankets and garments for ladies misses children and infants. A grand showing of Cupea jackets fura raglans coats and reefer with the newest styles and best workmanship. From the cheapest to the best.
The store promotes its millinery with trimmed and untrimmed hats in season colors and a large assortment of ready to wear hats. Fall and winter shoes for all ages are featured with a strong guarantee. Staff offer help, samples, and polite service as the shop invites customers to browse and visit.
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