The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-11-25


cases in the State Supreme Court, which is
at present i'll session in Columbia.
DR.. Frierson will preach in his Church on
Sunday night next on the text, Thou
8 halt have no other Gods before ME-"
Be sure 10 register this week that you may
identified to vote in the election for Warden
on Monday. Be prepared for any cmergen-
cy.
William Cureton, colored, was arrested
in town on Monday for larceny. He was
sent to Jail for 25 days by Trial Justice
Whitefeld.
Cur farmers can purchase Acid Phos.
phate and Patapsco Guano, manufactured
by the Georgia Chemical Works, by apply
ing at the depot.
A new and har isome combination car
has recently been put on the Blue Ridge
Division, subdiyided into mail, baggage and
second class coach apartments.
Appointments of the Y. NJ. C. A. for next
Sunday: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
T. G. Lyon; Poor House Committee, John
II. Clarke and R. r. Todd.
About next week the newspapers of the
State will begin to speculate as to when the
Legislature will adjourn, interspersed with
no little ADVICE on the subject.
Mr. E. G. Evans, formerly engineer on
the Blue Ridge Division of the G. G. Il. r.,
and whose family resides at this place, has
secured position as engineer! on the G. Q.
d A. R. &.
The Baptist Church at this place will ex-
tend an invitation to the Stat. Baptist Con-
vention, which, convenes in Camden this
morning, to hold its next annual meeting
in Anderson.
All of the denominations of the town will
unite to-day. at IL o'clock in the Presby-
terian Church in appropriate religious SER
vices in observance Of the National Thanks
giving Day.
In printing last week the list Of premiums
awarded citizens of this County at the State
Fair, we urintentionally omitted the name
of Mr.. Ch. Fromu,, who received medal
for the largest collection of minerals Of this
State.
AS we go to press the entertainment of the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church is in full
blast. Four or five large tables are laden ed
with everything that will please the eye or
tempt the appetite. 1t promises to be
success in every particular.
Messrs. Arnstein & Rose advertise in this
issue that they will sell their goods for the
next thirty days at wholesale prices, which
will doubtless give an additional impetus to
their already thriving business. Examine
their stock before purchasing.
The Anderson Sunday Schools represen-
ted in the State Baptist Convention by Rev.
r. P. Bell, ]. B. Clark and w. w. Keys.
The School was entitled to four delegates,
having contributed over $50 during the
conventional year to State Missions.
The new Board of County Commissioners
will qualify and assume charge of the affairs
of the County on Tuesday after Saleday in
January. The old Board will go out of Of
fee clear of debt and with several hundred
dollars to turn over to their successors. q
90 Little Ethel, a s. 3-u,onths. old daughter of
Mr.. J. E. and Mrs. Ida Breazeale, Of this
place, died on Tuesday night last, after an
illness Of two or three weeks from whoop-
ing cough. Its remains were inferred III
the Baptist Cemetery on Wednesday after
noon.
The Executive Committee OF the State
Press Association met in Columbia week
before last, and appointed committee OF
two to arrange all the details for the annual
meeting at Beaufort nextsspring, and for an
excursion from that place to Savannah, Ga,
and Florida.
A concert, under the management Of
Mrs. Pinkind, had been arranged to come
off at Pendleton last evening, in which DR..
A. P. Johnstone and Mr.. J. II. Won Has
slen, of Anderson, were to take Important
parts. The proceeds of the concert will 60
10 the Catholic Church at this place.
Willie and Mike, the large black horses
driven to Mr.. Murphy's dray, are aged re-
respectively 10 and IS years, and have prob
ably done more hard work during the IL
: years they have been in his service than any
reptly good for several years more service
yet.~ This shows what good care will do
for horses.
Messrs. Jos. B. Moore, ]. O. Jones and S. N.
Pearman, all of this County, will take their
departure on next Wednesday evening, 1st I
December, FIR Jacksboro, Texas. The first
named gentlemen will take their families
with q view of permanently locating near
Jacksboro, on farms adjoining those Of S. E.
and J. B. Moore, who removed to that sec.
ton about year ago, while the last named
will 20 out to view the country.
The Charleston mail failed to reach this
place several days last week, much to the
annoyance of our citizens generally. There
is something wrong somewhere with the
mail service between Charleston ana TINS
section. and we hope efforts will be made
nv the proper authorities to ascertain with
whom the fault lies. 1t is little singular
that passengers and express matter can
come through without delay while the
mails cannot
The annual report of the Commissioners
g. f1,a, nrIp hnr
3lst. 1850, will be found in this issue. The
renort shows that the total expenditures for
the wear aggregate s1l ,S0o 10, divided among
the Several matters as follows: ConSta bles,
S34217: Roads and Bridges. s., ,40S.76: Poor
House, Sl,65S36; Trial Justices, $36630;
Printing, Stationery. &c, $5sO.O2; Public
buildings. $3.50 %; Lunatics, $26971; Mis-.
cellaneous, $1,97 go; County Commission
ers, S624S5.
Tie Industrial Exhibition OF the Agr;cul,
tnral Society of South Carolina will be held
IN the CITY of Charleston from December 6
IN ~ in conjunction with the South Caro-
Ina Jockey Club. The Grand Lodge A. f.
A. and State Grange, P. of H., will also
convene during the same time. All Of the
railroads in the State will give low excur.
sion rates and an excellent opportunity will
he afforded the people Of the country to
visit the City oy the oea at siiia'i cos1.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. H. Frierson,
ono of our County Trcasurcr's accommo-
dating clerks, for the following statement
of the amount of taxes collected up to and
Including the 18th instant: Amount of
toves levied RAILROAD not included), si3,-
1910; amount collected from May to
November l5 including S per cent penalty
on first instaIlment, and also many addl-
tional returns, Si5,o64.12; number receipts
nurposes, Slo,24575; amount collected on
;ovpnnah Valley Railroad. i$s73 amount
Collected on Atlantic and French Broad
Valley Railroad, s5l3.34.
Rev Mr.. Thornton and his little son and
,,onohter. Mack and JESSIE, Of Hartwell
Gas are visiting Anderson, and paid us
Ill on Tuesday morning. The children
.nssess S.es remarkable musical talent, and sung