The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-15

oei'ices VIII confluence each dav al ~
Governor Thomson bos of,;.,oa
OF one hundred dollars fnr ~. .ewAfc
SION and conviction Of the pn;rtv rp,.neli' rpr.
parties who threw John Graham n COLI vi
nan, rom Sells Brothers circus train 81 y,
Centrei, s. G., on the 25th of last Oc,nhaa 81
ahu caused his death Il was snnnnsoi -
nave been done by one of the empEovces ~ ~
What he them ?" said countrv,,.,
S1.opiang iii 'front.' of fruit store the Other
IJo,.; u polhtlnS TO q bunch OF bananas.
SKIN, and, without stoppinp Ia noel !, 'IG, III,
or the end. Tho banana was fnishoa ~, ~
INC same primeval STYLE and then tlc FOL-
low remarked The rind ajnt much hm, -.
peth is purity fair" w . '''' '''e
Greenyille News, 11th inst. "A meetro
1t taxpayers of WILLIAMSON township was
fIetu at ielzer On the 10th inst, judge II,
Y. Hard in the chair. Messrs. John Fer,n' ~
son and DR.. w. l.. Mau!dn of this 81 a.,
were elected delegates to rcprrsent them .';y ~
1 1ne Aiken Convention on the 18th instant
Inc meeting favored the Greenyillo routn
p,d PelZer and PiedInont.v
- Inc Charleston Sunday Neus snvs "Mr
Heorge A. Wagencr. who has been ecr;n,,s.
~ ~ s'hce MS return from Europe, is now
out oi danger, and II Is hoped will soon he
entirely well again. This will be u,ess,nt
news for tie many friends Of Mr, Wa~cnnr W"'
VINO have been deeply concerned abo,t his
equation" IM We, in common with Mr..
naSencr's many friends in Anderson, nro
siad TO hear OF his improvement.
The Anderson Military Academy now
mas nincty.nine pupils on its roll, and after
c.hrlstmas this number will be considerably
Gently been furnished with the yerv latas,
improved and most comfortable STYLE Of
desks and other things suitable for the ad.
yancement and convenience Of the students.
Parents contemplating sending their sons
70 school next year, could not select a more
pleasant place than Anderson or a better
school than our Military Academy.
On Wednesday night. 7th inst, at a corn.
shncking on Capt. McDonald's rlantatinn
i'll Earennes township, party of negroes
gct INTO general row, during wl.ci Newt.
Richardson, one of the participants, Was
painfully stabbed il; several U,acrs Two
negroes have been arrested and examined
by Trial Justice Tate, but no conclusive
PROOF was found against them. Richard
son, at last accounts. WAS not improving
ana MS wounds may yet prove fatal
Hartwell, Ga, SIN: while Hon. II G.
Scudday was speaking on Friday night. a
flag that was leaning against the stand near
him tottercd and began to fall. The speak
er gracefully caught the staff and careiessly
it he exclaimed: "That flag can
never fall ~ The effect was electrical, and
loud cheers greeted the handsome orator.
The ladies had his words placed upon the
iiag and sent it to him. together with
handsome boquet Of rare flowers. We
heard one young lady say. his wife mus! be
very proud Of him and she said it with a
sigh, too. Lovely boquets were also sent
shall"
List Of letters remaining in the Postoffice
at Anderson for the week ending Novem-
Der IL: e. N. Brown, J. Is. Burrss, l.. A.
Sarmes, NJ: Fay, Miss Lizzie Green, Miss
Mira Hunnicut. Mrs. Ellen Hollan, Danes
Hall, Miss Emma Habder, Mrs. Sa.tie
Zones, Mrs. Henrietta Kennedy. Andrew
Keys, William Murrie, COL, Katie Martin,
J.. b. Moohan, Margaret Morris, G. W.
North, Caroline c. Norris, Carlitia Reed,
Henry Rice, F. w. Reeves, Malice Shrow- |
Ter, William Stephens, s. D. Snlnoig. J.
}. Shirley, Miss Lulu Smith, Willie San.
ers, Grary Tate, Yancy Thompson, 3. f..
'eague, T. T. Wright. Sam'l Wharton,
lizzie Walker. Sim Webb, n. w. g. Var |
eli, NJ. G. Ziegier, Zimmerman & Di kson.
On last Tuesday morning Sheriff McCon.
ELI and his posse captured John Beck,
1hite man residing in Corner township,
Tho is charged with selling liquor without
license. Beck, it is said, has been en-.
aged in the traffic of liquor for a long
mc, but has always managed to evadc the
ificers of the law. The United States Off.
ers want him, too, and we presume when
ill take charge of him. Beck was carried
efore Trial Justice Tate, who bound him
yer in the sum of S25OO0 for his appear
nee st the next tern, Of Court The citi-
ems OF Corner and Savannah townships
ill be glad to hear of Beck's capture for
e has caused considerable trouble in those
,ctions.
We don't know who to credit with the
flowing, but it is truth told in back
anded way 1--WE like to hear man re-
sc to take his home paper, and all the
me sponge on his neighbor for it. We
re to hear man complain when asked to
bscribe for it, that he takes more now
an he can read, and then go round and
,rrow his neighbor's, or hang around the
'inting Office until he can read it. We
} not worth taking, and every now and
len beg favor of the editor in the edito-
al line. We ike TO see q mechanic or
erchant refuse to advertise in his home
lper. and then try to get share Of the
ade the newspaper brings. We like to
e this, it looks economical, thrifty, pro-
'essive and-cheeky."
II is said that there is q young man in
nderson Yho fully intended getting mar
ed this Winter, and had gone so far as to
3 sat down the other night and counted up
le cost of wedding suit, preachers fee,
rinting invitations, &c. he backed square
ut. Calling on his girl few nights ago,
e informed her of his conclusions, giving
his reason the severe drouth Of the past
'ason. The girl listened very attentively
, her beau's pitiful story, aud then, with
'ars in her eyes. said: "Oh, my darling,
s too late; you can't back out now. I'll
md you brothers suit that he was married
i; you can get the INTELLIGESCER to print
our invitations on credit, and as for the
reacher-wsll, you can get q Notary Pub
harges twenty-five cents. No, sir" con-
nued the devoted girl, "you can't back out |
ow; that game has been played on me |
efore.r The young fellow is considering |
he matter, and he has not yet decided |
'hether to get married, go TO Texas or COM |
lit suicide. The poor fellow asked o mar |
led friend what would be best to do, and |
e advised him to commit suicide. Don't |
SIX who this couple are, for we have given |
nr word that we will meyer disclose their |
ames.
Pro:ssbision Meeting at Hsssuon, On.