The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-08

~ s"ic was sOiu at lair prices consI,r;n 80
the scarcity Of money. S'''f '"e
| We are requested to announco ,r,,
bethel Division, Sons of Temperance .y;i
nave pubic meeting on next Sat,,rJa,
night at Mt. Bethel Church NJ IS
SIhith ana Revs. l.. W. Tribble and Ka,,a
lays Will deliver addresses on the occasinr si,r
me pubic are cordially invited to attend
Rev. G. NJ. Rogers has i,ined ,ho e,,,,u.
ing couples in the holy bonds ' nf w.dn", .oii"w
IN this County during the mast mon,I,
Mr. Is l.. Crymes and Miss Mary Crvmes
| Mr. David Kay and Miss s r Rnhsrsn,,
| Nir. Is. Z. Chandler aud Miss Il. A In
POore. '''9s o. "A
| Messrs. Reed & Moorheod o,r n
neighbors, have new sdv.r,iua,,ar, Gua mares, :,
this issue which everybody should road -
especially those indebted to them. 'rhny
nave nice line Of general dry goods ant
groceries, and sell them as cheap ms ,Le
same goods can be bought elsewhere. Cali
on them. N"''
AM The Greenville Nem,, Of last Friday, saws
Thomas Ben jamin, colorcd n res;,,on. -,
| Willianston, was before Commissinne,
hawthorne Yesterday on a charge Of re.
| moving and concealing distilled spirits and
selling the same without paying the special
LAX. lie was committed to jail in default
nf bond for his appearance 81 tie District
Court"
III Falmeno ieomat, OF Columbia S. c..
mas recently been enlarged. Heretofore il
has been published as an evening naper
put now it makes its appearance twice a
| uay-morninS and evening. We consider
the leomdn one of our best exchanges and
| IL gives us pleasure to note this evidence of
| It's prosperity and progressiveness Sue.
cess to you, Bro. McJunkin.
The Columbia Register saws abou, pGo
| rolls of companies from South Carolina in
| tue Confederate service have been sent TO
| tne AaJutant and Inspector Generals office.
| "a are III course OF preparation and about
IA remain unaccounted for. 1t is earnest
| ~ urged upon those whose duty it is and
| pleasure it should be to furnish these rolls
OF the gallant Carolinians that they 20 TO
work and prepare them,
Our young friend, Kober, n. Clarke who
has been engaged in Charleston for the past
wear or two as collector FOR the Singer Sew
ihB Machine Company, has resigned that
position and gone to New Orleans, where
he is engaged as city collector for the
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany. Bob has n thorough knowledge of
the machine business, and it gives us pleas.
ure to note his advancement.
The railroad authorities have removed
the turn-table from he Blue Ridge Yard
in this city to Columbia This turn.tabIe
was put up by the old Blue Ridge Railroad
Company, and is, perhaps, one Of the best
pieces of work owned by the c. & G. r. X.
| AS far back as we can remember it has been
| used "a rJaythinu l,,, hn, "a
can call to mind three of them who have
had their legs broken ormashed while play.
! ing on it.
An election on the prohibition question
! came of i'll Hart County, Ga, last Satur-
day, and resulted in victory for the pro-
hibitionists, they carrying the County By
400 majority. Messrs. L. p. Smith and Ii.
q. Scu,lday, Of this city. went over there
and addressed prohibition meeting on
Friday night. They say the enthusiasm
and excitement displayed by the people was
almost equal to the memorable campaign in
South Carolina in 1876.
Messrs. Osborne & McGukin's plank kiln
at their planning mills on Depot street was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon.
The kiln was recently built at cost Of
$35O.0O, and was thought to be perfectly
safe OIL account of its peculiar construction.
1t contained over five thousand feet of lum
ber. The damage and loss will amount to
about $4,000. These gentlemen are rnior-
tunate, as this is the third kiln they have
had destroyed by fire within the past year
Miss Eliza Bailey, highly respected lady
Of this County, died at the residence Of her
brother, Mr.. r. S. Bailey, near this city, on
last Sunday morning, after n long illness
with that terrible disease, cancer. Miss
Rail- ~, 1f l,ar
had been consistent member of Midway
Presbyterian Church the greater portion of
her life. Her remains were laid to rest in
Midway Churchyard on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. ID. Z. Frierson, d. d.. conducting the
funeral services.
List of letters remaining in the Postofiice
at Anderson for the week ending Novem-
ber 6: Rev. j. Douglas Brown, Seaborn
Chamblce, Miss Minnie Cinkscales, Jno.
r. Leverett J. T. Elrod, f. }. Earle. J. A.
Elgin, Miss Rena Gaines, Thomas Jeffer-
son, NJ. B. Jackson. Singleton jordan, p.
J. Johnson, NJ. Hushell, Howard Kay. Joe
keown. Quincy Leverett, Samuel McCully,
Sallie Martin. Y. B. Martin, Rev. l.. K.
Susan Spencer (2), Levi Thomas, Geo. w.
Tucker, Geo. Webb, G.. l.. Webb.
We received call OH last Monday from
Mr.. j. II. Ayers, who is now canvassing
the County selling Murray's Great Repub-
lie, County, Railroad and Distance Map.
We have examined 1t, and can truthfully
say that it is one of the completcst and best
maps we have ever seen. II shows
every County in the United States. giving
the distance between the towns, and is full
of general statistics and useful information.
The map is 4GzGG inches, and finished i'll
handsome style. 1t was published this
&c oplI or n rAt,,or rEof f,1y lf,p, miro
and every household should have one.
The Columbia Register contains the fol-
lowing, which we publish for the benefit of
the boy cigarette smokers OF Anderson.
Read it, boys: 1T ia rare thing to find a
vice. but still we hope that some of our
Columbia boys will be induced to take
warning from the fate of young Brock
Ignite about fifteen years of age who re.
Gently died from nicotine poisoning caused
by smoking cigarettes. Just about the
time when they ought to be at work dill.
gently, learning something that will be of
use to them in life, too many of our boys
are trying to ape the habits of grown men,
and thin. it's an indication Of smurtness
to do so. But as they strut along the
streets putting their little cigarettes they
don't excite as much admiration rs they
think they do
At meeting of the City Council, held
few days since, committee of three was
appointed to prepare petition, to be pre-.
sented to the taxpayers Of the city for their
signatures. asking the Legislature to em.
power the Council to levy = special tax for
the purpose Of establishing an efficient fire
department in this city. The Council de-
sire to raise ten thousand dollars, if so
much be necessary, to be paid in one, two
and three years in equal annual Install
..anta II ia nronnsed to buy first class