The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-12-11

low, ooth OF this city. Immediately a aer
.i. INC ceremony the happy couple lett he
ety otH ioI visit to Charleston, Augusta nd
list OF letters remaining In the Post.
once Tor the week ending Decembrr 10.
m mis. Emma boston, J. W. Bunton. John
GSaLhes. iSl. bliss Julia Crotford, Miss Annah
y. G. Jones, Col. Jesse NJ owens ems 70,
thomas Polite. George Proptor. Mis-,
Marv Sloan (col.). j. E. Worton. Frani-
Watt, Julia Wardlaw. '""A
Are you going to invest in some Christ.
ma; mas goousT II so, read Hill Bros adyer.
tIsenent, and then give them a cali. Cant
@ nom.. the junior proprietor, will welcome
you "ish happy smile and take great
pleasure In showing you their beautiful
s.ock OF goods, from which you will have
no trouble In selecting n handsome Christ
mas present at very low price.
g. young lady in Knox Vile, Tennessee.
~ engaged In paying novel election
wager. She bet with her lover. and erom.
lsed TO give him kiss for each ejec,orn,
Vo.e Tor Cleveland in the event of his
have two kisses per week until tho Seh,
is !, PAID. That is what may be- calIed
Linked sweetness long drawn out"
;nno iauies or the Methodist Church
Hra Hrn nave ent dinner and supper in the
arihory OF the Palmetto Rihenen ON 10.
morrow (triday). the 18th inst, for the
purpose OF raising funds to be given TO
we enterprise OF building a now church al
.hls place; We hope they will receive
the liberal patronage which ths worthy
oD'ect they have In view richly merits.
IL you love girl. young man, don't be
always looking ut her like a sheen dviny
intestate. Walk up TO her, lust az n von
had paid your washerwoInan for the last
quarter, stare her in the face like a sheet
IRON IRON aaIkey, and calmly propose to starve
iier 10 death on six dollars week. Ten
chances to one she'll agree, and make Won
spend your months board for ring.
Don't be bashful. e'
AS the Christmas holidays draw nearer
everybody is studying how much money
mas goods: While you are thus studying
take our advise and visit a. p. Johnston's
store and inspect his stock OF TOYS. con-
Hiecuoneries, fancy goods, &c. Santa
Clalls has mafe his headquarters there,
and, with small sum Of money, you
VIII nave no trouble In getting what you
want. Watch for DR.. Johnstoa'e new ad-
Vertisement next week.
Mr.. NJ. B. Arnstein, the affable proprie.
tor OF the New York Cash Store, with his
usual progressiveness, has made great
reduction In prices of his goods, so as to
enable his legion of customers to select
useiui Christmas presents from his large
and beautiful stock. This act will no
doubt he appreciated by his customers
lie never lets his shelves get empty, and
You can always get what you want there
ltcad his advertisement, and then give
him call early and often.
Mr.. J. c. Hamlin killed three hogs late.
~ which netted l,0S4 pounds, the oldest
one being fourteen months old and weigh
ing 43O pounds net. From the three he
Dean killed three which natteti l,l53
pounds, the largest one weighing 4l3
Mr.. B: ID. Martin killed one weighing 506
pounds. All of these were County raised
hogs, and show that our people can raise
their own meat if they will. There is no
West.
In cases of diphtheria, says al OK
change there are SOME remedies Of sih,ple |
application which can be used by every |
body, and where the disease Is suspected |
SOME of these medicines should he ap- |
piled. The disease ottens grows very /
rapidly. and if simple remedy is ap.
piled while physician is being sont for !
good results may be obtained. Garrlss Of |
chlorate of potassium or of alcohol A |
medicine that is used by physicians is the |
tincture of chloride OF iron, which can be |
had at any drug store. The dose for an |
adult Is fifteen drops every half hour
until the patient perspres, when the dan.
ger is over. The medicine should be |
kept in the house for use in sudden cases.
Mr.. NJ. J. O'Neal, who resides near PEN
dleton, in this County, had the misfor-
tune to have his barn and stables burned |
last Sunday, about IL O'Clock. In the |
stables were two mules and a milk COW.
which were also consumed. One of the |
mules belonged to Mr. J. S. Fowler and !
the other to Mr.. J. C. brennan, both of |
this city. A lot Of corn, fodder &c, was
also consumed with the barn. 1t is not
known how the lire originated: few
days prior to this, Mr.. O'Neal had two |
bales of cotton destroyed by fire while |
hauling them from the gin. 1t is sup |
posed that before leaving the gin spark |
from the engine lodged in the cotton. |
The cotton was not discovered on fire |
until he had gone mile or more from |
the gin, when it was too late to save it. |
These losses fall quito heavy on Mr.. |
O'Neel, who is worthy, industrious |
young man.
The election upon the question Of |
license or no license in the City of Ander- |
for the advocates of license by a majority |
of twenty-five votes. The full registra-
tion was 4l0, of which only 374 voted. as |
followa: For license l0S; against license |
l76. The election was hotly contested,
but passed off without serious ,distur- |
bance. The license men had their voters |
better in hand than the dry mon, and
polled very nearly their full strength,
while the dry men lost both In the regis |
tration and In iha election poll. The ma |
jority of the colored vote was cast in |
favor of license, though through the III. |
fluence of Rev. B. +. Witherspoon and |
Rev. l.. Il. Smith, of the Methodist and
Baptist Churches respectively, about forty |
out OF l59 registered cOlored voters voted |
against license. This left the white vote, |
az near rs can be ascertained, about 80 |
for license to l36 against 1t. The election |
fixes license for two years longer, unless |
the legislature gives us the right to vote |
upon the subject in the County. Petitions
with over 1000 signatures OF substantial |
citizens have been forwarded to the legis- |
lature asking the right to hold County |
election, and we have no doubt the right |
will be granted. 1t will be done unless |
our representatives refuse to give tho !
people the right to decide the matter for |
themselves. and we have no idea that they
will take any such unreasonable position.
Tho question Of building q commodious !
hotel in Anderson is being agitated by |
quite number Of our citizens at present. |
We think it Is timely and appropriate.
for II there ever was q place that needed a |
large hotel, that place Is Anderson. In.
deed, during any public occasion our |
facilities for entertaining visitors arc In.
adequate Every Summer there are per- |
sons who would como to Anderson to |