The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-10-23

G. Andrews, who Is an expert III tne JUS
mess, will be found there always ready
to serve his customers. Read his adver-
tisemeht, and give him call.
Rev. John NJ. Lander's sermon before
the Woman's Missionary Society in the
Methodist Church last Sunday night was
listened to by large and attentive audi
ence. The subject was ably and eloquent
ly presented, and those who heard the SER
mon were no doubt impressed with the
duty of redoubllng their efforts in the
missionary cause in the future. MI.
Lsnder is a young man of fine talent,
and gives promise of being a valiant la
borer in the Masters vineyard.
The Mt. Tabor Debating Society has
challenged the Sandy Springs Debating
Society to meet it in public debate atDeep
Creek Grange Hall, near Centerviile Mills,
on Friday evening. 24th inst. me neg cues
ton selected for discussion Is: "Whie9
has the greatest influence over the mind
of manoWoman or Wealth ?" We have
been requested to make this notice, and
extend an invitation to the public gener.
ally and the ladies especially to be pres
ent,
In our notice last week of Mr.. Jas.
Roberts fine cotton, we erred in stating
that he procured the seed at the Atlanta
Exposition. He did procure several va
rieties there, among them the Ozier va
riety, which took the premium, but the
cotton Mr.. Roberts showed US came from
seed that his father has planted for years.
The several varieties he secured in At
lanta were planted side by side with his
seed, and everybody who saw the cotton.
hoI x,,ofy,rod cold Mr. Rohartc'
was the best.
On Monday evening between 7 and s
o'clock cottage, belonging to Mrs. A.
M. Brown, on Market street, was discov-
cred to be on fire. The alarm was given,
and crowd promptly collected and e1-
tinguished the flames before much damage
was done. The house was unoccupied,
Col. B. F. Browne having moved out OF
it several days previous. The fire was
discovered burning on the East side Of
the L adjoining the main body. No fire
had been about the premises for several
days, and it was mystery as to how the
fire originated. On Tuesday morning an
examination was made, and lot of pine
shavings were found upon the sill direct
ly under the hole which had been burned
in the floor, evincing clearly that the
house had been fired by an incendiary.
we trust the perpetrator will be brought
to justice.
Capt. Samuel E. Maxwell, OF Oconee
County, died at the residence of his son,
Mr.. Frank Maxwell, on Toxaway, in that
County, on last Sunday, after a protracted
illness from dropsy OF the heart. Captain
Maxwell was q prominent and popular
citizen of Oconee, and was well known
throughout the upper part of the State.
He belonged to large and influential
family, and has many relatives and
friends in our County. Capt. Maxwell
Joined the Episcopal Church in Pend!e-
ton few months ago, and died in the
hope and faith of that denomination. He
was genial gentleman, and before the
war was possessed of large property, in
the use of which he evinced unbounded
liberality. At the close of the war his
paoperty was much reduced, though not
swept away. Capt. Maxwell was good
citizen, and many friends regret his death.
We received an anonymous communi-
cation (evidently from YOUTH the other
day, in which he stated that he was deep
ly in love with fair maiden, but that she
does not care straw for him, and unless
he succeeds in winning her hand and
heart he believes that he is not long for
this world. He asks US to advise him
what is best to do under the circum-
stances, or to give him remedy for his
depressed feelings. We are not capable of
advising our young friend, for We have
never been similarly afflicted, nor are We
physician, but we are quite intimate
with two popular young bachelor phar-
macists (Messrs. 7. F. Hill and F. T.
W;lhite) of this city, and we have con-
suited them for his benefit, knowing that
they have both passed through such
trying ordeal. They recommend the fol-
lowing prescription, and We advise our
afflicted friend to clip it out and take it to
either one of them and have it filled:
e'Spirits vini Otardi, z. l.; sugarum whi-
tum, q, g.. icibus coolus, q. r; shaklste
violenter; addus spriggus miHtus duus,
and suckite cum straWum." We make
no charge for this, and publish it for the
benefit Of the unknown young man and
all others who are similarly afflicted. We
know nothing of its efficacy, but Messrs.
Wilhite and Hill say it will cure every
case of love sickness, and they ought to
know.