The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-10-23
Dr. a. P. Johnstone tolls the reador,

NJ H. oohhstone tolls the readers
bas .nS aot ttHstELLloENcER o., this week what he
Gno got IN store for them. His stook Of
lancy and family groceries copTa"t;o o'
exoa,, exieS' fruits, canned goods, &c, cannot be
eaUeliea ea,s IN the city, and his prices for the
same . are as low as the lowest. Mr. w
y. andrews, who Is an expert in the hns'
ttness, WIZ be found there ALWAYS ready
tT 49, serve nus customers. Read bis adyer.
'iseneht' and give him q call.
a., Key; John NJ. Lander's sermon bcforo
Ine Wonan's Missionary Society In ~ q
iM,ethodist Church last Sunday niybt was
dislened n TO by q large aud attentive and;'
ence. The subject was ably and eiooneut.
~ presented, and those who heard the SER
dm,,, "Sio no doubt impressed with the
uuty OF redoubllng their efforts I'm Tho
missionary cause in the future. MT
d a.ai'uer is young man of fine talent
Inu gives promise of being a valiant Ia.
oofer In the Masters vineyard.
=, The Mt; Tabor Debating Society bas
Snn;a.g S;ngeu the Sandy. Springs Debating
Creek Grange Hall, near Centeryille Mill
t;an Un frlday evening. oath inst. The uues.
ZION selected for discussion Is: "yRhicb
mas tne greatest influence over the mind
ol man-Woman or Wealth ?" We have
oe oeem requested TO make this notice. and
em. on.enu an invitation to the public Rener.
ant ar,y ana the ladies especially to be pres.
Ia our notice last week oc Mr.. Jas
tsooefts line cotton, we erred i'm stat;n1
1hat In no procured the seed at the Atlsnts,
Exposition. He did procure several va.
rieties there, among them tho Ozior va
cit;S, lit,S, %9ie9 took the premium, but the
cotton MIR. Roberts showed us came from
seed see, that his father has planted for wears
me several varieties he secured in AZ.
lanta were planted side by side with lis
seed, ana everybody who saw tho cottnn
aitcr 1t had matured, said MIR. Roborts;
was the best :"
On Monday evening between and @
O'Clock q cottage, belonging to Mrs. A
in. Brown, on Market street, was discov.
ereu 10 be on fire. The alarm was g;van
ana crowd promptly collected and ex,
tlnguished the flames before much damage
was done. The house was unoccupieS
Iol. -. r. browne having moved out OF
several DAYS previous. The fire was
the L. adjoining tho main body. No fire
lad been about the premises for several
GGhys, anu IL was mystery as to how the
lre originated. On Tuesday morning an
examination was made, and lot Of Dine
shaVlngs were found upon the sill direct
y under tue holo which had been burned
In the foor, evincing clearly that the
Muse WDu nag been fired by an incendiary.
20 trust the perpetrator will be brought
to justice.
Capt. Samuel L. Maxwell, of Ocone.
county, died ut the residence of his son
Mr.. Frank Maxwell, on Toxaway, in that
E:Ioulity, on last Sunday, AFTER protracted
illness from dropsy OF the heart. Captain
Maxwell was prominent and popular
citlzen OF Oconee, and was well known
throughout the upper part of tho State.
lie belonged to large and influential
iamlly, and has many relatives and
friends In our County. Capt. Maxwell
joined the Episcopal Church in PendIc.
ton few months ago, and died in the
nope ana 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
llberality. AT tho close of the war his
paoperty was much reduced, though not
swept away. Capt. Maxwell waa a good
citizen, and many friends regret his death.
We received ali anonymous communi.
cation (evidently from youth) the other
day, in which he stated that he was deep
y III love with fair maiden, but that she
does not care straw for him, and unless
ne succeeds in winning her hand and
neaTt lie DelleVeS thut 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 c;: :pabie OF
advising our young friend, for We have
never been similarly afflicted, nor arc we
physician, but we are quite intimate
with two popular young bachelor phar-
macists (Messrs. I. +. Hill and +. II.
Wilhite) of this city, and we have con-
suited them for his benefit, knowing that
they have both passed through such a
trying ordeal They recommend the fol-
lowing. prescription, and we advise our
afflicted friend to clip it out aud take it to
either ono Of them and have it filled:
! tum, q. g. :cibua coolus, q. &; shskis:e
violenter addus spriggus miutus 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.