The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-09-27

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treville, is spending a few days III the city
with Mrs. w. A. Breazeale. She is accom-
panied by Miss Lucia Norris.
Mr.. j. a. Daniels, of this city. has sent
to the State Department of Agriculture,
for the State exhibit at the Augusta Ex-
position, a fine lot Of domestic wine, which
was produced from the grapes grown on
his plantation In this County.
Mr.. M. Swartzberg, Of Charleston, has
opened stock OF general merchandise and
clothing in the store room recently occu-
pied by Mr.. a. P. Hubbard. Mr.. SwartE-
berg also has q; store at Laurens, 8. O..
He has moved his family here.
Bishop Howe, Of the Episcopal Church,
will preach at~Pendleton, on tomorrow
friday morning and evening. He will
also preach in this city on next Sunday
morning and evening. He will visit Will
lington, 8. c., on Tuesday, October End,
and preach there at IL o'clock a. N.
The Presbytery of South Carolina will
convene with the Presbyterian Church at
Mt. Carmel, on the Savannah Valley
Railroad, tomorrow (Friday). Rev. D.
E. Frierson, D. D., and Col. J. w. Norris
will represent the Anderson Church.
There will be no services in the church
next Sunday.
McGee q Ligon handed in their new
advertisement too late for insertion this
week, but look out for it next week. In
the meantime, should you want anything
in the eating line, don't forget that they
can supply you. It will do you good to
Ego and see their stock. They have fine
lot of seed oats for sale,
Mr.. r. H. Burriss, one Of Anderson
rCounty's most excellent young men,
leaves to-day for Louisville. ky., where
he will spend the next eight months in
attendance upon the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary Dir. Burriss is a
graduate of Furman University. and IS
preparing himself for the ministry We
1oin his many friends In wishing him y
pleasant sojourn at Louisville.
On the 9Th inst. Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Shelton, Of this city, celebrated the Sind
anniversary of their marriage. Despite
their age, both are still hale and hearty,
and give promise Of celebrating many
more anniversaries. During their mar
ried life, Mr.. and Mrs. SHELTON have
always lived in and around the city, and
at,no; time have they ever lived more than
five miles from the Court House
The Easley Messenger, of last week, says ::
:l..'Mr: l.. Clark Young died at the residence
of his on.in.law, Earle Smith, in Ander.
son County, in the eighty sixth year Of
his age was f9F many years
member of the Baptist Church, and lived
the life of Christian the greater part Of
his life. He leaves a widow and many
children to mourn his sudden Departure
Mr. C. L. Haverlan, OF New York, who
issojourning awhile in the city, represent.
ing large banking firm, Is skilled
slegerdemainist and magician, and has fre-
5quently amused a number of his friends
by performing some very wonderful tricks.
He has kindly offered to give an enter-
.tainment at an early day FOR the benefit of
the Palmetto Riflemen. Next.Week We
will announce the exact date Of the enter.
tainment.
The subscribers to the Anderson Cotton
Mills should bear IN. mind that the first
s'nstallment of twenty per cent. on the
stock subscribed ia called for by the 10th.
of y October 1ext. These. installments
should be paid in promptly, and thus
encourage the enterprise, and enable the
Directors to proceed in such manner as
will best promote the work and lead to an
early completion OF the Mills. This is
business and should be met in a business
way.
The members Of Anderson Division, No
4, Sons of Temperance, propose having q
Pound Party in their Hall on next
Thursday night, October 9TH, and re-
all Of the friends OF the order to attend.
Every young man who attends will, Of
course, be expected to bring q pound of
something nice to eat. Some fine music
will also be rendered during the evening.
The occasion will no doubt be most
pleasant one.
Judge Norton has dismissed the rule
against Robert w. Arnold on the ground
that be was without jurisdiction. He says
the order of Judge Aldrich. awarding the
custody of Arnold's child to It's maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Thompson. is final,
and settles the question of the right to the
custody of the child, unless appealed from,
and the custody can only be changed
upon change Of facts. Arnold has pos
session Of the child. and 1t now looks as if
he was going to keep 1t.
List of letters remaining in the POST
Office for. the week ending September 26
Mrs. Gracy Arnold, Miss Maria Clink, col,
George Calhoun, John Douglas, Miss
Lille Girard, Mrs. Anna Geer, r. F. Green,
J.H. Hammond, Mrs. Mary E. Holmes,
D. II. Johnson, T. M. Jefferson, Cora E.
Jefferson, Sam King, John Leog, James A.
Matttson, Rev. P. H.. Martin. Miss Tilda
Mcconnell, J. R. Richerson, Miss Menney
Riley, Miss Matte Bead, r. P. Roberts,
Miss Karniet Walker, Miss Harriet Walk
er.
The Greenville MeNs, of last Friday,
who was in the city yesterday, is author
ty for the following story: George Morris,
q negro, living in the neighborhood Of
Pelzer, has cow. The COW is two and
half years old and of the Jersey variety.
She has never had calf, but is giving
milk regularly and in quantities large
enough to furnish pound of butter a
day. This has been going on for some
time, and the cow is pointed out as pho
nomenon in the community"
Pink Shell, a negro man about 35 years
of age, was committed to Jail last Thurs
day, charged with most horrible crime.
She'll lives in Honea Path Township. On
Wednesday of last week he became en-
ragged at his two-year .old step-daughter
and beat 1t so severely that it died in few
minutes. An inquest was held by Trial
Justice Trussell, aud the jury rendered
verdict of violently killing the child.
The helpless infant was terribly bruised
and lacerated and presented pitiful spec
tacle. Shell will suffer the full penalty Of
the law for this act Of wanton cruelty.
! Miss Lizzie Williams, the popular pro-
prietress of the Ladies' Store, has new
adveitisement ip this paper. She has
just returned from the Northern markets,
and has purchased one of the most beapti-
full stocks of goods she has ever shown in
the city. Our lady friends would do well
to give Miss Lizzie an early call, for she is
thoroughly pusted in all the latest styles
and fashions and will take pleasure in
posting her friends and customers. Her
stock Of millinery and dress goods is very
large, and she is Offering every article at
prices that will please everybody:
We invite your attention to the adver-
tisement of j. J. Baker q Co., which ap-
pears elsewhere. These gentlemen have
removed into the store room occupied by
Bleckley, Brown o Fretwell, next door