The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-12-07


desire business education would do well
to consult this College.
While out shopping and looking for
your Christmas goods, don't fail TO visit
the furniture establishment of G. F. Tolly
& Son, on Depot street. You will ind
there many useful articles for Christmas
presents, and they will not cost you much
money. Don't take our word for 1t, but
60 and see for yourself.
Ifyou want to see some beautiful goods
for the Christmas trade, take our advice
and visit Will. r. Hubbard's jewelry es-
tabli:hment, next door to the Farmers
suitable for your best girl or best fellows
your parents. friends or any body else, and
the prices will please you.
Capt. Walden, the courteous Conductor
on the Savannah Valley r. R., met with
painful accident at the depnt few days
ago. He was in the act Of scotching the
wheel of a moving car when the end OF
his thumb was caught under the wheel
and severely mashed. Hs will only lose
tue nail and tleshy end Of the thumb.
Pelzer Lodge, No. 2I7, A. F. NJ, met
last Saturday night and elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve the ensuing Jear ::
Walter Cameron. W. NJ: j. W. Ferguson,
s. W.; a. X. Willis, ]. W.; j. J. AcAsy,
Sec. ii. II. D. Cobb, Treas; J. w. Har-
vey, 8. D.. j. W. McCuen, J. D.. E. w.
Lee, Tyler; Jasper Wilson and E. D. Stall
ions, Stewards.
Mr.. C. Wardlaw returned last Monday
from southwest Arkansas, after a stay OF
six weeks. He is pleased with the coun-
try and offers to sell out with view to
rs-iuvesting there. II he can sell be will
probably move West, but will remain
here until he can make sales. ANY one
wishing to buy desirable city property
would do we'll to consult him.
Some of the friends OF Mr.. D. P. Hol-
land, one Of our clever citizens who hVes
down on the Savannah side OF the County,
are telling a good joke on him. After a
lapae Of nine years, fine boy arrived at
his house the other morning, and he was
30 oYerioyed that he ran down to the
river, jumped in and would, no doubt,
have been drowned had not the water
been too los and he too toll.
ct regular convocation Of Burning
Bush Chapter, No. Z, r. A. n, last Mon
day evening, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year: Louis
Sharpe. bt. e. H. P; J. ?. Duckettt,
King; s. n. Brown, Scribe; r. r. Todd,
C. H: F. r. Wilhite. p. g.; W. Il Nc
Gill, r. A. c.; j. NJ Smith. q. NJ. 3, d Vi;
w, nj. Osborne, G. II. End "; A. Lesser,
G. NJ, lat "; A. p. Hubbard, Trtas. j..
E. Lewis, Sec. J. ]. Dodd, Sentinel
It seems that two OF Anderson's lesis-
lators are pretty good police officers. They
came up from Columbia last Saturday,
and the Greenwood correspondent of the
Stale speaks of them as follows: "Repre-
sentative J. Belton Watsou and Joshua
Ashley, while returning to their homes
from legislative duties, arrested negro
on the train for carrying concealed
weapon. They turned him over to po-
lcenan when they got here. The inten-
dant dismissed the negro, but Kept his
pistol.
A special dispatch from Coluubia to the
Greenville NeUs, OF Last Saturday, says:
were sworn out to-day in the
United States Circuit Court against q um-
ber OF citizeus of Andsrson, charging them
with conspiracy in obstructiDg the United
States Supervisor in the discharge OF his
duty. The case will probably be heard
before Commisxioner Hawthorne at
Greenville within the next few weeks
There prosecutions are the results or the
bloody affray At Hollands Store. Ander-
son County, on election day, in which
four men, including a United States Su.
pervisor, lost their lives.
Married, at ths resId4noa of the BRIDES
father, ou Tuesday. December g. 1892, by
Rev. r. G. Ligsn. Mr. Luther O Wilt
ford and &iss Kelsn Gilmer. second daush:
ter or G. B. Gilmer. Esq. 4 number OF
friends were present to witnees the mar.
risge, and the bride and groom received
many congratulations and expressions or
good wishes Mr.. Williford il one Ander-
son Countys most substantial and excel
lent citizens. and is fortunate In his se!ec
ton Of bride, who is most charming
and excellent young lady. May the rich
est blessings of Heaven attend them
through life.
The Greenvill. Neus, of the 3rd lust,
saws: "Judge Simonton has issue i an or
der postponing the term Of the United
State. District and Circuit Court, to have
been opened here the frs. Monday In
February, until the first Monday. in
March. Tho postponement was caused by
q notification from the contractors putting
in the steam heating apparatus in tue
Federal building that they will not have
the apparatus re,dy for operation before
the first Monday in March. Everybody
interested had botter remomber this"
Those of our readers who are interested
in this Court should bear the change In
mind.
Josh. seems to be one Of the leaders in
the House of Representatives at Colum-
bia, and Is frequently heard from. On
Monday night the judiciary Committee
met to consider his bill 1lotoriS rsgusssng Eng
eral speeches were made for and
against the bill, and the Ne,0. and
Courier, in reporting the proceedings,
says: "Some wransling took place snd
Mr. Ashley took hand. 7 amt in
favor of no capital coming and running
this House. Aye, God am man, too.
he cried. i want to submit to eleven
hours day and they won't agree 70 ii.
THEY'LL have to. The House will pass the
bill. I am Josh Ashley. I am man,
too. Aye God. That's Chattanooga ~
The Young Ladies' Working Society OF
the Presbyterian Church are crrsngine, TO
have q most delightful entertainment in
the pat Iors of the Hotel Chiquolr on Fri
day evening. beginning ct s o'clock. 1t
viii be a TsTackey or Fashioned
Party" and every body is cordially invite.
to attend dressed in a tackey or an old
fashioned costume. The person who ap-
pears in the tackiest costume will be
given O prize. The evenings program
will be iutsrspersed with readings, reclta-
tions, music, etc., and conclude with
cake-walk. A small admission fee Of ten
cents will be charged. This, we know,
will be most enjoyable occasion, and We
hope the young ladies will be greeted by
large crowd. The proceeds will be do
mated to worthy cause.
The Orangeburg Enterprise, In speaking
of the new pastor Of the Methodist Church,
SAYS: s'The Rev. G. P. Watson, of the
Methodist Church, having served his full
time as pastor OF this Station, could not
under the rules OF his Church be returned.
he had made during biz stay hero a host
OF friends who give him UP reluctantly.
Mr.. Watson is a young man. yet one of
the strongest preachers in the South Caro-.
lima Conference. He is learned, devout
and active in his work. lie is particu-
larly the friend Of the young who most
need the counsel and guidance OF the pas
tor. For this reason, his influence among
that class will be felt In any community
in which he may live. AS a pastor be is
ever ready to visit and advise his lock.
His preaching is earnest, his style pleas
ant, his oratory captivating. We give