The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-03-10

FOREMAN, j. N. OleCKiey SeCreCary duO
Treasurer, Andrew G. Todd; Surgeon, j..
o. White, NJ. D.
The Greenville District Conference will
be held at Seneca, s. c., beginning
Wednesday morning, July 9th. 1892. at
10 a. m, closing Sunday night July 3lst
The or--;ng sermon will be preached
Wednesday morning by Rev. B. O.'Borry.
Bishop Duncan will preside if not hin
dered by duties calling him elsewhere.
Several young white men and negro
imbibesl little too freely of corn juice
Friday night, and became involved in
general row.. AZ result. the negro re-
ceived 4 severe cnt with pocket knife on
his arm. The wound was dressed by Dr.
Frierson. who had considerable difficulty
in stopping the flow of blood, as an artery
had been cut IN two.
The Board of Trade met last Thursday
| afternoon and appointed the following
delegates to represent Anderson in the
Worlds Fair Convention. which ~ eets In
Columbia to-day to devise some plan
whereby the State can make u creditable
exhibit at the Fair: E B. Murray, w. w.
Humphreys, @. c. Lapgston, r. r. Todd,
g. E. Prince, P. K. McCully and D. 81.
Russell.
The Laurersville Herald Of last week
says: "Mr. W. A. Holland has moved
with bis family back to Anderson. Mir.
Holland was good citizen. and our, peo-
pie regret his departure" We are glad to
welcome Mr.. Holland back to his native
County. He and Mr.. J. s. Fowler have
bought the property of MIR. D. e. Ham
mond at Piercetown, and will merchan-
disc there.
By reference to an advertisement on the
first page of the INTELL1GEECER 1t will be
seen that Mr.. j. r. Brinkley, Southern
travelling salesman, has appointed Messrs.
Jas. p. Gostett & Co. sole agents for E. P.
Reid & Co.'S. ladies fine shoes, every pair
of which is sold under guarantee. The
ladies are cordially invited to call and see
these shoes. Read what Is said in the ad-
vertisement.
John Banisier, the young white man
who was convicted of manslaughter last
year on the charge Of numbering his
brother, and who was on bail, pending an
appeal to the Supreme Court, was surren"
deTed by his bondsmen few days ago,
the Supreme Court having recently
affirmed the Judgment of the Circuit
Court. He will have to serve bis term in
the Penitentiagy.
A correspondent from Mofatsville fail
ed to send his name with bis items, and,
under our rule, his manuscript goes to the
waste basket. Correspondents should
never fail to attach their names to their
Communications, not for publication, but
as guarantee of good faith on their part.
We would also urge upon them to write
only on one side of the paper, and, when
convenient, use pen and ink instead OF
pencil.
The Spartanburg Herald, of the 4th inst,
SAWS: "a Jday or two ago W. w. Russell,
postmaster at Anderson, and somewhat
Of big gun In Republican circles, was in
the city. He stopped at the Hotel
Windsor and registered as c. P. Barrett,
CITY. he occupied room 9 Why Russell
did this ia q mystery. Is the postofice
affair being revived Can any one throw
light on the subject? Verify these be
strange times"
The Hartwell Sun says an old citizen in
.Oconee County, Ga, is now going from
house to house warning the people to pre-
pare for great famine which he says will
begin in 1893. and is to last for two long
years. During that time rain shall cease
to fall and the streams Of the country will
all dry up, vegetation will no longer exist
and all animals will surely die. At the
beginning of the famine the land will be
infested by all sorts of vermin, and the
living will suffer untold torture.
:. "a. g. Meaps, the live clothing and gents
n, hoe o6x
,vertisement on this page, to which We
invite your attention. Mr. Means makes
q speciality of his business, and will give
satisfaction to every customer. His stock
of Spring and Summer goods are now
bei ~ opened, and you should inspect his
goods. before buying elsewhere. bis
stock Of hats is unusually large. and he
can fit any body's head, as be has just pur-
chased conformer Ia picture Of which he
shows In his sdyertisement) for that pur-
pose.
Mr. VIM. Ludwig, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
died at the Hotel Chlquola last Sunday
morning, about o'clock, of consumption.
Mr.. Ludwig, accompanied by his wife.
csme to Anderson last September to spend
the fall and winter here. He was not con.
fined, to his bed until about two months
ago, and gradually grew weaker until the
summons Of death came. He was about
Sc years Of age. and had made many
friends in tho city, all Of whom were very
attentive to him during his illness and
deeply sympathize with the bereayed wife.
On Monday morning the remains were
shipped to Brooklyn, where they Will be
inferred.
Mr.. A, J. Shaw, more Familiarity known
by his friends and neighbors as "Uncle
Jack,n died ct his home In Martin Town
ship last Friday night, and his remains
were buried at Mt. Bethel Church IN Sat
urday. He had been In Ill health for 8
year or more and his death was expected
at any time. Mr. Shaw was about rs years
Of age, and was born and reared and had
always resided in the section where he
died. He was truly good man, and was
greatly beloved BY his friends. In his
neigh borhood he will be greatly missed,
for he was eyer ready and willing to dig
charge his duties in any way whereupon
called upon. he had long been mem ber
Of Mt. Bethel Church, and was a consist
ent Christian. He leaves widow and two
SONS to mourn his death.
No exchange is welcomed to our tables
more eagerly than FTanE LesLle's illustrated
Weekly. It has this week all the improve
ments which have been gradually taking
place In Its pages. In makeup and pic
lures it ranks not only with the best
American weeklies, but with the foreign
ones as we'll. This weeks issue illustrates
the magnificent hotels building on Fifty.
ninth Street and Fifth Avenue, New
York; spirited scene Of stag hunt in
the North Woods; story entitled "a
Commonplace History" and gives a
picture of the negroes on their way to Ii
IBERIA who were stranded in New York.
But the most interesting thing in the pa
per is the contribution by Captain r.
Kelso Carter on the coming transforma-
ton of the earth, written in popular
style, the first of a series to he presented,
Which will be interesting alike 10 clergy
men and laymen.l Price, ten cents.
Confederate Monument Association.
The ladies of the City and County are
respectfully requested to meet IN the
Court House on next Friday, 11th inst,
at p. NJ, for the purpose of organizing q