The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-10-05

with copperas water they will find 1t will
cure nearly every case. Try 1t. He says
that he has tried it In several cases with
satisfactory results.
Mr. B. s. Williams, of Tennessee, who
has been spending several weeks In An
deraon representing the Wire Hedge Co.,
left Anderson ten days ago, and on Sun
day night returned bringing with him
Middletown, Ohio, laat Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams are guests OF the Chi
quola.
A. P. Hubbard, who you wiz remember,
Ia in charge of affairs at Hubbard's Cor
ner, on North Main street, can supply
you with jars, churns, flower pots, crock
cry and glassware, dolls, toys in endless
varieties, confectiona and may other
things. He also keeps good supply Of
country produce. Look for his new ad-
vertisement next week, but in the meau-
time give him call.
Last Saturday was the biggest day In
cotton receipts Anderson has had this sea-
son. Six hundred and seventy seven
bales were on the streets, the price paid
for the most OF it being about the same as
quoted in New York. The receipts on
tuesday were three hundred and fourteen
bales. Our receipts for the season are
about three thousand bales, which are
about up to the receipts Of last season for
the same length OF time.
Married, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, NJ. George Schrimpf, on Wednes.
day, September %. 1892, by Rev: r. G.
Ligon, Mr.. 8. b. Findley and Miss Lida
3chrimpf, all OF this County. Mr.. Find.
ley is most worthy and INDUSTRIOUS
won the hand and heart of such an excel
lent young lady aa his bride. The INTEL
LrGENcER joins their many friends In
wishing them happy journey through
life.
The Baptist Sunday School observed
Children's Day last Sunday afternoon. the
occasion being the celebration Of the Gen.
tennial Of missions. The Church was
crowed to It's utmost seating capacity, and
everybody was deeply interested in the e1-
ercisee. The program consisted OF sing.
ing and recitations by the children and
some very ;ne singing by the choir. Rev.
o. L. Martin, the pastor, delivered the
Centennial address. The collection
amount to $45.
Tae train from Columbia to Walhalla
stops an hour at Seneca. Last Wednes.
day afternoon VIM. A. Wiz and Mrs. e.
e. Rhodes, OF Abbeville were passengers
or this train. The widow knew what
marriage was and recommended it to her
fellow passenger. Her picture Of the joys
Of matrimony pleased him. At tho depot
at Seneca they met a minister, and at
their request he tied the knot before the
crowd of waiting pssssngern. The couple
went to Walhalla.
A new schedule weat into effect on the
Savannah Valley Railroad last Sunday.
The train lays over at night in Anderson,
and leaves here at 80 a. m, returning at
246 .. m. On Sundays the train leaves
Anderson at 7.35 .. N. On Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays the train
doubles back to Calhoun Falls, leaving
Anderson al 4.35 p. M, and returning at
7.25 D. m. This latter schedule is arranged
to make close connection with trains on
the G. @. & N. K. r. at Calhoun Falls.
Col. James Mccullough, one Of the most
prominent citizens Of Greenville County
and we'll known all over the State, died
last Saturday. He was the commander
OF the famous 10Th South Carolina Regi-
ment during two years of the war. he
represented Greenville County in the Leg
isIature before during aud since tho war.
he was prominent Mason, and was at
one time Grapd Master OF the Grand
Lodge of the State. He was II years old,
and was loved by all his friends and &C.
-quaintances.
This month the new postal money or
ders will 20 into nse. The system il such
that there is little or no complication, and
at the same time it Is q good wsy to send
money. A sheet calling for amounts
from ono cent to $500 bas been prepared.
and which on payment OF one cent and
the amount to be sent will be torn OH
about the name as an express order.
There will be no writing on it by the post
master, the sender endorsing 1t as cheek
or draft. The govern ment guarantees its
safe transportation. 1t is thought that
the system will be used extensively by
senders Of small amounts
The Gainesville (Gal Eagle. of last
merly of this County, but now promi.
mont minister at Horea Path, 8. c., has
been visiting relatives in and near
Gainesville DUNG tho past week. Mr..
Hswkins 10 an able and impressive
preacher, and an untiripg worker.
be never fails to do good and effective
work for tho Master wherever he goes.
Ths people of his old homo always extend
him hearty welcome when he finds time
to visit them. BE goes from here to
Louisville, KY, for term in the Theo-
logical Seminary in that CITY,"
Frank Leslie's Weekly, ever enterprising,
offers $500 to the subscriber who guesses
nearest to the plurality which the candi.
date for the Presidency may receive.
This msans the plurality Of the popular
vote, and not the electoral vote. Frank
Leslie's Weekly contains nearly every
week great front-page cartoons, which
quite equal those Of y lively contempo-
rary, the Judge. In illustrating the news
events of the week in its highest possible
artistic manner, and in giving also the
latest pictures of foreign events, 1t fills
want that no other weekly In the country
does. Frank Lcslie', will be sent for FIVE
weeks for so cents. This includes the
privileges ofguessing oa the plurality.
Attention is directed to ths new adver-
tisemept of G. F. Tolly & Son. Wholesale
and retail furniture dealers. These gen.
tlemen conduct one OF the largest furni-
ture establishments in the State, and 1t is
an interesting sight to go through their
buildings and take view OF their large
end varied stock. They buy in car load
lots and direct from factories, conse-
quently are enabled to quote prices on
any article that will please the stingiest
man in the County. There is no excuse
for any RAN not to have his house nicely
furnished, despite the hard times, for
Messrs. H. F. Tolly. & Son can do it for
very little money. When you visit An
derson call and see these gentlemen. They
will take pleasure in showing you through
their large establishment.
The following Petit Jurors were drawn
this morning to serve at the Fall Term OF
Court, which convenes on the fourth
Monday. John J. Mattison, Sr., Jsnaes P.
johnson, Enoch I. Breazsale, William G.
Fields, Joseph W. Ferguson, William A.
Parks, James M. Cathcart, W. Hobb Cobb,
J, Perry Glenn, Elijah M. Holland, N. o.
Farmer, John w. Wharton, Daniel Kay,
Miles q. MoGse, L. Newton Clinkscales,
Berry T. Martin, Elias A, Sanders, Samuel
N. Richardson, George L. Schrimpf, Jas
per N. Vandiver, Thomas W. Norris,
Henry F. Cely. James F. Lusk, John B.
o. Barkley, Warren A. Pritchard, John
II. Cooper, julius r. Newton, James W.
Gerard, John @. Griffin, James D. NOEL
roy, John T. Burriss, w. T. W. Harrison,
James A. CAN'T. D. r. Simmons, A. T.
Newell, Joseph J. Vaughn.
The Greenyille Ne,us, of last Friday,
Saws: flames O'Neal, well known to