The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-03-31

but now. citizen of this city, has accepted
the challenge of Mr.. w. w. Russell for
Joint debate on the tariff question. The
debate will take place in the Court House
next Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Col. Swift is we'll posted on the tariff ques.
tion, and, as jealous Democrat, will hold
up the peoples side of this great question.
The Ladies' Store just now is an attract.
i've place for the ladies. The new Spring
goods are being displayed. and they are
pretty, indeed. Miss Williams, the Pro.
prietress, has "A new advertisement in this
paper, which we ask you to read. She has
exercised her usual good judgment and
care in selecting her stock, and her prices
are low enough to please every customer.
Mr.. w. Tucker Shaw, an inmate of the
County Poor. House, died last Thursday,
aged rs years. His remains were carried
over into the Fork and buried at Double
Springs Church, of which he had long
beena member. Mr.. Shaw was partially
paralyzed about ten years ago, and on
Tuesday, 10th inst, he was stricken down
the second time with paralysis, rendering
hin, epeschlcss and helpless, in which
He leaves behind him good name, which
is better than great riches.
Oar young townsman, Dr.. Ralph w
Brown, will leave in few days for Paco-
let Soartanburg County, g. c., where be
will locate to practice medicine. He has
been appointed physician to the operatives
of Pacolet Cotton Mills by the Company.
DR., Brown is worthy. model young
man, and bis skill and ability, coupled
with his courteous manners and genial
disposition, will soon place him in the
front rank of his profession. We regret to
see him leave Anderson and join his
friends in wishing him much success In his
new home.
For the benefit of those interested we
publish the Game Law" that is now in
force in this State, which is as follows, to
wit: "It shall not be lawful for any person
in this State, between the first day of April
and the first day of November In any year
hereafter, to catch, kill, or ipjure, or to
pursue with such intent, or to sell or ex-
pose for sale, any wild turkey, partridge,
quail. woodcook. orpheasant; or, between
the frat day of March and the first day of
August, any dove; or, at any time dur
ing the year, to catch, kill, or tpjure or to
pursue with such intent, by freight, any
of the birds named In this section. And
any person so doing shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be fined not more
than twenty dollars, or be imprisoned not
more than thirty days"
We take great pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to one cs the most
daring, II not the most marvellous achieve.
ment, that has yet been accomplished in
tie publishing world. We refer to a new
and most valuable publication, entitled
""Shepp's photographs of the World" rep.
resenting renowned picturesque scenery,
historic castles, views Of cities, avenues,
buildings, monuments, copies Of cele.
brated paintings and artistic statuary, col
lected from every corner of the world.
The photographs are accurate reproduc-
tions, and no collection like it has ever
before been found between the lids OF any
work. Every photograph is carefully ex.
planned in from four to six lines printed
matter, in an accurate, concise and most
manner. The publish ers have
placed the prices at from So Is 10 81 90,
according to the style Of binding. MIR
Henry Merriwether has the agency for
this section, and he will take pleasure in
showing the book.
Messrs. Jones, Seybt & Co. are now ex-
hibiting the prettiest stock ofSpring goods
they have ever brought to Anderson, and
in their new advertisement this week they
tell our readers something ahhut them.
Mr.. Seybt carefully selected his stock in
person, and secured numerous Da!gains
which be proposes bis customers 10 have
the benefit of. These gentlemen, as Is
we'll known, keep everything that is in
cluded in the dry goods line, besides big
stock of millinery, gents furnishing goods,
shoes, etc., and just now IT is especially
interesting to young and old, male or 10
male, TO inspect these beautiful goods,
which will be shown with pleasure. Their
atock of millinery Is especially attractive,
and Miss Tipion will take pleasure in
showing the fair sex through this depart
ment. There are many new patterns in
the dress goods department. 100, and the
ladies will have no trouble in selecting e
new dress. This firm will do everything
possible to please their customers, and
when you visit Anderson don't fail to rive
them call.
Mr.. W. A. Bigby, who lives near
Honea Path, just across the line in Abbe-
Vile County, was in the city Tuesday, and
paid his annual visit to the INTELL1aEN-
GER office. South Carolina has no better
citizen tnAn Mr. blSDy, auu ~ atWSye
gives us pleasure to meet him. While he
was in our Office, Mr.. w. N. Copeland,
who lives about twelve miles east of the
city, stepped in. After the usual saluta-
tions, and during general conversation
which followed, Mr.. Bigby remarked that,
while he was citizen Of Abbeville Coun-
ty, he. took more interest in Anderson
County affairs, and had long been reader
of the INTELLIeENcER. He further re-
marked that he had not visited Abbevills
G. H. in thirteen years. "Well, can beat
that" remarked Mr.. Copeland, II live
within twelve miles of Anderson and to-
day is the first time have been here in
fifteen years." Both gentlemen explain
ed that they never had much business at
their respective County sites, and that
they spent nearly all Of their time at and
around their homes.