The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-12
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The North Caroiina fletcher says: "lf
pigs are lying in strawbed alternately
heads one way and tails the other, how
many pigs will be necessary to have four
heads in one direction and four tails in the
other? Tell your pupils to answer imme-
diately, and nine out of ten will be wrong.
Then 70 to the black hoard and show them
how many pigs the problem will'require
to be in the bed. The answer may sur
prise even you just as it did the editor of
the Teacher"
The annual meeting of the Anderson
County Medical Society was held in the
city last Monday, and was full of interest
to the members present. The following
officers were elected to serve the Society
another year President, DR.. 8. NJ. Orr;
Vice President. DR.. r. G. Wilherspoon /;
Secretary and Treasurer, DR.. E. G. Frier-
son. DR.. ]. o. Wilhite and Dr. R. f.
Diver were elected delegates to The State
Medical Association, which meets at Sum-
ter next week.
Hon. II. ". J. Ham, who is familiarity
known in Georgia as "Snollygoster
Ham," will deliver his famous lecture,
"Tbe Georgia Cracker in the Opera
House next Friday night, 18th inst and
we hope to see him greeted by large au-
dience. In a private note to one of our
citizens Rev. A. A. Marshall, of Crystal
Springs, Ca, speaks of this distinguished
lecturer as follows: II see that my friend
Ham is to lecture in Anderson soon.
Please say to the good people of Anderson
through the INTELL1eENcER that there is
q treat in store for them that they cannot
afford to miss. Ham is the wonder of the
times as a lecturer and everybody ought to
hear him."
Deputy Sheriff j. R. FAINT arrived in
Anderson last Friday with B. P. Tram
nell. Mr.. Trammell was caught in Texas,
surrendered without hesitation and pro-
posed to return at once without any requi-
sition papers. He gave bond Immediately
upon bis arrival in the sum of $1,000, and
was discharged by Trial Justice Gilmer.
The fine of $l00, imposed by Judge 1zlar,
was not paid, and in as much as the order
provided that he should stand committed
into the custody of the Sheriff until 1t was
paid, he remained in the custody of
Sheriff Gaines Friday night, but was not
placed'in Jail On Saturday he was dis
charged from the custody Of the Sheriff by
order of Judge Izlar without the payment
of the fine, the question of its payment
being left open for future consideration.
The preliminary hearing is fixed for Fri
day.
Lesser d Co. have new advertis ement
in this paper, and it will be profitable to
every reader of the INTELLIGENcER to
note carefully what is said there. After
buying large Spring stock the firm has
decided to dissolve and are offering goods
at cost, as will be seen by the prices
quoted. This firm, as is well known,
keep everything that is included in the
dry goods line, besides big stock of mil
linery, gents furnishing goods, shoes, etc.,
and just now 1t is especially interesting to
young and old, Of either sex, to inspect
these beautiful goods, which will be
shown with pleasure. Their stock Of mil
linery is especially attractive, and in the
dress goods department there are many
new patterns. Mr.. Lesser carefully Sc
lected his stock in person, and bis long
experience in business enables him to AL
ways buy such goods as will please his
customers. Be sure to read his advertise
ment, then give him call and you will
not regret it.