The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-09-27

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and friends. He speaks in glowing terms
of Anderson, and South Carolina gener'
ally. He says no better people live on
earth than South Carolinians."
The friends Of DR.. b. A. Ligon, o.
Spartanburg, have suggested hiS name as
d candidate for Mayor of that live town
but he declines to enter the race. The
Doctor is very popular in his adopted
home, and no doubt could bave been
elected Mayor by big majority.
A praise service will be held in the
Methodist Church next Sandy night
The choir will be supported by an orches.
ira composed of organ, corhet, violin and
| flute. The hymns will be soulstirriDg
| and the tunes will be familiar. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. Service
begins at o'clock.
Eugene Hall, son of Mr.. ]. J. Hall,
formerly citizen of this County, died at
his home in Whitfield County, Ga, on
Tuesday, 10Th inst, aged about Is years.
The deceased is grandson Of Mrs. Glenn.
entina Hall, of Varennes Township, snd
has many relatives in the County who
will reget to hear of his death.
John T. Burriss makes an important an
nouncement in his new advertisement
this week, and you should read it. He is
Offering frst-class stoves at eight and ten
dollars each. His stock of lamps, crock
cry and glassware is complete, and prices
very low. He is also still in the tinware
business. Call and sea him.
Rt. Rev. Ellison Capers, assistant
Bishop of South Carolina, will hold SER
vices at the Episcopal Church on Friday
morning, 10Th inst, at 11.3O o'clock, and
at 8 o'clock. Bishop Capers is always a
welcome visitor to Anderson, where he
has host OF old friends outside Of his
own denomination, and it will be great
pleasure to them to greet him.
Anderson will have Dispensary. and it
will probably be opened in few days.
The Board of Control met last Friday and
appointed Nj. Andrew NJ. Craig County
Dispenser, his petition being the only one
on file. Mr.. Craig promptly gave the re-
suired bond. The Board has rented the
store room formerly occupied by Mr.. F.
M. Butler. on Whitner street,
Our young friend, Connie Norris, Of the
First Creek section, was in the city Tues.
day, carrying his left arm in sling. A
few days ago he was working at his saw
mill and accidentally put his hand too
near the saw, which was rapidly revolv.
ing, and as a consequence he lost his
thumb. It has caused him little pain,
but he will soon have good use Of his
hand again.
Mr.. James L. Burgess has returned to
Anderson and is again In the cotton mar
ket ready to pay the best prices for the
staple. Mr.. Burgess has just recovered
from severe attack Of jaundics, aud is
still feeling the effects of the disease, but q
few days. sojourn in Anderson will snon
bring him to his usual health. The IN
TELL1eENcER is glad to welcome him
back to Anderson.
The young ladies' society of the Presby-
terian Church will have Concert in the
Opera House next Friday evening. Some
Of the best musical talent of the city will
participate in the entertainment, and a
most enjoyable program may be expected.
The admission price Is only Is cents, and
We hope the young ladies will be greeted
by large audience, as the proceeds will
be used for worthy purpose.
We ask the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of J.. A. Austin & Co.,
which appears in another column. These
gentlemen carry stock Of fancy and sta-
pie groceries, oonfectioneries, fruits, ci-
gars, tobacco, ETC., and are not afraid to
quote prices. They also have lot of bag
ging and ties at SO cents per pattern. Be
sure to give them call in the Broyles
block corner, on South Main street.
The Easley. Democrat, Of last week,
says: "We regret to learn that the wife of
Mr.. s. A. Barr, living down on Georges
Creek, in the Eastern part Of this.County,
died from an attack Of typhoid fever on
Friday night last. Her remains were
buried at Pisgah Church, down In Ander-
son County. We are not sufficiently ad-
vised of the age, life and character Of this
lady to speak of her as largely as we would
like to-"
We are in recsipt of an invitation to at
tend the marriage of our young friend and
former townsman, G. G. Featherstone, Esq,
of Laurens, 8. c., who will wed Miss Lula
Pitts, daughter of Rev. J. D. Pitts, in the
Beptist Church of that town on Tuesday
morning, October 10th, at 10 O'Clock. We
extend our congratulations in advance to
Mr.. Featherstone, and wish he and his
bride all the happiness and prosperity at
tainable in this life.
The Means Company have presented
each member of the INTELLlaENcER force,
including the Devil, with new fall era.
vat, for which we return our best thanks.
As is well known, this firm handles moth
ing but clothing, hats and gents furnish
ing goods. and their stock Of neckwsar is
very large. They can suit any taste, and
the prices are wonderfully low. Young
man, when you want a nice cravat at
small price. do not fail to see the Means
Company's stock.
The Greenville Ne,Cs, Of the oath inst,
says: "Dayid Tice, of Anderson County,
has been held in $500 bail by Trial JUS
tice Davis for abducting, etc.. girl under
16 years old. The alleged crime was COM
mitted at Piedmont and Jesse Allen,
whose daughter was the victim, is the
prosecutor. a. Blythe appeared for the
State and Maj. E. B. Murray, of Ander.
son, represented the defendant, who gave
bond. The case will be tried at the next
term of Court"
The new advertisement of Brown, Os-
borne & Co. will no doubt attract the at
tention of every reader OF the 1NrELL1aEN.
GER this week. Their buyer has returned
from the markets and they are now re-