The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-02

call and see him at his new place of busi-
ness.
In private note from our young friend,
DR.. W. G. MCGEE, who recently moved to
Philadelphia, Pa, he tells us he Is getting
along nicely and is we'll pleased with bis
Northern home. We know his friends In
this Comfy will read this announcement
with pleasure.
A rise in the price of canned goods is
announced, owing, 1t is claimed, to q
prospective failure Of the fruit crop.
These scares are generally looked for at
this season, but the present seems to have
something unusual about it-a real foun-
dation in fact.
We are requested to announce that per-
sons who expect to 90 to the Southern
arranged by Messrs. b. B. FAINT and G.
Wardlaw should make their arrangements
to leave on the Savannah Valley train next
Tuesday morning.
Messrs A. n. Stokes g. Co. are now Of
fering to the trade the "Non-Nicotine
Cigar" which they have recently accepted
the agency for in this city: 1t Is hand
made and of long Havanna filler, and fur.
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them call and try this cigar.
An exchange says common alum,
melted In spoon over the hot Goals,
forms a very strong cement for Joining
metal and glass together. It is the best
thing for holding glass lamps to their
stands, or for stopping cracks about their
bases, as kerosene does not penetrate 1t.
Mrs. sinia Burton died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Isabella Neal, in Oco.
nee County, last Thursday, at the advanced
age of eighty-nine years. She formerly
| lived in this County, and had been mar
ried three times. She lived to see her
lineal descendants Of the fifth generation.
A man went home the other night and
found his house locked up. After infinite
trouble he managed to gain entrance
through back window and then discov-
cred on the table note from his very
thoughtful wife, reading: II have gone
| out You may find the key on the side
Of the step."
There will be an ordination service at
Cross Roaf;3 Church next Saturday, be-
ginning a.t1l O'Clock a. m. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. o. L. Martin.
Bring your baskets and have dinner on
the grounds. There will also be preach.
Ing in the Church on Sunday at IL
o'clock q. m.
We invite your attention to the new ad-
yertispment Of Messrs. Gossett & Brown,
the live shoe dealers. They tell you what
thew have in stock for the hot weather,
and quote few prices, which we know
will please you Give them call and see
their large stock before making pur-
chase elsewhere.
Last Saturday We had the pleasure OF
greeting our venerable old friend, Mr..
Samuel Williford, of Rock Mills Town
ship, in the city. Mr.. Williford is now
one OF Anderson County's Oldest citizens,
having passed his four score years: He
still holds his own remarkably well, but
says he is beginning to feel his age.
Collector Of Revenue Townes has ap-
pointed Joseph QUITS, Of Edge6eld, as
Deputy Collector of the fourth division Of
this State. Mr.. QUITS is a son of Sheriff
QUITS, of Edgefeld, and is young man.
The division comprises the following
Counties: Oconee, Pickens, Anderson,
Abbeville, Newberry and Edge6eld.
John Robert, infant son Of Mr. and
Mrs. J.. H. vonHasseln, died in this city
last Thurday night, after brief illness
from cholera infantum;: The little ones
remains were inferred In Silver Brook
Cemetery on Saturday morning. after sp-
propriate funeral services conducted at
the home of the bereaved parents by Rev.
O. L. Martin.
A bar room was opened in Florence last
week, and the keeper was Immediately ar.
rested. He soon secured the services OF
an attorney, who went at once to Colum-
bia with writ of habeas corpus for the
Supreme Court to sign, but before the
Court could act Gov. Tillman stepped In,
ordered the man set free and there was an
end OF the case.
A number OF young lads are acquiring
the cigarette habit. The parental strap
we'll applied would be benefit in such
cases. Of all habits it Is the most repre-
hensible, the most vicious, the most
health destroying. The boy who is wise
will shun the nasty things Gs he would
the contagion of small .pox. or the two
evils the cigarette is by far the worst.
The Pickens Sentinel Of last week says
"Hon. Joshua w. Ashley has been forced
into print to explain that he is not an anti,
and be does 30 In strong and sensible let
ter. he voted against the dispeneary, the
re-districting and printing bills. No won
der he has been accused Of being an anti.
Honest old farmer that he Ia, he thought
we were all in earnest about REFORM"
The report reached the city yesterday
that very serious difficulty occurred at
Crafts Ferry, on Savannah River, last
Saturday. Several white men were en-
gagged in It, and two of them severely stab
bed with pocket knives. One of the men,
It is feared, will die, the knife having pen
strated one of his lungs. We have not
been able to get any further particulars.
The Young Peoples Convention of the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
will meet in Due West tomorrow night
and will continue through Sunday: There
will be at least one hundred and hfty dele.
gates present. Prominent ministers and
faymen from several States will address
the Convention. It will be the largest
thing in the way Of religious gathering
that Due West has ever had.
Messrs. Webb & Webb have a new ad-
yertisement in another column, to which
vie invite your attention. If you need
any fine flour give them call and see
their brag brand, Omega" which is guar.
anteed to please you. These gentlemen
carry full line of everything good to eat,
and are not afraid to quote prices. Give
them call and you will be treated very
clever.
We are requested to announce that
congregational reception will be given at
the Methodist Church next Thursday
evening, from $50 to 10 80 o'clock. An
entertaining program of music and recita-
tions has been arranged for the occasion,
and every effort will be made to insure
pleasant evening Of social intercourse.
Every member OF the Methodist congre.
CATION is cordially invited to attend and
bring with them any friends whom they
may wish to invite.
The INTELL1aENcER has received an in
vitstion from the Board of Trustees to at
tend the laying of the corner stone of the
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College
of South Carolina at Rock Hill on Satur-
, day, 10Th inst. An interesting program
has been arranged for the occasion, which
will no doubt attract large crowd of
spectators. The faculty and students OF
Clemson College will attend in body,
special Grain having been arranged to
transport them.
The Greenville News of last Saturday
saws: "Solicitor Ansel believes that the
State Of South Carolina 10 now under q
prohibition law and does not hesitate to
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