The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-09-26


Hill Bros, Druggists, have on exhibi-
tion one of natures curiosities, known as
the living or jumping bean. They dance
and Jump without ceasing, and make
noise similar to the rattle of falling stones
on tin roof. They are certainly Won
derful curiosity.
Rev. D. E. Frierson, D. D., will hold
services at Deans next Saturday and Sun
day, and on the latter day will administer
the Lords Supper. The services on Satur-
day will be held in the afternoon at 3
O'Clock, and on Sunday at 10 o'clock In
the morning. ALI the friends Of tie con-
pregation are invited to attend the services.
Recently we have received several com.
munications for the INTELLIoENCER with.
out tbs name of the author being signed TO
it. OF course, such communications are
thrown in the waste basket. People
should bear in mind never to send com.
munication to newspaper without letting
he editor know the name of the author.
Mr.. J. S. Fowler has an important no.
tice in this paper, which should be read
care fully by every person who is indebted
to him Mr. Fowler says he has been very
induleent to those who owe him, but the
time has come when he needs his money,
and he is determined to have 1t. Take
notice and govern yourself accordingly,
for Mr.. Fowler means what he says.
Here is farmers way to get rid of rats.
He Saws he has tried it when they were
bad and got rid of them all. Take one.half
pint of sifted meal and put into it thim-
bleful of calomel. such as Is used in faml-
lies. Mix we'll and place in small tins or
some shallow vessel in or near the place
where ths rats ipfest; all to be used dry,
and in short time rats will be very scarce
on the premises.
Everybody Is invited to go and witness
the beauty, and talent OF Anderson,s
young people in the cantata, tambourlne
march and drill, &C., in the Opera House
next Tuesday evening at $50 p. N. You
will enjoy the entertainment and feel
that you are also helping the Presbyterian
Church. The costumes and national
songs are most bright and attractive.
Nothing heavy or dull.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Narramore have re-
turned home after pleasant WI or three
months to the formers old homA Soches.
ter, N. Y. The Doctor has spentN<ost OF
his time in studying and learning all the
dentistry. which will no doubt prove very
beneficial to him. They report most de.
liehtful trip, having visited Toronto, Nj
agara, and other popular resorts.
The manager Of the Opera Eouse desires
to announce to the public that ne WILL
open the theatrical season with the celebra.
ted Barlow Minstrels on to-morrow
(Thursdsy) night and hopes to have full
hao q
utation, and those who do not see it will
miss an opportunity net often had in An
derson. Several of our citizens have seen
this Company, and all of them epeak OF it
| in very mplimentary terms.
Rev. r. G. Ligop, who has accepted the
call to the pastorate of Roberts Church,
will be installed on Saturday before the
3rd Sunday in October. Rev. DR.. Riley
| is to preside, preach the sermon and pro-
pound the Constitutional questions. Rev.
Dr. Frierson will deliver the charge to the
congregation, and Rev. L. o. Lyon the
charge TO the pastor. The service will be
an interesting one. and all the friends OF
the congregation are cordially invited 10
attend.
The competitive examination for the
| two scholarships in the South Carolina
Military Academy was held on Friday,
14th inst. Mine young men were exam
ined. The Board Of Examiners have
awarded the first scholarship to Mr.. Thos.
n. Cunningham and the second TO- Mr..
Howe Ligon. The former is son OF Mr..
Samuel Cunningham and the latter son
of Rev, r. G.. Ligon. Both are studious,
deserving boys, and will make good use OF
the time spent at the Citadel.
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Mrs. Cora L. Ligon returned here last
week, after having made All extended
Northern trip of SOME weeks. She also
spent a portion of the summer in Ashe
| Vile, Spartanburg and Greenville, visiting
friends and delightipg large congregations
and audiences with her highly cultivated
and beautiful voice. Mrs. Ligon will
spend several weeks in our city. and ex-
poets to go TO New York for the winter,
where she will continue ber voice culture
under one of the FIST masters of that city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell died at the
home of her son. Mr.. w. A. Campbell, in
this city last Saturday afternoon, aged
about go years. She had been confined to
her bed since the first of June, being in q
very feeble condition on account OF her
age. Mrs. Campbell was born and reared
in Virginia, but spent the most of her life
in North Carolina. She came to Ander-
son about three years ago to live with her
only surviving son. She had been
member of the Baptist Church since she
was IL years Of agei and had long ago
made preparations to meet her Saviour in
Heaven. On Sunday afternoon her re-
mains were laid to rest In Silver Brook
Cemetery Rev. o. l.. Martin conducting
the funeral services.
The Atlanta Journal, of the goth inst,
says: "Dr. Joe Wilhite, of Anderson,
South Carolina, was in Atlanta yesterday.
His father, DR.. P. A. Wilbite. was medi.
cal student studying under DR.. Crawford
Long when he discovered anesthesia and
quite little breeze Of discussion was crea.
ted among medical men few years ago
when it was given out that DR.. White
claimed to have been Che first one to use
anesthesia successfully. he claimed to
have administered 1t to negro who, after
taking it., appeared to be dead, and the
doctor, thinking be had killed him fled to
the woods and remained there until ne
was informed that the negro was not dead.
DR.. L. B. Grandy, Of Atlanta, took issue
with this statement and quite spirited
discussion between him and DR.. P. A.
Wilhite, the son, followed. It has all
blown over, however"
The Means Company, the popular cloth
iers and gents fnrnishers, have new ad-
vertisement in this paper, which is of In
terest TO those who contemplate buying
suit of clothes. hat, furnishing goods, etc.
Their handsome and commodious new
store room is filled with new goods,
which has been purchased at low prices,
and every article is marked down at very
low price. They have an almost endless
variety of goods in every department., and
it will be pleasure to the courteous
salesnen to show them and quote prices
to you. They have all tho latest styles
and novelties, and will guarantee to please
you in every respect. They can fit all
sizes of men and boys, and all they ask is
for you to give them a call. Their line of
neckwear is especially attractive. They
also have big stoch: of trunks, valises,
etc. When you visit Anderson 60 and see
their goods. It will do you good.
Lesser g. Cos. new advertisement on
this page will no doubt attract the atten-
fion of oyoru raodar ~ fha INTEI,TIfEN-