The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-16

Rev. DR.. Frierson has gone to Nashville
to attend the General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church. which
convenes in that city tomorrow. Before
returning he will visit some relatives in
another portion Of Tennessee.
Mr.. James w. Wright, OF our County,
has. brought to this office copper half
cent, made in 1905. 1t is said there arc
very few of this coin in the United States.
One of Mr. Wright's children found it near
Six.and Twenty Railroad bridge several
years ego.
Gov. Tiilman has appointed COL D. K.
Norris as one of the delegates from the
Stats ut Large, aud Hon Jos. l. Keitt, Of
Newherry, ircm the Third Congressional
District to attend the Southern -Immigra.
tion-Convention , be held in Augusta on
30.h list.
Ms. NJ. Tanm2. Breazaals.- who has
been epending the past eight months In
North Carolina buying cnt'"n, returned
homaa few days ego aud sill spend the
summ-r months here Thnlnp has many
friends. all uf whom are delighted TO well
come bi,h home.
MIR. L. P. Smith is MAXI en- effort to
change The dateof his excursion Charles
ton from the 2o.h inst. to June 5th. but up
to the hour OF going to pres he had not
heard whether the railroad autho1itits
would allow the change of date. More
definite Information will be given next
week.
When you hear bicycle gong or horn
sound never turn out to get out OF the
way, but walk straight ahead. 1t is the
duty of The wheelman to give you the
right of way. This is an important rule
in bicycling which bioy clists and ped as
trians should always remember in order
to avoid accidents.
A few days ago Messrs. G. F. Tolly &
Son; furniture dealers Of this city, sold q
lot of furniture to q citizen of Atlanta, Ga.
The purchaser saved money by buying
the furniture here and paying the freight
on it to Atlsnta. When you want to buy
furniture o: anything else, come to An
dsrson and you will save money.
8 The Clemson Cadet Band will give a
concert at the College next Friday night,
and will be assisted by some Of the best
talent of this city. An admission fee Of
{25 cents will be charged, and the proceeds
will be for the benefit Of the Band. The
citizens living near the College are In
vited to olend their presence to the occasion.
I. All young n 40 have recently at
tanned their n,sJor. .,or will do SO before
the next election, s.ould not fail to secure
their registration certificates either on the
first Monday in June or July. Under the
law, persons who fail to register at the
FIRST opportunity after becoming Of age
are dsbarred registration and are conse-
squently disfranchlsed.
The Greengille NeWs OF the 1lth inst.
says: Miss Julia- Stanton died at the
home Sof Mr. Cocpsr, in Brushy Creek
Township, Anderson County, yesterday,
and will be buried at the old Douthit buy
ing ground to-day at II o'clock. Miss
Stanton bad lived to the remarkable age OF
los years. Her death was the result of
an accidental fall il which her leg Was
broken, nine weeks ago.
If you are looking for bargains it will
pay you to note carefully what w. +.
Hubbard, The j6weler, says IN his new ad-
vertisement;in another column. For in-
stance, heq quotes an 8 day walnut clock.
swarrented for FIVE years. at the wonderful
low price Of 81. he also gives prices on
other goods, and is offering especial bar.
him a call, next door to the Farmers q
Msrchai ts' Bank, ,and he will set you up
to q cool drink Of ice water.
i The Abbeville Press and Banner of last
week says: '0nr friend DR.. @. A. Mil.
ford left yesterday via Seaboard Air Line
for Dallas and other points of interest in
the Lone Star State. The Doctor will be
away for about one month, and will take
In the swiId and woolly West" pretty
generally. We wish him God speed and q
safe returDisto his adopted home. and
many friends. During Mr.. Milford's alb
sence MIR. T.. c.. DuPre will fill his place
at Speeds and fix the medicine for you."
The; firnn ofA q Ssnkes q ca. has been
dissolved BY mutual consent Mr.. Stokes
withdrawing. The business will be c3E-
tinued at, the old stand by Messrs. Hugh
Russell and Oswald Brcszsale. The: g
young gentlemen have an advertisement
in another column, to which We invite
yopr attention They: carry nice line OF
groceries, canned goods, confectioneries,
tobacco, cigars, etc, and offer them at low
prices. They are worthy young men, and
we bespeak Tor them liberal patronage.
& Among those who attended the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows in the city last
week was Mr.. Gerhard Riecke, popular
commission merchant of Charleston, who
gave the eINTELLIGEECER q pleasant call.
Before the war Mr.. Riecke was citizen Of
.Walhalla, .and was frequent visitor to
Anderson, where he had number of
friends, but nearly all of them have passed
lto'er the river.a He was delighted With
Anderson, and says the town has made
wonderful Improvement since he last
visited here.
An exchange Gays what is usually
termed chicken cholera is caused by the
fowls partaking of impure food or drink,
generally the former. A fowl that dies
from accident or other cause, and is
thrown into the weeds or bushes, is sure
forerunner of cholera. The flock is sure
to find the remains, and by pecking and
scratching abontit, become contaminated
and develop cholera. The only way to
avoid such q misfortune is to bury all
dead animal matter about the promises,
and to provide clean food and water. We
cannot be too watchful in thia respect dur
ing the hot weather.
9 Itis with regret that we announce the
death of Mrs. Mamie Whitaker, the be-
loved wife Of Mr.. B f. Whitaker, which
occurred at her home In the Fork last
Monday night, after a brief illness, aged
about % years. Her remains will be
brought down to-day and this afternoon
laid to rest in the Flat Rock Churchyard.
Mrs. Whitaker was Miss Stone. and
was born and reared in Varenpes Town
chip, where she has host OF friends and
relatives to mourn her death. She was
devoted member of the Baptist Church,
and most excellent woman. She leaves
8 athusband and three little children, who
have many sy mpathizsrs in their sorrow.
Two young ladies from this County,
went from the Home School, in this city,
to the Peabody Normal College, Nashville,
Term last year, have been awarded schol.
arsllips for next year. They did not COM
pete for q State scholarship before going,
as they. were both under the age required,
but have been awarded scholarships on
account of good scholarship themselves,
thus winning by their own efforts, which
is all the more creditable to them. Both
ofthese young ladies were prepared in the
Home School, under the training Of Miss
Leuora Hubbard, the Principal, and in
winning these honors have sustained the
reputation of that excellent school aud
kept up Its record, viz, every young lady
who hes gone from the Home School to