The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-12-19

Main Street, and ran over Mr.. J. II. MAUI
din, who was crossing the street. Mr..
Mauldin wss knocked down and painfully
hurt.
Anderson is getting to be big stock
market, and persons from all of our adj
joining Counties come here when they
want to buy good mule or horse. Our
dealers handle nothing but the best, and
they always give satisfaction to every pur-
chaser.
Rev. ]. N. Summe1el. Of TarboSo, n.
c., who has occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church in this city the past
two Sundays. preached able and interest
ing sermons, and made good impressions
on the large congregations that greeted
him at each service.
The "Little Cleaners" at Bolton, s. c.,
will give an entertainment In the hall OF
Bolton Academy, Friday evening, Decem.
Der 18th. Delicious refreshments will be
served. Exercises will begin at 7 o'clock.
Let everybody lend their presence and
money on this occasion.
The young man who does not consider
his toilet complete or that he ia possessed
Of lions courage unless he has a gatling
gun or mountain howitzer stuffed in his
rear pocket is only a degree or two from
deprayity. The man who totes gun on
all occasions Is an arrant coward.
81 want to send Christmas present 10
an old friend, and know Of nothing bot
ter, than to send him the INTELL1a ENcER
for year." said good citizen the other
day as he handed us ST. so and the address
of his old friend. Sensible citizen, and
his example Is worthy Of imitation.
There will be presented In the Lebanon
High School, septus, s. G., on the evening
of December 81, the beautiful temperance
drama, "Out in the Streets" and the roar
ing farce, Jumbo Jum." A small ad-
mission fee, for the benefit Of the school,
will be charged. All are cordially invited
to attend.
On Thursday evening, 9th inst, there
will be jolly trest in store for those who
go to the Opera House to see the Alba
Haywood Company in "Edgewood Folks"
The press everywhere speak very compI-
mentary of the play, which is full OF fine
operettas, character impersonations, &c.
Don't forget the date.
Rev. G.. p. Watson left the city this
morning for Orangeburg, where he will
tomorrow deliver an address on tho dedi-
cation of the Graded School building OF
that city. He will return Saturday and
fill his pulpit Sunday morning. Sunday
night the new Presiding Elder Of the
Green7ille District will preach.
Captain P. Z. MoCully is wearing very
pretty scarf pin, in the shape of sabre, in
the handle of which is set six little gems
Of garnet and emerald. The stones we're
found on Mr.. MiIt. McConne!l's planta-
ton, in Hopewell Township Many othe-
pretty stones have been found on the same
place, some of which are valuable.
The Abbeville Medium, in speaking OF
the Poultry Show in that town last week,
says: "John L. jolly, of Denver, 8. C., e
breeder of strictly first class birds. was
superintendent. and the success was greatly
due to him. He was accompanied by his
son, Mason Jolly, an intelligent young
man who is interested In raising chickens y
Mr. Isaac Phillips, OF Pelzer, is pro-
gressive farmer as well as an enterprising
merchant. This year on one acre planted
in onions he realized $l32. He began SO
soon as the onions were marketable, and
by July the crop was ready to take off the
land. It was then planted in corn, which
is valued at $32. Thus one acre yielded
him $164.
The Charleston Post says: Anderson
wants railroad over the Blue Ridge. She
has wanted it for years, but until lately
Anderson has been little more than q
struggling village. She is now one Of the
most prosperous little cities in the South,
and what she wants she is going to have
We expect to see that road soon aud to
ride on 1t, too."
There will be service in st. Joseph's
Catholic Church at II O'Clock next Sun
day. There will also be services in The
evening at u O'Clock, and discourse on
the Catholic Church doctrine in regards to
confession, can the priest forgive sin, and
what does the Catholic Church teach or
this subject. The public is cordially in
yited to attend the services.
A good many people have been in the
habit of poking fun at the enthusiasts IN
chicken raising, but of late the laugh has
been on the other side, for the chickens
have paid better then almost anything els'
raised on the farm. It has become evident
too, that the better the chicken the better
the pay. It does not pay to raise scrut
fowls any better than scrub hogs, scrut
cattle or scrub horses.
Ats meeting of Hiram Lodge, No. 6S
A. F. M, held last Monday evening, the
following officers were elected and install
ed to serve the ensuing year: Worshipfu
Master, DR.. Up. Duckett; Senior Warden
J. G. Watkins; Junior Warden, J. A. Hall
Treasurer, F. T. Wilhite; Secretary, r. r
Todd; Senior Deacon, ]. z. Hood; JunioI
Deacon, T. H. Burriss; Stewards, J. o
Wilhite and Oliver Bolt; Tiler, D. M
Stephens.
The merchants. the banks and the pub
lie officers, have agreed to have genuine
old-fashioned Christmas this year, and, a!
consequence, will suspend business or
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday o.
next week. This will enable all the en-
ployees to have three holidays, which il
right and proper. Remember, therefore
that all the stores and places of bushes.
will be closed next Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Thursday.
The remains of the negro, Alex. Will
liams, who was hung in Elberton, Ga.
last Friday, for the murder of another
negro last July, was brought to Anderson
by bis wife that night on the s. v. R. R..
and buried on Saturday. He made 6
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