The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-10-24

| The NJ cans company say Lney are over
Loaded in clothing and gents furnishing
goods, and have made another cut in prices
on everything They mean what they
s.y, and now is the time to buy. Read
their new advertisement carefully.
Rev. A. A. Marshall. formerly pastor Of
the First Baptist Church in this city, has
received and accepted call from the jack
son Hill Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ga. He
will begin his pastorate the first Sunday in
November. The Church has done more
than we'll in securing Mr. Marshall as its
pastor.
Last Saturday morning Mr.. George
| Elliott, who works at the Anderson Gin
merry, met with painful accident by get
ting his right hand caught in the gin.
| Fortunately the belt few off and saved his
arm. DR.. Harris dressed the wound, and
says the hand will soon be ready for use
again.
Mr.. james II. Bewley, of this city, who
travels for the Liberty Stove Works, Phil.
adelphia, has been quite sick at Fayetteville,
| N. c., for several days. A telegram was
received yesterday from the attending
| physician, stating that Mr.. Bewley was
Improving and would soon bea able to return
home.
Mr.. J. B. Mccoy, clever young farmer
| of Broadway Township, has kindly re-
mem bered the poor printers by presenting
us with sack of fine turnips of the cow
horn, purple top and mammoth red top
varieties. They are very large and will
keep the printers alive for week or more.
Accept our thanks, Mr.. Mccoy
A young lady who wears five yards of
goods in her sleeves and four In her skirt
was ''sold OUT by her father, before mum.
ber OF guests, when he pulled the puff up
| careful that her fellow did not nestle his
head on ner shoulders again, as it might
ruin the puff.
Married, on Sunday, October IA, 1894, at
the residence of the brides father, by Rev.
| N. G. Ballenger, Mr.. w. H. Mooreaead
and Miss Ella Bolt. you ungest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Toliver Bolt, all of Anderson
| County. We tender our congratulations
to the bride and groom, and wish them
happy and prosperous voyage through the
rough sea OF life.
A negro boy lost his arm while working
at the gin of Mr.. VIM. Stevenson, in
Varennes Township, last Thursday morn.
ing. The arm was literally torn to pieces
| and several gashes were made on his chest
and neck. Drs. Nardin and Orr attended
| the unfortunate negro and amputated the
arm near the shoulder. The latest infor-
nation Is that the boy is doing we'll
Mr.. John L. ecott, who has been con-
nected with the INTELLIGENCER as typo
since his boyhood, has been forced to give
IL - 4f1 !, Io1 haol h
and is succeeded by Mr.. s. L, Carpenter,
MI. Scott Is an excellent, industrious young
man, and we hope change in business
will prove beneficial, and that he will soon
be restored to his usual health.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the Corn Exercises Of
the Cooper. Limestone Institute, which
take place November 4th to 7tb. The
graduating class this year Is composed OF
eleven young ladies, among whom Is Miss
Annie Patrick, Of this city. The invita-.
ton cards are the handsomest and most
unique We have ever had on our table.
the commencement sermon on Sunday,
November 4th, at II o'clock, q. m.
Miss Lizzie Grant, from the Fork, who
was under the instruction of Prof. ]. F.
Rice while be was Principal of the Town.
Vile High School, won the first scholar
ship, from Oconee County, to the Winthrop
Training School, and has gone to prosecute
her studies in this school. Miss Maggie
Tribble, who has been under the same in
structor, won the first scholarship from
the same County, to the same school two
years ago, aud graduates next June. This
\ ,I1k fo
who is now Principal of the Lancaster,
| IS. c. graded school.
The Pickens Sentinel of last week says:
"Trial Justice Jamison has q hard nut to
crack. Mrs. Hammond and her step
daughter disagreed about calf and the
division Of the product Of o certain cotton
patch. Lawyers Long and Prince, of An
dersop, were employed, and they agreed
upon jury which last Friday heard the
testimony and arguments. but the jury
could not agree, but the attorneys agreed
that Col. Jamison should decide it, and the
Colonel has 30 far reserved his decision.
We did not learn which had the majority
on the Jury, the widow or the daughter"
Last Thursday at Spartanburg Dlspen.
sary Constable F. G.. Massey was tried for
the killing of Crawford Ballew, near Wei
ford, in spartanburg, several months ago.
At conclusion of the States testimony, on
motion of the defendants counsel, Messrs.
@. E. Prince, of Anderson, and Stanyarne
Wilson, Judge Fraser ruled out the evi
dence of j. 81. Moore, who testified that
Massey had acknowledged to him the firing
of the fatal shot, and refused 70 allow the
Solicitor to introduce any further evidence
to identify Massey who committed the
ofenae charged. After this ruling no
evidence remained to connect Massey with
the shooting, and the jury was instructed
to return verdict of not guilty, which
they did.
Notwithstanding the fact that ex-Gov.
Bob. Taylor did not reach Anderson until
10 o'clock last Thursday night, large and
appreciative audience crested him in the
Opera House to hear his new lecture,
ed In an appropriate and humorous style
by Rev. o. L. Martin. His lecture was
! beautiful word painting of the dreams of
youth and manhood and of the fading Wis
ions Of old age, intermingled with humor,
pathos and philosophy. To attempt a
synopsis Of the lecture would be doing the
gifted man an injustice, and we will only
add, that for the clothing of beautiful
thoughts in delicious language, Bob Taylor
has no equal on the lecture platform.
The following Is the game law of this
State, as amended by the last Legislature:
sThe open season for deer extends from
September 1st 10 February 1st, except in
the counties of Clarendon, Georgetown,
Colleton, Williamsburg, Marlboro Ker
ebaw, Horny, Darlington, Marion and
Berkeley, where it is August 1st to Febru
ary lst. Wild turkeys, ruffled grouse,
woodoocks and q1ails or partridges, No
vember 1st to April Ist Doyes August lst
to March list. Non. residents are prohibit
ed from hunting and fishing within the
State without a license from the County
Commissioners, but any land holder can
permit any person to hunt or fish within
the boundaries Of his own land. All per-
sons are deemed non residents who have
not resided in the State one year"
Mr.. Wilfred Clarke is closing brilliant.
lv successful engag ement in Philadelphia,
where he has appeared in standard English
Comedies for seven consecutive weeks,
with magnificent production OF eheri-
dams great comedy, 1.-THE Rivals" Mr..
Clarke's impersonation Of bob Acres"
the character which has added to the fame
of so many distinguished comedians, not
ably that of Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, is one
rivalling in excellence even the work of
that famous actor. There is something