The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-11-13

Der, aged AZ years be was SICK only aOout
two weeks with fever, and the announce.
ment OF his death was great shock to his
friends and relatives in this County.
A widow and several children survive
him.
The Brown Printing and Stationery Co.
are com fortably located in their new store,
in the Cox block, on North Main street,
where they have large and we'll selected
stock Of stationery, books. school supplies,
etc :. which are being offered at very low
prices. Read their advertisement and
when you need anything in their line give
them call.
The Board of County Commissioners
have decided to open new road from the
northeastern suburbs of the city across
Rocky River and coming out on the Will
liamston road near Eureka Church. This
will shorten the distance about mile
from that section to the city. A bridge
about GOO feet long will be constru cted
over the river and swamp.
A high compliment is paid the cheese
made at Clemson College by Hon. a.
Alvoid, Chief of the United States Dairy
Commission. He stopped there recently
on bis return from Atlanta. and on careful
examination pronounced the cheese as hne
az he ever saw. This speaks we'll for the
work of Prof. Hart, manager of the dairy
department at the College,"
While going home from the city last
Thursday Mr.. G NJ Barret had the mis-
fortune IN lose memorandum book con.
tanning Sc in greenbacks, certificate OF
deposit for $50 ON the Farmers and Mer
chapts' Bank and some private papers. 1t
was lost somewhere on the Andersonvil!e
road, between this city and Roberts Church:
Mr.. Barret will pay the finder liberal
reward.
Rev. J. E Carlisle, pastor of the Metbo-
diet Church at Laurena, s c., and Miss
Katie Roland, of that place. were married
on Wednesday, Sth inst. the venerable
father Of the groom, Rev. j. NJ. Carlisle.
officiating. The groom is well known In
! Anderson, where he served as pastor OF
the Methodist Church for several years,
and bis many friends here will join US in
extending him our congratulations.
"Bub" Bishop. young negro, entered
Miss Lenora Hubbard's house one day
last week and stole gold watch. The
police we're notified and soon had Bishop
under arrest. He confessed his guilt, gave
ND The watch and was sent to jail tn await
trial at the rext term of Court. Bishop
was sent to the Penitentiary two or three
wears ago for breaking into the store of
Moss q Brown, and it seems he likes 1t.
Mr. T. R. Lsngston, representing the
Marietta (Ga.) Marble Works, one Of the
largest and most reliable concerns of the
kind In the South. is located at this place,
and persons desiring goods in his line may
/ g. 4 a. - kbosr Int IN n0nfor with him
before placing their orders elsewhere. He
has sold q number of monuments and
gravestones here, and all his patrons are
pleased with the work. See advertisement
1 in another column.
Commissioner Mixson recently ordered
all dispensers to buy old dispensaav bot
ties at is and 18 cents dfzen. He has
been informed that some OF the dispensers
commenced.t to buy the bottles at from to
8 cents. and are putting the difference In
their pockets. AS the result, he has issued
another circular to the dispensers in which
he says that bis original instructions must
be complied with, on pain of dismissal for
violation. He intends that collectors Of
old bottles must have from IL to 10 cents a
dozen for them.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Jones
extend to them the deepest sympathy In
| the loss of their little daughter, Louise,
who died last Wednesday night after
brief illness from membrsnous crop, aged
years. She was a bright, loving child,
q perfect ray of sunshine in happy home,
| and around her we're centered the fondest
hopes Of loving parents. On Friday after
noon, after appropriate funeral services
conducted by Rev. G. P Watson, in the
| ar L. in
tered in Silver Brook Cemetery.
The Walhalla Courier Of the 7lh says:
"George Whitman was arrested bv Sheriff
Doutbit on Wednesday night In Walhalla
on q bench warrant issued by Clerk OF
Court of Anderson County. He was car
ried to Anderson this Thursday morning
| bv Cnnstables Hays and Williamson.
| Will Chapman was also arrested last night
on Tugalco River, near Ramsay Doyle's
| place, by Deputy Sheriff Breszeale on
| same kind of process, and sent to Ander'
son this morning In charge of same officers
Verify the way of the transgressor is hard"
The Elbe rton (Ga Star, Of the 9th inst,
SAYS: "Last Monday night Mr.. Hugh
| Whitner, while showing some Visi'ors at
! the electric light plant the modus oper.
andi of the dynamo and machinery, had q
current of electricity to strike his right
hand completely paralyzing the whole
| right arm and side. His hand was severe
| ly burned, but has as yet given him DO
pain as there is no feeling in his hand or
arm" Since the accident letter has been
received from Mr.. Whitner by his father
in this city, and his injuries are not
serious.
Brown, Osborne & Co. extend a most
cordial invitation to all to read their big
advertisement in this issue In the column
| lust to your left, also to call and see their
goods. They are heavily loaded In the
| following departments, and they call spec
ial attention to them this week. Dress
| goods, trimmings, silks, velvets, elder.
downs, capes and jackets, underwear,
oneita combination union suits, corsets,
gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefa, linens,
towels, doylies, curtains, lap robes. blank
cts, comforts, quilts, gents furnishings,
domestics, ru bier goods, boots and shoes.
The Christmas number of the "Standard"
Delineator is veritable surprise The
artistic cover Is rendered seasonable by
the addition of wreath of holly, the COL
ored fashion and millinery plates are
hsndsomer than ever. and the new designs
for ladies', misses and cbildren's costumes
cannot be surpassed for style and beauty.
In addition there are excellent articles,
beautifully illustrated, on Fancy Dress,
Christmas Gifts and How to Make Them,
Presents for the Little Ones, Leather Work,
Cookery and Etiquette. Horticulture is by
Mr.. Eben e. Rexford, the we'll. known
authority on the subject, and large
amount of interesting fiction gives holi.
day air to the whole number. 1t is
genuine treat to be able to procure 30 inter.
esting magazine for the small sum Of ten
cents, and every woman who wishes to be
| no to the times will find real help In the
various departments.
Mr.. George W. Long, who lives south
of the city in Hall Township, bad fire
on his plantation Tuesday morning: The
fire was discovered by tenant about
o'clock in the house that covers the engine
which runs the gin and corn mill located
near by. Mr.. Long and all the tenants on
the place were soon fighting the flames,
but before they could subdue them the
mill house was burned down, and the
shed, which onnected the engine house
with the gin house, had to be torn down
| to save. the latter. At one time 1t was
thought that the gin house could not be
| e.1aj onJ tho oin and cotton we're removed,