The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-09-11

ton to their line of general merchan disc,
and are Offering them at bargain prices.
Give them cali.
Bsrnwell People: "Mr. Hartwell NJ.
Aver, of Charleston, has determined to
build commodi0us residence OH his
plantation in Georges Geek township,
near O:ar, and enj ~ the pleasures OF peace
ful country life"
C.S Minor. of the Ten Cent Store, is
now ct Brownlee 81 Vandivers' old stand
ready to serve his customers. He will
continugs brauch stora at his old stand on
South Vain street. which will be in charge
of W M. Saera.d.
NJ. Thad < Horton. the genial manaG
ing editor Of the Atlanta Jourmai, spent
Sunday and Monday in Anderson, having
been summunsed here On the sad mission
of attending the funeral of his brother in
Law, Mr.. G. c Simpson.
Last Thursday afternoon Miss Lizzie
Keese was thrown out Of a buggy and pain :
fully hurt while out riding with Mr. n
Smith. of Augusta Mr.. Smith was first
thrown out, and the horse then ran away
and overturned the buggy.
The second of series Of entertainments
given by the ladies ofthe Episcopal Church,
will be held at the residence of Mr.. r G
Webb on next Tuesday evening,
at $50 O'clock. Admission, 10 cents.
Refreshments will be served at a trifling
cost.
Reuben Coas and VIM. Graves. both ne
groes, were committed to Jail last Thurs
day by Justice Featherston, charged with
forging the names of D. X. Norris and j.
ID. Smith TO note, which was traded to
e. w. Taylor. Coas confessed that it was
forgery.
Mr.. B w. Powell, of Hart County, Ga,
was in the city Monday with load of cot
ton, which was purchased by Brown, Os
borne 6 Co. Mr.. Powell knows he can
always get the top of the market for bis
cotton in Anderson, and it pays him to
bring il here.
Col. Patrick has Just returned from
visit to various sections of the State and
says he is very gratified at hearing gentle
men in every community where he visited
express the opinion that the P N l was
going to have an increased patronage the
coming session.
In one of the spacious shoy Windows of
U. E. Seyb BITS store are to bs seen half
dozen bolts of beautiful print goods man.
ufactured by the Anderson Cotton Mills
and printed at the dye works in Whesling,
w. Va. They will be sent to the Expo
sition in Atlanta.
DR.. Robert s. Cochran, only son of Capt.
John NJ. Cochran, died OF typhoid fever at
the home of bis father, in Due West, Sep.
ternber 2, 1895, at four o'clock in the after
noon, aged % years He had been sick
about three weeks. He leaves widow,
and an infant son.
Rev.. N b summerel, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, was summonssd by
telegraph to North Carolina last Friday
on account of the serious illness of sister.
His pulpit en- Sunday was filled by Rev.
J. r. Eiwards, Of Mexico, woo is visiting
relatives in Anderson.
Messrs. ]. W. Quattlebsum and E. F.
Cochran have formed q partnership for the
practice of law, and their card appears in
another column. They will pay special
attention to any business intrusted to-
them, and particular attention to CONNER.
cial, real estate and probate Law.
The Pickeus Sentinel remarks: "Pen
dieton wants TO don Pickens's shoes aud
Anderson's hat and little man Of its
own. Who says this IS l. . a laudahle am
bition? If the Legslatl makes Pendle
ton the county seat Of new county, will
not the Jews return to Pa!estiue?"
Pickens Sentinel: "W ]. Hunt. Of An
de.son County, son OF the late Jerre Hunt,
of this section, was in Pickens last week.
He has as fine crop Of upland corn as
Anderson County affords Ho is first
class mechanic. bu. has sufficient versatal.
ity 10 make success as fumer.'
The Barnwell People says: Anderson
paid the best price for the first new bale of
cotton vet reported in this State, 9 cents q
pound, and it weighed 1,042 pauods !"
Anderson is live town. Bro. Holmes, and
she has live set OF business men who
always pay the best price for cotton.
Tobacco chewers and cigarette fiends will
be In high clover when the war between
the cigarette trust and the plug tobacco
organization gets we'll under way. The
co with packages of cigarettes. and the
cigarettes with plug tobacco.
The Enterprise Furniture Company have
new ADVERT -em ent in the 1NTELLIGENcER
this week, and we invite your attention to
it. This Company keeps complete stock
of everything in their line, and also have
big lot of beautiful wall paper. They
want you to visit their establishment, see
their stock and get their prices.
In the competitive examination for the
scholarship in Furman University from
Anderson County, held on the 23rd ult.,
our young friend Jeter Horton, of Will
liamston, was the' most successful, and
will enter the University at its opening next
week. Jeter is bright, studious young
man, and will make good use of his time
at Furman.
Next Monday at II o'clock is the time
set apart for the organization of Camp of
Sons of Confederate Veterans. To be ELI
gible for membership in this camp 1t is
necessary that your father or grandfather
should have served in the Confederate army
or navy to the end of the war, or have been
honorably discharged, retired or killed in
the service.
Willie. the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Foster Fant. died at their home on Belton
street yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock, aged
FIVE months. The little one has been sick
for several weeks. The funeral was con-
Quoted from the home this morning at 10
o'clock by Rev. 81. B. FAINT, after which
the remains were inferred in Silver Brook
Cemetery.
Married. at the residence of the BRIDES
father. Mr.. Alex. Macbeth, near the city Of
Greeuville, on Thursday evening, Septem.
Der 5, 1895, by Rev. Byron Holley, Mr.. ].
Irene Macbeth. The bride is one of the
Green Vile, and the groom is well known
business man OF Pelzer.
The Greenville NeDs of yesterday Gays:
ION Saturday, Judge Simonton filed
decree for the sale of the Carolina. Cum
berland Gap &c Chicago railway. 1t was
contem plated to run this road from Aiken
via Edge6eld, Greenwood. Bolton, Peizer,
Pickens court house, Easley, crossing the
mountains via Eastatoe Gap to Brevard
and thence to Knoxville. The sale will
take place at Aiken, some time in Novem-
Der, but the day has not been decided on.
Colonel J. E. Hagooi was appointed
special master to make the SALE"
At the sale of the Port Royal and West
ern Carolina railroad in Greenwood on
the 18th of October no bid less than $780,
00c will be received for the Augusta and
Knoxville. No bid less than Sl,SO0 900
for the Port Royal aud Western Carolina,
exclusive of the line from Augusta to