The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-01-09

for she cannot afford to lag behind any
town or city in the State.
Rev. J. A.. McLees, of Ruston, La, hav-
ing been granted months vacation by
his congregation, is now visiting bis vener-
able father and other relatives In this (his
native) County. All of his old friends are
more than pleased to greet him.
G. F Jones & Co, in their new adver-
tisement this week. announce their plat
form for 1885. aud it will interest you to
read it. They are going to do their best to
increase their cash trade, aud cash buyers
will profit by going to see them.
Wade Hampton, colored, the help'es,
paralytic. is now running city delivery
wagon, and will serve the public at rea.
sonable prices. Wade is worthy, court
eous negro, and when you need delivery
wagon give him your patronage.
A certain young man in the County,
who is extremely anxious to marry, is
awfnlly freckled and homely, but he said
he recently popped the question, and she
replied: "Well, Bill, I want to marry,
know. but want man all one color"
G. F. Bigby, in his new advertisement
this week, tells you that live, progressive
grocer does not put his "sand" in his sugar,
but in his business princ'nles, Read what
he says, and IL you ,ver visited his
establishment, take our vice and do 80
when you want anything in his line.
At the residence of the brides father,
Hon. J. B. Leyerett, on Wednesday, JAN
uary 2, 1895, by Rev. T. 81. Garrett, Mr..
Will B. MoMl1llan, of Hart County, Ga,
and Miss Frances Leverett. of this County,
were united in the holy bonds of matrimony
They Immediately left after the ceremony
for their future home in Hart County.
Mr.. Allen Mcdonald has moved from
this County to Georgia, and settled in
Wilkes County. Mr.. Mcdonald is clever,
worthy citizen, and We regret to see him
leave our County. We wish him success
in his new home, and commend him to
the confidence and esteem Of all whose
acquaintance he may form in that County,
Mr.. r. Gaillard Eaton, formerly of this
County, died at his home in Chuta, Va,
on the 18th of December, OF typhoid fever,
aged ~ years. Mr.. Eaton was a son Of
Joseph EatoL, deceased, who spent his
life in the Five Forks section, and, like
his father, was most clever, upright man.
He leaves a wife, besides many friends
and relatives in this County, to mourn his
death.
Last Friday morning the upper floor Of
Hon. B. F. Crayton's new barn fell in,
killing three beef cattle and ipjuring four
or five others. The upper floor was pack
ed with forage and other cattle food, and
it Is supposed the weight was too much
for the floor. There were more than fifty
head of cattle In the barn, and it is little
remarkable that more of them were not
killed.
Read the opening announcement for
1895 Of Brown. Osborne & Go. in their new
advertisement in this iseue, aud Call and
sea the bargains that they are offeriog in
winter goods. Alec their immenee stock
of groceries, hardware and farm supplies
generally. This firm does g general NOR
camille business, aud claim to be bead
quarters. You will do well co see them
before buying your supplies.
= Yesterday after noon q telegram from the
weather bureau announced the coming of
q cold wave and storm. About z o'clock
this rain began falling in torrent, and'the
wind was very high aud rapid:- con. con-
tinued all night and at 10 o'clock this
morning had not ceased. The policemen
say the night was one of the most disa-
greeahle they ever experienced.
The INTEhL1aENoER has secured the
control in this section of tworof the hand
soonest and most popular magazines issued.
They are the STANDARD DELlNEAToR and
LADIES STANDARD, which have proved
unusually popular in every city and town
in the country. The INTELI1aENcER and
the DEL1NEAToR will be sent to any address
for So 20, or the INTELL1aEECER and
STANDARD for 81 80, year, cash in ad-
vance. Call and see sample copies.
Hard times are over, and D. g. Brown
q Bro. announce that they are still alive
and are determined to sell goods cheaper
than ever before. Their business has
more than doubled each year they have
been in Anderson, and they want to keep
up their record. They carry line Of gen.
eral merchandise, and they now have
1000 bushels of Texas Red Rust Proof
Oats at 53 cents PER bushel. Read their
advertisement.
On Monday night as the East bound
freight train from Greenville passed
Cooley's crossing, about two miles below
Williamson, two cut tbroats fred into the
conductors cab With shot guns. One shot
struck Conductor E. s. Motto in the back
Of the head but did no serious damage as
the force of the shot was about spent.
Two white men are suspected of this atroc'
ious deed and the railroad company will,
In all probability, hunt them down and
bring them to justice.
The Greenville Neacs Of yesterday, Gays:
"Second Lieutenant T. @ Donaldson, Jr.,
formerly Of the 7th q. s. Cavalry, has just
received his promotion. This transfers
him to 9Th Cavalry, stationed at Fort
Meade. South Dakota, where, at the ex-
piration of his detail at Clemson College,
he will join his regiment, ranking as first
lieutenant from date Of promotion, Ianu-
ary, 1895. Lieutenant and Mrs. T. @.
Donaldson are now with the Rev. ]. O..
Wilson, Highland avenue, but leaves on
Wednesday for trip to Columbia, Char
lesion and Beaufort"
The Privateer Sumter County, corres-
pondent Of the NeaUs and Courier, under
date of December 31st, asys: 1.-THE Rev.
D. Weston Hiott late of Williamson, but
now pastor of the Bethel and Wedge6eld
Churches, arrived with his family Wednes.
day night and was met at the Bethel par
sonage by some of the congregation, who