The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-01-29

he has in stock. Be- sure to read what he
says ana give him call.
Abbeville Press and Banner, January
22d: We sre authorized to state that NJ.
F. Ansel, Esq.. the present and efficient
Solicitor Of the Eighth Circuit, will be q
candidate for re election to the office OF
Solicitor, at the primary election of the
Democratic party next summer"
The new dwelling house Of Mr.. Henry
White, who lives in Brnshy Creek Town
ship, was DESTROYED by fire last Thursday
night. It In believed to he the work "f An
| inrendiarv Ga there had been no fire abnut
.h. place for several dsya. I've house was
nearly completed, and Mr.. White expected
to occupy 1t in few days.
| DR. M A. Thompaon, of this County,
Is in Baltimore taking a post graduate
course, and will not return home for several
weeks yet Mrs. Bowen, who went with
him to have IN operation performed, has
returned bone, the surgeons deciding not
TO attempt the operation. We are indebted
10 the Doctor for some late Eastern papers.
We have made arrangements whereby
we can club the weekly Ne,oS and Courier
with the INTELLIaENCER for 50 25 year,
payable In advance Five hundred dollars
| in prizes will be awarded to the most suo
cessful raiaera OF hogs, hay. tobacco, &c
by the Ne,os and Courier this year, ana
we would ike to see our farmers win some
Of these prizes.
Our old friend, Mr.. D. A. Elrod, OF the
| Denver section. who has been subscr1her
! to the INTELLIeENCER ever since 1ts hrat
number, called in Saturday and squared
hia account. He never forgets the date OF
the expiration Of his su Inscription, and
| his money We wish we bad 10 600 SUBJ
scribers to follow his example.
The case against W. D. Colley. who GRE
ated such sensation by rhooting at Officers
Dillingham; and King on the streets one
day last week, was heard in the MAYORS
Court Monday, and was fined 500 or thirty
days on the streets He paid the fine. It
Ia the general opinion that be got of very
light. An effort ia being make to keep
the case out Of the Circuit Conrt The
prisoner was represented: by Bonham q
Watkins.
Messrs Butler & Fowler, the enterpris
ing grocers aud butchers; on Depot street.
have recently made snune changes In the
interior of their esta b'ishment which ia
decided improve msnt and more cnnven-
lent to themselves andto their customers
Since this season opeSsd these gentlemen
have butcbered over 81 200 worth of hogs.
Besides their local patronage iD beef, pork
and mutton, they ship considerable quan-
titles to surrounding towns.
Mr.. Edward Gillian, the talented editor
of the Reidsvil9tN. G Reuiew. has just
completed his Aeanvas. for advertisers in
large illustrator directory Of Anderson's
Il lona,ps naa;ps s7keaakiaes. Mr.. Gilliam's plan of
circulation for his Senger will undoubtedly
result In Anderson I. s.Eood. He. being
strong, forcibls, practical wfitel.-is is sufti-
cient guarantee that our citys indussss.ca
will not suffer for publicity. The work
will be ready for circulation In about
month
Horea Path Chronicle: "After many
months of waiting and expectancy Honea
Path is now to be linked to Anderson by
telephone. ALI plans have been arranged
| and ere another week rolls around the line
will be finished. The station at Honea
Path will be located in the store of l.. A.
d T. H. Brock, md communication can be
| made with Pelzer and Greenville. This
| will be quite convenience to the talking
! public and will save many trips to Ander
son The SUCCESS of this undertaking is
| due to the perseverance of Mr. T. q Brock.
| who has been at the head of the movement
| from the frat small toll will be charged
for the use Of the phone"
Mr.. A Turner Moss died at the home Of
| Mrs Annie Moss, on McDnfde street, last
Sunday morning, aged AZ years. Con
| sumption was the cause of bis death. Mr.
- lukn
| Moss and was engaged in business with
the latter for number of years. he was
native Of Jackson County, Ga, but had
been resident of Anderson. with the ex-
ception of short interval. for the past 20
years. He was quiet inoffensive gen
tlemap, and had the confidence and esteem
| nf all his friends and acquaintsnces On
| Monday afternoon, after brief funeral
service conducted by Rev. G. P. Watson,
the remains were Inferred in Silver Brook
cemetery.
The Abbeville Press and Banner. of the
| the we'll known insurance man. of Cokes-
bury, died at his home on Monday last
| about Z O'Clock. Mr.. Norris has been in
bad health for several months and bis
death. while sudden and shock to the
community. was not altogether nne1pect
ed M. Norris leaves many friends all
over the upper part Of the State and grief
| stricken wife aud four little children
Mr.. Norris was son of the late Middleton
| Norris, Of Anderson County, where be
WAS born and raised, and where he has
many friends and relatives, who will regret
| to hear of his death. He wHs an highly
educated man, and possessed kind, genial
disposition.
Mr. Thos. M. Brooks died at the homo
| of his son. Mr.. F. NJ. Brooks. In Rock
Mills Township. Last Friday night, from
complication of diseases, in the 70 b year
Of bis age. he was born and reared In
Anderson County. and lived all his life in
the western part of said county he j,ined
the Methodist Church in y"ung m .nhood
| and lived faithful member OF the same
until death he was gnod soldier in the
late war, good citizen, kind neighbor, and
! his death is great loss in the immunity
in which be lived. he leaves q wife aud
three sons to mourn his departure. The
bereaved families extend their thanks to
their kiud peighbors and friends for their
kind nursing and wstohfulness In his last
days of suffering His remains we're To-
John Attaway conducting the funeral
services.
Willow Camp, Woodmen of the World.
was organized In the Masonic Temple last
night by Dsputy Organizer o. Geisberg
with thirty two members The election
of officers resulted as follows: Conaul
| Commander ! L Tribhle; Adviser Lieu
tenant, J. O. W.tkins Banker, j. NJ Hub
bard; Clerk, j. 81 von assseln; Physician.
DR.. e G. Friersop; Escort, ]. Farmer;
Watcbman W. e Lee; Sentry, f. @.
Brown; Managers, W C Johnson, M l..
Bonhsm and Thos L Alston. The char
ter was left open for fifteen days longer in
| order to enable thnse wishing to join yet
as charter members without charge
After closing the charter the membership
| fee will be SIS 90 Dr. E y. Frierson will
be found at Simpsons drug store to exam
inc all applicants. The first regular meet
ing for the transaction OF business of the
Order will take place next Tuesday even
| ing, at o'clock, and the members are
urged to attend promptly.
E]gefeld Chronicle, January 9Th: "Tbe
R.v J Walter Dickson. Presiding Elder
of the Columbia District. Ia very gladi
ator In the great arena of Methodism. He
preached In our Methodist church on Sun
day night last and from beginning to end
We thought of Paul fighting with beasts at
Ephesua. The man is mHj-stically rugged
| He ia polished man but his polish is