The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03

| Just been erected over the grave OF our late
fellow townsman, Mr. S. Bleckley, in Sill.
yer Brook Cemetery. 1t is twenty-five
feet high, was carved in Italy, and cost
about 81 200.
A lady on the witness stand was asked
her age. She replied that she did not re-
member when she was born, all she knew
about it was by hearsay, and she bad
always been told that hearsay evidence was
not admissible.
F. M. Butler and w. L. Lythe have
bought the stock Of E. H. Poore d: Co.,
and are making changes and extensive
preparations to conduct q strictly first.
class green grocery store and restaurant at
] the same stand.
Salesdsy in November is always big
day in November, but the weather was
rough last Monday and the crowd in the
| city was not as large as usual. Several
tracts OF land were sold, averaging more
than $l2 al acre.
DR.. VIM. F. Mercer, of Greenville, who
makes speciality Of diseases of the eye,
ear, nose and throat, will be at the Hotel
Chiquola, this city, for ten days, from
Nov. 9Th to 18th inclusive. See his adver-
tisement in another column.
Last Wednesday night the grist mill of
Mr.. Oliver Bolt, in Centerville Township,
was destroyed by fire, which, it Is suppos.
ed, originated by spark from the engine
lodging in pile of saw dust. Mr.. Bolt
estimates his loss at about $100.
Mrs. 81. Mid. Prince died at her home
in Piedmont on Monday night, 25th ult.,
after protracted illness. A husband and
several small children survive her. She
was good woman, and her death Is
deeply regretted by many friends.
The Greenville News Of yesterday says:
Thomas Maxwell, of the firm of A. II.
| Parks, returned 10 his home in Anderson
| Saturday to recuperate from severe i'll.
ness. His many friends hope to see him
back as soon as his health will permit"
Miss Brooks, an accomplished young
woman, will shortly open select school
for little boys and girls and for young
ladies at the residence of Rev. w. T. Ca.
pers. Authorization in regard to tuition,
hours. &c., will be given by M. capers.
Mountain 'Bchooners," loaded with ap.
pies, cabbage, potatoes and other produce,
! sre on our streets every day. One of the
'schoonerB" on the streets last week was
drawn by yoke Of milch COWS, which
was rather novel team to be seen IN An
derson.
The Sewer County Democrat, published
at Lockesburg, Ark, by our former towns.
man, @. Wardlaw, Esq, has been enlarged
and otherwise greatly improved. We are
glad TO note Mr.. Wardlaw's success, and
hope 1t may continue. He is giving the
people Of his adopted home most excel
lent paper.
The largest crowd of the season perhaps,
gathered in our city last Saturday. There
was no special attraction, but the people
were here and the streets were crowded
until late hour at night. Notwithstand
ing the crowd, the day proved one of the
most orderly of the week. There was not
single arrest made.
In his new advertisement John T. Bur-
riss gives list of names of persons who
have recently purchased "Peninsular
Steel Range from him. If you contem-
plate buying cooking stove or range, it
will be to your interest to give Mr.. Bur-
riss call and let him show you bis stock.
His prices will please you.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Mary White and Mr.. c. Arlington
Milford, which will take place in the Pres
byterian Church at AbbsviIle on Wednes-
day evening, 10th inst. Mr.. Milford Is an
Anderson County boy, but has been living
for several years in Abbeville where be is
| engaged In the drug business.
We extend our congratulations to Edi-
u. &c IL II
| Banner. He Gays that he will not associ-
| ate with bachelors after January 1st. Mr..
| Wilson has been courting long number
of years, and his friends had about con.
cluded that nothing but breach of
| promise suit would ever induce him to
| foreake the ranks OF bachelorhood.
| More than twenty prominent farmers
| from various sections of the County have
sent Us their names endorsing the views
ex expressed in the communication published
by Farmer" in last week 8 issue of the
INTELL1GENCER. Are there not other far
mers who are ready to cooperate in the
good work? Ifso, send Us your names.
Dean e. Ratliffe, in their new ad. this
week, say that the most delusive Illusion
upon which 30 much mortal breath. is
wasted nowadays, is that of people claim.
ing to sell out their goods st cost and pay
ing running expenses as money making
venture. They claim that they don't have
to sell out at cost to make their goods 60.
Mr.. S. R. Tins has commenced the erec.
ton of new and substantial mill on his
place in Garvin Township, and has engag.
ed Mr.. Anderson Dickson to superlnteLd
the work for him. He proposes to make
it q first class -four mill, and the farmers
Of that section will no doubt appreciate his
efforts by sowing large crops of wheat this
| fall
The Flat Rock School, ak miles south
Miss Blanche Coffee us teacher. Miss
Blanche possesses all the qualifications
necessary to make her competent and
successful teacher, and we congratulate
the school on the selection. Very few
teachers excel Miss Blanche. She will
board with the family Of Mr.. j. Amaziah
Hall.
Young man. look out for mother. You
will never again have 80 true or kind
friend. Should her origin be simple,
think not of that; remember that she is
the noblest work Of onr God and is your
mother. Make her path through life as
easy as you possibly can. Do not forget
that she bore you, cared for you and tried
to satisfy your every childish whi1n.
When you grow, to manhood be ma. =
man to Others but always my boy" to
mother.-Erchunge,
Last Sunday afternoon. in Martin Town.
ship, near the home Of Mr.. T. L. Clink-
| scales, Jr., Mr.. r. F. King, sson Of Mr. J.