The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13


Bros, who have in stock lot of the cele-
brated Syracuse Chilled PloWs. They are
also Offering fnw ladies' bicycles at sac
.rifice.
DR.. O. NJ. Ioyle, of Seneca, died sud.
denly at Calhoun last Wednesday after
noon of heart failure, aged 66 years. He
was an eminent; pb ysician and one of the
most popular and prominent citizens of
Oconee County.
The annual fell festival. or gala week, in
Charleston has been postponed until the
week commencing December 18th, on ac-
count of the gu arantine regulations. An
derson County is always well represented
at these festivals.
Mr.. L. L Vaughn, who is in charge of
B:uepthal e Bickarts original package
establishment in this city, was arrested
yesterday under the Charge of violating
the Dispensarv law. The case is in the
hands OF The Grand Jury, which will prob
ably report on 1t to day.
4Abbevil'o Press and Banner Capt.
G. NJ. McDaviGl, popular surveyor from
Anderson County, is attending Court
He is q good looking, clever fellow, and
one of the best citizens of Anderson Coun-
ty. We may succeed in inducing him to
come and live amongst us."
Mr.. E. D. McAllister died at his home
in the Five Forks section last Wednss-
nesday, after au illness Of several weeks
with typhoid fever. aged % years. His
remains were inferred the same day at Six
and Twenty Church, Rev. VIM. Brown
conducting the funeral services.
Misses Carrie and Jessie Thompson, of
Varennes Township, returned home last
Thursday from two weeks visit to Spar.
tanburg and tIaffney. They were much
delighted with their visit, and say GaffDey
is on boom since it has been made the
County seat of Cherokee County.
Rev. J. n. e.. Snmmerell, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. will be absent from
the city next SUNDAY assisting in the in
stallation of R sv. s. G, Maves as pastor of
the Edgefeld Church. His pulpit will
probably be filled by either DR.. Bonner or
Rev. f. Y. Prsssley, of Due West.
Augusta is lIeeping sharp lookout for
yellow fever refugees, and passengers on the
G. & W. G. r. R. are almost daily put off
at wavside stntions by quarantine officer,
L. J. Hatcher. who is very strict and comes
about thirty live miles into South Caro- !.
lima. Don't u bglect your certificate If you
expect to get into Augusta.
The Liberty Beacon says: 1--WE heard
it said on the streets Monday that any one,
travelling from Pickens County to Ander-
son could tell the instant they struck the
Anderson County line by the so much
better roads they encounter. This is very
sorry CONNIE ntary on Pickeas County
that ought to be remedied at once"
Messrs Dean & Ratliffe desire US to say
that they are too busy 10 write ads but
that inasmucll as they will have to sit up
to get in new one for our next issue, in
which they will talk entsrtainngly on
guano, of which they have com biete
stock constantly on hand. Keep your eye
skinned
1t gives us pleasure to state that Camp
W. w. Humphreys. Sons of Confederate
| Veterans, Of This city was the frat in the
State to send forward its subscription of
| ten dollars contributed to the fund for
| erecting monument to the noble Confed-
| crate women of South Carolina Every
| Camp in the State should settle its sub
scription to this worthy cause promptly.
Mr.. Newton Oats, of the Easley section,
was it the city last Saturday and was
welcome visitor to the 1NTELLrGENCER
office. he was accompanied by his IL.
year-old son, Jimmie, who was wearing
pretty gold m edal which he was awarded
| last spring for being the most efficient
photographer in his school. He is a bright
| boy and upu :ually tall for one of his age.
Toad Hutchinson, a young negro. who
| lives in the northeastern euburbs OF the
city, went home Saturday night and got
| into row 18th his wife, whom he pain.
| fully cut with bis pocket. knife in two or
| three places. The police arrested him Sun
dsy morning and locked him up. The
| wife intends to prosecute him after he
serves his sentence from the Mayors Court
in the city chain gang.
Mr.. S. II Cobb, Of Decatur, Ca, has
moved TO Anderson and will engage in
| the bottling business. He is more recent
| " from Greenville, 8. c., where be has
| been engaged in the bottling business with
his brother The gates Of Anderson are
| open to all new enterprise, and all the
| power needed for machinery stands ready
to be harness ed and brought to your very
doors in any part of the city or its suburbs.
The Augusta Chronicle of last Friday
says: ''Mr. and Mrs. William Laughlin,
of Anderson, S. c., are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Shaver, Jr.. ih their pretty
new home at 1921 Greene street. Mr..
Laughlin is one OF the cleverest and one
of the best known commercial men In the
| South. His wife is daughter of the late
| Sylvester 3 eckley. of Anderson, and is
one Of the ACCOMPLISHED and cultured wo-
men of the Palmetto State"
Mrs. Winnie Hem bree died at the home
o' her son. Mr.. A 7. Herlbree, in this
city last Thursday morning, after 3 brief
| illness with dysentery, aged - years.
That a!!ern Iou the funeral services were
! held ut the residences By Rev. J. \. II.
| Summerel, after which ,he remains were
carried 20 Salem Church and inferred.
| Mrs. Hemb.ee bad long been member of
the Baptist Church, and was highly es-
teemed by her friends. She leaves two
sons to mourn her death.
DR. Theo dore Monroe, of Union, S c.,
committed suicide in Atlanta, Ca, last
Sunday niGlt by cutting his iugular vein
with small pocket knife. DR.. Monroe
was one Of the most prominent physicians
in his section, but for several years had
been vict nj of hnth the morphine and
whiskey habits. He had gone TO Atlanta
to be treated for these habits. The deceas-
ed was the youngest son of the late Judge
Monroe, and was born and reared in An
dersou. His many old friends here will
regret to hear OF his sad death.
The Honca Path Chronicle Of last We'd
nesday says: The mill and ginnery of