The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-15
Mrs. Marion E,kev died at the home

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r lool will be pleased with her work.
Messrs. A. Cohen & Co. have opened up
a first class furniture store in the store.
room ON North Main street, next to the
railroad. They will keep everything in
have the public call end zee their goods.
Our venerable friend, Capt. M B. Will
liams, of the Piercetown section, was
stricken with paralysis on Tuesday, 9TH
inst, and for q few days 1t was feared that
it would prove fatal. He was better yes
terday, and VIC hope will soon be restored
to his usual health.
Tbe'lew advertisement of MCCully
Br~Till nc doubt catch the eye of every
>eader of the INTELLIGENCER this week.
They have in store a big stock of goods, and
they ore determined to sell them If low
prices be any inducement. Read what
they say, and be sure to give them a call.
Prof. Joseph Name, the accomplished
organist at st Phillips Church, Charles
ton, s. c., is spending a few days In the
city, and last night, after prayer meeting
in the Methodist Church, gave an organ
recital there, which was quite o treat TO
those who we're 80 fortunate as 10 be pres.
ent.
The latest thing in canned meats, is
cooked sausage, which is being introduc.
ed by Fl. B. FAINT & Son. We are Indebted
to them for q can, which was highly En-
joyed. Ifyou want something nice, give
them q call and try it. It is delicious.
Look out for this fins new advertisement
next week.
Ifthe consent Of the Board of Trustees
of Clemson College can be obtained an ex-
hibition of dairying and cheese making
will be given by the students at the Stats
Fair this fall. The whole process, from
milking the cows, to separating the cream
from the milk and finally converting it
into cheese, will be gone through with.
HartweIl (Ga) SIN: "Miss Leslie
Kathleen Brauyon, who has been visiting,
| Miss Mamie Thornton on franklin street,
left to day (Thursdayl for Bowman where
she will spend a few days and from there
| she will go to her home in Honea Path,
s. g. Miss Brapyon's lovely disposition
made her many friends while in Hart.
we'll"
In another column appears q letter from
the Columbus Buggy Co.. Columbus,
| Ohio. to J.. j. Fretwel]. Mr.. Fretwell
handles the vehicles manufactured by this
| Co. y.aud is now receiving another big lot.
This Co. has q big reputation for reliable
| vehicles, and this letter warns the public
not to be deceived by purchasing other
vehicles.
Mrs. M. j.. Cummings, after spending @
month North, studying and perfectiDg
herself in high art dressmaking, and se-
curing the latest Partisan patterns, has re.
turned to the city, and she would be pleas.
cd to have the ladies call and see her in
| regard to fall costumes. She is still to be
found in the dressmaking parlors of
Brown, Osborne g. Co.
LAST Saturday night the police made a
raid o. q lot of negro gamblers and ar
| rested them. Several other negroes were
arrested for drunkenness and disocderly
conduct, and one white man for carrying
a concealed weapon. As q consequence
the Mayors Court on Monday morning
YVES largely attended, and The fines netted
the city over n hundred dollars.
G. F. Jones & Co. are now sare'y housed
In their handsome and c%ommodious new
store room in the Webb block, and are
busy opening up and storing away their
immense stock of goods for the fall and
winter trade. They have increased their
stock in every department, and by reading
their new advertisement this week you
will got an idea Of tho bargains they have
for the public. +
The new advertisement of r. s. Fill
this week informs the public that he Is
now ready for the fall and winter trade.
Every department is full and complete,
and male and female, young and old, will
find q cordial welcome awaiting them
there. Mr.. Hill spent several weeks in the
markets and has carefully selected his
goods. 1t will pay you to give them q call
early and often.
The success of the schemet 10 build a rail.
road from Piedmont, via Pelzer. William
ston, Bolton, Honea Path and Due West,
to Abbeville is practically assured An
enthusiastic meeting of those interested In
the proposed road was held at Honea Path
last Friday. The proposition to raise $780,
600 by cash subscription was literally
responded to and the amount was practi.
cally ali subscribed.
The ancient order of Barefooted Natives
of the General Jurisdiction of Anderson,
Abbeville, Laurens. Gceenville, Pickens,
Oconee, Bart, Franklin snd Eibert Coun-
ties, at a recent conclave, Go ided to sur
render their charter and dishand, the
proclamation Issued By Messrs. D5an 81
Ratliffe in another column having sat at
naught all grievance they entertain. They
will hereafter wear only leather shoes.
By order of the Grano Vagrant.
A special telegram to the Atlant, Con-
Stitution from Hartwell, Ga, under cats of
the 12:h inst says: 'Cason, Johrson Il
Co.'S livery stables and the stables of G. I.
Kidd were entirely destroyed by fire this
morning at 4 o'clock also the adj Joining
storeroom, the latter containing about
81 900 worth of merchandise belonging to
| e.. T. Brown-no insurance No property
Of any consequence was saved. CasoD,
| Johnson & Co.'S. loss is estimated to be
5000; $500 insurance. The livery sta
| BILE of G. I. Kidd was covered by insur
ance. Cause of fire unknown"
The friends and relatives of those buried
at the historic old Carmel Church Csme-
| terry, five miles east of Liberty. will hold q
reunion and have q pic mic at that Church
on Saturday. the 25th inst. Suitable adj
| dresses will be delivered and the friends
| and relatives OF the honorsd dead peace
| fully resting in the old Church Cemetery
will have the opportunity of meeting TO
| gether on this sacred spot and exchanging
social courtssies under sad but tender re-.
collections of the past. Carmel is the
mother Church CT half a dozen other Pres
byterian Churches in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Ann Smith, relict of the late Aaron
| Smith. died at the home OF her son-in-]aw,
Mr.. r A. Breazaale, near Lebanon
Church, on Tuesday, 9TH inst. She was
Sc years of age, aud had been sflicted with
paralysis Tor several months. Since her
| girlhood she had been a devoted nember
Of the Baptist Church, and was NEST
highly esteemed by her friends and &C
quaintances. Two SONS and one daughter
| are left to cherish her memory. Ga Wed
nesday her remains were inferred in the
Lebanon Churchyard, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. Chae. Manly,
D. D.
Last Wednesday night the original
| package store of L.. L. Vaughn was enter
| ed by breaking one of the large glass in
| the rear door, and the burglar carried off
forty or fifty packages of whiskey. AS
soon as the burglary was discovered next
morning, the police went to work on the
case and soon had Andrew Jones, a young
negro, under arrest. Jones was drunk and
| several bottles Of whiskey was found in his
| possession. Yesterday afternoon the pris-
oner had a preliminary hearing before
| Magistrate Russell, but on account Of in
| sufficient evidence and several technical
points raised by the attorney for the de-
tense, he was discharged.
Read what Brown, Osborne & CO. have
to say in their new advertisement about
"what to buy ''fwhere to buy" and "what
to pay" Their buyer, Mr.. W. r. o..
borne, and Mrs. NJ. j. Cummings In charge
of their dressmaking department, and
Miss Hattie e. MOVbraV in charge of