The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-15

valuable information.
Geo. e Prince, E.a. OF this CITY. was
one OF the lay delegates 10 the South Caro-
lima Conference. which met in Florenc ca
last week, aud was elected delegate to
the General Conference
The infant son of f. NJ. Morris died last
Wednesday night. It's brain he'd been
affected for some Tins. The remains were
inferred at Roberts Church in Anderson
nty.-Lioerty Beucom.
Ifyou ars looking for useful and ammo
PIRATE Christmas presents for your rela-
lives, friends or your sweetheart. Won
should read the advertisement OF Brown.
Osborne & Co. in this issue.
The annual meeting of Chiquols Lodge.
knights of Pythias, will be held Friday
evening, at 7.30 o'clock. All the members
are urged to attend, as business OF impor.
tance will come before the Lodge.
by Rev. N. G. Wright, at the residence OF
the brides father. Mr.. CLAYTON Chastina
Mr.. Charlie Taylor and Mics Florence
Chsstine, both of Anderson County.
While you are out shopping and look
Jones d Co. q call. In their new adver
tisement this week they call attention to
their stock of useful Christmes presents.
Read it.
That man Minor, OF the Ten Cent Store.
anncunces In his new advertisement this
week that Santa Claus has made his hoad
quarters with him, and that his shelves
ara crowded with Christmas goods for
young and old.
The Christmas choppers will have little
difficulty in finding articles to their lik :
tngs, II the assortment OF toye and Chris.
mes novelties in the stores Of Anderson
are to be judged by the displays In the
show windows.
We have clubbing arrangements With
the Charleston Weekly News aud Courier.
the Atlanta Weekly Constitution, the At
ianta Weekly journal, the St. Louis Re-
public. the Southern Cultivator and the
Home and Farm
Osborne & Clinkscales have "A line of
pretty and USEFUL goods for ths Christmas
trade, az you will see by reading their new
advertisement this week Give them q
call and see their stock. Their goods and
prices will please you.
There is plenty OF wbiskey in the dis
pensary and original package stores here,
bnt it is seldom that we see drunken man
on our streets. The people are realizing
tho ignomy &C ceG:cHkeIness ant; aTo Rrni u
ally giving the dfunkard the go by.
A commission for charter has been
issned by the Secretary Of State to the Far.
mers' Loan and Trust Company of An
dereon, the capital stock Of which ia $50.
600. The Corporatora are: e. A Sn;yth5.
III. r. McGee, G. w. Evans. e p. Sloan.
y. j: Watson, John @. Watkins, VIM.
Laughlin, r. s. Hill.
The alarm of firesounded about 7 O'Clock
yesterday evening, and was caused by a
lamp being accidentally overturned in the
room OF Mr.. Samuel Brown, in the Borg
responded promptly but their services
were not needed, es :he blaze was eoou ex-
tinguished. No damage resulted.
Mr.. o. H P. FAINT bought the residence
OF the late Judge ]. J. Norton in Waihalla
estate on last Monday. It is understood
Mr.. FAINT and his wife intend to move to
WalhalIa In January next, and make their
home here In the future. A hearty vel.
come awaits them --Keoipee Courier.
The Seneca correspondent og the Wal.
halla Courier. under date Of the 7th inst.,
says: And still the stealing goes on A
bale OF cotton was stolen from Mr.. J. H.
Brock, whose homo Is near Pendleton,
early this morning, by negro who work.
ed on the place. A telegram wac sent Mr..
the negro. He was captured without much
difficulty and The cotton taken back to
At meeting Of the City Council yester-
say a5ssE.yo" tho ioil1w:pg tese.:::=R
and Aldermen of the eity Of Ande-scn In
Council assembled and By authority OF
same, that We recommend thes sll Der.
sons within the corporate limits ofthe
city OF Anderson, s.. @. be vaccinated at
the earliest time possible" This is an
important matter and our people should
carry out the recommendation of the citv
authorities.
On Monday last Joe Brown, coIored.
about thirty-five years old. an operative in
the Excelsior Oh Mill ginnery. was caught
on ptece OF Bhafting, whirled over and
over and thrown against a post. Oae OF
the sqaIi bones OF the leg was broken and
he was considerably bruised. DR.. Harris
repaired his injuries and he is now doing
all right. This accident wac caused By 8
pair OF ragged over-alls, ehreds of which
were caught and quickly twisted around
The shaiting.
The Abbeville Press and Banner, saws:
The railroads have reduced freight ION
manufactured go0da from this section from
sixty cents t0 forty nine cents per hundred
pounds to Philadelphia, New YORK and
Boston. This ect no doubt, buries the
Abbeville. Due West. Bolton and Peizer
.salIr0ad. Tie reduction In freight will
Ia the aggregate amount to en- enormous
sum-forty or Afty dollsrs week for Ab
beviile's little mill. The saving Tor the
!arge establishments Of Piedmont and
=enla make Sc>a foEtuns sssry
RR.'
Tho Cotton Growers Association, which
ves organized in this city on Salesdey.
adjourned TO meet again next Monday, :
Will DO sean by referring to the call Of
Preaident ID n Norris in another column.
The meeting should be well attended, as
report will be made from the onvention
now in session In Atlanta. All of our peo.
pie ere interested in this subject, and An.
tereOn County must be in line ready for
action when the time comes. Come to the
neetiDg nnd lend it your encouYagement
aud assistance
In addition TO the regular holiday ex
cursion. rates, tho Charleston Sc Western
Carolina Railway will cell excursion tick
ets. fEst class, to Augusta. Ga, at rate OF
Four cents per mile for the round trip. and
second class tickets at rate OF three and
one-haif cents per nails for the round trip.