The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-26

now assisting in reporting the proceedings
of the Legislature for the News end CoM-
yicr. Mr.. Sullivan wields facile pen,
and no doubt will be successful reporter
About o'clock Monday morning the
deep tones of our fire bell startled our peo-
ple. and the continuous ringing led chem
to believe there was really great conila-
grafton, but it was only chimney burn
ing out.
"Citizen'' Josh Ashley is as pronounced
as ever and says he is 'agin" long ses-
sion of the Legislature. Ifall of the law
makers stand like him the taxpayers will
be saved good many dollars-Ba'm"et!
Sentinel.
It's now an assured fact that Anderson
will have large flour and grist mill
Mr. A. l. Wech is at the head Of the
enterprise and it will be success. 1t will
be located near the freight depot OF the
Southern Railway.
The Lyceum Club of the Belton High
School will give an entertainment in that
town next Friday evening. An interest
ing program has been arranged for the
occasion, and the Club should be greeted
by large audience.
Mrs. Wilson Brown died at the home OF
her son.in-law, Mr.. Lark, in Piedmont,
on the 1lth inst The deceased was 81
years OF age and a widow, her husband
having been killed during the war -Four
children survive her.
Mr.. William Miller, Jr., who is trav-
cling salesman for the American Tobacco
Co., OF New York, is in the city spending
q few days on his way 10 New Orleans.
He is looking hale and hearty, and is doing
a successful business.
In another column will be found tie
advertisement of NJ. L. Willis, who is
now manufacturers agent for reliable
pianos and organs. Read what he says,
and ifyou contemplate buying piano or
organ, give him call.
Mr.. U. E. Seybt has sold his stock Of
goods and will retire from the mercantile
business. In his advertisement this week
he returns thanks for the patronage given
him and urges those who are indebted to
him to call and settle at once.
The L)wndesville correspondent OF the
Abbeville Press and Banner says: "Birth
to Mrs. J. G. Thomas, Monday, daugb-
ter. The father informs this writer, that
the new conner had two teeth to begin the
battle of life with. a very unusual oc-
currence.
The Rough and Rsady Fire Company
will have its annual meeting next Tues
day night, February 1st The election of
officers will be held and other important
business will be attended to. The Presi-
dent requests US to urge every member to
be present.
The Walhals Courier says that Mr., a.
NJ. D. James. in cutting down tres re-
Gently on the Joe Tompkins old place, on
Little River, near Old Pickens, found q
glass goblet embedded at least six inches
in the tree. The goblet was in fair state
OF preservation.
Miss Birdie Guy ton left yesterday To- orn-
ing for Anderson, where she will visit
relatives before returning to her home.
Miss GuyLon, who is one of Blackburg's
most charming young ladies, has been
visiting the family of Col. w. A. Neal in
this city.-Columbia Register, 23rd.
Mr.. f. B. Crayton, of Anderson, has
come to Newberry and gone into business
with w. A. Young &c Co., druggists. hav-
ing bought the interest of DR.. S. j. North
in the firm. DR.. Crayton comes highly
recommended. lie is grandson of Hon.
3. +. Crayton. on.-Ncwberry Observer.
II your bicycle is stored in q closet or
apartment that is not perfectly dry be
sure that all the bright parts are protected
with vaseline or heavy oil. Such precau-
tlon will avoid lot Of trouble when you
want to resume riding in the spring. Rust
is an enemy, and is hard to get rid Of
"You may spell smallpox Tommy
said the teacher to one Of the juvenile
class. Tommy made several attempts, but
failed. WELL" said the teacher, "what
do you think boy ought to get who fails
on simple word like smallpox" lie
oupht TO get vaccinated," answered Tom
my.
The Greenvilla Nems OF yesterday says:
"John McCallister, white man, haiaing
from Anderson County, was carried be-
fore Commissioner Hawthorne yesterday,
charged with uttering and attempting to
pass raised bank note. \ strong case
was made out against McCallister and he
was committed for trial"
The firm OF Moore e Wallis has dis
solved, notce of which is given in another
column. Mr.. Wallis has retired. Mr.. T.
Il. Lucas having purchased his interest.
We bespeak for the new firm liberal
patronage. and dnect your attention to its
new advertisement, which tells you of inc
many bargains hey are offering the pub
lie.
We have recently received two COM
munications without the name of the
or,b,r of o,,h Irnder tho rulo of oil