The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-23

two months, has returned to her former
post with Brown. Osborne Il Co, aud
would be glad to greet her friends and
acquaintance there.
Messrs. j. l.. Tribble T.. X. McCully
and VIM. Laughlin went over to Portman
Shoals yesterday morning to indulge In
fishing and hunting. Ducks are said to be-
numerous on the river.
Two negroes, Jim Thomas and Joe
Black, had q skirmish a few days ago in
the Toney Greek section with pistols.
Five shots were fired ct close quarters,
but their aim was bad and no damage was
done. Cause-a woman.
invite everybody to attsn6 their grand
spring opening next Thunday. March the
:ilst inst. They promise to make this the
most elaborate Of all their openings, and
it will doubtless be well worth a visit.
The Legislature at It's last session passed
an Act prohibiting the robbing Of birds
nests. and the Act provides a penalty of
twenty dollars for each offence or impris.
onment for thirty years. This &c c good
law. and it ought to be rigidly enforced.
MrA II. s. Crayton returned from the
North last Thursday, after having spent
three weeks in the interest of Brown, o.
borne Il Co.'S. millinery department. She
would be pleased to rave her friends and
acquaintances call and see her there.
Mrs. Crayton will serve you right.
Messrs +. 1. Alice, of philadelphia. IL.
T. Grant, Jr., of Providence, and T. J.
BArden, Of Fall River, all of whom are
interested In. cotton mills, were in the
city last Friday the guests Of Mr.. J. A.
Brock. They expressed themselves as
more than pleased with Anderson.
Col. and Mrs. X. w. Simpson. Of Pen
dleton, were in Greenwood for a few days
lately visiting Mrs. c. g. Walker and
other relatives. Col. Simpson is one
Of the main stays of Clemson College,
being chairman Of the Board OF Trustees.
lie was a member of The famous Wallace
House.-t;rcenn0Od Infc.r
The Executive Committee of the Beard
of Trustees of Clemson College will meet
at the College to. day to make final ar
engagements for the commencement of
work on the new building for a textile
training school. The building will be a
large one. ard it Is the intention TO have
everything ready for the operation of the
school this fall.
We invite your attention to the new adj
yertiselnent of the G. A. Reed Music
Mouse in another column. This is one OF
the largest musical establishments in the
Stste, and Mr.. Reed can supply you with
any sort of musical instrument from a
piano or organ down to a mouth harp, and
at prices that will please you Give him
a call, see his stock and get his prices.
Rev. w. r. Richardson was greeted bv
q large congregation in the Methodist
Church last sunday night who listened
attenti~ely to his eloquent and interesting
eermoa on the subject: THE Bible IL .hc
business world" Next Sunday night he
will nave for his subject ''The Bible in the
trials of life and those who may be 80
fortunate to hear 1t will, we know, be
greatly benefited.
Gsn e. l.. sonham has been assured
by Mr.. r. w. Hunt. Travelling passenger
Agent Of the Southern Railway, that lie
will have here at Anderson a special coach
for the Veterans and Sons oSWeterans 10
take them through to Charleston on the
occasion of the Reunion In that city on
April 9th mex The coach will be sent
up several days ahead ia order that it may
be decorated for the trip.
We are informed that an enterprise has
assumed a definite shape that will supply
a long felt want in our community. 1t il
a large. modern up.to-date bonded ware.
house for the storage of cotton. MI. Il. 8.
Hill is the moving spirit in the enterprise
and has associated ~i:h hh,ui prominent
mill men, farmers and business people
whose very names will be q guarantee of
the success of the venture.
That big advertisement OF G.. +. Jones
& Co.. We know, will catch the eye Of
every reader Of the IKTELLIuENCER this
week, and will be read carefully. Their
grand spring opening will take place on
Thursday, March 3lst, and will doubtless
attract d large crowd. Every department
of this ccmmodious establishment is full
of spring goods, ana I'D and young, male
and female, will receive q cordial welcome
when they call.
ifout. 6 Is. Sat;eriee, vino married Miss
May Capers. daughter of Bishop Capers
and sister Of Rev. w. r. Capers, of this
city, has received a promotion to the rank
of captain Of artillery. Lieut.. Sa.terlee
was for four years assistant adjutant gem
eral Of Georgia and is a very popular fiji.
car. The promotion Is made by reason of
the fact that III accordance with a resolu-
ton of Congress, two additional regiments
of artillery will be formed.
This morning at ID 80! o'clock just as
we go 10 press, we learn over the grape
vine telegraph line that Messrs. Dean e.
Ratlife have a fresh lot Of Deans patent
flour on hand. and in their hurry to get
out a new ad. this week a large quantity OF
it is still unsold. Parties desiring so me-
thing truly excellent and at q marvellously
low price, should lose no time in investing