The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-21

lucky the accident happened Just after
election. 1t is his shaking hand that
is disabled-Greenuiile Nems.
Ira Giles, who came home from the
First Regiment S. G. ", at Jackson
vile, few days ago and has been
lying critically i'll ut his home in this
city, is now cOnvalcscing, we are glad
to report.
Old "Uncle" Jonas Miller is quite
sick, and those who have been faith
fully served by him can brighten the
old mans last days by acts of charity.
His house is near the African Mctho-
dist Church.
Regiment, who died in camp at Jack
sonville, Fla, was buried ut Hcnca
Path on the Sth inst. He enlisted
from Piedmont with the Butler Guards
of Grccnvillc.
There will be. Il song service at
Sharon Church, six miles northeast Of
$50 o'clock a.. All lovers of music
are invited to attcn'. and carry their
song books with tic,,.
The Winthrop College will open next
Wednesday. For the accommodation
will run through ear from Anderson
to Rock Hill next Tuesday. The rail
road fare will be $s4.9O.
Messrs. j.. +. FAINT and j. +. Wilson
have opened very neat and attractive
meat market on Brick Range, in the
old Office of the County Treasurer.
They have an expert butcher, and will
handle Kansas City beef.
Brown, Osborne g. Co.'S. buyers lave
returned from the Northern markets,
and they arc now showing Il line of dry
goods, notions, millinery. &c, the
equal OF any shown in this section.
Read their ad. in this issue.
a regular meeting of Security Lodge,
No. PAL, Fraternal Union of America,
will be held Mt Hubbard's Hall at s
O'Clock p. III. next Tuesday, the 27th
inst. Business of an important nature
comes before the Lodge and IL full
attendance is desired.
Madame RumOr says that one of our
most prominent young men will desert
bachelors ranks and take unto himself
u helpmeet before the fall of autumn
leaves. Other aspirants for matrinIO-
nial honOrs will probably make sini-
lar venture before the year passes out.
The regular annual meeting of the
Old Stone Church and Cemetery AssO-
citation will be held ut the Church OH
Friday, October 9TH, 1893. There will
be addresses by distinguished visitors.
The public are cordially invited to
attend and spend the day at this old
historic place.
Mr.. j. II. War.llaw, ofthc picrcctowfl
section, who has been quito sick and
confined to his bed the greater portion
OF the time since last January, is able
to be ont again. For the first time this
year he visited the city yesterday and
gave lis a call. We hope he will soon
be restored to his usual health.
Rev. w. II. Richardson was called to
Orangeburg yesterday OH account of
the serious illness of Il brother-in-law
1t was his intention to preach u special
sermon next Sunday to parents and
Sunday School workers, but he is now
forced to postpone it's delivery until |
the first Sunday i'll October.
Weinvite the attention Of OH readers
Harris Lithia Water, which is sold in
this city by Jas. +. FAINT. Persons af-
fiicted with dyspepsia, kidney troubles
and other similar diseases should use
this water, which is highly recein-
mended by the hest physicians of the
State.
The cotton buyers of Anderson, as
i'll former years, are paying the top of
the market for cotton and our mer-
chants are offering their goods at re-
markably low prices. The farmers of
ncighboring counties will find it to
their interest to bring their cotton here
and buy their goods from orr mer-
chants.
'.l}ctsy Hamilton the gifted South
crn woman, will deliver ono of her
characteristic rccitatiOns i'll Memorial
Hall at Clemson College next Saturday
evening, Gath inst, Mt 8 O'Clock. for the
benefit of the College foot ball team.
Admission, 35 cents, children, a5 cents.
If you want an hour Of Nnalloycd de-
light, go and hear her.
The annual meeting of the stOclSllcl-
uers of the Anderson Cotton Mills was
held in the Court House yesterday ut
noon. and the statement submitted by
the Secretary and Treasurer showed Il
very satisfactory condition of affairs.
Notwithstanding the general business
depression for the past year, something
more than 4 living was shown to have
been earned. The old officers were re-
elected.
Mr.. Guy w Norris. of this city, has
won one of the two Peabody scholar
ships from South Carolina in the Nor
nal College at Nashville, Tenn. Mr..
Norris is, worthy, stutlious young
man, and will make good use of his
time at the College. The winner of IL
Peabody. scholarship receives 800 Il
session besides railroad fare to and
from Nashville.
The Ladies' Working Society of the
First Baptist Church in this city will
serve u lunch in DIR. DIVERS vacant
storeroon. in Chiquola Hotel Block,
beginning Mt 10 o'clock, on the day Of
the opening of the Millinery stores on
Thursday, Sept. Goth. The lunch will
consist OF sandwiches, salad, biscuits,
crackers, pickles, coffee and cake. The
ladies willappreciatc liberal patron
age.
Thn Dr,no1vfr,,., nF Co,,kI. (r,rols,,,