The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

Two valuable tracts of land-the V.
II. Breazcalc place and the j. l.. Grif-
fin piace-near the town of Bclton.
| VIII be sold ut public ,outcry by the
| vcmbcr. See advertisement
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
serve dlnnrr III Mrs. Peoples store
room, on iir!ck Range. next Tuesday.
November Isl. There will be all sorts
of meats. oyster cake and cream. We
bcspeak for the ladies liberal patron
age.
Mr.. /. Walter Cox. IL native of Bolton
Dut now one OF PclzcrS most popular
Young merchants. and Miss Jessie IL.
sanders are 10 he lnaiiird III the home
OF he bride. III Chester. :. c.. This af-
ternoon. The bride taught in the Bel
ton High school last session.
The Greenwood Journal SAYS that Il
negro, VINO gay" his name ;,s Albert
Young, and who answers exactly to
the description of an escaped convict
from Anderson County by the same
name, has been arrested in that town
for stealing cotton seed and CARRYING Il
concealed weapon.
The Anderson Lumber Go. has been
| awarded the contract for the erection
81 Il large and handsome dwelling
house for Mr.. JAS l.. GosSctt and a
cottage Tor Mr.. j. II. James in Will
liamstOn. and also II large dwelling for
Mr.. ). y. Jolly in ilopcwcll Township
Miss Clara Shaw. third daughter of
MIR. ). l.. O. Shaw. died at the home of
her parents, i'll Savannah Township.
yesterday morning, and the remains
were buried in the Mountain Creek
Churchyard this morning. She was
about II years of age. and had been
afflicted nearly all her life.
The Hotel Chiquola is making Il de-
cidcd Improvement in the Office. lobby.
Il d toilet room. The old floors are
being replaced by marble tilny wi h
creole trimmings. The work is being
done by Mr.. Peter billiard, an expert
OF Atlanta. Ga. The marble will be
laid in Portland cement. and il will be
Il week. probably, before the floors are
ready for rSc.
y small house, in which were stored
about 1000 mounds of seed cotton. on
the place of !,ony Cummings. n in
dustrious ana worthy negro. who lives
on the Grrcnvillc road. near the city
limits WAS burnt last Thursday 'lorn-
ing. and that afternoon fire hrulc ont
III his dwelling house. consuming near
ly all OF his household furniturc II
wns the work of All inccntliary.
Mr.. Jas. Il. Moore and bride arrived
here from Anderson Tuesday night.
the !1th inst. and IL hearty welcome
awaited them within the hOspitablc
gates of the Dear Old Town on the
HILL" An elegant reception was ten
dered them Friday night by Capt. and
Mrs. W. w. Moore. which was shared
III by II large number of friends and
relatives s.-BurnWeU Sentinel.
Mr.. G.. G. Ruclcr, from Anderson, S.
G., was Il visitor to Elbcrt0n IS week.
He has cullcd from his fathers c0nvcr-
sation Il number of personal expcricn-
ccs and bright sayings OF the immortal
Bob Toombs, and will publish scIcc-
tion of them in the next few weeks.
Mr.. Rucker wields Il facile pen, and
under his. preparation, the repartcc of
the SOutll's fiery cllicftain will sparkle
with brilliant Elbcrton (Gu.)
Tribune.
The G. g. w. C. r. r. will run
special train from Mccormick to An
tlersOn OH Saturday, November ;5tli, the
day of FOrOpaugh a. Sells Bros Circus
The train will leave Mccormick at Il.
IN. and arrive i'll Anderson at 10 o'clock.
On the return trip it will leave Andcr-
son ut 6.30p. III. The round trip fare
from Mccormick and all points between
Calhoun Falls is 31.00; Latimers, 95
cents; Lowndesville, 20 cents; Barnes,
80 cents; Iva, 45 cents; Starr. 30 cents;
Dean, 20 cents.
When we went to press last We'd
nesday, the case of Flemming against
Brock, suit for damages, was being
tried. 1t consumed the entire day, aud
i'm Il
ell q verdict for $500, in favor of the
plaintiff. This being the last jury case
the jury was discharged. A few cases
were heard on the equity side of the
Court Thursday and Friday and orders
taken, and OH Friday afternoon Court
adjourned.
The "I.onlon Gaiety Girls' gave
good performance Friday night, and it
was well patronized by the mail MEM
bcrs of society. There were no ladies
in tiie audience. Contrary to the cx-
pcctations Of many, the performance
was very much more modest than is
usually found in shows of like char
actcr. There was nothing said, nor
suggested by imucndo, which could be
objected to. The objections, if any,
were confined to the manner of COSTUME
ing. Shapcly limbs were considerably
in evidence. The entire program was
very entertaining, the cncores were
numerous and the spectators appeared
to be well pleased with the "London
Gaiety Girls"
The Salisbury DaiIy Snm, OF the Goth
inst, says: ''At the annual Cpnycn-
ton OF the Daughters of the C0nfcl-
cracy III Washington olir cultured and
accomplished tOwnswOman, Mrs Will
liam II. Ovcrnan, was elected Il dele
gate to go to Hot Springs, Ark, to
represent five of the Chapters of th4
N. G. Division Of the United Daughters
Of the Confedcracy at the Convention
to be held there November 9th. This
bcspcaks charming representation for
the dear old North State. Mrs. Over
man was elected Secretary for the y.