The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

King was reelected Steward OF tn
County Paupers' Home. Mr.. King i
a most efficient official and deserved
reelection.
Occasionally the aurora boreali
makes Il fine display in this latitude
October is usually the time foc seeing
it. Watch the northern heavens fo
the s.merry dancers OF the wild waltz
crs these clear nights.
Mr.. Cliff. Johnson, OF lIonea patl
Township, who last fall presented IL.
with one of the largest sweet potatoe.
we had ever seen, gave lis yesterday ;
hybrid potato, composed OF the red ant
white yam varieties. 1t is IL curiosity
Mr. j. L. Campbell has been elected
his room in the building and slecr
there. His duties will be to keep the
building in proper condition, look aftcl
the fire apparatus. sound the fire alarm,
etc.
The Forepaugh & Sells Bros. circus
will exhibit in Anderson OH Saturday,
the 9TH of November. The advance
agent of the big aggregation was here
last Saturday to arrange the prelimi-
narics and the bill posters will be here
in Il few days.
Gov. Ellerbc has appointed the fol-
lowing Commissioners of Election for
Anderson County, to serve at the gen.
eral election next month: State, j. l..
Glenn, w. L. Lee and w. J.. McCown;
Federal, w. a. Dickson, Fl. II. Russell
and E. W. Masters.
Representative Robinson and julie
Martin, of Anderson, were in attend
ance upon Court and paid the Medium
office a pleasant visit. Mr.. Robinson
has been coming to Abbeville for the
last five years as a witness in one case.
I-1bbeuiile Medium
There will be Il singing at Corinth,
No. 2, five miles east of PendletOn,
next Sunday, the 10Th inst, beginning g
promptly ats o'clock a. m. All who
are interested are cordially invited to
attend, and to bring "White Robes"
song books with them.
The teachers and pupils of the Bel
ton High School are preparing for me-
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next Wednesday,. 10Th inst. An inter
the occasion and all the friends and
patrons of the school are invited to
attend.
Matte j., Il six-months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Craft, died on
Friday, 30tl !lt., of pneumonia, and
was buried the day following at Mt.
Bethel Church, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. n. c. Wright.
The parents have the sympathy OF all
their friends in their bereavement.
Rev j. B. Marsh, who for six years
at Piedmont, has rendered his resigna-
ton and it has been accepted. Nh.
Marsh is a popular and faithful minis
ter, and has been very successful at
Piedmont, where he will remain for
the present. For some months he has
been in i'll health.
Miss Nettic Smith, eldest daughter
of Mr. Newton Smith, died ut her home
on Factory Hill yesterday afternoon,
of consumption, aged 16 years. She
was an excellent young lady, and her
death is deeply regretted by many
friends and relatives. Her remains
will be inferred in Silver Brook Gene
terry this afternoon.
4 large and apprcciativc audience
assembled ut the Opera House last
Thursday evening to witness the open
ing attraction of the season, "The
Strange Adventures OF Miss Brown y
IL most delightful farcical comedy.
Everybody seemed to enjoy the play,
which was well rendered. Manager
Breazealc is to be congratulated i'll
securing such attractions.
The large and attractive advertise
ment of c. +. Jones g. Co., OH the Sth
page of the INTELLIGENCER this week,
should be read very carefully, as it
contains some interesting information.
This progressive firm has most COM
plete stock of goods in every depart
lnent, and they will be sold at very
low prices. Call and inspect their
goods, get their prices and you will not
regret it.
w. H. Thacker, who has been second
ton mill ut Anderson, has given up his
lob there on account of his health.
Will says he could not ask for a better
mill to work in or IL better set of men
to work for, but he considers his health
of more consequence than anything
else, and proposes to hunt some en-
plOyment that will be conducive to it.
Piedmont SIN.
Osborne s. Clinkscales of this city,
have secured the contract of roofing,
heating and ventilating the William
ston Nj. T.. Church, to be built imme-
diately. The Church will be covered
with metal slate and will have modern
heating apparatus. Several cGntrac-
tors of other cities competed for this
contract. We think the Williamson
people have shown good Judgment in
giving the contract to this up-to-datc
firm.
c. y. King, Esu., of Spring Place,
Ga., has been elected to the Georgia
Senate from the 43rd District. which
is composed of the Counties of Gordon,
Whitfield and Murray. Mr.. King is
well known in the Townvillc and FAN
Play sections, having married III the
latter place, and we join his friends i'll
extending congratulations He is Il
Jealous Democrat. and one OF the most
popular and brightest young lawyers
of his section.
a banker on his WAY home found Il
new ten dollar bill. He gave the bill
to his wife and she paid it to the
butcher. who paid it to the grocery