The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-25


wears preceding the war published the
! True CarOlinidn in Anderson. lie was
known by number OF OH older cltl-
ZenS.
We invite your attention to the adj
yertisement Of Joe Trowbridge Il Co.,
which will prove specially interesting
to the male sex. This firm has choice
stock of goods. and are selling them at
prices that will please you. Give them
q call.
Rev. @. L. Martin, of this city, spent
last Sunday in Greenvillc, where he had
been invited to preach the annual ser
mon before the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Rutherford Street Bap-.
! fist Church. Rev. ID. w. Kay, OF
Grecnville, occupied Mr.. Martins pull
pit in this city
Cards have been issued to the mar
riacc of Miss Marie Provost, daughter
of Mr.. S. II. Provost, of this city, and
Capt. j. Calhoun Marshall, the popular.
conductor Of the Anderson branch OF
the Southern Railway, which will take
place in the Presbyterian Church on
| Thursday, Nov. End, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Mr.. Alfred Adams died at his home
in Millville yesterday afternoon, and
was buried to-day at Silver Brook
Cemetery, the funeral being conducted
by Rev. DR.. Daniel. He came here
from Bowman, Ca, aud was about
IS years OF age. He leaves large
family to cherish his memory. lie
was an upright man andhighly esteem
ed by all of his friends.
Last Wednesday two young white
men from the County visited the city,
stole a lot Of goods. They were soon
discovered and arrested: In the City
Court they plead guilty to three
charges, and Mayor Hood sentenced
them to pay a fine OF $40 or 30 days, on
the public works in each case. They
paid the fines, amounting to $50 each.
We have received several communi-
cations recently without the names OF
the writer's signed to them. Under our
rule they have been consigned to the
waste basket. Communications must
be signed by the name Of the writer,
not necessarily for publication but as
u guarantee of good faith. Always
bear this in mind when you send a
communication to any newspaper.
/ Bill Arp will deliver a lecture in the
First Baptist Church at Pelzer on
Thursday night, Nov. End, for the ben
eft of the Church. His subject is
.sWhatever is, is right, unless it is
wrong.r The distinguished lecturer
should be greeted by a large audience.
We guarantee he will amuse and en-
tertain you to the highest degree, and
at the same time give you some food
for thought.
Anderson has furnished genuine
sensation this week to the inhabitants
of Greenville, who are gazing with
wonder upon the mOnstrOus proportions
of Policeman King, the champion heavy
Weight of the State. 1t is said that our
police commission has been captivated
by Mr.. Kings avoirdupois, and that his
$50 pounds might very well be used to
reduce the acreage OF policemen IN
Greenyille. -Grecnrille 4N0untdlnecr.
Messrs. Dean g. Ratliffe are at the
head of the procession with a prize OF
ten dollars to wheat growers in their
new fertilizer advertisement this week.
They believe in encouraging home IN
dustries. Mr.. A. L..Welch, proprietor
of the E-ko-neet-lee roller mills, also
offers prizes for the best yield ofwheat.
We wish to supplement- their offers by
giving to the winner OF their prizes one
years subscription to the lNTELLIGEN-
GER.
Tho Southern Railway will run
special from Anderson to Columbia and
and return on Wednesday and Thurs
day, November Sth and 9th, on account
of the State Fair. The train will leave
Anderson each day at $50 Il. Ill.,, and
returning will leave Columbia at G.30
D. M, The round trip fare from An
dersoh will be $500, and from Belton,
Honea Path and Donalds, $500. This
train will no doubt carry a large crowd
each day.
The Westminster correspondent OF
the He0Wcc Courier says: "The boardot
trustees Of the high school have pro-
cured the services OF Miss Ellnor
Knight, of Anderson, as second assist
ant teacher. She is boarding at Nlr. Z.
E. Andersons, which is very cOnven-
lent to her work. Miss Knight is a
music teacher and has given universal
satisfaction everywhere she has taught.
She teaches in the schoolroom i'll the
forenoons and teaches class in music
at Mr.. Anderson's in the afternoons
The marvellous demonstration OF
hypnotic power given by Prof. Lee at
the Opera House this week have at
tracted large and enthusiastic audi
ences. Prof. Lee is endeavorlnS to
demonstrate the scientific value OF
hypnOtism in the treatment OF diseases
and in surgery, and TO .disabuse the
popular belief that hypnoiism isa hurt
ful influence and q source OF Will pow
cr. He is finding wealth OF respon--
sive Subjects among them number OF
our most prominent business and pro-
fessiOnal
The Court OF Common Pleas finish
cd its work last Friday evening and
adjourned. When we went to press
last Wednesday the Court was hearing
the case Of Ellis VS.. the Anderson Cot
| ton Mills, a suit for $4,000 damages for
| the loss OF an arm. The jury, after be-
| ing out for more than fifteen hours, re-
turned a verdict of $500 for the plain
tiff. Several other civil suits were
| tried and number OF equity cases
were heard, but none OF them were ot
any Importance. 1t was probably the
most expensive term OF Court that An
dcrson County has bad i'll a number OF
| years.