The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-04

son County, vice j. n. Vandivcr. whn
resigned to accept the position OF COn,i-
ty Supervisor.
Mr.. Henry Brock. Of this city. who
has been suffering with appendicitis fol
the past two weeks, has gone 10 Balti-
more to have an operation performed.
He was accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. J. w Brock.
Mrs. y. f. Wilson, who has been
quite sick ut her home in this city for
the past few weeks, is now GONZALES
cling, and will soon be able to be out
again. Her many friends will be more
! than pleased to hear this.
Rev. O. j.. Martin, pistorof the FIRST
Baptist Church in this city, rendered
his resignation last Sunday morning.
to take effect the last Sunday in Dc
cembrr. The congregation will con-
slider the resi- gnation next Sunday.
The musicale that was announced to
meet at Mr.. William Laughin's Thurs
dny evening. Oct. 9Th, is unavodably
postponel and will meet Thursday,
oct. 18th, ut the Hotel Chiquola The
Saine programme will be carried ont.
We have received a copy Of Il pam
phlrt entitled "Specchcs on the race
question by NJ. G. Butler" These
speeches were delivered one in the
United States Senate, July 10Th. 1890,
and the other ut Gafincy. on july 18th.
1899.
At Il meeting of the State Board Of
Control in Columbia yesterday, Mr. J..
B. Douthit. State Commissioner, WAS
removed from his Office. He was
! charged with selling cOntraband liquor
against the instructions OF the State
Board.
itis suggested by member Of the
/ fire Department. that everybody take
advantage OF the first rainy spell to
burn out chimrcys. Iii this is not done
| there will be many needless alarms
when the cold weather begins and fires
arc started.
Obituaries and tributes of respect
will be published in these columns free
of charge when they do not exceed 100
words; all over that number will be
charged for ut the late OF one cent Il
word. Cards of thanks will cost you
ten cents Il line.
The ladies of the Guild Of Grace
Episcopal Church invite the public to
be present at Mr. Il. c. Webb's resi-
dcncc Friday Oct. 9th, $50 p. m., to
hear readings by AIr. +. +. CaperS, OF
Grcenville. and music by the talent OF
81 Il for f.nntS
Mr.. Walter Kecsc has purchased the
stock of Jcwelry, etc. from the as
signce of Mr.. w. II. Hubbard, and will
continue the business ut the old stand.
Mr.. Keesc is an energetic young man,
aud has had considerable cXpericnccin
the business We wish him success.
AIcsSrs. King Bros. propiietors oil
the Bargain Store, two doors from the
nostoiiicc, announce that they are ready
for business, and We advise you to
carefully read their advertisement.
They arc Offering many bargains, and
want you to come and see their goods.
Hiram and Ruff Masonic Lodges will
hold Il special meeting OH Friday eve
ming, Goth inst. at 7.30 o'clock, in the
Masonic Temple. Deputy Grand Mas
ter X. f. Diver will be present at the
Joint meeting, and all the fellow mem
bcrs of the craft arc invited to attend.
Married, on Wednesday evening,
September 81, 1899, ut the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Bette Archer, III
this city, by Rev. w. w. Daniel, ID. D.,
Mr.. Charles T.. Power and Miss Eula
Martin, all of Anderson. The happy
coanlc went to Abbeville Thursday and
spent u few days with relatives.
The annual meeting of the Old Stone
Church and Cemetery Association will
be held next Friday. 9Th inst. The
public is cordially invited to attend the
meeting and spend the day 1T this So
cred and historical spot. Rev. j. \. III.
Summcrcll, of this city, has accepted
IN invitation to deliver an address dl'-
ring the day.
Look out, bird hunters. DO you
know what the laws! Ten dollars fine
for each bird killed before the LIST day
November. and onc-half of the line
given to the informcr. The Law makes
it the duty of Magistrates and Consta-
blcs to see that this law is enforced,
lust as much 50 rs tie dlspcnSaly or
any other law.
Prof. James ". Drake. OF Due West,
who has been elected principal 0i the
Jones High SchOolin Greenwood Coun-
ty, was in the city last Friday and WAS
Il welcome visitor to our sanctum. He
is II graduate Of Ersllinc. 4 worthy, cli-
crgctic young man, and the patrons OF
the Jones school have done we'll to- oSr-
cure his services.
The prevalence OF malaria in several
sections or the County. notably along
the creeks and rivers, should be an OBJ
jcct lesson to landowners along. all
streams in tic County toditcli out their
bottoms this fall, plough them up deep
" and I'LL low to freeze this winter: I'm
less this is done, those who live i'll the
vicinity will continue 10 he troubled
with chillS and fever.
rllc two-cDlunIn advertisement OF Il.
.. Evans & Co. on our first page this
week should be read carefully by l':,-
rents and especially the male scN:
This firm is making Il speciality OF boys
clothing, and have IN immense stock
OF shoes, clothing. hats. gents furnish
Ing goods. etc. AMI will maI>c il To
your interest 10 give them Il call. see
their goods anil get their prices.
Denialnn Owens, of t!;is County. WHO
| was cUnviclcdo of manslau:iltrt IN .liinc