The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-28

A1r. i. y. Mauldln, who had the mis-
fortune to break his leg two months
ego, &c aasle to be out sSaa;i CD crutois-
es, and last Friday went to his old
homo, Pickens, tospend q few days.
Asa, the 2-year- -old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. L. Daniels, died at their homo
at Millville lest Thursday night, after
brief iliLess. The remains were car
Tied To Ruckersviiie, Ca, anu buried.
The G. A. Reed Music House an
nounces in it's new advertisement this
week that it is overstocked on pianos
and organs, and are Offering them ut
bargain prices. Read the advertise
ment.
The Furman University and Wottorl
College teams will play gamc of foot
ball in Greenville tomorrow. Several
Young gentlemen from this city will go
over to Greenville to witness the
game.
A meeting of Herman Lodge, No.
11S, A. F. NJ, will be held at Starr next
Saturday morning, at II o'clock, for
the purpose of electing officers for tho
ensuing year. Every member is urged
to attend.
A congregational meeting will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning December 2nd)
70 elect pastor, il the way be clear.
Every member of tho Church is urged
to be present.
All places of business in Anderson
will be closed to-morrow--Thanksgiv-.
ing Day. If the weather is favorable
number of the city residents will
spend the day in the country visiting
friends and relatives.
Now is good time, to set to work to
get up an Anderson County exhibit at
the Charleston West Indian Exposition
next year. No County in the STATE can
surpass US if we can only induce our
people to go in to win.
We have received q number of invi-
tations to visit the country and partake
of fine dinners on Thanksgiving Day
with kind friends. We appreciate the
invitations, and our only regret is that
We can't accept ali OF them.
The new advertisement Of the Sulli-
van hardware Company will appear
next week. The Company's store is
now sportsmen's headquarters, and if
you need loaded shells and other am
munition they can supply you.
The congregations of the Baptist,
Methodist and Presby terian Churches
will hold union Thanksgiving service
il the First Baptist Church tomorrow
at 11.30 o'clock. Everybody
is invited to attend the service.
G. F. Jones g. Co. are still pushing
their cost sales. This week they an
nounce tho many bargains they have
in their shoe department.. If you want
bargains be sure to give them an early
call, for they mean what they say.
A change in the schedule Of the G.. g.
w. c. r. r. was made last Sunday.
The train for Augusta leaves here now
at 1926 a. m. and arrives from Augusta
at p. m. The accommodation train
arrives hers at 1t::iG a. III. and leaves at
1:50 p. m.
DR.. Frank NJ. Lander of William
ston, has been appointed house sur
geon in the city hospital at Charleston,
and went there last week to enter upon
his duties. The hospital authorities
are fortunate in securing the services
of DR.. Lander.
We ara indebted to Rev. w. r.
Earle, of Aspen, COL, for late copies of
Denver papers containing an account
IF the crime Of Preston Porter,
negro, who recently outraged and mur-
dered O little girl, his. capture and his
death at the stake.
Mr.. H. 8. Todd, train dispatcher of
the Southern Railway in Columbia, in
with his mother. Mrs. j. F.
Todd, and sister, Miss Essie, of CHS
city, returned last week from a visit to
Washington, Philadelphia, New York
ana OGner eastern cities.
A new form of "roughness" for stock
feed has made its appearance here in
the form of corn-stalks and blades
together and baled. In this
form the hitherto usually wasted corn
stalks have been utilized and con-
verted into very palatable food for
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Milford have
the sympatby of their friends in the
death of their little son, which occurred
ut their home in Varennes Township
last Monday evening. He was not
quite two years of age aud was sick
only O few days. The remains were
Inferred Mt Flat Rock yesterday.
Maj. A. W.Anderson, superintendent
Of the c. & VIC. r. r., and Col. P.I.
Wells, superintendent of the c. g. G.
division nf thu Snnfho,-, Ra;i--.-. --:e;