The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-01
THE INTEL GENOEIR.
LOCAL MATTERS.
rlRIER nrENTInM.
sMf. ]. %. Mcdaniel and wife, OF Allatoona,
Ga, are visiting relatives In Anderson.

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Bryan, ESD, Mr. L. O. Burton and Miss
I 81. J, latham. ~ 2,
SEQ the advertisement OF Mrs. G.. r. Mur.
/, rays school for young ladies, which appears
in another column this week.
Married, December oath. 1879. by ]. T..
Bryan, Esq, Mr. w, p. Carnes and Miss
(. Matte Hall. All of. Anderson County,
A dozen OF second c,op apples. varyina
in size from a partridge egg 10 that of q turs.
Key, esg, were gathgSel nom q tgao IN the
2 garden OF Mrs. v. Buffiss last weak.
Mrs.. a. A-,ssssSSss, az Camden, formerly
Of Anderson, has been in our midst aeve.ai
days. He is the senior OF the firm of Meaafs.
Arnstein % Rose, . man Of fine business
qualifications and still likes Anderson.
The Sons Of Temperance and knights of
Honor have moved into their new hall over
? the store of Messrs. "A. 3. Towers & Co. II
is neat, comfortable hall, and will accom-
modate Beventy-f five or hundred persons.
The Sunday School meeting in the Meth
odist Church on Sunday afternoon will be
addressed by Raya. Drs. FrieTson and Jones,
and probably Others. The Sunday Schools
, of the town and public generally are invited
to attend. g5eg
The citizens of Broadway township are
requested TO meet at the new school house
instant. TO confer with the school trustees
In regard TO the manner of conducting the
!. FREQ schools the ensuing year.
Mr.. Jesse Ashley had his leg broken on
Christmas day at Holea Path BY his horse
falling back wards. with him. His injuries
]; were very serious. but we are glad to learn
aud TINT It is hoped he will recover without
the loss of his leg
srbo r,o,,1, !. !, =. r... : a, .
$ Methodist Church will be held on next
Saturday. Rev. s.. b. Jones, D. D., Presid-
ing Elder, will be present, and will preach
on Sunday morning end evening. The
Lords Supper will DO administered after
the morning service.
On last Friday o son of Mr.. P. A. Masters
: received painful wound in his head face
and neck by the accidental discharge of @
/ shot gun in the hands of son OF Mr.. J.. II.
Masters. They were standing about twenty
steps apart, and it is surprising that the
wound was not more dangerous.
We wnnld call attention 10 Tho ndvertisa-
ment Of Rev. l.. M. Ayers school for young
ladies, which opens on the 9Th inst. Gen.
aver, is gentleman Of scholarly attain.
mentH, and Is every way qualified to make
an accomplished teacher. We regret that
extended notice of this school, the particu-
lars concerning which will be found In the
advertisement. 5s .5sg
An Interesting meeting of the stock
holders of the Anderson Educational
Association was held In the Cont House
on Monday last The following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year, viz 4.
PRESIDENT, w. W. Humphreys Directors,
2 q. Breazeale, r. r. Divver, ID. s.. Max
well Z N. x. Sullivan, s.. BlecS. icy, q. 4 r..
Tolly, John 3. Watson, a. B. Towers. J.
w Norris, It. AZ. White, B. r. Whitner,
w. H Nar6in.
Our citszens " n have the opportunity of
whitening q heauti ful ight this Thursday
evening by the ascension of meteoric bal
doom, which viii take place on the public
Square at 8 O'clock. Six pieces of fireworks
at different times, the first display occurring
at fhe height OF three or four hundred feek,i
5 I iiS baiiuuls vii. ta ssiaue ana sent up by.
Mr, IS. g. Ritz, who extends cordial in
vitation to the public generally and the
IEdes I'D especially To- 90 present and witness
TIE Palmetto Band giil discourse music
and ;;ff Che weather is favorable the OCCASION
will ts one of unusual interest.
We are / sqsed to announce TO our citi-
zerS that the course OF lectures which has
been inRugurated by the Ladies' Sewing
Society of the Baptist Church will ba re-
susned with the opening year, and continue
thressA tbs sinter and spring months.
Col. y. 81: Rucker Will lecture on next
Tuesday night at tho new Temperance Hail,
ttt 7:30 CLOCK. Subject The Uses and
3 Abuses of Discussion Admission, 10 Ten s..
We arc glad to hear TINT our citizens gem
orally commend the Ladies' Society for,
tlicir movement In giving our people ouch
favorable opportunities OF culture from the
platform. Let every one try TO attend and
thps establish the lecture, sys stein on q good
basiS in old Anderson. 4 8 & &.
One OF the most plessai.s occasions the
z people OF Anderson have enjoyed during
the holidays tbns have Just closed Tae the
pound party in Temperance Hall on Mon-
day evening under the auspices of the Tenn.
perance Division. It was asuccess in every,
number OF both yonng and old. Tile little
children of five and the grand parents of
: 81 xty years, and thoss of intermediate ages,
were preasi and every oue seemed to eri-
i ter into; the spleasuEe Of the occasion with
"a lively interest, and nothing occurred during
!. the eyenipg 70 nnr the pleasure OF anyone.
Wqs 5siy9iit o o'cl 1ck, and
wins laden with an abundniice of delicacies
ofeveFY descrintf ion. The election for the
pretsiast and most popular young ledies
totte for popn nlarity and Miss Maggie Evans
for beauty. Tine Evans Cofnet band was
present and added muck TO tho pleasures
of The evening. The party broke up about
1ol O'CLOCK everybody being hill, L; al se.l
d wila the Yening' q ente tainment.
The death sefs kIfs. w II. Baker, iornSeriy
4 Miss Com " 81 hites and daughter OF DR..
r. g Al. Wilhite Of Anderson III iich oc-
CURED on last Friday as the residence of
3 her husband in the city OF Atiaatu, Go.
from heart disease, alter an Illness Of seva-.
5sl weeks; raused very sincere aud daen re-,
gfet III cur community, where Che deceased
LEFT many companions aud friends isy lsoti
alic wns greatly bel 0yesi and admired for the
: beautif1l and uGble qualities OF mind and
& sitsarE leis had piia effxed her from
schil o19 To slie ef hes death Young
alad itesi, tlie uIl ornss4
Christian, she was aia exsyllpie Is 90 elaula.
ted by those iaFOund nor; . devoted wife
aud Is fond tlef size was the comfort and
: j,ss and delight OF the hnppy domestic cir
rlnss Death, however, 7gitlt tfiexorahie
Entsd in tho morning. Sef life+ ere her Young.
3 ise had reached Is meridian, iief relatives
alst; friend iiave Teeft t1iie5 10 foilOW her
biaE IN the tomb. = er death Has rs calm.
t11it Elssltlln I'd lleTl 6 lsls l. < 4
atioua. re iiineri.i vices were
~ ea ~, tho W ytssl ghapsl IN Al
slaiisn aud OH Monday tie remains ware
ilfotlglst TO on and iflseffed in tiia
ksap ptist cemetery osI ruts lay aftSrslostsl,
afler VERY sctGuif ard appTsipfi ins q SERVICES
at fsie crave bS levs,s ts X ana nsid
.. S hls,rFay, In The Sfca of Il iatsa
ulI,s1eer OF ladies' and gAsfslein on " no Ifad
asS<cltih led 20 a,sIy mi lass tttbate TO their
lglplssttes frisllsi.
sssanss lSssttafs.