The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-12-04

aeath IS deplored BY wide circle ms nS
trends. He Joined the Church in eori', y,
youth. and throughout his life was =
Gaa tntna9i u member. he leaves q wife and
h'e ceiidren to mourn his death.
,onda an ola gentlemen, while paying for his
| baH;ei tne other day, remarked that he
peleVed his wife would leave him ;s ho
ss; Ge,S 70 stop taking the INTELLIoEScER
nonSsioie roa,S woman, she is. If some of our
oS tha;,, however, are anxious to get rid
-, lneir wives, we would not advise them
10 stop taking the INrELLIaENcrp 6orni,
women You know, are not alike.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Maxwell have tho
~ tpIi.ny t,ni OF our community In the death
"nich occurred on last SUNDAY eveninn'
"a pIaoy OF two months. he was endesrei
~ ms parents, and The bereavamant T.
saouened by the fact that but a littIe ,n,ro
.nan ..nn TWO weeks had elapsed since thew
ohas:u eaiieu upon o mourn the death of
charming little daughter. - "
M Messfs. Green & Poppe gave the In.
| ,,ELblGENCEB Office q sumptuous oysta,
ainher on last Fsiday at their new res.
aurant' 1t was elegantly prepared and
horo showing that these gentlemen
walters in their employ. They have a
o1Grnpiete restaurant a-d are prepared To
ahofd their customers meals at auv honr
ALL az ihe cay or evening, consisting OF anv
oish the market affords. gay
Mrs: s. T.. Chaplin, President of tbo w
=. 1. Y. OF Sonth Carolina, arrived in An
aerson last Monday. She nddre ressed a
IIarBe audience of our people in the Court
mouse on Monday evening. On Tuesdav
| eSening large and enthusiastic meetimg
Corrt me Goiored people vas held in the
/ Hob,
oy Mrs. Chaplin, who was followed with n
le" appropriate remarks from the pastors
OF the three colored churches I'm fha c;,,,
MIS- Chapin is gifted, eloquent sneaker
anu her words of wisdom made dnen
impression upon her hearers.
ihey were il the moonlight. and tho
solemn witchery of the hour had touched
nlli, , out hadn't quite reached her. we
.:W1 .a:SWGiaehtaiiy overheard the following:
vo, my ii lear MISS ,i --," he gurgled, "do
any,hinS eIse sna' n the i1ys np y91 better than
a tone of doubt. "And do "a won Ggi, be,ia, nn
me me ~ well, ] suppose iii hsYe TO-
iney say, sou know, that children and
,9nis tell the truth, and you are no child.
NJ mr. ;" A cloud passed over the
moon and the young man escaped in the
Inc election on subscribing $25, 900 ad-
ultionai Tor the completion OF the Sayan.
nan valley Railroad by the city of An
oelson last Thursday resulted In an over.
very. little interest was manifested in the
eeitection, as almost everybody conceded
that to complete tho Road we wouid have
10 make the additional subscription
mere were 232 votes cast, IL of which |
t;se. Weae against the subscription. Compare
a.seiy ie" negroes voted, and, rs will be |
seen, there was not a full vote Of the white |
people. Before the subscription can be |
rendered the Road the result of the elec.
ton has to be ratified by the Legislature.
rms action Of our people ensures the com
Pletion OF the Savannah Valley Railroad |
beyond a doubt.
MIR. Rob't Moorhead, Secretary, re-
quests us to publish the following: As. |
sociute Grange, No. i, is invited 10 meet |
with Sandy Springs Grange at 10 o'clock
on. on Saturday, 18th inst, with request
wife. sister, daughter or sweetheart. Sub
lects for essay: lst. "The best mode of
improving d,"-essayest. w. w. Rus.
sell; 2nd. "The narrowing aud top.dress.
ing OF small grain, "-essayest. J. G.
Donthit. Delegates: Deep Creek-Wm.
1avis. A. B. Bowden, NJ. B. Mays; San
3. Douthit; Town Creek-P. II. Brown,
T. II. Brown. J. w. White; Ia.per-D'
+. Bowen, VIM. Quails, Jeptha Harpor
Anderson-J. w. Norris, B. L. Crayton;
Bowling Green-J. 3. Duckworth, A. l..
Garrett, w. L. Mcconnell; Hunters
Spring.. A. Eskew, John Eskew, T.
II. Burriss. E. NJ. Snipes to preside.
We were the recipients few days since
of box of cigars from that enterprising
drug firm. Messrs. Wilhite & Wilhite
The cigars are branded Fedora" ana
this firm has the exclusive agency for
tum writing these lines, enjoying "Fe-
dora" We feel as if we are in some fairy
land, surrounded by all the sweet scented
flowers known 10 man, its fragrance being
so delightful. They are sold strictly for
five cents, either singly or by the ten
thousand. Messrs. Wilhite g. Wilhite or
dered them especially for their trade, and
sell them at almost cost. Their custom
ers, therefore, are enabled to get a good
ten cents cigar for five cents. Try one
and you will agree with us In saying they
are fit for king TO smoke Young ladies
who desire to make their sweethearts
nice present. could not please them better
than by presenting them with n box of
"Fedoras."
The Anderson Musical Club and Ora.
matte Association can congratulate itself
oh having play Gu OeiOTS Ono Vi LUG laTBe5L
audiences last Thursday night that has
ever greeted an amateur performance.
To say that the audience was delighted
with the entertainment, would be express
ing it mildly, Judging from the rounds of
applause that followed each rendition.
~ venture thero is no town in the State
that can boast Of finer musical and dra-
matical talent than Anderson. The en-
was admirably managed by
Mr.. j. w. Trowbridge. Those who took
part in the musical programme were
Messrs. ], w. Trowbridge, ]. H. Won Has
slen, J. q. Cunningham, Il. G. Cunning
ham, T. +. Hill, Irvine Twitty, Masters
Sam. and Joe Trowbridge, Ben. Daniels,
Mrs. Pinkind, Mrs. Richie. Misses Samu-
ella Brown, Jessie and Nellie Trowbridge,
Lees Wbitner, Nettie Miller, Annie
and Leila White. The charac-
ters in the Farce were sustained by
Messrs. T. s Grafton, jr., T. f. Hill, Joel
Keys, A. p: Johnstone, G. c. Langston,
Misses Annie Bleckley, Samuella Brown
and Jessie owbridge.