The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-09-04


J. Louie, infant son of R. s. and Rosalie
I. Fant, of this County, died on the 29th
ult. The remains were inferred in the
cemetery at Townville on the day follow
ing. Rev. J. R. Earle conducting the
funeral services.
our .ald friend, MIR N, 49,, Ulardy, of
witliahaston township, has 9 cucumber
vine that has yielded him one hundred
and fifty we'll. matured cucumbers this
season. This is the largest yield from
one vine we have ever heard Of.
VIM. Hodges, four-year old son of
Mr.. Tilman Hanks, of Varennes town
ship, died last Sunday morning, after a
brief illness. from Group. He was buried
at Ebeneser, on Monday. Rev. G. v.
barnes conducting the funeral services.
postinIsstsrs DE- T., REQUESTED d 10 tditEiiy is
of any inaccuracies in our mail. A paper
may be misdireoted, or paper may fail
to reach the postofice, or subscriber
may refuse to take. it from the Office.
Please inform us of these paper troubles
Married, on Sunday evening, August
3lst, 1884, at the residence of the brides
father, VIM. F. Lee, Piedmont, s. O., by
the Rev. ]. G. Furman, D. D., Mr.. Porter
Dotsoh and Miss Bette, eldest daughter
of VIM. +. and jams G. Ls6, Ill! Of Fled
mont.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending September 2:
RIM. Adams, R. s, Brown, Bob. Dunlap,
R. B. Ligon, Jno. w. Harper, Joe Hem
bree, D. D., Mrs. L. "A. Hall, Mrs. Eliza
Hall, 8. c. Smith, Mrs. Sue White, Jane
WaiikEes.
For the information Of the public We
publish the business hours Of the Post
Office, as follows: Money Order and Reg
istry business, from a. m. to 4p. M;
morning mail closes at 10.18 and the
evening at 6.35; Office open from a. m.
to p. m.
The time for holding the annual meet
ing of the Anderson County Singing
Convention, which will be held this year at
Midway Church, has been changed from
Friday before the fourth Sunday in Octo.
Der to Friday before the first Sunday in
October.
Are You preparing anything for exhibi-
tion at the next County Fair? The sue
cess of the Fair depends largely upon the
individual effort of our citizens, and we
trust e19ery one will strive to make the
next exhibition far ahead Of any previous
exhibition.
Miss Mamie Todd left Anderson last
Tuesday afternoon for Waynesville, N.
c., where she has accepted a position as
assistant teacher in the Waynesville High
School. Miss Todd is a young lady OF
fine attainments, and in securing her SER
vices the School has made good selec-
tion.
A protracted meeting has been in pro-
gress at the Mt. Sinai (colored) Methodist
Church for the past thirty days. The
pastor, Rev. n. G. Dennis, informs US
that about ifty persons have connected
themselves with the Church. The meet
ing is still. progressing, and the interest
seems to be increasing.
DR.. J. II. Carlisle, President Of Wof-
ford College, spartanburg, s. c.. spent
last Sunday in the city. He lectured in
the Methodist Church on Sunday night,
his subject being the Centennial Of Meth
odism. He is an impressive, forcible
speaker, and his address was highly en-
joyed by the large audience present.
The Anderson Military School opened
last Monday with about ninety pupils on
the roll, twenty Of whom are boarders in
the institution. The Female Seminary
opened with about seventy pupils. More
pupils are expected in both schools du
ring the week. The other schools of the
city also opened with good attendance
We were pleased to meet in the city
last Monday Mr.. L. T. Goodwin, of
AtheIs, Ga. who, with his family, have
been visiting relatives in this County for
week or two. Mr.. Goodwin was born
and raised in this County, but for the
past fifteen years has been living in
Georgia. at present he is a membe Of
the police force of Athens.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe died at tho resi-
dence of her son-in.law, Mr.. Marion Ale
wine, in Hall township, last Friday, after
an illness of nine days, from pneumonia,
aged about 81 years. Her remains were
inferred in the Mt. Bethel graveyard on
Saturday, the funeral services being con-
Quoted by Rev. q. NJ. Allen. She leaves
four children and host of friends to
mourn her death.
Mrs. Alice Brooks (nee Miss Alice Jack
son, formerly of this County,) wife Of
Mr.. Henry Brooks, died quite suddenly
at her home at Level Land, Abbeville
County, on Tuesday of last week. She
was most amiable woman, and con-
sistent member Of the Presbyterian
Church. Her death is regretted by host
of friends and relatives in this County.
She leaves disconsolate husband and an
infant daughter of few days old.
Mr.. John E. Peoples has taken Mr..
John T. Burriss. who has been connected
with his business here as salesman for
some time, into partnership with him.
Mr.. Burriss is most excellent young
gentleman, with fine business qualifica-
t:ons, and will doubtless be of great SER
vice in the enterprising and progressive
firm of which he becomes member.
We are glad to see him thus establishing
himself in business In our midst and
wish for him and the new firm tie most
abundant SUCCESS.