The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-07-10

week for the House of Representatives,
and Capt. J. Pink. Tucker for County
Commissioner.
Mr.. John A. H. Brinsdon and family,
of Charleston, is on a visit to the up
country. Mr.. Brinsdon was formerly a
resident of Pendleton, and has many
friends and acquaintance in our County
who are pleased to have him in our midst
again, even for short time.
Twenty.nire persons-twelve whites
and seventeen colored-applied to the
Board of Examiners last week for teach
ers' certificates. Of this number, four
teen received first grade certificate, two
second grade and eight third grade. Five
were rejected-one white and four col
ored.
Miss S. Elizabeth White, daughter Of
Mr.. D. White, died at the residence of
Mr.. j. M. Dickson, in this city, on yester-
day, aged about thirty-three years. Miss
White had been consistent member Of
the Methodist Church in this city for the
past fifteen years. Her death is regretted
by host Of friends.
We are requested to state that delegates
and visitors coming on the train to the
meeting of the Sunday School Institute,
to be held at Salem Church on the 18th,
18th, 10th and 10th inst, will be met at
the depot by notifying one of the follow
ing committee: John Eskew, ]. Bolton
Watson, c. O. Burriss.
Our young friend Fred. w. Symmes,
of Greenville, S. c., spent last Friday in
the city. Fred. learned the art of tYpog-
raphy in the INTELL1aENcER Office, but
for the past two years he has been en-
gagged as clerk in the c. d G. R. r. at
Greenville. His many friends in Ander-
son were glad to see him.
A new Baptist Church was organized at
White Plains school house, in this Coun-
ty, FIVE miles North Of Williamson, on
Saturday, 5th inst, with thirty-twomem-
bers. It will be known as White Plains
Church. Rev. S. A. Gary, of Pickens
County, has been called to supply the
e,hnrcin for the remainder Of the year.
The month of July was so named from
julius, the surname of Caius Caesar, who
was born in this month. Before the
birth of julius Caesar, this month was
called Quin.ilis, or the fifth month, ac-
,cording to the old Roman calendar, in
which March was the first month in the
wear. The name was changed at the
suggestion of Anthony.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending July 9Th: !:
r. e. Brown, Mrs. Rosa Brown, Pinck-
ney Brown, Andrew Clinkscales, Joe
Charmon, J. 81. Calhoun, Aaron Calhoun,
Bowden Gaines, Wade Hampton, James
Harrison, Allen Jones, Chas. 81. Murphy,
Rosa Smith, Pinckney Sloan, Milton
Thompson, Nancy Young.
aArabslla, you do not doubt my lover"
sNo, Alphonso, why shonld I?'' els
fen then: I have taken solemn VOW and
Won must aid me in its fulfllment."
"With my life! What is it9" II have
solemnly sworn to eat no ice cream this
season, Arabella.'' "Ah, Alphonso, you
shall not find me lacking courage. Twill
aid you to keep your VOW. will eat it
for both of u.s."
The Gist Rifles (Co. D., Hampton Lee
gion,) Survivors Association will have
a reunion and basket pic mic at William
ston, s. c., on Tuesday, 9th of August.
All ex-Confederates with their families
are cordislly invited to attend. The oc-
casion will doubtless be very pleasant
one. The Young America Cornet Band,
of this city, viii furnish the music for the
occasion.
The sWilling Workers Society" Of the
Baptist Sunday School will have Ice cream
for sale in the store.room formerly cccu.
pied by Mr.. j. A, Daniels, in the Masonic
building, on tomorrow (Friday) after
noon. at 6 o'clock. The Society is COM
posed of some of the sweetest and pretti-
est young ladies of the city, and they de-
serve a liberal patronage. Remember the
time and place.
Here's some advice about kissing, par
ticnlarly applicable to q young lover who
has not had much experience:
ssIf you want to kiss her neatly,
Kiss her sweetly
And completely;
If you want to kiss her 30 as to kiss her
Just pretend you're going to kiss her,
Then smack her on the kisser once or
twice."
Nobody is satisfied in this world. If
legacy is left man, he regrets that it is
not larger. If he finds sum of money,
he searches around for more. If he is
elected to some high Office, he wishes for
a better one. IF he is rich and wants for
nothing, he strives for more wealth. If
he is single man, he Is looking for wife
and if married, for children. OF these
latter blessings some men have too many,
some too few, some none at all. Man is
never satisfied.
An organization of the Fire Company
was effected in Temperance Hall last Fri
day evening by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: Chief, Jas. M. Cathcart; (;
Assistant Chief, John O'Donnell; First
Director, D. s. Taylor; Second Director,
Foster Fant; Secretary and Treasurer, D..
.Prna Sloan: Solicitor, G. 81. Orr; Sur