The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-22

=s.At-rthe Baptist Church last Sunday
night, the pastor, Rev. T. P. Bell, began
series of sermons or lectures on the life
and character Of the old patriarch, Jacob.
The sermons will be continued for several
ensuing Sunday nights. His sermon last
Sunday night was very interesting.
In accordance with recent Act of the
Legislature increasing the number Of
Trial Justices for Anderson County from
sixteen to nineteen, the following have
been appointed by Governor Thompson !:
Larkin Newton, Garvin Township; s. n.
Brown, Centreville; W. E. Walters, Hall.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending January 2l:
Miss Mary Allen, Mrs. Mary Harris,
VIM. II. Mcdaniel, Griffin McMahan. H.
Robinson, L. T. Shipley, Harriet Sim
| mons, A.,g. Smith (2), Us. Smith, Yir+
ginia S. Smith. W. e. Smith, Josie
Young.
Tho ladies of the Baptist Church had
thought of having hot supper for the
benefit of their new church building fund
on next "Wednesday, 2sth inst, but in or
der to have more time for preparation,
and in hopes of better weather, have de-
cided to postpone the entertainment till
Wednesday, 11th February.
~ ar I 80 ,.ooant1 t1y ,;pita5
the following couples in the holy bonds
of wedleck: DIR. James O. Owens and
Mrs. Jutda R. Owens; Mr.. j. E. Smith
and, Miss. Annie McMurtry;- Mr.. J. D.
Moore and Miss J. D. Kay; Mr.. E. D.
Cason and Miss Cordie Swords; MIR. J. D.
Stages and MISS. I. Scott. All of this
County. y.-----..-----...---- -----.----..
Married, on Thursday morning, 18th
inst, at IL lo,cleck, at the residence of the
brides father ia Charlotte, N. c., by Rev.
10. F. Gregory. Mr.. John T. Burriss, of
Anderson, and Miss Jennie E. Fromm, of
Charlotte. The handsome couple arrived
in this city last Friday morning. They
have our best wishes for long and hap
py life.' s s
Hartwell; Ga, Sun miss Annie Goss,
has large and f1ourishing school in An
derson County, S. G. She was given-a
certificate as ateacher of the frat grade,
whicllasa1ite a compliment to! Miss An. l.:
ME and creditable to the Hartwel High
School, of which she was pupil. The
examination Of teachers lin South Caro-
lima is said to be very rigid"
IRA bbeville Press and Banner :! The con.
vict camp for the laborers on the Savan-
nah :Valisy; Railroad has been moved to
the Moragne place, and work is being
done on the West side of Little River.
Capt. Dwight says the work degrading
wiirbe finished in May. and tits said by
others that the Georgia Road will begin
to lay the iron in August. Only four
miles are yet to be. graded" !
), .Easley Messenger: Eve congratulate
Prof. D. G. Lake upon securing as his as
sistant Miss Maggie Simpson, daughter OF
Col. r. w. Simpson, &Pendleton,, s. c.
Miss Simpson is graduate of the An
derson Female College, and is a lady Of
some experience in the profession, hav-
ing taught two years in the above Institu'
ton. We hope her stay in our midst may
be long and pleasant"
Pomona Grange, No. 6, will hold an
extra meeting. in this city on Saturday,
slst inst, at 12 o'clock M, to elect officers
and transact other business. The regular
meeting was not held at the usual time on
account Of the inclement weather. Mem
bers are urged to attend punctually, as
the State Grange meets in Charleston on
the 4.h of February, and it is desired to
meet that body in good credit.
The Abbeville Press and Banaer makes
the. following sensible remarks to its far
mer readers "Someof you planted near
ly all cotton last year, aud now-ayour
horse feed makes you feel sick every
time you look as it melts away. Areyou
goingto try the same plan another year?
It is not the best one. You who plant
all cotton, stop and think and figure
1ittle.' These remarks are applicable to
some of the farmers of Anderson Coun-
ty. -
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
mas notified the committee on Cleveland's
Inauguration that reduced rates for Wis
itors to the Inauguration will be made on
the basis of one fare for the round trip for
organizations of 100 persons or more, and
one fare and halt for single tickets from
points North, West and East. The Vir-
ginia Midland rates are, single tickets
from Atlanta, $23.5O, and for the military
sl7. Seneca, $2I.S5 and $l4. Greenville,
$40 and sl3. Spartanburg, $40 and s1225.
Columbia, $l7.S5 and $13.
They were young and romantic, and
although the minute hand was pointing
to 12 o'clock they stood upon the porch
gazing at the stars. ."That's Jupiter,
dear, isn't it?" she murmured. "Yes.
pet, and that is Sirius" he replied, point
ing to another star. "Are you Sirius p
she cooed. He kissed her several times
Then pointed upward and said: "That's
Mars, dove" "And that's pas" she
whispered, as footstep sounded inside,
and if the young man hadn't scooted he
would have seen more stars than he ever
dreamed Of Her pa wears 121 shoe.
School Trustees.
The Board of Examiners have appoint
ed the following gentlemen School Trus-
tees for their, respective School Districts:
ForA-W. F. NJ. Fant. N. O. Farmer