The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-06-11
BRIEF MENTION,

BRIEF MENTION,
Reports from all sections of the County
nav the crops are looking we'll.
Court conyenes next Monday. The ju
rors and witnesses should be promptly
on hand.
It is said that the sting of a hornet will
cure rheumatism, or at least make one
forgetit. Try it.
The subject of DR.. Frierson's discourse
next Sunday will be ''The Sabbath Day
!. and its observance"
Some .ssolid factsn are presented in
Messrs. Means q McGee's advertisement
to which your attention is respectfully
invited.
School teachers now enjoy the much
needed rest from their labors, but the
work Of. the editor and the printer go on
forever.
We were pleased to receive call from
our former fellow-townsman, Columbus
Wardlaw, Esq, Of Jefferson, Ga, last
Monday.
A grand masquerade skating carnival
viii take place at Mr.. o. ). Moores skat-
ing Rink next Wednesday evening. It
win be an enjoyable occasion.
That reliable old merchant, Mr.. A. B.
Towers, is offering rare bargains in dry
goods, shoes; groceries, &c, to cash buy
ers. Read his advertisement.
Some of our farmers are harvesting
their wheat and oats. It is said that the
wheat crop will turn out much better
than was anticipated q month or two ago:
Money is close, observes an exchange.
1t may be, but for our own part v would
not object to its being q little closer; just
about close enough to. get-close enough,
30 to speak.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending June 10th
Benjamin Campbell, Anie Darkep, Dan'l
Ncswett. James McGrath. D. =. West,
Mr.. selena Williams.
The friends Of Mrs. G. R. Murray and
pupils are invited to attend an Opcretta
to be rendered by, the pupils this (Thurs-
day. evening at the residence Of ReY. j..
8. Murray at 81 o'clock.
The multitude or Gen. Green's forces
and his commanding appearance just
now is giving our farmers some anxiety.
Let the. General be killed out or the far
mers will be seriously wounded.
Mary Hunter, q colored woman in the
employ Of Mr.. A. H. Osborne, died sud-
denly in the city last Saturday night.
She attended to her usual duties at supper
time, and by II o'clock was corpse.
The Abbeyille Medium says that DR.. e.
D..Frierson, OF Antreville, has perfected
an ingenious and useful attachment for
buggies and carriages which will add
much to the comfort of persons driving.
Our old friend and predecessor, Mr.. W.
". Keys. of the Baptist Courier, spent last
week In Anderson with friends and rela-
tiyes. His presence in Anderson is al.
ways 8 source of much pleasure to his
many friends here.
Services will be held in st. Joseph's
(Catholic) Church next Sunday. Bishop
Northrop will be present, and at II a. M.
win preach aud administer the rite Of
confirmation at high mass. Services will
also be held at p. M, at which time the
Bishop will preach again.
We are indebted to our young friend,
y. r. Towers, for an Invitation to attend
the Third Annual Ball to be given by the
students of the South Carolina College to
the class of 's5 on Wednesday evening,
June 24tb, in the Hall OF the House Of
Representatives at Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pink Reed have the
sympathies of many friends in the death
of their little son, which occurred on last
Saturday afternoon, after brief illness
from dysentery, aged about two years.
The remains were inferred in the Baptist
cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Cashin's little son,
Eddie, died on Wednesday afternoon Of
last week, after few days illness from
dysentery, aged two years. Tha remains
were inferred in the Baptist cemetery on
Thursday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Cashin
have the sympathies Of many friends in
their bereavement.
At the annual meeting Of the State
Dental Association, held in Columbia last
week, DR.. A. P. Johnstone, of this city,
was elected President Of the body. This
Is a deserving compliment to DR.. John
stone, and he will wear the honors Of his
Office not only with credit to himself, but
Z to the noble profession which he repre-
sents.
We are requested to state that Col. w.
E. Walters and other gentlemen will ad-
dress the Dove Old Field Sunday School
on Sunday, 2lst inst, at II o'clock a. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend. Mr. G. H. Morrison is
Superintendent of thi, School, which is
in fcurishing condition at present,
having seventy-five pupils on its roll.
Mrs. L. A. McSmith has opened a
Music House in Anderson in connection
with Messrs. q. w. FAINT & Sons book
store, where the public can procure all
kinds OF musical instruments and mer-
chandise upon as advantageous terms as
can be obtained from the largest dealers.
Mrs. McSmith also teaches music and fine
arts, in which departments she is an ac-
complished adept. See advertisement.
Miss Mary Lee died at the County Aims
House on last Friday at the advanced age
Of eighty years. She was for many years
resident of Anderson, and maintained
harse1f as a seamstress until old age i'm.