The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-10-15

the last moment. IL you OO, you Noy
have some costs to pay, for there Will be
no extension Of time this year.
The Master for Oconee will sell on next
saleday at Walhalla a valuable plantation
situated between Walhalla and Westmin-
: ter. advertised in another column.
a package Of several plugs of tobacco
Was picked up on South Main street
few days ago, and has been left at this
office. By proving property, the owner
can get it.
Mfr. Thos. P. Cothran has retired from
the Abbeville Messenger, and the paper
will be continued by Messrs. Bonham d
Perrin. The Messenger is one of our best
exchanges.
Mrs. Margaret Harris, of this city, has
sent us mammoth stalk Of mustard. #
was planted about six weeks ago, and its
leaves will measure two feet in length.
She secured the seed from brother in
Texas.
Jenny, second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. @. Cam, died on last Thursday
morning, aged IL years. Her remains
were inferred at Salem Church on Friday,
Rev. j. s. Murray conducting the funeral
services.
Measrs. r. a. Child, OF Piokens, w. P.
Calhoun and L. w. Perrin, of, Abbeville,
M. f. Ansel, w. L. Wait and ex-Judge
T. n. Cooke, Of Greenville, and ]. j. Nor
ton, of Walhalla. have been in attendance
upon our Court during the present term:
We invite the attention of our readers
in Pendietou and vicinity to the adver:
tisement of Miss P. Erskine, who has in
stock beautiful stock of millinery and
other. goods for ladies. She will sell them
cheap. We bespeak for her liberal
patronage.
About the middle Of last July, Mr.. D.
F. Kelly, of Piercetown, cut off the ends
Of q number of his sweet potato vines
and set them out. They grew right OFF
and he now has q ane crop of potatoes.
He has sent Us a two and half pound
potato from this patch.
Mr.. A. Daniels, the jeweller, (who is
always. doing some good deed) has pre-
sented us with beautiful initial pin for
our craYat, for which we return thanks.
He has Just received large new stock OF
iewelry, which he is selling very cheap.
Call on him and see his pretty goods.
Bishop Howe will preach and admins
ter Confirmation at st. PauPs Church,
Pendleton, on next Sunday, 18th inst.
His visit to Grace Church, this city, will
be on next Tuesday, 10th inst. Service
at IL a. N. and s p. m., and meeting OF
the children at o'clock in the afternoon.
Barnwell Sentinel: Eve are informed
kl,nt ropt Toh~ Allan 0f AnHnraoy
Judge Aldrich's son-in-law, will move
with his family to Barnwell soon after
frost, and make it his home. He is q
gentleman who will be welcomed by all
who have had the pleasure of making his
acquaintance"
Greenville is making extensive prepa-
5rations for the Piedmont Fair, which be-
gins next Tuesday and continues four
days.. An attractive programme has been
arranged, and large crowd will no doubt
Anderson County should send over
large delegation.
Mr.. j. s. Fowler informs his friends
and customers that he is better prepared
now than ever before to acronlalodate
them, as he has just built large addition
to his stables. He can also supply them
with horse or mule as he keeps lot Oh
hand for sale at low prices and on easy
terms. Read his advertisement
We are requested to state that special
meeting of Belton Lodge, A. F. NJ, will
be held next Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, for the purpose of transacting
business left over from the last regular
meeting. A full attendance of the mem
bers is desired at this meeting, as the
business to be transacted is very impor-
tant.
The Young America Cornet Band Ha-
vana Cigar is the latest brand out, and is
sold exclusively ir this city by Messrs.
O'Donnell & Mcintyre. On each box is a
photograph of the members of the Band.
for number, and the possessor Of the
most numbers will receive fine ladies'
gold watch.
Every one of our readers should read
carefully the new advertisement of Mr..
A. ;B. Towers. His stock for Fall and
Winter has been selected with his usual
care, and is being sold at the lowest prices.
Everybody knows that he keeps nothing
but the best quality of goods, and that he
gives satisfaction in every instance. Pay
QlIQ TlSlk Wu6Il Ill Luo ClCy.
An English pony died near Pendleton
one day last week at the age of 80 years.
He was imported from England before the
war and presented to citizen of Charles
ton by an English gentleman. Some
years ago the pony was brought to Pen
dleton, where he has since remained. He
was very gentle, and many boy has
learned 10 ride on his back.
Rev. j. B. Middleton, colored, will
lecture in the Mt. Sinai N. E. Church on
next Saturday at II o'clock a. m. A
festival will be held at the same place, be-
ginning on Friday evening and continu-
is to raise money for Church purposes.
The members of this Church extend an
invitation to their white friends to attend.
The Synod of South Carolina will meet
in the Presbyterian Church in Chester on
Wednesday, 2lst inst, att! pm. Among
the interesting matters will be the OBJ
servance on Saturday, October 24, of the
centennial Of organized Presbyterianism
in this State, and the consideration of the
Woodrow case. Mr.. 6. F. Tolly has been
elected as the delegate from the Presby-
terian Church of this city.
DR.. Duncan's sermon in the Methodist
Church last Sunday was amastery effort.
He held the attention of his large audi
ence for about two hours. In the after
noon he made very interesting address
to the Sunday School, and while his
words were directed mainly to the chill
dren, the older folks received some good
advice. At night DR.. Duncan preached
in the Baptist Church, but owing to the
inclement weather, his audience was not
did not regret having walked through the
mud and rain to hear him. DR.. Duncan
handles his subject in plain, practical
way, and every word has its effect His
visit to Anderson was a source of much