The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-09-24

Misses Salts, Cooley and Minnie, Gads-
den have gone, to Riestertown, Nd, where
they will attend College. ,a.:s. c.i. srss,9.5.-
Mr.. w. G. Andrew is now with Moss q
Brown. and will be pleased to have his
friends call and see him.
The reunion of Orr's Regiment at San
dy Springs takes place next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. '
Miss Anna Maxwell, of ;Hartwell, Ga,
aud Miss Carrie Sanders, of Alabama, are
in the city visiting friends.
After pleasant stay Of two months in
Anderson. the Misses Selby leave to-day
for their home in Columbia.
TheErain on Sunday disappointed
numberiof persons who intended going
to the Camp Meeting at Sandy Springs. "A
The protracsed meeting closed atNeaps
Greek Church last Saturday night. There
were forty-three accessions to the Church.
Il. q. scuaday, ESD, has purchased
lot on West Market Street, and viii at
an early day erect handsome cottage
thereon.
A number CT our citizens will visit the
Exposition at New Orleans this Winter.
Several who went last Winter intend 60
ing again.
Mr.. D. f. Carlisle is the champion
tirnip grower Of the city. The samples
left at our Office measure f0a inches in
circumference.
ThesHartwell Sm, says Mrs. Emily
Cater has accepted position in the mill
nery department. OF the New York Cash
Store. in this city. 81
sWillieeMiller was the only appi.
can't for the vacant Cadetship from this
County. in the Citadel Academy. He
passed the examination:
The Bethel Baptist Association will
meet with Shiloh Church 70 miles South
west Of Anderson, on Friday before the
End sundayin October next.
The Seneca Fses Press says Mr.. Henry
Stephens has gone to Belt Junction, Ga,
where he has accepted position as trans
fer clerk on the B. & D. r. R.
Married, on the 18th inst, by John NJ.
Glenn, Notary Public. at his residence
Mr.. Joseph Brooks and Miss Mary Bram-
lett, oil of Anderson County.
Married, on the 21st inst, at Sandy
Springs Camp Ground, by Rev. G. V.
Barnes, Mr.. J. T. Palmer and Mrs. Mar
garet Thomas, all of this County.
The young ladies of the Exochean So
ciety of the Anderson Female Seminary
will serve ice cream at the Seminary on
Friday evening, from 6 to 10 O'Clock.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, on Thursday, 10th, inst, by Rev.
WA. Hodges, Mr.. Robert A. Reeves and
Miss Sallie Stevenson, all of Anderson
County.
Last Sunday and Monday were two
miserable days. A light rain, with cool
East wind, set in Saturday night, and
continued almost incessantly for forty
eight hours.
The freight train now runs daily be-
tween Bolton and Walhalla. There is no
change in the schedule. Going up, the
train leaves here of s.lO a. M, and down
at $40 p. m.
The crop of apples in the mountains is
said to be the largest grown in that coun-
try in years. Several wagon loads have
been sold in the city. The retail price is
rs cents per bushel.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending September 16:
John A. Brown, Miss Flora Hall, j. G.
Lee, J. r. Little, John Rednan, Rev. B.
T. P. Roman, Dan'l SWEET.
We are requested to state that there will
be meeting of the Executive Board Of
the Saluda Association at Bolton on
Thursday, the 1st day of October next,
at III o'clock a. m. A full meeting is
earnestly desired.
An address on the subject of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be de-
liyered at the Lutheran Church, in Fork
Township, by Hon. a. G. Scudday, on
next Sunday, at II o'clock a. m. All per-
sons are invited to attend.
Abbeville Press and Banner: I'VE learn
that Mr.. Frank Harrison, the efficient
and courteous druggist in the store of
Messrs. Cothran & Perrin, will leave on
or before the 2lst instant, to attend medi-
cal lectures at the University of Now
York in New York city,"
From the Army and Nary Register we
learn chat our young townsman, N. A.
McCully, jr., has been appointed ore of
the. cadet petty officers in the United
States Naval Academy. Our young friend
is studious and energetic, and we'll de.
serves the distinction conferred upon
him.
The Oconee County Agricultural and
Mechanical Society have decided to hold
Fair at Walhalla on Thursday and Fri
day, Goth and 30th of October. In conse-
uuence of the lateness of the season, no
premiums will be offered, but diplomas
will be awarded for those making the
best exhibits.
TIE election in Pendleton last week re-.
suited in the election of the following
Council for the ensuing year: Intendant,
B. F. Dacus; Wardens-Wm. NJ. Bel
lotte, c. W. Young, Cyrus Stephens and
John Hudgens. The retiring Council,
with Mr.. Joseph Sitton as Intendant: has
given Pendleton most excellent govern
ment during the past year, and turn the
streets OF the town over to the new Coun-
Gil in better condition than they have been
in years. The new Council will 6oubt.
less follow their good example.