The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-04-23
4. Brock has gone to the Tex po.

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jion.
Note the change in Simpson, Reid &
i "a advertisement.
Mr. ". D. Bewley, of Laurons, is in the
nv visiting relatives.
Mr.. w. @, Hammond will pasture cat
~ Geo advertisement.
8 p,nor says q wedding will occur in the
J v before many days will have passed.
Mr.. Jesse r. Smith, jr., of Greenville
amt several days In the city during th,
last week.
sae notice of tho annual meeting Of the
e,ockholders OF the Savannah Valley
Railroad.
Mr.. J. Pink Catlett accidentally got his
( ollar bono broken last Saturday evening.
Ie is improving at present.
Messrs. Wilhite g. Wilhite have opened
heir soda fountain, and are now dispens-
ma that delicious beverage.
n II is only when the emergency arises
Ind somo evidence Of friendship is need.
IN that a man can tell who are really his
friends.
Every one who thinks Of going to the
s,position should take advantage Of the
oy rate offered by Mr.. L, P. Smith. See
is card elsewhere.
q On and after Monday, the 4th day OF
sSlsy, the merchants OF Bolton will close
lbeir respective places of business at @
i'clock in tho afternoon.
The merchants of the city have unani.
smously agreed to close their stores at G
o'clock p. IN. from 1st of May TO 1st Sep.
4ember, Saturdays excepted.
4 The Anderson County Singing Conven-
ion will meet at Willis's Chapel, six
miles Northeast Of Pendleton. on Satur-
,sy before the first Sabbath in May next.
Public invited to attend.
Mrs. Mary Elrod died at her home in
8rusby Creek Township on Thursday,
SG,h inst, of paralysis, aged 81 years.
he was for many years faithful mem.
er of tho Bethesda Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCampbell. OF Texas,
10 visiting Mr.. John w. Shelton of this
5lace. Mrs. McCampbell is daughter of
fSlr. Gibson, former resident of this
,,wn. We hope their visit may be pleas
Dit.
Messrs. McCully. Cathcart & Co. handed
i'm their advertisement too late to change
Ibis week. 1t will appear next week.
iIhey desire the attention Of the trading
bublic directed especially to Counts's
home made grain cradles and Venable's
SBlue Jeans" and other brands Of chew
ing tobacco, for which they arc agents.
Mrs. Drusella Pearmnn, of Martin
township, died on the 21st inst, in the
5,nd year of her age. She was kind
mother and on excellent neighbor, and
her death is regretted by large number
81 friends and relatives. Eight children
anrvive her. She was buried in the cem-
tery at Mt. Bethel Church.
4 Mr.. John NJ. Mcconnell, the popular
35oung merchant in the Waverly House
Block, has secured the services Of Miss
9arta Wood, of Baltimore, an expert mil
lner, who is thoroughly posted in all the
ltest styles and novelties. Mr.. Neon
ell extends cordial invitation to all the
+dies of the County to call and see his
3sw goods.
A telegram was received in the city last
saturday afternoon announcing the death
4 Mr.. E. E. Reese, which occurred that
S'ay at Lake City, Fla. Mr.. Reese had
een in bad health for several months.
for several years past he has been drum
ping for an Atlanta, Ga, house. He was
bout 3s years of age. A wife and five
sshildren, who reside in this city, survive
Jim.
At meeting of tho vestry of Grace
Episcopal) Church, held 6n the 10th inst,
.ha following officers were elected: War
sens-E. A. Bell aud G. W. Webb; Yes
sylnen-E. NJ. Rucker. 8. NJ. Orr, r. G.
(Pebb, R. e. Belcher, v. f. Martin; Del
gates to Diocesan, Conventional. NJ.
Sucker, E. A. Bell, g. w. Webb; eltern-
.e, r. G. Webb. sane delegates to Con-
ocation.
4 The barn and forage, bugg. shed md
Suggy and harness OF Mr.. Jauaes A. Sh:r-
2y, who lives about four miles east of
anderson, wore consumed by fire on last
}onday afternoon. The fire was commu-
sicated from the wash.place, and 1t was
7ith difficulty the stables and other snr-
punding buildings were saved. Mr.
jhirley's loss Is at least two hundred and
lfy dollars.
j List Of letters remaining in 1.-THE Post
nice for the week ending April 22nd:
sat Arnsly, Mrs. L. Backker, Bob Bufnes,
IRA Sarah P. Harris. Warren Jinkins,
sIrs; Lucia Martin, Mrs. Ellen Maddox,
i. r; MCDANIEL. w. e. Owens, VIM. j.
n Hiss OindIa Owens, Thos. 3: Palmer,
e. Peru. VIM. r. Pruitt, Miss Anna
2obinson, Mias Hassltine sayiors, W. H.
sams. - -.
ihe Treasurers Of the several Churches
I the saluda Baptiat Association are re-
saested to forward to Maj. 10. B. Murray,
Anderson, all Of The receipts for moneys
!hich they have paid to Home and For
ign Missions since tho last Association, in
Srder to secure fnll representation to the
fssociation In tho Southern Baptist Com
1antion. This request only applies 70 re-
apis for moneys not paid through the
Executive Board. 81 .a.y=
vn the 1st Of May an excursion train
3nl DO run from Nawbefry and other
g,nts 9,i along the q. q G.. r. IF. to Green.