The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-07-02

q. @. LANGsTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
:
BRIEF MENTION,
Nextsaturday is the Glorious Fourth"
Mr. J. G. Osborne. of Greenville, S. c.,
spent Sunday in Anderson with his pa
rents:
Miss Mary Williams, Of Buffalo Lythia
Springs, Va, has been visiting Miss Ma
mie Provost.
We arc requested to state thst Grange
No II will meet to morrow (Friday)
morning at II o'clock.
Pomona Grange meets in this city next
Saturday at 1oa q. m, 4 full attendance
Of members is desired.
Mrs. i. a. selby and her daughter,
! Miss Maggie, Of Columbia, S. G., are IN
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Poppe.
Ar: infant daughter of Mr.. Emmet
Martin, of Rock Mills Township. died
on last Tuesday evening after brief
illness.
Rev. W. 7. Derieux, Of spartanburg,
win assist Rev. 7. p. Bell in q meeting in
q the Baptist Church, beginning on next
Sunday.
Miss Alice Mccullough, an accomplish
cd young lady Of Gaffney, s. O., is
visiting Miss Corrine Tucker, in this
County.
The June Term of Court cost tho coun-
s.ty $1ss.55, divided as follows: Petit
Jurors, $3.50; Grand Jurors, $46.So Con-
stables, $3.50; Witnesses, sl2.SS.
Tue ladies Of the Methodist Church
will serve ice cream tomorrow (Friday)
! afternoon, at IS o'clock, in the grove at
: DIR. Nardin's residence Patronize them.
Mai. D. F. Bradley has retired from the
editorial management of the Pickens
ssnti,e, and is succeeded by Hon. J. p.
Boggs, prominent young lawyer OF the
Pickens Bar.
We are indebted to Capt. F. Z. McCully
for a copy Of the recent Commercial
Convention held in Atlanta, Ga. Capt.
McCully was one of the representatives. OF
Anderson in this Convention.
RAYMOND, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
&. Masters, Of Varennes Township, died
on Monday, 22nd nit. after an illness OF
few weeks, aged 1S months. The re-
mains we're inferred at Good Hope On 2srd
sult.
Nj. Thos. j. Cater, Of Perry, Ga, has
been visiting relatives in tho city during
the past week. Mr.. Cater is q brother OF
the late DR.. Cater, and forty.two years
have elapsed since he has visited Ander-
sun. -
Next Saturday being legal holiday,
the National Bank viii be closed for the
day. The Postohice will also be closed,
with the exception Of an hour after the
opening Of each mail. The public should
bear this in mind and govern themselves
accordingly.
Little Ray, the bright and interesting
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutto,
died at their residence in Williamson on
last Friday, after short illness, aged
one wear and four months. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of many
friends and acquaintances in their loss.
We made very glaring mistake last
week in calling attention to Mr.. L. ID.
Seeps advertisement. We stated that he
had secured the agency for the sale Of the
.sCommon Sense Vel Litter" when it:
should have read Common Sense Water
Liter, "A awell lifter'' would certainly
be curiosity.
Mr.. John b. Tucker, an energetic
Young farmer of Hopewell Township, was
the, ,hrst to send Us cotton bloom this
season, it having bloomed on the Ath
nit. Mr.. w. F. Barr, of this city, also
sent us one on. the same d"y: Since then
we have received dozen or more. Now
who ~ill present us with the first bale OF
cotton?
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending July End:
Mrs. S. A. Brown, s. s..Bruce, Miss Lena
Campbell, Mrs. George oampbelb Robt.
Crotcher, John Frost, VIM. Maxwell,
Robt. Mercer, A. L. McMahan, Ellen
Proctor n. 7. Ramsey, (2) Selma Will
Jams, r. M. Williams.
We would direct the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of Messrs.
Cunningham & Fowler, who are the
agents in this city for the sale of tho cele-
brated Columbus vehicles. Persons who
desire to purchase q buggy or phaeton
should see this firm before purchasing.
Their prices are very low.
Rev. J. W. Daniel, who assisted Rev.
J.W. Wolling in the series Of meetings
in the Methodist Church last week, has
won the esteem and admiration OF every
zone who had the pleasure Of hearing him.
Mr.. Daniel is an earnest, forcible speaker,
and his sermons were eloquent and full OF
beautiful thoughts. he is certainly
young man Of fine talent, and is destined
to rank among the most popular and
prominent ministers of his denomination.
Tho change in the advertisement of
Messrs. McCully, Cathcart & Co. was
handed in too late for insertion this week,
but it will appear next woek. They de-
sire tbs public not to forget that they are
still agents for the celebrated Daniel
Pratt Gin. Feeder and Condenser, which
they;will sell at avery low price and on
reasonable terns.a Fhis gin never fails to
give satisfaction, and if any of our read
ers contemplate buying gin, we wonld
advise them to confer with Messrs. Nc
Cu1lve Cathcart g. Co..