The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-04-08
LIST nf leiters remaining in tho Po!

List of letters remaining in tho Post
Office for The week rnnlns .slli' u:
Mrs. Allis Bells, col, Ii. NJ. Brnis, Miss
Ncy G!asso, Ii. G. lcmter, y Hen Ham
mon,l, N. C. Heard, +. w. Hammond,
Jack Tsaam, Author Jenkins, Marsor
Johnson, Miss Fary Macllleala, l. G.
Mcdonald, Lizzie Prico, Tena Payten,
i. NJ. Pace, Mandio Redman, Andy Red
mond, (2) Mr.. NJ. Reese, Tyler T'ilmon,
Lizzie Webb, Henry Whitmon, Lewis
Welborn, COL, Whitlocl S Ethridse,
Ellar White, Rev. II. Watkins, Eliza
Williford.
With the approach Of Spring everything
in nature assumes its gay plumage, and
it is natural that the people too should
have desire for the new and beautiful.
Anticipating this Mr.. w. A. Chapman,
with lis usual good taste and judgment,
has laid in store one of tho largest and
prottiest stocks Of Spring and Summer
goods ho has ever shown i'll Anderson,
and the trading public would do we'll to
inspect it before making purchases else
where. Mr.. Chapman handles nothing
but the best quality of goods, which he
sells at prices that inferior goods arc sold
at. Tho ladies especially should pay him
visit. Look out for his now advertise
ment next week.
Mrs. w. H. Green died at her residence
in this city on last Saturday morning, at
about II o'clock, after an illness of several
months with consumption, aged about n
years. Mrs. Green was daughter of Mr..
Perrian O'Dcll, of Pickens County, and
was most excellent lady. During her
residence in this city she made host OF
friends, each of whom were saddened at
the announcement of her death. She had
been a consistent member Of tho Metho-
dist Church for many years. Her re-
mains were carried to Easley on Sunday
morning and inferred in the cemetery OF
that village that afternoon, Rev. j. w.
Wolling, OF this city, conducting tho fu-
neral services. She leaves a husband and
one child To mourn her death.
The advertisement of Messrs. G. L.
Jones &: Co. in our columns this week
will give our many readers some iden OF
the immense stock offspring and Summer
goods this firm is offering to the trading
public. Their stock is now opened,
marked and on sale, and it is Indeed
feast to the eyes to visit their establish
ment and see their beautiful display.
These young gentlemen are wide-awake
and progressive, and by their low prices,
fair and courteous dealing and the supe-
rior quality of goods they handle, they
are making new customers every day.
Their stock embraces everything usually
found in general merchandise store, and
no one can afford to purchase Spring
goods before looking through their splon-
did stock.
The farmers of Hopewell Township
met on last Saturday afternoon for the
purpose of forming farmers club. D.
H. Russell, Esq, was called to the chair,
and Mr.. Welborn. Martin elected secre-
tary. In accordance with previous invi-
tation, Messrs. f. B, Murray, r. P. Clink-
scales and J. Belton Watson addressed
the meeting. We have notspaco to report
the speeches. The meeting resolved to
form farmers club, and appointed q
committee, consisting of Messrs. w. r.
Cartee, w. a. Neal, Pinckney Brown, S.
S. Newell and P. R. Brown, to draft
constitution and bylaws, and report at
the meeting of the club to be held on
next Saturday at o'clock, at which timo
permanent officers will be elected, and
delegate sent to the farmers convention
in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Keys celebrated their
golden wedding OIL Wednesday, the 7th
inst. This is very rare occurrence, for
very few couples ever live to enjoy the
fiftieth anniversary Of their marriage.
Mr.. Keys was born and raised on the plan
tation, portion of which hc now owns.
when uo IltTTleu llc settAoo Ii'e f'ie'N0
where he now resides, about two and one
half miles west of the city, and has re-
sided there ever since. He is now in the
7Srd year Of his ago, and Mrs. Keys is in
her Goth year. They have reared nine
children, eight Of whom are now living.
Both of them still retain their mental
vigor, and are remarkably active and
healthy. Mr.. Keys has been one of An
derson County's most progressive and
successful farmers. and to-day his farm is
a model one in every respect. This VEN
cradle couple have a very large circle OF
friends who will join us in extending our
congratulations and in wishing them
many years Of happiness to come.