The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-11

4 6i ne sksidgei depot.
The ". G: =, q. prayer meeting next
Sunday afternoon will be conducted by
81 Mr. Ralph ". Brown.
The gilded cali; having wealth without
soul, finds more worshippers today than
! int the days of Moses.
# John 2. Breazeale, Esq, is in Charles
ton this week attending the annual aes-
sion Of the Grand Chapter, A. F. M.
Married. on January 81, 1886. by Rev.
5 rs. Simmons; Mr. r. Marion Simmons
ssand Minnie Zee Major, all of this County.
# Cola r Tribble, Clerk of Court, who
has been quite sick for several weeks,
( & was in his Office for q few hours last Tues
day
Miss Carrie Mc McCully left Anderson last
s. Tliprsday forl Baltimore, where she will
enter upon q course of'study at Notre
Dame Convent.
lis said that q marriage, which was to
hare taken place in the city early in the
Spring, has been postponed on account of
the hard times.
hen you get ready to buy your gar
sien seed, don't forget that Hill Bros.
keep 8 large assortment from the most
reliable growers. See advertisement.
Messrs. q: w. Fant & Son have the
most elegant and beautiful stock of Val
:eltinea we hese eyerseen. Some of them
are hand painted. Call and see them.
'saayI help you to alighta" said po-
Its clerk the other afternoon to young
lady who had drove up in her carriage.
hank You, Inever smoke" she replied
'sooldly
Mr. Harper Tucker, Of this city, went
down to LowndesyilIe last week on a
visit While there he went hunting and
dlled three wild turkeSs--two of them at
one shot.
Married, on the afternoon of the 7th
inst, BY Rev. Z. w. Tribble, at the resi-
sdenee Of Mr.. ]. B. Carpenter, near this
city Mr. T. Elgin and Miss E. F..
McKelly.
During the past eight years eighty-two
prisoners have been carried from Ander-
sor County to the State Penitentiary at
]: Columbia ct q cost of 81 1851. .9s, or frac-
Z tion over SIG. Sc per head.
Congressman Aiken is still confined to
& hss bed at home. He is slowly improv-
y ing, however, though it is doubtful
whether he will be able to attend the
present session of Congress.
9; The Commissioner of Agriculture has
s.selected :pr. y. W. Earle to make test OF
tobacco culture in This County. DR..
Earle has had some experience in cult
Yating tobacco, and his selection is wise
one. -
Sc The Columbia Register of last Saturday
issssys Eve are glad to learn that Mr..
Wilton Lee, who was cut few days since
by yonng Little, in the ARRAY at Miller
Bros warehouse, was able to be out yes
J terday.a
II do not believe said u prominent
merchant In our hearing the other day,
s: s that there viii be car load of Western
corn sold in Anderson this Spring" This
will keep many dollar inside of Ander.
son County.
81 Mr.. W. 81. Arnold, OF Greenwood, re.
Gently appointed railway postal clerk, on
the Columbia and Greenville Railroad
has BEEN promoted to Class 3, with sal.
ary OF $1,000 per annum, to take effect
from the 1st instant.
The Yaughnsville Correspondent of the
Newberry Herald and News says: "Misses
Josie and Susie Garrett have gone to Will.
1iamston, s. O., to attend College. The
young men will doubtless miss them, as
they have many admirers"
In our notice last,week in reference tc
friendt Poore's new marriage ceremony,
we unintentionally used Mr.. II. G.
Pores initials when we should have
written it E. II. Poore. In justice to the
former gentleman we make this correc.
ton.
Mr.. w. c. Simpson, of Toccoa, Ga,
: called to see US last Friday and renewed
his subscription to the INTELL1aENcER
I. He spent several days in this County Wis
iting relatives. Mr.. Simpson is one O
Toccoa's most worthy and prosperou.
young men.
Howarth's Double Show was greeted by
large audiences on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of lust week. 1t il
undoubtedly one of the lest exhibitions
that has ever appeared in Anderson. Th'
) panorama of Ireland alone was worth the
price of admission.
The Abbeville Medium of last week say!
That Rev. sWilson Ashley, all aged ant
respectable Baptist minister of this Coun
{ ty, has married ego couples. The last Ger
emony was performed last Sunday whe1
he united George Hawthorne aud Georgi
ana McCoppin, both colored.
Rev. Paris Cowan, colored. of Able
Vile County, who recently went to Ar
Z kansas to visit friends, has returned
home. The Medium says "He had NJ
intention of staying when he went. Fl,
prefers this State to the West, and indeed
4. has very sensible views about the coloret
people leaving their old homes for ,
strange land" Those of our coloret
( people who want to go to Arkansas woult
do well to confer with him before start
. ing.