The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-04-19

Two of our popular young men, W. Il.
Barnes and Walter w hite, will leave An
dersou the 1st of May for Lexington, KY,
where they will spend several montha
pursuing course OF study In the Lexiny-
ton Business College.
Editor Wilson, of the Press and Bnnner,
offers his readers the following advice;
aLet no man take off his flannel, yet
awhile. The cool weather is not over yet.
Stick to your flannel until it sticks to you
Ito about the first of June"
Mrs. Susan A. Norris, wife of Mr.. R. E.
Norris, died at her home at Westminster
on Monday, 9th inst, after long illness,
aged 46 years. Mrs. Norris was formerly
8 resident of this County and her friends
will regret to hear Of her death.
According to announcement, DR.. Mayo,
of Boston, lectured in the Court House
last Thursday evening on the subject Of
education. He was greeted by large
and intelligent audience, and he handled
his subject in an able, earnest manner.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending April 10, 1883
Mr.. q. W. Belcher, Miss M. A. Brown,
Mr. .Tsf King, Mr.. Toney Lockwood, Mr..
Tom Leoward, Miss Lucia NJ. Martin,
Mr.. @. NJ. Martin, Miss Lizzie Robertson,
Mr.. T. r. Simpson.
Pickens Ellison, who shot Henry
Brownlee, near Pelzer on the 9th ult.,
and who died from the effects Of the
wound, was committed to Greenville Jail
on the 4th Inst, to await trial for the
deed. Ellison claims that the shooting
was done accidentally.
The Democratic Clubs should not neg
slect to meet and re-organize on the date
appointed By the Executive Committee.
"a full representation is desired in the
County Convention, and it is important
that every Democrat in the County
attend his Club meeting.
Sheriff Bolt received a telegram from
Columbia Tuesday afternoon informing
him that the Governor would not interfere
with the sentence of Jap. Davis, whose
execution is fixed for the 9th inst. This
settles the matter, and Davis will surely
hang on the day appointed.
We are indebted to our young friends,
". I. Masters and;J. w. Gaines, for invi-
itations to attend the annual pic MIC of the
students of Furman University on the
campus, at Greenyille, on Friday, May
4th. We know it will be pleasant occa-
sion, and, if possible, will be on hand. :,
Editor Boggs, Of the Piokens Sentinel,
who was delegate to the Presbytery
which recently met in this city, says: :
.sThe Anderson people know how to
make their visitors feel at home and to
give them good time. The South Caro-
lima Presbytery will go to that city every
chance it has.,'
The attention Of our lady friends is
directed to the advertisement OF Mrs. Re
becca Robinson, which appears else
where. Mrs. Robinson is prepared to do
all work in the line Of dress-making, and
is thoroughly posted in all the latest
styles. Give hers call at her residence
on Whitner street.
The McCormick Ne,ss, Of the 18th inst,
says: "Miss Carrie McCully one of the
beautiful and accomplished young ladies
OF Anderson, reached our town this morn
ing, and is on visit to her father, Mr.. N.
A McCully, of the firm Of McCully d
Fretwell. We hope her stay may be
pleasantly spent among rs.
Miss Mamie Hill, of Abbeyille. who
has been spending some time in the city,,
returned home last Monday. Miss Hill is
q most excellent and charming young
lady, and during her stay in Anderson
made q host Of friends, all of whom re-
.gretted her departure. Her friends will
be delighted to haye her visit Anderson
again.
The clerks are now wondering if the
merchants are going to close their stores
at 8 o'clock this summer. Last year the
stores began closing at 8 o'clock the LIST
of May. The clerks have worked faith
fully all winter, and now that the dull
season is approaching, we know the mer-
chants will not refuse to let them off at 6
o'clock.
Hartwell Sun Married, on April 4th,
1883 at the residence of Mr.. I. N. Reeder,
the brides father, by Rev. Hugh McLees,
DR.. John A. Dobbins, of Anderson Coun-
ty, 8. c., and Miss Jodie Reeder, of Shoal
Greek, Ga. DR.. Dobbins is rising ply
sician and g most excellent young GENTLE
man, and his lovely bride one of Hart's
most beautiful and amiable daughters.
Mr.. J. 4. Nance, of Bowman, Ga, who
is spending few days in the city, is rep
resenting the Gospel Ezpositor, published
at Elberton, Ga, by Rev. E. r. Carswell,
at so cents year He will be glad to take
the name of any one who may wish to
subscribe for it. lRe Expositor has been in
existence only short time, but has al
ready reached circulation Of 5000 copies.
springis here and We urge upon our
sanitary officers to see that every back
yard and out Of the way place is cleared,
cellars scraped out and all the germs of
disease that may lurk in some refuse heap
be removed with the pile, and the city
start In on the summer campaign of heat
with a clean, healthy condition. This is
important and should be carefully looked
to.
The seats for Rev. sam Jones' lecture
are being rapidly taken, and the great
Georgian will be greeted by large audi.
ence. The opportunity to hear Mr., Jones
may never present itself to our people
again, and those who have not yet secured
their tickets should do so at once. We
venture you will get your moneys worth
out of the lecture. Tickets on sale at Hill
Bros.