The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-06-14
BRIEF MENTION.

BRIEF MENTION.
Anderson's boys do not seem to take
much interest in base ball this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. a. Murrah, of Union,
s. c., are in the city visiting the formers
mother.
Joel G. Keys, of Darlington, arrived in
the city last week to spend short vaca-
ton with bis parents.
Ralph w. Brown will conduct the
prayer meeting in the Y. M. G. A. Hall
next Sunday afternoon.
Anderson is full of fair visitors this
week, and we wish it were possible for us
to give each one personal mention.
The next Quarterly Conference for
Townville Circuit will be held next Sat-
urday and Sunday, at Smith Chapel, in
Fork Township.
Married, at Piedmont, 8. c., on Sunday,
June 10th, 1883. by F. Alonzo Daniels,
Notary Public, Mr.. s. Marshal Tannery
and Miss Nancy Middleton.
Miss samuella Brown, who has been
pursuing course of medicine in one OF
the New York Medical Colleges since last
fall, has returned home to spend the sum-
mer vacation.
The following candidates are announced
this week: Clerk of Court-M. P. Tribble;
Coroner-R. Y. H. Nance; County Com
missioners-W. T. McGill, B. G. Marin
and R. s. Railey.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, near Piercetown, on Thursday,
May 81, 1885, by J. D. sitton, Trial Justice.
Mr.. Henry Foster and Miss Ida Wilson,
all of this County.
Our young friend, Ralph w. Brown,
| arrived home last Saturday from the
University of Virginia to spend his vaca-
ton, and was gladly welcomed by his
numerous friends.
The Anderson amateurs, in their rendi-
ton of "Wrecked in PORT" Tuesday even.
ing, were greeted by full house. The
play was well rendered, and was highly en-
joyed by all present.
Col. John G. and Mrs. Clinkscales have
the sympathy of many friends in the death
of their infant son, who died last Satur'
day afternoon. aged five months. The re.
mains of the little one were carried to
Williamson for interment
We are indebted to Miss Mamie Wick
life for an invitation to attend the sew
enth annual celebration of the Enterpean
Literary Society of the South Georgia
Male and Female College at Dawson, Ga,
which took place on Monday evening,
11th inst.
The weather for the past few days has
been very favorable for farm work, and
the farmers have made good use of their
time. The cotton is small, but is grow
ing rapidly, and two or three weeks more
offavorable weather will make tall right
Corn is doing fine.
Hill Bros. new advertisement should
be carefully read by every person who is
interested in saving their fruit. The
American Liquid and Preserving Powder,
which they sell, has been tried by some of
our best citizens, who highly recommend
it. The preparation is cheap, and will
give satisfaction. Try it.
The closing exercises of the Lebanon
High School. which is superintended by
Prof. w. P. Holland, will take place on
Friday, 22nd inst, beginning at 10 o'clock.
Among the features of the day will be an
address by Rev. a. A. Marshall, of this
city. Prof Holland extends a cordial
invitation to all the friends and patrons of
the school to attend the exercises.
Pickens Sentinel: "Col. John g. Clink-
scales will not be candidate for re.elec-
tion to the Office of School Commissioner
of Anderson County. The public schools
of our sister county will thus lose most
faithful and efficient officer. He has been
untiring in his efforts to advance the cause
of education, and the marks OF. progress
made by him in this direction can never
be efaced."
In connection with the closing exercises
of the Williamson Female College, the
ladies of that town will give an ice cream
festival on the Afternoon and evening of
June 2lst, in the Spring Park. Every
thing will be as attractive as possible, and
the people from the surrounding country
and neig4boring towns are cordially invi-
ted to attend. 1t is intended to devote the
proceeds to painting the outside of the
College building.
r. S. Hills new advertisement will no
doubt strike the eye of every leader OF
the INTELL1GENoER. It contains some
information that every purchaser of
goods should know. His stock is one of
the largest to be found in the city, and are
sold at as low prices as the same goods
can be purchased elsewhere:
Mallalein, In charge of his dress making
department, will return to Baltimore in
few days, and those who desire a new
dress made in the latest style, should see
her before she leaYes.
Mrs. Mary E. Reynolds, daughter of
Mr.. Joel T. Elgin and wife of ]. L. Rey-
nolds, died at her home in Rock Mills
Township on the 9th inst, in the 34th
year of her age. Mrs. Reynolds Joined
the New Prospect Baptist Church in 1879,
and lived consistent member until her
death. Her last illness was protracted,
yet she bore it all with perfect submission
to Gods will. She leaves devoted hus-
band and three small children to mourn
her death. Her remains were inferred in
New Prospect Church cemetery, Rev. B.
Hays conducting the funeral services.
The last issue of the. Newberry Herald
and Neps contained the following: "Rev.
E. G. Rice, who has been boarding with
Mr.. ]. L. Aull, in Edgefield County, for
some time past, went to the well near the
house to draw bucket of water on last
Sunday morning, and by some means his
hold gave way and he fell in the well to