The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-11-29

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Z The Charleston Budget, Of Sunday, says:
:aCadet W. q. C.sHumphreys,, who has been
home on quite q. lengthy furlough, re-
turned to the Citadel last night. He has
been very much missed by his comrades,
and the tidings of his arrival occasioned
much joy" i,5i s.ss.s
Married, on Sunday morning, Novem-
sber 25. 1888, by Rev. 7. G. Ligon and at
his residence in Townville, Mr.. ]. M.
Adams and Miss lucy Burns. Also at
the same time and place. and by the same,
Mr.. T. G. Burns and Miss e. u. Patterson.
All of 0conee County.
S Mr.. j. Smith, formerly of this
County, but who has been residing in
Texassfor the past two years, returned
home last week, and is gladly welcomed
by his many friends. Mr.. Smith likes
well, but has decided to come
back to the old Palmetto State to live
Miss sallie Bowie has made another
reduction in prices, and is now offering
some fine bargains In goods. Her stock
is complete, and you will have no trouble
in selecting what you want Persons
indebted to her are urged to pay up at
once. Read her advertisement in another
column. :.1;i ::ss.ss &
The Farmers Alliance OF Honea Path
will hold q meeting at Honea Path on the
second Saturday in December, at O'Clock
p. M. "a full attendance of the members
:fs desired. The members Of the Alliance
at Clinkscales' Mill are requested to meet
with the sHonea Path a Aliiance at this
meeting. IS,
IA I man who had given, twenty dollars
as ~ church contribution, remarked to
another ( .!.I could do just as;Well as not,
and didn't feel lit at all rhe,nexttime
you. give, said the other. give so M uch
that: you will feel it, hen one gives 80
little. that he doesn't feel it, he may be
sure that he has not given enough for his
best good.
. ,Mr.;J. e. Arnold and. Mra. f. Muir:
;rah, ,of this city, have been summoned to
Athens, Ga, to attend the bedside of their
SONS, Messrs. J. L. Arnold, Jr., and VIII
lie Murrah, both of whom are very i'll
with gastric fever. It is hoped that the
sickness of these young men will not
prove fatal. go
There will be a union Thanksgiving
service in The. Methodist Church this
(Thnrsday) morning, at II o'clock. Rev.
"A. a. Marshall, of the Baptist Church,
will preach The sermon. All are cordi-
ally invited to be present and enjoy the
services. A collection will be taken up
for Thornwell Orphanage.
McC Cormick News ..The Anderson Mil
itary force passed through here last week.
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form. For years he has been 8 military
leader, and done credit to pupils and him-
self Wessaw him and his boys in Au-
complimentary terms Of him, ~
Jim Hampton, co lored, while engaged
excavating dirt on the site for Mr.. +. M.
Buffers new store-room, on Depot street.
last Monday, morning, met with painful
aecide by. having both both bones Of his
left. leg, below. the knee, broken. BE was
digging cave, when the dirt above sud-
denly caved in and caught him.
Deputy Sheriff Green arrested 8 white
man By. the name Of VIM. Lee, in Fork
Township, on Tuesday and lodged him in
Jail. Lee is wanted in Texas. and the
Governor of that State has made requi-
sition for him. He Is charged with as.
lsault and battery with intent to kill,
which was committed several months ago.
e Marie Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Donnell, died last
Thursday morning aged nine months,
The little one had been a sufferer for sew
teral months, and death was relief to it.
Its remains were inferred In the Catholic
cemetery on Friday afternoon, Rev. DIR.
Frierson conducting brief funeral SER
vice.
Special excursion rates will be offered
over the Port Royal d Western Carolina
RAILROAD to-day In order to give all Caro-
slinians an opportunity to participate in
Carolina Day at lhe Augusta Exposition
to-day. The round trip rates from An
derson, Bleckley, Deans, Starr and Cooks
is $50 and the tickets are limited to fye
days.
family, Of Richmond, Va, arrived in the
few FEW days with bis brothef's family: On
Sunday Mr.. Bell occupied the pulpit of
the Baptist Church, and it was q pleasure
to his old friends to hear him. His looks
indicate that Virginia is agreeing with
him.
The Board Of Stewards of the Methodist
Church Of this city made their annual
report to the congregation last Sunday
morning, which report showed that So, 800
had been raised for all Church purposes
this year, and that the Church was free Of
debt. Conaidering the fact that the con-
gregation has just completed and paid for
q new CHURCH, this report speaks well for
them.
Rev. DR.. Adger, of Pendleton. preached
in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
morning and evening, and his sermons,
as they usually are, were exceedingly i'm
now. numbered among the Oldest Of the
Presby yterian divines Of the State, but be
asag Is s sss sEsf4Ps aa Re se M e g
vineyard rF.:
e. w. Brown q Sons new advertise
ment in this paper will interest every per-
son who will need any goods for the
Christmas holidays. In addition to their
large and complete stock of general dry
goods and groceries, they have q very
large stock of fancy groceries. canned
goods, confectto ttoneries, fruits, ETC., which
they are Offering at prices that will please
eysrybody." Pay them a yisit'aend see thei +
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Mr.. a. p. Towers has presented Us With
some very fine Irish potatoes, samples ol
his second crop of this years. growth.
Two of them weighed one pound and