The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-05-30

iured u few weeks ago by the falling wall
of the old Masonic building, was carried
to his home at Pelzer last Thursday. DR..
Ralph Brown, who has 80 closely attend
ed him since he was hurt. accompanied
him home.
After next Monday, and until 1st Of
September, the stores of the city will
close every afternoon, except Saturday.
at 6 o'clock. The clerks highly appreci-
ate this action on the part Of the mer-
chants. The public should make note
of this, and govern themselves accord
ingly,
Mr.. JIG. Cunningham has given the
contract for the erection of his new resi-
dence to Messrs. Smith & Barton, who will
complete it by the 1st of next September.
M. a, W. Todd, of Augusta, made the
plan of the house, which will be one Of
the handsomest and most convenient resi-
dences in the city.
Mr.. Eugene Milford lett Anderson last
Thursday for New York, and this week
he will leave there for Europe. The IN
TELL1aENcER joins his friends in wishing
him pleasant trip and safe return
home. While in Europe he expects to
buy lot of new novelties for And erson's
live clothier, A, G. Means.
An exchange says the best ant-trap is an
ordinary dinner-plate, the interior OF
which, all below the rim, is sneared with
lard. Lay cards or few sticks from the
shelf to the edge of the plate, to afford
bridge upon which the insects can pass up
to the inside of the plate and reach the
lard, of which they are very fond.
Mr., Lewis Belotte, native of this
County, and at one time engaged in busi-
mes. at Anderson, died at his home at
Broomtown. Ala, on Thursday, 18th inst,
aged n years. He had been resident OF
Alabama for number Of years. He has
many friends and relatives in this section
who will regret to hear of his death.
Editor John @. Bailey, of that excellent
journal, the Greenville Enterprise and
Moustaineer, spent last Thursday night in
Anderson, and while here honored the
INrEL11aENCEn sanctum with his pres
ence for short while. 1t always gives
us pleasure to meet our good brother,
who gets up one Of tho best weeklies IN
the State.
Mr., A. q. Means has adopted the plan
submitted by Mr.. A. W. Todd, architect,
of Augusta, Ga, for the new res
idenos which he intends erecting on tas
lot OH North Main street. The house will
contain ten rooms, and will be most
beautiful, modern: building. The con-
tract for the erection of the building will
be letsin few days.
a meeting OF the citizens Of Hart Coun-
5ty, GtL., was held at Hartwell on the 18th
inst, to make arrangements for the re-
ception of Hon. II. W. Grady and party.
Several Committees were appointed to
perfect the arrangements, and resolution
was adopted extending an invitation to
the people of Anderson County to partici-
pate in the Grady pic mic at Andel sonville.
Il The Board Of Pension Commissioners
win meet in the Court House next Tues
day, June.4th, ito act with the County Ex-
amining. Board of Pensions in revising
and approving the pension claims which
have been passed upon by the State Board.
The Commissioners are N. 0. FarmeH D.
j. Sherard, j. Jameson, &. Y. Aeker and
C. B. Gilmer, who were elected by the
County Survivors, Association.
The Methodist Sunday School will pic
s.t Lowndesyille next Saturday and the
occasion is looked forward to with pleas
snt anticipations by the whole School.
THE School will leave the city on the reg
ular passenger train Saturday morning at
ESQ o'clock and return at p. M. The
fare for the round trip is IS cents. There
will be ample accommodations for ell who
may desire to go on the excursion. &.
n The proprietors of the Associated Re
formed Presbyterian, which has been pub
Ished at Due West for the past thirty or
forty years, have removed the press, FIX
lures and Office furniture of that paper to
Greenwood, and hereafter it will be issued
from that town. In connection with it
Mr.. Bonner will continue to publish the
little Banner, q Sunday School paper, and
he will also edit and publish the Green
wood Times.
List 4of letters remaining in tho Post
Office for the week ending May %:
Earnt Bell, Miss Lena Campbell, Miss
Myra G.. Campbell, G. w. D. Cook, Clate
Cocks, r.. r. Darrah, Miss Roser Durer,
j. T. Goodwin, Alfred Hicks, Mrs. Ar
thur Hoffman, W. H. Irva, Nelson Jack
son, Jane Ladmoure, Maser Lee, Joseph
Miller, J. A. Morgan, Willie Orvile, Miss
Rena Read Walter Scott, i. V. Smith,
w. q. Tinsley.
Mr.. Russell Briggs died at his home in
Brushy Creek Township, this County,
last Saturday morning, in the s3rd year
Of his age. Mr.. Briggs was native of
Vermont, and came to South Carolina
when fifteen years of age Since that
time he has been resident of this County.
he was consist ent member Of the Meth
dist Church, and was highly esteemed by
his friends and neighbors. Two sons and
a daughter are left to mourn his death.
Mr.. A. W. Todd, of Augusta, Ga, is
spending few days in the city. Mr..
Todd now rankg as one of the most tai
ented young architects in the South, and
we are glad to know that he is building
up q fine business. he recently submit
ted plan for the Arsenal Hospital to be
erected by the United States Government
in Augusta, and it has been adopted.
This is certainly very complimentary to
him, as be had quite number Of compet-
itors.
We are indebted to Miss Maude Wake.
field and Miss Minnie Watson, both OF
whom are from Anderson County, for an
invitation to attend the Eleventh Ami
versary of the Judson Literary Society Of
the Greenville Female College, which
takes place on Wednesday evening, June
18th. The exercises will be held in the