The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-15


Married, on Thursday, July 25, 1889, by
Rev, a.. "a. Durham, at the residence OF
NIT. e. James the BRIDES father, MIR. J.
.T Merritt and Miss "a. =. james, all OF
Anderson County:
There will be no sarvices in tie Presby-
terian Church aext Sunday. Dr.. Frierson
viii preach that day at Flat Rock Church,
where the sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered.
uPlumb GoodD is the name of new
brand OF cigars which Hin Bros. are offer
ing Is the trade. It is guaranteed all Ha.
.yana, aud IS one Of the best Scent cigars
on 4he market. Try it.
We are indebted to our. clever friend,
Mr.. j. a.. Cartee, Of the Corner, for bss-
ket Of large, luscious peaches, Of tie
Orange variety. The printers never tire
of receiving such treats.
Attention is directed to the advertise.
ment of the Honea Path High School,
which begins its fall session on September
liz Prof. Watkins, the Principal, needs 10
oommendation from as.
There is q probability Of another factory
In our city If our people will interest
themselves in the matter. The old adage,
s.the early bird catches the worm" is a
very true and trite Saying.
The NEXT session Of the Patrick Military
Institute opens September 11th, and the
prospects are very favorable for large
school. Capt: Patrick will gladly furnish
particulars as to rates, etc.
Rev. Dewitt Burkehead has notified
Dr.. Fsierson that hewill reach Anderson
about the 10th of September, at which
tins he viii conduct series Of meetings
in the Presbyterian Church.
MIS-. q. Il. Adams, of. Seneca, accompa-
MED by her friends, Misses Annie and
Mary w bite, OF Atlanta, has been spending
q fsw days in the city visiting her parents
M. and Mrs. AS Stephens.
Rev. z. j. Earle, q prominent minister
oft the Baptist denomination, died at his
home In Gownesville, c., on the 9Th
| inst Before the war he was pastor of the
Penaleton Baptist Church for four years.
TIE Sanitary Committee should make
another inspection Of the private premises
of the citizens OF Anderson. We believe
they could find some PLACES that need
attention at once. Try it, gentlemen, at
once
There will be a Sunday School Celsbra.
tion and pic mic, in which several schools
will participate, at Cedar Grove Church,
Fork Township, on Saturday, Mth inst.
"a pleasant and profitable day is antici-
pated, -
3 MI. Will. Power, who has been in the
employ Of the Southern News Co., in
Georgia, for several montba past, has
returned to Anderson, and accepted q
situation in the store Of Messrs: McGee &
sLigop. s4 s
The members OF storeyille Alliance are
urgently requested to attend the meeting
of Alliance at the Institute next Saturday.
18th inst, at 2 o'clock p. M, as business
Of importance will come UP for considera-
tion and action.
s. An exchange says now is the time to
select your seed corn for next year. Go
through your fields and mark the most
perfect stalks. When the corn is gathered
select the best ears from these, and in this
way you can get select corn.
Persons needing lumber should read
the advertisement Of Mr.. Kaufman, in
another column. Mr.. Coffee represents
Mr.. Kaufman In Anderson. and by calf
ing at his at Office the Blue Ridge Yard,
you can see his lumber and get his prices.
HRS. Z. II. MCGEE, of Jasper, Texas, and
Mrs. B. N. Stone, of Gatesville. Texas, are
now visiting their mother, Mrs. Dorcas
Breaseale, in this County. Their many old
friends are delighted to greet them once
more, after an absence Of nearly thirty
years.
The County Alliance has leased the lot
at tho corner of Church and jail streets
for its cotton yard. Messrs. T. d. Bur.
riss and J. L. Glenn have been awarded
the contract for building the platform and
scals-house, and the work will begin at
once,
Tho. Centennial OF Carmel Uhuroh will
be- celebrated next Saturday, Rev. DR..
Burkehaad, of Montgomery, Ala, preaoh-
ing tie Centennial sermon. Services will
also bs held on Sunday. The Church is
situated near Shutdown. The occasion
will ATTRACT 0 large crowd.
4 The colored people had big day in the
city last Thursday. They had a pic mic
at Silver Brook, and during the day sew
eral speeches were delivered by visiting
ministers. The Due West Colored Band
furnished music for the occasion, and the
day passed off pleasantly.
Luther Latimer, O negro carpenter en-
gagged at work on the Masonic Temple,
fell from scafold, a distance of thirteen
feet, Monday afternoon, and fractured o
s:b on. his right side. He received atten-
tion Immediately from physician, and
since The accident has been improving
rapidly.
Last week we neglected to call atten-
tion to the advertisement Of the Belton
Male and Female Academy, which will
begin its Fall term on 2nd September.
Prof. Kemp has been fortunate in SECURING
Prof. ". E. Breazeale as his assistant, and
together they will make the Academy the
equal of any in the State.
.Mr. John P. Coffin, special correspon-
dent and agent OF the Aanutacturers Record,
Baltimore, Nd, spent last Saturday in the
city and paid the INTELLIaENcER pleas.
ant call. The Record is the leading Man
ufacturing Journal of America, and is
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