The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-05-02

Every laborer is worthy of his hire.
Pay all hired help prom pity, SO they will
cheerfully and willingly do your bidding.
Nobody who works for wages should be
forced to earn them a second time by
repeated asking for their pay. Prompt
settlement makes warm friends and will
ing hands.
Rev. n. C. Fennel will ioe installed pas
tor of Varennes Church next Saturday,
4th inst, at IL o'clock, by Rev. A. P.
Nicholson and Rev. DR.. Frierson. On
Sunday there will be communion SER
vice. The people generally of that Sec
! ton are invited to attend the services OF
both days.
Mr. E. Weston Harper, postal clerk on
the Savannah Valley Railroad, has been
removed, and Lawrence Jones, colored,
of this city, appointed his successor.
Jones will take charge shortly. Mr.. Harper
made a most efficient officer, and our
people regret exceedingly that he has
been removed.
"see here, Mr., why do you ask
eighteen dollars and fifteen cents for this
suit?" asked customer Of certain mer-
chant the other day. "Can't you make
it the even eighteen? "No, mein trent, !"
| replied the merchant, 81 couldn't do it. I
gif' you my vord dot fifteen cents is all I
make on dot suit"
The County Teachers Association met
in the Court House last Saturday, and
was largely attended, more than half of
the white teachers being present. There
were several interesting talks and discus
eions on various subjects, all of which
were both interesting and profitable to
those present. It was decided to hold the
next Teachers Institute in this city.
Married, in ST. Paurs (Episcopal)
Church, at Admission, Ala, on Wednesday,
April "a, 1889, at 12 o'clock NJ, by Rev.
Mr.. Lockwood, Mr.. @. M. Perley and
Miss Lucy Sloan, both of Admission.
Miss Sloan was formerly resident OF
Pendleton, and is most charming and
excellent young lady. We join her many
friends in extending congratulations.
Friend Quattlebaum, it is said, is still
troubled with absent-m indedness. A few
days ago he entered drug store to get
piece of court.plaster to put on his face.
At the same time he bad letter in his
hand to be mailed. He placed the piece
of plaster on the letter and the postage
stamp on his face, and then attempted to
crawl into the letter. box at the postof6ce.
Mr.. W. P. Leach, member Of the At
lanta Fire Department, was killed in that
city on Wednesday afternoon of last week
BY wall of burnt building falling upon
him. Mr.. Leach was a native of this
County, and was about thirty years of
age. He had been connected with the
Department for four years, and was con-
sidered one of the best men in the service.
He leaves an invalid wife and one little
child to mourn his death.
The Cadets of the Patrick Military In
stitute were given holiday on Tuesday in
honor of the Washington Centennial. In
the morning they had dress parade,
after which they repaired to the chapel
and Cadet G. A. Miller delivered an ora.
ton appropriate to the occasion. Qaite a
number of the friends and patrons of the
Institute attended the exercises. Cadet
Miller handled his subject in an eloquent
manner, and was highly complimented
by those who listened to him.
The Greenville News of Tuesday says:
"Under the new arrangement, made by
an Act of the last Legislature, the conven-
ing of the Courts for this Circuit will be
changed from that of the last order of the
Circuit. The new arrangement will ap.
point the Circuit Courts at the following
places on the following dates: Abbevifle,
first Monday in June; Greeuville, second
Monday in June; Anderson, fourth Mon
day in June;. Oconee, first Monday in
July -Pickens, second Monday in July.
Judge Hudson will be the presiding
Judge"
The ladies of the Episcopal Church are
arranging for new and novel entertain
ment to be given tomorrow friday
evening, on the lawn adjoining the resi-
dence Of Mr.. G. W. Webb. on McDufie
street. The entertainment will be known
as "Gypsie Encampment," which will
be presided over by Queen and her at
tendants, all of whom will be DIRE. in
uniform. The programme will Co.'S of
songs, recitation, fortune-telling, etc.
The grounds will be illuminated by Chi.
nese lanterns, and the occasion promises
to be most interesting one. Refresh
ments' will be sold during the evening.
The public are invited to attend.
Noel P. Fleming, white man, has
besn lodged in Jail on charge of obtain
ing goods under false protenses. He
bought a bill of goods from Bleckley,
Brown & Fletwell and gave a mortgage to
secure the same on some land which he
claimed to own. Some time since the
firm attempted to foreclose the mortgage,
when they learned that Fleming owned no
real estate, but had given mortgage on
property which be had no title or interest
in. In the meantime Fleming had gone
to Georgia, where he was arrested, and,
under requisition, brought back to
South Carolina. He is an old offender,
having bean in Jail once before under
charge of arson.
Prof W. P. Hollands school at Leba-
non celebrated the Centennial of Wash
ington's inauguration on Tuesday by
series of exercises appropriate to the occa-
sion, in the presence Of large crowd of
tbo frion6o nofrouo of tho Snhoo1