The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-05

vin attract q large crowd.
weather: prophet says we are to have
a big storm between the 18th and. 10Th
Isl Isl Inst sE Fix up your storm pit.
Mrs. Bette Moore leaves Anderson this
10 go 70 Connecticut, where she will
ssins the future reside with her son.
Work On the new hotel is progressing
ss rapidly and it IS proposed to have the
bnilding comp pleted by 1st Of October.
HopewelI Alliance viii hold a special
meeting next Saturday at o'clock p. m.
Allof the members are urged TO attend.
;:sSs Monday had thes appearance of fall
ESalesday. a good crowd was in the city,
sand the :horseswapp pers seemed to be busy,
Sheriff Bolt has returned from his trip
Indiana. He had q very pleasant trip,
and was; highly pleased with that country.
Avery interesting meeting is going on
at Varennes Church this week. Several
accessions have already been made to the
s Church.
Send the sINTEIIIaENoER your orders
I for letter heads, envelopes, bill heads, or
any other stationery you may need.
Prices very low.
Miss Anna y. Dargan, one OF Green.
Hes fairest and most accomplished
daughters, spent last week with her friend,
AIRS. O. o. Burriss.
s.: Mr.. ~. u. Brooks, Of Level Land, paid
the INTElIIaENUEs a call last Friday.
He;is one Of Abbeville County's most e1-
cellent yonng men.
Gov. Richardson has accepted the resig.
8 nation of Mr.. James r. Sitton as Trial
Justice at Pendleton. His successor has
s. not yet been named. - -
Mrs.H. r. Sloan left the city for New
IS York yesterday. The object OF her trip,
is to buy an immense millinery stock for
8: r. s, Hills establishment.
.s Mess1s. McCully, Cathcart q Co. have
s. received. 9 large lot Of pine straw bagging,
IS which, is now very popular with the far
81 mers as g substitute for jute. is9
From the 9TH to the 9th inst, inclusive
und.trip tickets will be on sale at the
S. Q. q q. depot to Baltimore at s2s. .25, good
8 to return until the 10th inst.
Col. w. p. Walters will address the
IS First Creek Sunday School next Sunday
s morning. The friends Of the school are
I. cordially invited to be present,
Mr.. j. w. Provost has rented Mrs.
Moore's Yelling on Greenville street,
and will move into the city. The INrELI1-
aENCER extends cordial welcome.
Lemon parties are getting fashionable.
81 They are called lemon Hqueezes. The
young men who are invited are expect;
Led to bring q lemon and do. the squeezing.
Capt. D. K. Norris, OF this County, met
recently With the Farmers' Institute of
81 Lsnrens County and read very interest
Ming essay on the Agricultural interest Of
Hssthe State.
The people at Antreville have decided
TO have an excellent High School. A
teacher has been employed, and they are
rs building commodious and comfortable
Academy.
ssEs Mr.. J. L. Jolly, Of Denver, shipped two
s. OF his fine Beagle pups to gentleman in
Chicago last week. He has several more
4. orders, but will not be able to fill them
for some time.
W. 81. Frierson, Esq, has opened an
ofice in the second story of the new Bank
building, and is ready at all times to
attend to any business for his friends and
Sclients. See card.
Married, on Sunday, September l, 1889,
Sat the residence of the BRIDES father, by
Rev. 3. r. Earle. Mr.. VIM. Bruce, of Oco-
nee County, and Miss Carrie Bagwell of
Anderso;7 County.
Do you keep any Hamburg edging ?"
S asked a trained miss as she entered
3. store the other day, mot if We can sell
ssit," was tho pert reply of the Clerk. He
e kept some that day,
s Some of the public roads in the County
6 have been put in good condition, but
S there are some that are yet in a bad con.
dition, and should be attended to before
the winter season sets in.
DR.. J. NJ. Westmoreland, of Greenville,
was in the city yesterday, and paid the
INTELLraENCER 2 pleasant call. he re-
ports big sales of his popular medicine,
Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic.
The choir of New Prospect Church will
haye a singing at that Church next Sum
day, beginning at 10 o'clock. It is pro.
posed to spend the day in praise service,
s and everybody is invited to attend.
Rev. W. D. kirkland, D. D., editor of
the Southern Christian Advocate preached in
the Methodist Church both morning and
evening last Sunday, and his sermons
were both eloquent and interesting.
Mr.. A. 81. Osborne has the contract for
building commodious dwelling house
s 4 for Mrs. G. a. Latimer, near Mr.. G. E.
1; Browns home, on McDufie street. The
| work will commence in few days.
Married, on Sunday, September Let,
1889, at the residence of the brides father,
in Brushy Creek Township, by E. W.
Long, Notary Public, Mr.. w. H. Orr and
SMiss Lula Sherman, all of this County.
Mrs. Col. R. G. Howard, of Marion.
:ss Mrs. T. A. Harlee, Of Florence, and Mrs.
Robt. Hamer, OF Little Rock, 8. c., have
L been spending few days in Anderson
i 3vislting their sister, Mrs. D. E. Frierson.
Mr.. A. J. Waters died at the home of
4 his father.in law, Mr.. N. S. Clardy, in
/! Williamson Township on Friday, 30th
nit He had been sick about six months
.iss3 with dropsy. Mr.. Waters was about
IS; 81 years of age, and leaves behind him q
q widow aud three children. He was 8
good citizen and a consistent member OF
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