The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-01-31

February. Teachers wishing to hav
their claims approved and signed are re
quested to meet the Board at that time.
An exchange truly remarks that maj
who has never contributed any none,
-towards building churches and schoo
houses, and does not take his Count.
paper, is not good citizen. provided he i
wealthy enough to keep out Of the poo
house.
The Board of Examiners of pensions
i will meet on Friday and Saturday Of thi'
J, Iweek, to pass upon the petitions of appli
I cants. Persons who expectto apply for /
pension should make a note Of this, as thi.
Twill probably be the last meeting Of the
!. Board.
will r. Webb has retired from the edi
q storial chair Of the Seneca Free Press, and
4 will in . few days issue a paper from
lWestminster. Friend Webb made a live
4 paper out of the Free Press, and we are
glad to; know that he will continue in the
4 journalistic field Y ..5i. ::::,
Our young friend, Prof VII. Watson,
has assumed the Principalsnip of the Viii.
liamston Male School, which opened last
Monday. Mr.. Watson is a most excellent
young man, and the people of William
ston should give him q liberal patronage;
/ See advert cement.
The w. II. Douglas shoe, and advertise
ment of which Is running in the INTELLl.
aENcER, and which is sold in this city by
OF. Jones g. Co. is meeting with big
sale, and gives perfect satisfaction every
purchaser. II you want good shoe for .
little money, give the Douglas shoe a trial.
THE nnion prayer meetings which have
1been held In the churches Of this city
nearly every night since the new year
began, have been exceedingly interesting
and, despite the had weather, we'll
attended All the denominations have
participated in the meetings, and much
good has been accomplished.
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The McC Cormick Ne,p,, OF last week,
says g..Mr. Warren T..sAlby and Miss
Minnie Bosworth, both of Nc Cormick,
were married in the Methodist Church:
last night, Rev. A. G. Harmon officiating.
immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left on the Savannah Talley,
train for Anderson; where they will make
thei. future home.
The Ninety-Six correspondent of the
lAbbeYille Press and Bonner notes the fol-
lowing marriage /: at the parsonage. by
the Rev, w. p. Meadors on the 18th inst,
Miss Rebecca Hutchison to Mr.. u ohm ].
Richardson, OF Anderson County. Miss
sRebecca was a great fayorite with the
people of our town, and we congratulate!
Mr.. Richardson indeed. y
Messrs. John W.Ashley an P. G. Hall
are now canvassing the County selling.a
new patent sash lock or fastener, which
is certainly ahead Of anything Of the kind
we have ever seen. It is very simple
and cheap, and when placed on your win.
doWs makes them burglar-proof. Be
ready TO give these gentlemen an order
when they visit your house
Capt. John ". Daniels and family leave
Anderson to-day for Columbia, where
they viii make their future home, at
least for awhile. Capt. Duniels has ac-
capted the position Of chief clerk in the
Comp Her Generals Office, and will at
once enter upon his duties. BE will
make q most efficient officer. We regret
ceedingly to give the Captain and his
lanaily up.
The Trustees of the public schools OF
Hall Township will hold their regular
meeting at Carswell Institute on the first
Saturday in February, at 10 o'clock a. m.
All The teachers of the Township must
hand in their reports by that time. AS
matters of great interest to the public
schools of the Township W i'll co NE before
the Board, the citizens generally are in.
yited to attend the meeting.
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We are indebted to the Oriental & Occi-
dental Tea Co. of New York, for liberal
sample Of their tea, an advertisement of
which is appearing in the INTELL1aENoER.5
We have given the tea q thorough trial,
and have found it to be most excellent.
Indeed, wedo not think we have ever
drank better tea. Messrs. McCully, Cath.
cart & Co. sell this tea in Anderson, and
we advise our readers to give it trial.
T Our clever friend, Mr.. j. M. Baker, one
of Lowndesyille's most popular young
merchants, spent Sunday and Monday in
the city, and on the latter day paid the
INrELL1aENcER pleasant visit. BE is
looking well, reports business good, and
says he has the brightest and best looking
boy baby in Abbeville County. We don't
doubt the latter assertion, for if it's any
thing like the 'old man. it could not be
otherwise.
The Rev. Mr.. Pearson, the evangelist,
closes his meetings in Greenville this week.
His efforts in that city have been crowned
with success and q great deal of interest was
manifested in the meetings, more than
hundred persons having been brought into
the several churches We regret that Mr..
Pearson could not visit Anderson at this
time, for we feel confident that he could
have done much good here and brought
many souls to Christ.
The Union correspondent of the Green
vile News, under date Of the 23rd inst,
says: "Miss Lizzie Rice, daughter of s.
M. Rice, Esq, was married to-day at
eleven O'Clock to the Rev. Mr.. Wolling,
who has been for some time Missionary
in Brazil, the Rev. T. A. Weber, of the
NJ. E. Church, South, performing the Ger
emony. The happy couple took the train
Immediately afterward for Columbia.
What is Unions loss is the Missionary's
gain"
There Ia no denying the fact that An
derson is on boom. For some time
past the Masonic fraternity Of this city
have had under consideration the matter
OF tearing down their present building
and rebuilding on its site larger and
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