The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-03

spending the summer vacation with his
parents in Anderson, has returned to CO.
lumbia to resume his duties as Professor
!, in the State University.
Mr.. John Dleckley, who has been c,onfin.
ed to his room with fever for several weeks
past, left the city Tuesday to visit his old
home in Rabun County, Ga We hope
the trip will prove beneficial.
Our young friend, Amos W. Adams, of
Seneca, but formerly OF Anderson, has
recently purchased beautiful lot in that
commodious dwelling house.
Mr.. w. A. Clement, who recently went
/ to Wa1halla to buy cotton, has returned to
Anderson and has accepted q clerkship In
Mr.. r. s. Hills store. The INTELLIGEN-
GER gladly welcomes him back to Ander-
son.
We are requested to state that the Con.
cert and festival announced last week by
our Hollands Store correspondent to take
place at Shiloh Church on the evening of
the 10th inst, has been indefinitely post
poned. sS.=...z.-S
Married, on Wednesday, September Is.
1889, at-the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. Mary Duncan, BY r. B. a. Robinson,
Trial Justice, Mr.. j. 81. Patterson and
Miss NJ. Lizzie Duncan, all Of Anderson
County.
The colored Teachers Institute Of An
derson County convened in the city last
Monday, with about forty teachers pies-
emit. The Institute is conducted by Wm.
"a. Bulkley, of, Claflin University, Orange
burg, s. G.
Messrs. McGee q Ligon have one of the
sneatest and, best stocked grocery stores to
be found in South Carolina, and twill
make mans ."mouth water" to 60 in
there and see the many good things to
eat. Try it. 7 s.
S Our voting friend, T.. N. Martin, OF
7 Martin Township, has just, completed g
handsome and commodious dwelling
house. Mr.. Martin is one of Anderson
County's most energetic and prosperous
young fark.ers. 3.
Mrs. Essie Ellis died at her home near
Antreville, AbbeYille County. last Tues
day morning. She was stricken with ia
:ralysis, and in three hours was corpse.
Mrs. Ellis was sister Of Mr.. Reuben
Clinkscales, of this County.
S Mr.: J. B. McAdams, one of Abbeyille
County's prosperous young farmers,
brought q lot Of cotton to Anderson last
Saturday, and while here called in and
renewed his subscription to the INTELLI.
SGENoER for another year.
- On our first page this week we begin a
series Of articles from the pen of our ven
cradle citizen, Hon. A. T. Broyles, which
we would advise our readers to read care
fully. The article viii run through three
issues Of the INTELLIaENcER.
= One Of our clever bachelors says he
would like to see all of the babies ofAn-
5derson County together at one time. he
suggests that a. baby show be held in the
city at some future time, and that big
prize be given to the prettiest one.
We were glad to. meet our old friend
and school. innate, Chas. M. McPhail, in the
city last week. He is now representing
the Atlanta Coffin Mandatory, and is
doing g. good business. He is an Ander-
son County boy, and a.cleyer one, too.
The Sullivan Hardware Co., of this city,
is extending its trade every year. This
season they have eold machinery all over
upper Carolina and in several Counties Of
Georgia. It is a live firm, and sells ma
:chinery. a cheap as it can be bought at the
mandatory.
: Married, on Sunday, September l, 1889,
in the Big Creek Church, by Rev. q. N.
Rogers, Mr.J. p. Callahan and Miss L..
e. Davis. Also, by the same, at his resi-
dence, on Thursday, September IL, 1889,
Mr.sJ, 3. Black and Miss s. A.. Robinson
all Of Anderson County.
Mr.. Chas. n. Chapman. representing
the art department Of the pub blishing
house of D. Appleton q Co., New York,
has been spending few days In Ander.
son. He is very pleasant, courteous
gentleman, and the 1NTEILIaENcER was
glad to form his acquaintance.
Just before closing up last Saturday.
night. fire was discovered in the second
story of Peoples Il Burriss' establishment,
and In, a short time no doubt would have
done considerable damage...It was put
out, however, without calling out the fire.
men, and no damage resulted.
The last issue of the Yorkville Enquirer
was one of the best papers we have ever
seen issued from. a country Office. 1t con-
tanned a well-written and illustrated de-
scription Of the town of Blacksbnrg, and
its business men and enterprises. We
extend our congratulations to Bro. Grist.
It is greatly to be desired that the SOW
ing Of large crops of oats and wheat will
not be too much delayed this fall. If this
is neglected the farmers will be the losers.
They are on the highway to prosperity
and nothing should be allowed to impede
their progress towards an absolute inde-
pendence.
s. Col. NJ. p. T7ibble, Clerk of Court, re-
quests us to atate that he is now prepared
to make another payment tothe Confed-
crate pensioners of $40 each. The PEN
.sioners are urged TO call at once and get
their money. This will probably be the
last payment until the Legislature meets
and makes another appropriation.
Capt. d. T.. Hall died at his home in
Corner Township last Sunday. He bad
been quite III for several weeks, and his
death was not unexpected. Capt. Hall
commanded a company through the late
war; and was brave soldier. He was
highly esteemed by large concourse Of
friends and relatives, and his death re-
moves good citizen from the County.
Mr.. W. E. McGee, who has for long
time filed the position very acceptably OF
telegraph operator at the G. & g. depot,
has resigned, and last Tuesday left for
Columbus, Ga, where be has secured q
better position. He is succeeded at the
depot by Mr.. l.. 81. Carlisle. Mr.. MCGEE
is most excellent young man, and bis
friends regret to see him leave Anderson.
The ladies of the Methodist Church will
have o dinner in Temperance Hall on
Friday, 11th inst, for the purpose of rais-
ing funds to improve their Church lot.
Dinner will 6e served promptly at l
o'clock. We bespeak for the ladies lib.
eral patronage Our friends from the
country can get good dinner In the Hall
that day for the small sum Of twenty-five
cents.
Mr.. r. Shelby, General Agent Of the
Interstate Building and Loan Associa-
ton, Of Columbus, Ca, is spending few
days in the city, making an effort to or
ganize branch Association. This Asso
citation is doing business all over the
South. It's plan is very simple, and is 8
good investment for any person who de.
sires to secure home or las aside 2 itil;
money.
The Anderson Dramatic Association has
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