The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-19

ion Salesday In October Mr.. j. a. DansI
.iels will zsell q fine tract Of land at public
:outcrH,to the highest bidder An adver-
;tisementin another column gives terms
and other in formation. f-, 6.
= Our little friend. Macy Tribble, son Of
Col. M. P. Tribble, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is, we are glad to
say, able to be up again, and We hope he
will continue toimprove.
The weather for a week or more has
been. very favorable to the cotton crop.
It is opening rapidly, and cotton pickers
are ii demand. The price paid for picking
is 50 cents hundred pounds.
Tom. Rayenel, a half-witted negro, who
has been roaming around the streets of
Anderson for number of years, and who
had got to be dangerous, was carried to
the State Asylum last Friday.
5Ss Hill Bros. have received q new and
wise our readers to go and inspect. They
are being offered at remarkably low prices.
Read the new advertisement.
We havn't heard from several of our
County correspondents In some time.
Let us hear from yon, gentlemen, often.
We are always delighted to have news
items from any section Of the County.
Our Corner correspondent notes the
death Of Mr.. Joshua Burris, one Of Ander-
son Connty's Oldest citizens. He was
.well.known thropgh ghont the County, and
his friends will regret to hear Of his death.
& Married, on Thursday, September 18th,
1889, at:the residence of, the BRIDES father,
Mr.. John Ashley, by Rev. Baxter Hays,
I Mr.. n. w. Woolbr1ght, of Atlanta, Ga,
and Miss B. v. Ashley, Of Anderson
County.
Next Sunday Prof. M. T.. Willis will
conduct singing at Flat Rock Church,
; to which the public are invited. IT will
continue throughout the day, and those
who attend are requested to bring their
dinner baskets, - $50. 8.
e Miss Ida PerciYal, Of Baltimore, has re-
turned to Anderson, and is again In
charge ofJ Jones. Seybt & Co.'S. millinery
department.. She is thoroughly posted IN
all the latest styles, and the. young ladies
should call and gee her. gSsss-; gzss-;;
Married, on Sunday, September 18th,
1889; at the residence of: Mr. ]. B. Satter-
field, by Rev. D. W. Hiott, Mr.. Calvin
Smith, ,.of Anderson County, and Miss
Mary E.. Lawson, daughter of; Mr.. VIM.
Lawson, fof fAbbeYille County. -. SO.
There VIII be meeting OF: MoffattsYille
Alliance at Generostee academy next Sat-
urday, 2lst inst, at 1.30 O'Clock p. M.
Hon. r. b. Watson and Col. We. Wal
ters will be present and address the meet
ing. The public are invited to attend.
Messrs. O. F. Bolt & CO. have opened q
by DR.. &. p. tombstone next door to the
Ladies' Store. The tables will be we'll
supplied and meals furnished at all hours.
Read their advertisement and give them q
call. g. +. -
,On next Tuesday, Mth inst, round trip
tickets will be sold at the c. Il G.. depot to
any point in Texas or Arkansas at half
price, good to return at any. time within,
thirty days. Persons who desire to visit
either Of these States should avail them
selves Of this opportunity.
NE: VIM. Davis, q young man, met with
q painful accident last Saturday. He was
atsWOIhaU Uu l41O w dy SAotC1, auo sSuVl hAo
foot with an adze, making very severe
wound. The wound was dressed by .Drs,
:Nardin Il Orr, and at last accounts he was
doing aswell as could be expected.
We had u pleasant call Monday from
Mr.. / T.. Blackmau, of Pistol, Ga. He
and his good wife have been spending q
few days In: the County visiting relatlveB.
Mr.. Blackman is AIN old Anderson boy,
and it gave us pleasure to hear Of his suo-
cess and prosperity in his adopted home.
= On the 18th September, 1859-thirty
years ago Yesterday Anderson Bap-
list Church was dedicated, the sermon
being preached by Rev. Richard Furn1an.
We are told that the occasion attracted an
immense crowd to Anderson, and the
Church was then one of the finest build.
;ings in the upper section OF the State. /.
s Mai. "A. S. Todd, editor OF the Journal,
left Anderson last Monday for Baltimore.
where he will spend the next few montts,
attending course oflectures in the Col
Slege. of Physicians and Surgeons. During
his absence Mr.. D. H.. Russell will assist
in editing the Josy7,aI. Maj. Todd has our
best wishes for his success in his new pro-
'fession. -
& "a letter and q postal card were mailed
to us at Horea Path on Monday, 9th inst,
and did not reach us until the following
"Wednesday evening. Since the change OF
Postal Clerks on the Railroads we have
heard considerable complaint about mail
matter being miscarried, and we hope the
proper authorities will look into the mat
ter and see where the blame lies.
Miss Lizzie W lliams has returned home
from the markets, and her new goods are
arriving every day. During the coming
season, in addition to her old force. she
will be assisted by Mrs. J. +. Tolbert
iand Miss Winnie Cater. We would advise
our young lady; friends wh3 contemplate
getting married ii, the neGr or distant tue
iture. to give the Ladies, Store call and
get! posted in all the latest style
The Greenville Enterprise and Mountain.
5ee, Of lest week, says: Mr.J. W.Batson,
.of, REID postofice, accompanied Rev. j..
M.5Allen to 1Pisgah Church, in Anderson
County; on Saturday last, where the latter
preached on Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Batson on his return gives glowing de-
scription Of the hospitality Of the citizens
there ) alao he states that the crops over
there are better than are those Of Green.
vile.
List OF letters remaining in the Post.
office. for the week ending Septembe 18: ::
Mrs. M. e. Adams, Miss Hattie L. Don.
ialdson, Miss Anna DargaT,, Hon. Jno. T..
FELTON,, VIM. Freeman, Rachael Garvin,
e.. E. Hopkins. Lutian johnson, j.. A.
Morrow, Geo. Lucius Miller, Miss Lee
Anna Reeder, Ezekiel SIN alley, Mrs. Bel
zora Stevenson, Lewis Williams.
Last, Friday the INTELL1aENCER office
was visited by Messrs. G. 81. jolly and A.
P. Hamilton, two handsome young gentle
men from Franklin County, Ga, Who have
been spending several days in the County
visiting relatives. Both young gentlemen
were born In Anderson County, and Mr..
Jolly is son of F. L. Jolly, who was
once citizen of our County. They re-
port fine crops throug ghout their section.
Frank, infant jgh Of Hon. E. P. Earle,
died at Seneca last Monday, aged fourteen
months. The remains were inferred at
Seneca Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle's many friends Throughout .Ander-
son County will regret to hear of their
affliction, and deeply sympathize with
them In their bereav emept. This makes
the fifth child that Mr. and Mrs. Earle
hav e laid away in tho tomb.
rrr. $50 1oo.,oJ @b.t f1,o oop}ro et