The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-22

the weeds, grass, etc., from the yard.
Our young friend, i. N. Martin, who
liTas in Martin Township, and who is one
of our most energetic and progressive far
imers, is building a modern and commo.
dious dwelling house on his plantation.
little Anderson girl joyfully assured
her mother, the other day, that she had
found where they made horses-"she had
seen man: in a chop just finishing. one OF
them, for he was mailing on his last foot.n
We are indebted to Prof D. B; johnson,
OF Columbia, for copy of the proceedings
of the Winthrop Training School, on Me.
mortal Day, May 18th, 1889, with the
Memorial Address Of Hon. J. L. NJ. Cur
~.
The meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Cooperative Store last Monday attracted
q large crowd OF farmers to the city.
Every one We had the pleasure of meet
ing gave encouraging reports Of the grow
ing crops: e.s fs21 =:
Miss Maud Whitaker, one Of Anderson
County's charming young ladies, paid the
INTELI1aENcER:a pleasant call Monday
morning, and left US a basket Of very fine
peaches. Accept many thanks, Miss
Maud, for the treat.
Anderson has q host Of pretty young
I ladies visiting within her borders at this
time; and it is hoped that some Of our
gallant young bachelors will induce a
number of them to become permanent
residents ofthe city.
Mr.. Jas. T. Jones, accompanied by Mrs.
Jones, left last Monday for the Northern
!: markets to lay, in fall and winter stock
of goods for his firm. Before returning
he and Mrs. Jones will visit Saratoga,
Niagara Falls and other resorts.
We regret to- learn Of. the illness of our
good friend, DR.. j. Walter Sherard, of
Corner Township. he has been confined
to his bed since the 9th inst. with an
attsck; of fever. The INTELLIaENoER
jolrs;hIs many friends in wishing him .
speedy recovery.
Andersson's Base Ball Team, accompa-
MED By a number of our citizens, will go
to Greenyille tomorrow. to play ball with
the Greenyille boys. Tile Club did not
succeed in getting a special train for the
occasion, but tickets viii b sold at s1.6o
for Che round trip.
at q meeting Of the delegation from the
several Fire Companies, held last Thurs.
day eyening, the following officers wese
elected to serve the Anderson Fire De-
partment another year Chief, R. F. DiY-
yer; Assistant Chief, L. E. Norryce; SEQ
retary, c. 8. Sullivan.
Hon. Ben. Terrell, Lecturer Of the Ma
tional Alliance. will visit Anderson next
Wednesday, 18th inst, and deliver an adj
dress. Mr.. Terrell has the reputation Of
being an eloquent speaker, and large
crowd should greet him. The address
will be delivered about II o'clock.
List Of LISTERS remaining III the Post
Office for the week ending August 81:
Mrs. Mary. Burton, Brooks Croker, P. B.
Crocker, a. Hewell, J.J. Hennersy, Miss
Lida Lanson, j. A. Jones, Ed. Jordon,
Mrs. NJ. e. Moore, Miss Julia v. Skinner,
Miss Lille Simpson, Will Norton.
Mr.. E. E. Henderson, who clerks for
E..W. Brown q Sons, visited his farm in
.Brushy Creek Township, last Saturday,
and on Monday presented Us with the first
open boil We have seen this season. Mr..
Henderson has eighty acres planted In
cotton, and says his crop is very fine.
On Friday night, Soth inst, the mem.
,bers Of: Anderson Division, Sons of Tenn
peranoe, will have Pound Party in their
:Hall. A cordial invitation is extended to
their. friends to attend. The occasion will
be purely q social one, and pleasant
evening is In store for those who attend.
Rev. D. Western Hiott will preach =
special sermon to Children at Neal's Creek
Church next Sunday morning, at II
O'clock. The parents Of that neighborhood
should go and carry nll of their children
with them, as Mr.. Hiott will certainly
give them an interesting and profitable
discourse.
Our young friend, NJ. A. Dean, son Of
Mr.. r. B. Dean, of Deans, has accepted q
position in the store of Messrs. McCully,
.Cathcart g. Co., and will be pleased to
have his friends call and SEQ him. Mr.
Dean is most excellent young mani and
it gives the INTELLl aENcER pleasure to
welcome him to the city.
Be sure to read c. f. Jones & Co.'S. new
advertisement. These gentlemen have
received their new stock of fall and win
ter clothing, which they are selling very
cheap. Other new goods will be arriving
daiN Summer goods are now being of
fered at bargain prices. Itwould pay you
to give then, a call at once.
The Secretary of State has issued a
commission for the incorporation of the
Cooperative Alliance Store of Anderson.
The capital stock is, to be $4,000, to be
divided into shares of the par value OF
$40 each. The incorporators are a. Q.
Latimer, w. A. Neal, J. Belton Watson,
r. NJ. Burriss and w. e. Walters.
Elloise, bright and interesting 3 ear
old daughter Of DR.. P. II. E. oluan. of
Pendleton, died last Tuesday morning.
The little girl took suddenly Ill Monday
night about clock, and after suffering
for several hours passed away to that
brighter world. The family have many
sympathizers in their bereavement.
George E. Prince, Esq, has moved his
Office from Brick Range to the room in
the rear Of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank, where he will be- pleased to see his
clients and friends at any time. See ad
vertieement. Mr.. Prince is fortunate in
securing such delightful Office. It is
commodions, handsomely finished and
most pleasantly situated.
Mr.. W. r. Elrod, Of Hopewell Town