The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-17

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orators, send US your names ut once.
There will be social pic mic at Concord
Church on Saturday, 26th inst. We are
requested to extend an invitation to the
public to attend, and to remind everybody
to bring their dinner baskets. Speeches
may be expected from several gentlemen
There will be pic mic at Browns (noH
| known as Holland's) Ferry next Satur
day, 10Th inst. The public generally arc
invited to attend. One of the attraction:
of the day will be the walking of the wire
rope across the river by Mr.. j. A. Bien
ker.
| Mr.. INirt Scudday, of Nashville, Tenn.
! is visiting friends and relatives in thi!
section, viewing the scenes OF his loyhoo(
days Mr.. Scudday is now prosperous
merchant in his adopted home. He look
hale and hearty, and his friends are glat
to greet him.
Col. J. p. Thongs, of Columbia, Iii,
been spending few days in the city, ant
during bis stay honored the INTELL1G EN-
GER with call. Col. Thomas was for
merly Superintendent of the State Citadel
but is now representing the Mutual Lille
Insurance Company.
The members, with their families, o
Slabtown, Lebanon, Sandy Springs ant
Mt. Tabor Alliances, are cordially invited
to meet with Bishops Branch Alliance or
Saturday, 26th inst. Several speeche:
may be expected, after which baske
dinner will be enjoyed.
There will be an Alliance pic mic a
Clinkscales' Mill, in Martin Township, or
the 4th Saturday in July. Messrs. p. B
Murray, ]. Belton Watson, a. @. Lattimer
j. w. Bowden and R. B. A. Robinson are
invited to address the audience. Thepub
lie generally are invited.
The firm Of E. Book & Co., the bakers
has dissolved, Mr.. Book retiring. The
business will be continued at the old stane
by Mr.. A. Schilletter, who will be delight
ed TO serve his customers at any time
Asa baker, Mr.. Schilletter can't be ex
celled, and we advise you to- o-call and try
his bread and cakes.
Mr.. R l.. Keys the local agent at An
derson for tho Southern Express Compa
ny, has received the following rates on
grapes to the points named; Charleston
80 cents per 100 pounds; Richmond
$1.4O; Baltimore. $3.50; Philadelphia
$500; New York, 1925. TO other point;
the rates are in proportion.
Regiment S. g. v, which takes place a
Cooks on Monday, the 23rd inst, the fol
| lowing speakers will be in attendance
and address the Survivors: Gen. Ellison
Capers. Hon. r. r.. Clinkscales and Mr.
a. j. Watt. The public generally are cor.
daily invited to be present.
The Pelzer sub.union Association will
meet on Saturday before the fourth Sun.
day in July, at :, 8 a. M, at Mt. Pisgah
Church. The members, with their fami-
lies and friends, are cordially invited to
attend and bring their baskets we'll filled
with food and fruit 1t is proposed tc
spend the Gay at the Church, and the occa
sion will be q pleasant one.
Our good old friend, Mr.. johnson Hall,
of Corner Township, came in to see US
the INTRLLIGENCER for another year. He
has been subscriber since its first NUM-.
ber. Mr.. Hall is now 70 years old, and is
remarkably stout and healthy for one ol
his years. We, hope he will live to cele.
brate his one hundredth anniversary.
The IErELL1aENcER had a pleasant call
from DR.. J. NJ. Westmoreland. the gen
eral business manager of the Westm0re
land Calisaya Tonic Co., Augusta Ga
The Doctor is native Carolinian, and 8
wholesouled, genial gentleman. His tDnic
we know by experience. will do what il
claims. and is growing more popular
every day. It is sold by all druggists.
The Meals Creek Sunday School will
have-a pic mic at that Church on Thursday
the 24th inst. Rev. R. II. Smith, Col. John
B. Patrick. Messrs, L. P. Smith, A. G.
Latimer, M. 0. Ligon, and E. P. Vandiver
have been invited to deliver addresses
upon that occasion upon subjects Of their
own choice, politics excepted. All Sun
day Scoools. are invited to attend, and
bring their baskets.
Extensive preparations are being made
for pic mic at Cooley's Bridge on Wed.
nesday, 30th inst. A large crowd will be
present from both Greenville and Ander-
sen Counties; We are authorized 10 ex.
tend an invitation 10 the public, and tc
:eral speeches may be expected during the
day. Cooley's Bridge is noted place fol
q pic mic, and never fails to attract large
crowd.
The County Teachers Institute adjourn
ed on last Saturday, 18th inst, after very
pleasant and successful session of week
There was an enrolment of fortyfve
teachers, all eager and earnest in their
efforts after Improvement. DR.. Lander
already had the hearts of the teachers. and
after weeks intercourse Miss Bonham
and Prof. Albert had them, too. At. the
close the Institute presented Prof. Albert
with handsome gold headed ebony cane.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for the
week ending July 10th contains an able
aud telling. article from the Hon. Henry
Watterson on the political situation from
the Democratic point of view. Mr.. Wat.
terson .criticises the policy Of the Repub.
licans in Congress without mercy, and
his article will be sure to attract great
deal of attention, as voicing the opinion
illustrates the State Military Camp al
Peekskill.
Rev. John T. McBryde, D. D., pastor oi
the First Presbyterian Church at Mar.
shall, Texas, has been granted two
months vacation by his congregation, and
he is spending it at Pendleton with his
venerable mother and other relatives
Mr.. McBryde has recently had the degree
of Doctor of Divinity conferred upon him
and it is an honor worthily bestowed
He is native of Anderson County, and has
many old frienLs throughout this section
who will be delighted to greet him.
The "Little T ycoon" Opera will be again
rendered in the Opera House next Wed
nesday evening by Anderson's amateurs,
under the management of Mrs. ]. d Max.
well. Those Of our people who witnessed
the entertainment last Spring enjoyed il
exceedingly, and We feel safe in predicting
big audience for the troupe. Those Of
our citizens who did not attend the enter.
tainment in the Spring, should not miss il
this time. The admission price is so cents
gallery, IS cents. Reserved seats may be
secured in advance without extra charge
at Hill Bros. Remember the time, and be
sure to attend.
In the hurry Of last week, caused by the
excitement of Saleday and the efforts BY
one of our men to secure registration fol
those who appealed from the refusal of the
Supervisor, we unintentionally failed tc
mention the pic mic given by the Sunday
School at Mr.. Vests Spring, two miles
below town. This Sunday School is held
at the new house recently built near the
Archer place. The pic mic was success
in every particular. twas we'll attended,
every body enjoyed themselves, and an
al, 10 I;pnor of rao1 fbipn,, yuoc