The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-08-21

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Mrs. W. T. Wright and daughter of
Charleston, are visiting the family of her
father, j. wv. Wright, and other relatives
in the County. So. -, ~,
Messrs. z. 81. Brown, A. T.. Newell and
sc. G. King have been appointed managers
s15of the primary election for Hopewell
]. Democratic Club.
a Mrs. john Z Kennedy, Misses Isabellaand
of. Charleston are visiting friends and rele-
tiYes in Anderson.
Rev. 8. j.. Cowan is conducting series
sof meetings two miles south of the city,
Il aud large crowds are attending the servi-
ces both night and day.
The flowing gentlemen are appointed
managers Of the primary election at Clink.
scales Mill /: T. l.. Olinkscales, Jr., L. N.
( Martin and ]. r. Pennells
Attention is directed to the advertise
This is an excellent institution, and its
n serms are very reasonable.
VS.. Brown. ESD, has resigned a. su-
County, and Col: J.aD Z. : Maxwell lis at.
tending to the duties of the Office.
Mr.. George Hazelton, of Charleston,
who, formerly resided in Anderson, spent
.sE few days here last week, and was
warmly greeted by his numerous friends.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Howe will visit the
congregation Of Grace (Episcopal) Church,
: in this city, on Sunday, September 14th,
holding service In the morning and at
q night. S3 Y. -. -
Married, on Thursday, August Il, 1890,
Z by 3. 3. A. Robinson, Notary Public, at
4 his residence. Mr.. Thomas o. Mccoy and
Miss Sallie i. Bratcher, all of Anderson
]. County.
Mr.. s. M. Burlington, formerly of this
County, but who is now a Conductor on
the o., G. q A. r. r.. is spending short
vacation in our midst visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr.sJ.H. Clarke has moved his tailor
= shop from Brick Range to the rooms over
White d Whites drug store, on Gran
& lite Row. His advertisement will appear
:. next week. -
The eINTELLIaENcER is under many OBJ
legations 10 Mrs. ]. G. Featherston, of this
city, for basket Of very fine figs. Such
treats are always in order, and are highly
Mr. Joel Kay, one OF Honea Paths best
citizens, fell from mE-SSsgon d last Thursday
broken, however, and we hope for his
Z speedy recovery. =.
q; Rev. e p. Hudson, OF Walterboro; is
spending few days in Anderson with his
.brother.in-law, Mr.. Baylis Maxwell:
Z Next Sunday Mr.. Hudson will preach in
the Presby yterian Church.
Z /: : Miss jamie Featherston, of this city, ac-
companied by her brother, G. G. Feather
ufc - Dcrr- rf hou
with an excursion party to visit Boston
:; and several popular summer resorts.
On account of the pressure of other mat
= = ter and our limited space this week, We
ARE compelled TO leave out the alliance
& Column and several communications on
various topics, as well as cut down our To-
8 cal correspondents contributions.
Mr.IS. J. Brown, of Broadway Town
ship. has been Ia matrimonial harness for
a long time, but has never been presented
with Q boy until q few davs ago. Jap. is
30 happy that he dances the "double
shuttle" nea;iy every time he thinks
about the 10y.
The Parsonage Aid Society Of the Meth.
odist Church will serve ice cream and 9TH
ming at o'clock in tho beautiful grove
{ around DR.. Naidin's residence. Don't
forgot the time, and be sure to give the
Society your patronage.
Messrs. E. W.. Taylor, G. w. Webb and
J. T. Holleman have purchased from Mr..
Z ,J.-L. MCGEE that pretty fve-aere lot, on
West McCully street, adjoining the p.
Military Institute property, and each will
erect thereon in the near future comfort
able and neat dwelling house.
a little tWo.year-old son of Mrs. John
Angling, of Atlanta, Ga, who is now
visiting relatives in this County, died at
the home of Mr.. j. s. MoCully, three
miles west of the city last Saturday night.
The remains were inferred temporarily in
the Presbyterian cemetery Sunday after
noon.
Nessrs. T.. E. Norryce, J. T. Pearson
and Lewis Harrison have been appointed
as managers Of the primary election for
Anderson Democratic Club No. !, and
Messrs. J. Willet Provost, e. r. Cashine
and T. 8. crayton for Anderson Club No.
2. The voting precincts tor both Clubs
will be in the Court House.
Anderson received her first new bale of
cotton for this season last Tuesday. It
was marketed by Mr.. P. B. Allen, one Of
our largest and most energetic young
farmers. It weighed si6 pounds, classed
strict low middling End bought BY Brown
Bros. at IL cents per pound. This bale
was five days ahead Of che first bale last
year.
The Pickens Sentinel, of last week, says !:
Mr.. e. II. Poore, of Anderson, was up
with his family few days ago, to visit his
father-in-law, Mr.. J. N. Wyatt. he is
full of life and in great hopes of the future
prosperity Of the Piedmont country, Gov
ernor or no Governor He has been
elected manager Of the Enterprise Furni-
ture Company Of his city. The company
has done well to select one of so much
energy and push, and one who has, be-
sides, the confidence Of wide circle of
friends"