The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-08-07

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The new organ for the Baptist Church
has arrived and is low being placed in
position. It is q mammoth instrument,
weighing $4,000 pounds.
Married, or Sunday. August 8, 1890, at
I Trinity Church, by Rev. J. N. Wright,
Mr.. ) r. Thomas and Miss Hortensa
Clarke, all of this County.
The centennial celebration of Good
Hope Church, in the. Ce .1er Township,
! takes place next Saturday, and will no
doubt attract largecrowd.
"a railroad meeting will be held at
ToWnville on Monday, 11th inst. The
Directors and all persons interested in the
Road are requested to attend.
Rev. David Humphreys will preach in
: the Presbyterian Church., this city, on
] Sunday, 17th inst at which time the
/ Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
s administered.
We.are requested to ask all persons
who are interested to meet at Snow Hill
. Church, near Piercetown, on Saturday,
!. 18th ;inss., for. the purpose of cleaning and
clearing off the graveyard.
Messrs. J.. E. Breaezale and a. r. Cox
are announced as candidates for the Legis-
lature, and Mr. R. E. Parker as candidate
for County Commissioners, and c, Ward
law for School Commissioner
Mr.. James A. Carson is now represent
q ing J. Eugene Whitney's Nursery, Roches-
Z ter, N. Y, in this County. Mr.. Carson is
reliable man.. and any orders given to
him will be satisfactorily filed.
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s Prof. A. S. Townos, Principal of the
Greenviile Female College, passed through
J, Anderson Tuesday on his way 10 the
Saluda Associati on. While in the city he
gava the INTELL1GENCER a call.
@ Mr.. r. F. Smith, ,.of Augusta, is in An
derson visiting his brother, Mr.. y. M.
Smith. Mr.. Smith is an old Anderson
boy. and is now assistant Yard Master of
the Central Railroad In Augusta.
- The s,oreroom and lot occupied by Mr..
IA. Chapman, ION Granite Row, was sold
at public outcry last Monday, and was
: bid off for Dr.. D. S. Watson, so we are in
formed. The price paid was $500.
Anderson Burton has purchased q new,
neat carriage, and is ready at any time to
carry persons to and fro in any part OF
negro, and deserves to be patronized.
Mr.. Lawrence Archer and wife, of
Montgomery, Ala, are visiting relatives
in the city Mr.. Archer is an old Ander-
son boy, and his host of friends are de-
lighted to greet him again on his native
ground.
Hon. r. P. Clinkscales requests US to
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the Centennial celebration at Good Hope
Church next Saturday, he will not be able
to attend any of the pic mics to be held in
the County that day.
We are indebted to Mrs. T. NJ. White
for large basket cf the most luscious
{ grapes, for which we return thanks. It will
pay any one to visit Mr.. Whites vineyard
and soc the prettiest sight in the world.
The ySeld this year is great.
Z Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Company
: will have meeting Friday afternoon, at
+ g. O'Clock, to have reel practice. A spe-
!cial will also be held Friday avening at 8
o'clock to. elect officers for the ensuing
: year. All of the members are urged to
. attend.
There will be a pic mic at Carswell In
candidates for Congress and the State and
County officers ara invited to attend. The
public generally are also invited to attend,
and are reminded not to forget the dinner
baskets.
On the day Of the pic mic at Cooley's
Bridge fine, double.action, 80 caliber
Smith & Wesson pistol was stolen from
Deputy Sheriff GREEN'S grip. sack, which
ho had loft -in hio hporyIy M, ~
ton leading to its recovery will be amply
rewarded.
We are requested to announce that the
coloIed Alliance will have pic mic at Mr..
II. G. Routh's gin house, in Fork Town:
ship, on Thursday, 14th inst. A. @. Hay
ME, E. D. Williams and others will ad-
dress the Alliance. The Colored Band of
Anderson will furnish the music for the
occasion.
Mr.. ]. D. Driskell, of Garvin Township,
brought US Saturday last the finest stalk
of cotton we have seen this year. It is of
the water-oak variety. It is about four
feet high, well fruited, and was planted
the 5th day Of May He has about one
acre Of this fine cotton, and the yield
promises to be good.
4Q6 1UG0I 0I-UeuOQluaGlOuulc cuuu8y 0CuOOl
Association, of Anderson County, which
met at Bolton on 25th July ult, organized
by elect;ng T.. p. Smith, President @.
Wardlsw, Assistant Secretary John NJ.
Hubbard, Treasurer. The schools in the
County were not very we'll represented,
owing to the inclemency of the weather.
& man who objects to his wife's wearing
Mother Hubbard during such hot
weather as we have recently experienced,
is an unfeeling bear from away up in the
polar regions. If We were woman We
would wear the thinnest, loosest Mother
Hubbard we could get; and if looser,
cooler garment with bay window in it
should be invented by some friend of the
sex, we'd wear that, even il it did make
the old bear growl and snap.
Notice carefully the new advertisement
Of ]. L. Haynie &c Daughters, Of Green
vile. They are now making special offers
in their pianos and organs, and big run
on the world renowned Mason q, Hamlin
organs and pianos. The latter has new
method of stringing, which is said to be
superior to all others. Mr.. Haynie has
been selling pianos and organs for Ludden
d Bates, Savannah, Ga, for fourteen years,
and his experience In the business enables
!. him tn OiVe uOr aOma ua1uQhIa inf0rmq.