The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-11

FOCAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, SEPT. ii.
Miss Sallie Brown, Of Newberry, is visit
ing. the family of Mr.. NJ. Lesser.
Miss Eliza w. Stoy, of Augusta, is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. J. T.. MauIdin.
Mrs.. F. Freeman won the prize offered
by Messrs. Orr d Sloan for the largest wa
termelon.
We are requested to give notice that
there will be preaching al Deans OH next
Sunday, at four p. m.
We are requested to announce that Hun.
ter's Spring Alliance will meet ON next
Saturday at 3o'clock,
Our Mr., Jangston is away on two
weeks trip through Georgia and Tennessee
for the benefit of his health.
Two hundred and slxty-one bales of cot
ton have been sold here up to this time.
The price to day is 9s to 81.
Miss Olive Brown left yesterday for
Vassar College, N. Y, accompanied by
Colonel and Mrs. j. N. Brown.
Bishop Howe will preach ut Grace
Church on next Sunday morning, Sep.
tember IA. at IL O'clock, and at night at 8
o'clock.
The account of Anderson's business, pub
lished in this paper, was written with
fountain gold pen from ]. M. Hubbard 81
Brothers.
Miss Mamie Telford, who has been
spending the Summer with Miss Josie and
Lizzie Byruna, has returned to her home
in Florida. 7
It is curious fact that among the
thousands of insects killed by the electric
lights every night. there are no dead mos
quitoes found.
Is Married, Monday, Sept. 9Th, 1890, by J.
ID. Sitton, Notary Public, at his residence,
Mr.. Edward Gains and Miss L Owens, all
of Anderson County:
isfs Mr.. Nv. W. Holland, of Fair Play, was
in the city on Monday. Mr.. Holland is one
sof: Oconee's best citizens, and we are al
ways glad to meet him.
Col. M. p. Tribble has returned from.
Lexington, KY, whittier he went to carry
his son Macy. The Colonel says that Ken
stucky is the place to go if you want to see
! fine horses
DR.. B. F. Brown, of Williamson, spent
{ Last Tuesday in the city. The Doctor was
born and reared In Anderson, and has
many friends here who are always glad to
: see him. =
We are requested to statetha the Pelzsr,
Sub. Union Association will meet at Pei
szer, s.. c., on Saturday, September the Goth,
1880, at 10 o'clock, q. m. Business of i'm
portance at this meeting.
Mr.. Jos. NJ. Evans has gone to Spartan
burg to accept a position; in the drug store
SofeH. A.Egon. we commend him to the
derson's best young men.
,Mr..W w. G.. Petty, of Walker, Fleming g.
Sloan, Is located at a. G. Means Clothing
Store, in. this city, for the purpose of buy
I ing cotton during the coming season. In
trying the market give him call.
Prof W. IL. Burkley, who has been
travelling extensively in the West, will de.
( Thursday, September 18. Subject: "Flye
secrets Of success, or shall the negroes
leave South Carolina y" All should hear
him. iis5s e ~
Abbeville Press and Banner: On Sunday
evening" August 25th while some children
were riding on;the sweep Of the fruit mill
of Mr.. Gideon O'Neall, near Greenwood, a
ten -year-o old daughter of Mr.. Jack Hender-
son was caughsin tine gearing and almost
instantly killed:
-; Messrs J., NJ. Sullivan. j. L. Farmer.
tand'A. G. Means, Jr., have been appointed
by Governor Richardson State Commits
s1oners of election, and Messrs. J. E.
Breazeale, J. w. Quattlebaum, and J, M.
Payne Federal Commissioners Of election
+ for Anderson County,
I, Mrs. James. r. Vandiyer and Miss
n. Lucille Nardin- have returned from ]
where they went to visit Mrs L. M. Aver,
the mother of Mrs Vandiver. While there
they spent two weeks at Yellow Stone
Park, with about twenty other ladies'.
They also visited Dumlumun mines.
Maj. A. Summer Todd left Anderson
last Tuesday for the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Baltimore, Nd, where he
will complete his course during the coming
session. In his absence Mr.. r. r, Todd
will have charge of tho Journal, and be 4
assisted in editorial and local matter by j.
w. Quattlebaum, Esq.
Mrs. Z: A. Green died last Saturday at
the residence of Mr.. J. T.. Mauldin in this
city. after a brief illness. She was the
wife Of Col L. A. Green, of Westminster, 4
3. @. The deceased was a consistent and
devoted member of the Baptist Church. \
Her remains were inferred in the new
cemetery last Sunday, Rev. l.. M. Rice
conducting the services.
a7 Mr.. W.T.. w. Harrison has been re-.
elected cotton weigher by the Alliance and
Mr.. Luther P. Smith has been re. elected
by the Board of Trade. The arrangements
have been made to-. move both scales to q
platform to be fixed near the new passen.
ger depot, on what is known as the Blue
Ridge Yard, where both will weigh cotton
at five cents a a.bale. See agreement in
another column.
Information has been received here
that Mr.. Bascom B., Sharp, eldest son of
our townsman, Mr.. ~. Sharp, was the
victim of q painful and almost fatal acci-
dent last Monday at Sandy Cross, Ca,
where he now lives. While working in q
well, the wall fell in, covering him about
30 feet beneath. He was saved, but conBid-
erably bruised and hurt. At last accounts
he was doing well.
Mrs. s. Levy, who lives on South Main
Street was seriously injured last Saturday
evening by the carelessness or drunken
ness of Warren Wright colored, who was
at the time driving for Gilbert Rutledge
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