The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-11-27

hlled up.
Lieut.. Gary, of the Patrick Military In,
| stitute, who has been quite sick for sew.
| eral weeks, has recovered sufficiently te
20 to his home in Newberry. We hope he
| will soon be able to resume his duties II
| the Institute.
Among the members of the Conference
is our venerable friend, Rev. Sidl IL
Browne, editor of the Christian NcighGor
Time ia dealing gently with Mr.. Browne
and his many friends in this section are
glad to greet him.
Pickers Sentinel "a prominent attor'
ney of Anderson had seveie Q cold during
the recent term of the Common Pleas
Court at that place, and an extra tern,
has been ordered to accommodate him ano
his many clients"
There will be preaching in the Presby.,
| terian Church ut Deans naxt Saturday ano
Sunday. The Sacrament Of the Lord
Supper will be administered on Sunday
The friends of the congregation are coEol'
ally invited to attend the services.
Rev. Thos. n. Law, D. D., Agent of the
Americas Bible Society for North and
| South Carolina. will preach in ToWnpille
Presbyterian Church on next Sunday,
|. 3Oth inst, at II o'clock q. M, and lecture
on the cause of Bible Society at 2t p. m.
Mr.. NJ. B. Compton, of the Fork, has de.
cided to move to Cass County, Texas, and
will leave in a few days. Anderson
County loses good citizen in Mr.. Comp
toms removal. The 1NTELLIaENCER
wishes him much success in his new
home.
The devotional meeting of the Y. N. G.
A. will be held in the Opera House as usual
next Sunday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, and
will be addressed by one or more mem
bers of the Conference. We hope every
young man in Anderson will attend the
nesting.
There will be congregational meeting
of the PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sunday,
Both November, Immediately after
preaching, to consider the subject OF In.
creasing the seating of the Church. a
full meeting of the members is earnestly
requested.
Gainesville (Ga) Eagle: REV. A. A.
Marshall and and his bright little children ar.
rived in the city last Tuesday. and to say
they were heartily welcomed in commu.
nifty in which he and his are so greatly
beloved and respected, but feebly ex.
presses it,
Messrs. J. P. Goodwin and G. w. Rich.
ardsop, two of Greenville's County Com
missioners, accompanied by Mr.. J. z.
Grandy, leading contractor Of Green
Vile, spent last Friday in the city We
were glad to meet them and form their
acquaintance.
One great advantage Of the warm spell
is that it don't require much wood, and
this is no small consideration from the
fact that the supply has heen as small as
the demand-the usual corps OF wood.
baulers having been absorbed in harvest.
ing their crops
Postmaster. General Wanamaker has
come to the aid Of publishers with dec!s-
ion to the. effect that "postmasters who
fail to notify publishers when subscribers
move away or fail to take their papers
from the postoffice, shall be responsible
for the subscription"
We have had the pleasure Of sampling
some of Messrs. Todd Bros fine cigars for
which NE return thanks. These gentle
men keep large stock, from the best
15-cent cigar down to the lowest priced
cheroot. If you want to enjoy good
smoke give th em call.
We are requested to announce that there
will be services in the Methodist Church
at Cooks Station, on Saturday, 9th De.
cember, for the purpose of organizing
Baptist Church The services will be
conducted by Rev. B. Hays. All who
feel interested are invited to attend.
Col. r. B. A. Robinson has just compile
ted neat store room near his home IN
Martin Township. and is opening out
stock OF general merchandise. Anderson
County has no more genial, upright citi-
zen than Col. Robinson, and in his new
venture the INTELL1GENcER wishes him
much success.
Walhalla Courier. 1.-THE Snow Hill COL
ored Baptist Church, in Anderson County,
about one mile from Fair Play, was de.
stroyed by fire on last Sunday morning.
The fire is supposed to be the work Of an
incendiary. This same Church was de-
stroyed by fire in July, 1876, in the same
way. The Church just destroyed was
worth about $500.
Hartwell Sun "Mr. W. r. Cooley, an
enterprising citizen of Anderson County,
8. c., is making arrangements to open up
sale stable in Hartwell, on the Northeast
Of the public square. He will also sell
buggies, wagons, &c. The business is to
be on an extensive scale. MIR. Cooley is
quite genial gen tleman and will be cor
daily Welcom ed to our town."
Our young friend, DR.. Chas. N. Wyatt,
who practices medicine in the Equality
section, has gone to New York to spend
three months in securing further knowl-
edge in his profession. DR.. Wyatt is very
popular wherever he is known, and ranks
as one of the leading young physicians Of
this section. We hope be will have a
pleasant sojourn in New York.
We know we voice the sentiment Of our
whole people in saying that we hope the
Conference, which is now in session in
the pastorate of the Anderson Church for
another year. Mr. Smith has done good
work in our section, and is highly es-
teemed, not only by the members Of his
own Church, but by our entire population.
The Oconee County Alliance has endors-
ed Mr.. j. R. Earle, Jr., of Fair Play, as a
candidate for Superintendent of the State
Penitentiary. Mr.. Earle is son of Rev.
j. r. Earle, one of Anderson Countys
Representatives, and is a young man of
fine business capacity. We believe he
would make an excellent Superintendent,
and would like to see him occupying the
position.
Mr.. M. r. Honeycutt, Of Pendleton,
who has been clerking for Messrs. Nc
Gully & Cathcart, in this city. for several
months past, has gone to Chattanooga,
Tenn, to accept a position with the U. s.
Express Company. Mr.. Honeycutt is an
excellent young man, and wherever he
may cast his lot he will carry with him
the best wishes Of his numerous friends
in this section.
Mr.. D. S. Harbin. Of Hopewell Town
ship, has presented the INTELL1GENcEB
with three of Buists' purple top globe
turnips, each weighing six pounds which,
we believe, are the. largest we have ever
seen. The seed were purchased from
Messrs. Simpson q Son. Mr.. Harbin is
an energetic farmer, and when the seasons
are at all favorable, never fails to make 8
fine crop Of anything he plants.
Mr.. J. j. Brewer, who lives in the
Northeast corner Of the County, near the
| Greenville line, was in the city Monday
and called to renew his subscription tt
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