The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-30


with the husband and large family LETT to
mourn her death.
Capt. Robert G. Lowery, Of New York,
is spending a few days in Anderson, q
guest of the Chiquola. Capt. Lowery
brought his gun and dogs with him, and
is spending portion of his time hunting,
which sport he is very fond OF. tits prof.
able that several friends from New York
will join him In few days.
List Of letters remaining in the post
office ior the week ending January. 80, 1880;
jeff. D. Carwill, Miss L. A. Cooper, W. 7.
Hawkins, Mrs. Ann. Jordon, Isaac Jacob,
Mr.. & Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Emma Major, Miss
Lula Miller, Jas. NJ. Robenson, Tom Sim.
son, Mrs. Thos. Williams, Miss Lula Will
liams, Miss Lucy Williams.
Through Senator Hampton the State
Department of Agriculture has received q
considerable amount of garden seeds from
the National Department at Washington,
which are to be distributed among the
farmers and others throughout the State,
and those desiring them had better write
to the Department at once before the sup
ply is exhausted.
The young ladies Of the Baptist Church
will give .Faba-baga Party at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. J. r. Vandiver on to.mor-
row friday evening, at 8 o'clock. This
will be q very unique entertainments, and
all who go will be pleasantly entertained.
fifteen cents, or two for a
quarter. Bring an extra dime for lunch.
5 Easley Messenger "Col. W. S. Pickens,
Of Anderson County, was in town on last
Saturday, and purchased the property OF
DR.. ]. w. Quillian, on the corner of Main
and Table Rock Streets, consisting of q
dwelling and store room. It is reported
that the Colonel will probably move to
Easley. We hope he may. We are
always glad to welcome such such men
among u.s."
Mr.. +. G.. Johnston, of Port Huron,
Mich, has been spending few days in
Anderson visiting his brother.in-law,
Capt sperry, at the Chiquola. Mr.. john
ston is one of the leading citizens OF Port
Huron, and very intelligent gentleman.
The INTELLIaENcER was glad to meet
him, and know that he was faVorably I'M
pressed with Anderson.
Brown Bros. handed in a new adver-.
tisemept, but it was too late for insertion
this week. In looking over it, we note
that they ara almost giving groceries away,
and we would advise our readers to call on
them at once. These gentlemen are live
and always willing and anxious
10 quote prices. Look out for their new
next week.
The Due West Pre,bytriaa. Of last week
rays: Maj James Thompson, of Store:
Vile, Anderson County, father of Mis W.
F. Pearson, accompanied by his son, DR..
NJ. A. Thompson, stopped over in Due
West Monday. They were on their way GO
Atlanta. where DR.. Calhoun will take out
In eye for Maj. Thompson. He lost the
light of this eye from an accidental blow
and it has recently been giving him great
oain,''
Mr. Us. Daley, editor of The South At
antic, of Augusta, Ga, spent few days
n Anderson last week in the interest of
ais journal, and the. Latelkgencer had
,leasant call from him. The South Atlantic
an illustrated and descriptive Southern
ournal, and is doing good work in the
development OF the industrial and manu-
acturing enterprises of the South. 1t is
published monthly at the low price of one
lollar q year.
Our old friend, Mr.. Ebenezer Ashley, OF
Martin Township, renewed his snbscrip.
ion to the INTEIL1aENcER for another
,ear last Saturday. He has been reader
# the paper since 1t was first issued, and
avs he can't do without it. Mr: Ashley is
low Sc years old, and is still hale and
learty. He can still do good days
york, and supports himself by his own
abor. The INTELL1eENoER hopes be will
i've to celebrate his one hundredth ami
'ersary.
Mrs. Lucinda Branyon, the beloved
wife OF Mr.. J. J. Branyon, died at her
.ome in Varenhes Township on Tuesday
light, 2lst inst. About year ago her
ongue was paralyzed, and since then she
las not spoken word. Her health grad
tally failed until death came to her re-
ief. He remains were inferred at Flat
Rock Church on the day following her
leath, Rev. G. ". Barnes conducting the
uneral services. Mrs. Branyon had long
,een faithful member of the Methodist
Jhurch, and was highly esteemed by her
riends and relatives. She was about
ixty.nine years of age. d husband and
i've children are left to mourn her death.
Mrs. j. L. Hembree died at her home in
Jenteryille Township last Sunday night,
.bout 8 o'clock. She had been i'll only
ew days, and the announcement Of her
ieath was a great shock to her friends.
she was member of Salem Church,
Yhere her remains were inferred Monday
afternoon, Rev. B. M. Pack conducting
he funeral services, in the presence of
arge crowd of friends and relatives:
Mrs. Hembree was about "a years of sge,
md was most excellent lady. She leaves
behind her heart.broken husband and
NO small children, one of the latter being
N infant only few days old.
a telegram was received in the city
Wednesday morning announcing the death
IF DR.. John NJ. Mcconnell, which occurred
It Titusyille, Florida, Tuesday night. DR..
Mcconnell was son of Mr.. ]. Fl. Nc
Jonnell, of this County, and went from
his County to Florida last December. He
vas eflicted with that terrible disease
,onsumption-and it was hoped that his
.emoyal to Florida would prove beneficial
% his health. He was an excellent young
nan, and the announcement OF his death
will be heard with sorrow by host of
riends and relatives. He was about 20
years of age, and for several years past
oracticed medicine in this County. His