The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-31

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"A little girl on her visit to the country
for the first time. an exchange relates, had
never seen cow before. and after Watch.
ing the milking process with eyes full OF
| astonishment drew near, and placing her
/ hand on the cows side, exclaimed: "Why,
she's chock. full Of it, isn't she !'
Our Moseley correspondent mentions
j the death of Mr. NJ. Lattimer, Of
! .Lowndesyille. Mr.. Lattimer has long
been recognized as one of the leading ciii.
zens of Abbeville County, and his plac2
will be hard to ill. His friends in Ander
/ son will regret to hear Of his death.
We are glad to learn that our old friend,
i Mr.. Reuben Clinkscales, of Martin Town.
ship, who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks past, is slowly improving, and is
now able to walk about the house. we
hope he will soon be in his usual health,
and that God will giyo him many more
years of health and happiness.
Mr.. J. D. Richardson, of this County,
has Just returned from visit to his father,
Mr.. q. W. Richardson, in Franklin Coun-
ty, Ga His sister, Miss Bette, has &C.
companied him back home, and will spend
several weeks here. Mr.. Richardson says
he had most delightful visit, and reports
| fine crops in franklin County.
Mr.. Robert White, of Little Rock, Ark,
has been spending q day OF two in An.
derson. Ten years ago he was citizen of
| Anderson, being engaged as salesman IN
Messrs. Arnstein 81 Roses store. His
many old friends were delighted to greet
+; mn M loarY1 that ht hpd
prospered in his Western home.
The third semi annual Ball of the West
End Dancing Club will take place to-mor-
row (Friday) evening at the Hotel Chi.
ouola, Music will be furnished by the
| Greenyille orchestra. The Committee of
invitation, which consists of J. B. Town
send, G. E. Tolly and A. P. Cater, have
honored the INTELLIaENCER with an in-
| Vitation to attend.
Rev. S, B. Jones. D. D., President Of The
| Columbia Female College, has offered a
|. tuition scholarship to each District in the
South Carolina Conference. with view
to help some worthy girl who is unable to
bear all the expenses of college educa-
ton. The only other requirements are
| that she be Methodist and willing to
improve the opportunity.
will be seen in an advertisement in
another column, the fall session of The
Due West Female College will open on
October 9Th. The advantages offered by
this grand old institution are unsurpassed
| in the South, and parents having daugh-
ters to educate should get one of its cata-
ton concerning its rates, etc.
| s. =. .
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wynne, of Gads-
! den, Ala, have been spending few days
with Hon. B. F. Crayton's family, near
the city. Mr. Wynne resided in Ander-
son in his younger days, and has many
old friends here who were delighted to
meet him. His wife (nee Miss Kate Wier),
too, is we'll known in Anderson, and her
visit was highly enjoyed by her friends.
Watermelons are plentiful, and the
average colored citizen is happy This is
his song now:
"Got up in de mawin,
Dew was on de grass
Saw a big fat melon
Couldn't let it pass.
Carve it, carve it, carve it to de core.
If ever you git one good slice you're
bound to az for more !"
A new Baptist Church, to DO known as
Friendship Church. was organized in
Williamson Township, near Piercetown,
last Monday. The membership is made
up of members of the Baptist Churches in
the surrounding country. Rev. D. I.
Spearman has been called to supply the
Church as pastor. 1t is proposed to build
house Of worship as soon as possible,
but.until that is done the regular services
will be held in tue Friendship School
House.
a serious cutting affray occurred in
Brushy Greek Township last Monday.
The participants were Mr.. Julius Mullikin
and 13.year-old boy named James
Smith. Several days preceding the par.
ties had difficulty, and on Monday
they met again, when Mr.. Mullikan attack
ed young Smith with stick, and the
latter cut his antagonist badly on the left
hand and in the left side. The wound in
the side is thought to be serious. The
parties are brothers in law
The Saluda Baptist Association con-
venes at Cross Roads Church, Starr Sta
ton, next Tuesday, and will continue in
session. three days. The present schedule
on.the SSV. r. r. is very convenient for
the city people to go down, spend the day
and return home that evening, and the
city will no doubt send down q good
crowd every day. Round trip tickets from
Anderson will be on sale from the 5th to
the 7th inclusive, good to return on any
train to the 9th, for so cents.
Mr.. w. Whit Martin, who was raised
just above slabtown, and who has been
in the employ of the Singer Sewing Ma.
/, uGarp hQq
been promoted, and moved to Spartan
burg, S. c., at which place he will in the
future get his mail. Mr.. Martin is clever
young man of good business habits, and
carries with him the good wishes Of host
of friends, who are glad to hear of his pro-
motion. He wants the INTELLIGENCER
sent to him at Spartanburg. He can't af-
ford to do without his County paper.
The Elberton (Ga. Star speaks thus of
young lady who formerly lived in An
derson: '.Miss Mamie r. Wicklife was
lately rendered the position OF principal
of Hartwell High School, We have the
most profound respect for the judgment OF
!. the Trustees of that school. and their az
ton in this matter proves they deserve it
bat Elberton also is fully aware of Miss
Wickliffe's value as teacher, and she
will remain with us. Gentlemen Of Hart
we'll, we are sorry you are disappointed,
but you will have to look elsewhere for
teacher.
/ Married, on Thursday, Oath inst, at
o'clock p. m., in. Chicago, Mr.. Robert N.
Clarke, formerly of Anderson, and Miss
Louise Thaine. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. Clarke and his lovely bride
left Chicago and arrived in Anderson Sat-
urday evening, and will spend two weeks
here with the formers mother. Mr..
Clarke has fine position with the Singer
Sewing Machine Company in Chicago,
and is prospering. His old boyhood com.
panions are elighted to greet him, and
the INTELLIaENcER joins them in extend.
ing congratulations, and wishing he and
his charming bride long life of happi.
ness and prosperity.
The Anderson Hotel Company have
leased the Hotel Chiauola to Mr.. M. S.
Dickens, an experienced hotel man from
Richmond, Va, and he will take charge
tomorrow (Fridsy.) Mr.. Dickens is a
young man, and comes to Anderson high.
" recommended. He is very polite,
courteous gentleman, and from our short
acquaintance with him we believe he will
do his utmost to continue to make the
rbinrolo opo of tha host hote1s in the