The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-01

" nee 1tso mncn tnats tney become perlecs.
Miss Stella Mitchell Of Belton. accom-
panied BY her friend, Miss Lena Cox, Of
s gainesville Ga, spent last Tuesday in the
city. -
Mr. and Mrs. J wv. Ransom, OF Neck
1enburg Countys N. c., who have been vis-
Sihng relatives in this County, have re-
turned home.
Is. Fowler has an important notice in
another column. Those interested would
do well to- read it; as MI. Fowler evidently
means business. = /;
Miss Ess;a Slough who ID teaching mu-
N sic In! Female College at Talladega, Ala,
is spending: short vacationsin Anderson
with her parents. 80, - -
Jim Eeawright a eolored youth, through
& criminal carlessness, shot and killed his
companion, Tiny Valentine, at Due West
81 on Christmas Day. 3:
The dramatic entertainment to be given
at thes Carswell Institute by the Eureka
Literary Club Friday evening should at
tract large crowd: .sss-;;s,
Hon.J.S 8: Murray, who has been spend
ss5I Iingl few weeks at Leesbnrg, Fla, has
3 returned: home. The. trip has proved ben.
efciaI TO his. health. IS S: ::
Miss. Sndie Gilmer- and Miss Matte
Cater have:gone to Athens, Ga, 10 act as
50 ridesmaid at themarriage of their friend,
is$ Miss Minnie steadley -.
representative Breazeale was the recip-
lenE cf5 q nice walking cane from friends
4 i'm c0lumb bia on the eve of the adjourn
SElmene OF the: Legislature.
Alex.J ohnson, proprietor Of the Chi
good barber to his force in the person.of
Hsary Means, of partanburg
M. Ws pnrhams and: family, who
have been residing near Anderson vile,
I'd left "Wednesday .for. Alabama, where. they
fntendt make cir future homo. s..
Five pei. cent. of the snbscript tionBst to
q the Y NJ. GA. ilding fund have been
s called for. The So bscrib ibers should pay. mp
promptly or: or before the 10th inst.
new post Office, bearing the distin-
guished .nsnjetof, Blaine has been estab.
q 5iished I'M sBrushy Greek Township, this
County The postmaster ISIS. Barr
Chief OF Police .Faut and his efficient
=: assistants ars q terror to vil:doers, and
when they fail TO catch up Eith law
~ breaker IL Is beoauss he gets out of the
city limits.
Rev Ghas.S B. Smith and family, who
S. have been spending q few weeks with rel
atives in the middle section of the State,
s have returned home. Mr.. Smith will 90.
Fcupy his pulpit next Sunday.
The low price of cotton does not seem to
effect the matrimonial market. This
3ss week The eINTELLIGENCER chronicles sig
s. teen marriages. We wish all of the cou.
Piles mnGh happiness and prosperity.
AN infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. D.
81 Brownlee died in the city Tuesday morn
81 ng, aged about three months. The little
ones remains were inferred in the Pres
8 byterian Cemetery Wednesday morning.
Miss Ida SPercival, who hes had charge
of the millinery department Of Messrs.
Jones, seybta q Co, 10 this city, has re-
8 turned to her home in Baltimore. She
Spring.
The devotional meeting Of the Y. N. G.
= .A.Will be held in the Opera House next
Sunday afternoon at p. M. Subject, "a
good 1nvestment''; !; Matt. 6, J9, verse to
close. The meeting will be conducted by
Mr. z, 8. Crayton. =
Or young friend, James D. Campbell,
Of Belton, has gone to Nashville, Tenn,
to spend the next two months. He will
be engaged In doing stenographic work.
As g stenogr apher, Mr. Campbell has few
equals In tho South.
~ Rev. r. 81. Smith will deliver his cele-
brated lecture on America as 1t Is," at
Mountain Greek Church Tuesday evening,
January 9Th, at 7 O'Clock. Those who fall
TO attend will miss a treat. A small ad-
mission fee will be charged.
Ar. "A. B. Sullivan, Of the Hollands
Store section, has moved into the city and
sWilI engage IN business here. ME-. Spill
Sgsu, for several years past, has been the
q faithful tcorrespon dent Of the IKTELl1aEN.
GEE at Hollands Store, and while we
regret to lose his services in that capacity,
wes extend him cordial welcome to the
city.