The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-22

pupils on his roll, and new names are
being added almost every day.
For the next sixty days Messrs. E. w
Brown d Sons will sell. their stock of dry
goods, notions, clothing, boots and shoes
at and below cost. See what they say in
their new advertisement, and go and see
the many bargains being offered.
SMr. P. m. Greer is now canvassing Bel
ton and Honea Path Townships taking or
sders for Dr.. Talmage's wonderful book
From Manger to Throne The book Is
well worth q place i'll every household
and we hope Mr.. Greer will receive many
orders.
Mr.. d. Kelley, formerly Of thit
/ County, is now with LipscOmb 81 Russell
sAIain Street, Greenvile, 8. c., dealers in
supplies. wagons, hnggies. and road carts
! He will be more than pleased to have bis
i friends call and see him wheu they visit
Greenville.
Piercetown Division. Sons Of Temper
ance holds its regular meetings on The
first. third and fifth Saturdays in eacl
month at Welcome School House. Thi:
/ Division is doing good work, and should
be encouraged by ali ofthe good people 0!
that section.
The friends end members of Roberts
| Church will meet On Saturday, 3lst inst.
to make arrangements tor Conce' ano
hot supper, which it is proposed to have
Lin the near future. All who feel inter
ested in the proposed entertainment are
invited to attend the meeting.
The Mountain Creek school house, In
Savannah Township, was destroyed by
fire last week. iss May Russell, who is
1.-The teacher at that place, was given per.
mission to use the Church until the school
house could be rebuilt. The patrons have
gone to work in. good earnest to rebuild.
Our. clever friend, Mr.. B. A. Mcconnell,
take big rabbit hunt with him. He
tells us the rabbits are fat and plentiful.
There is nothing we enjoy more than an
old fashioned rabbit hunt, and, If possible,
we will visit our Kind friend in the near
future.
The report,was current in the city last
Saturday that our fellow-townsman, DR..
M.G Parker, who,is ia Cincinnati under
medical treatment, was dead, but it
proved to be false. The Doctor, however,
is not doing 30 we'll, and, as soon as he is
able to make the trip, will return home.
Mrs. Parker is ct bis, bedside.
News Of the death of Mrs. Eva Morrow,
wife of Mr.. B: f. Morrow, of Corner
Township, has reached us, but We have
been unable to get the particulars. Mrs.
Morrow was Miss Dean. She leaves sew
eral children, two of them being scarcely
In their teens. She has many friends and
relatives who regret to give her up.
Somebody swapped umbrellas with Mr..
g. Wardlaw at Church the other night,
aud he is trying to find the person. His
umbrella was new one, with black
walnut smooth staff, which had round
smooth knob as handle. The one who
has his umbrella will please Mr.. Wardlaw
by returning and gatting the right one.
M The Cadets of the p. NJ. ]. will have q
prize drill in the Chapel on tomorrow
friday evening, beginning promptly at
!: u o. clock. The best drilled Cadet in each
Company will receive gold medal. Their
friends are cordially invited to attend and
witness the drill. The Chapel will be
comfortably heated, and the occasion will
no doubt be an enjoyable one.
Despite the disagreeable weather, the
Madame Fry Concert Company was greet
ed by large and appreciativ We, audience. in
the Opera House last Saturday night. The
programme, which consisted Of vocal and
;instrunt entail music and recitations; was an
exceedingly chaste and interesting one,
and elected frequent applause. Madame
Fry and her three daughters have. very
sweet and finely. cultured voices, and 1t is
a treat; In hear them sing
a man who gave his name as John
Green was drowned in the Saluda River,
jat Pelzer, on Wednesday afternoon, 4th
inst. The man was stranger at Pelzer.
He went there few days ago and was
given employment with q force of hands
at work on the dam. While at work his
feet became entangled in some ropes
which work the boats and he fell over
board and was unable to extricate himself
Nothing was known Of the man or where
he came from.
Last Sunday the Baptist congregation of
this city was treated to two sermons by Rev.
J. G. Furman, D. d., of Greenville. The
Doctor has many friends in Anderson who
are always glad of an opportunity to hear
him. He is distinguished divine. and is
now more than four score years old. His
sermons were intensely interesting and in
structing. he is so much in earnest and
SO practical. we wish for him yet num-
ber of years of usefulness in the service
of his Master.
Mr.W. d. Mckinley, representing D.
Appleton & Co., is about through cam
wasting this County selling Maps, Globes,
Arithmetic, Reading and Writing Charts.
We are informed that he has met with
considerable success, having sold more
than 81 900 worth. Charts are great labor.
saving helps. Those who use them are
Every much pleased with them and the
progress the pupils make while using
them. It is the opinion of those who
oughsss0 know that it is money well spent
We regret to learn that our venerable
friend, Mr.. f. NJ. Glenn, who lives with
his daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Smith, in Garvin
Township, met with severe accident
about two weeks ago. He was hitchine
his horse to the buggy, when the animal
started off suddenly, showing him down
No bones we're broken, but he was painful
,ly bruised and otherwise injured Mr.
Glenn is now in the 74th year of his age
and one Of Anderson County's best citi
zens. We hope soon to hear OF his recov.
cry.
Mr.. Thomas J. Elgin died at his home
near Seneca on the 7th inst, aged 6s
years.. He was sick about four weeks
with typhoid fever. Els remains were In.
| TERED at Seneca, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. ]. J. Neville
Mr.. Elgin was born and reared in Abbe.
vile County, but spent the greater por.
tion Of his life in Anderson County. a
few years ago he moved to Seneca. He
had long been member of the Bapsist
Church, and was good citizen. He
leaves wife and several children, besides
8 host of friends, to mourn his death.
We have received an invitation. to at
tend the "Silver Wedding" or twenty
fifth anniversary of the marriage of Col
and Mrs. James A. Hoyt, which will bt
celebrated at their home in Greenville
g. c., on the evening of the 30th in t
This happily y-mated couple were joined
in the holy bonds of wedlock in Ander
son twenty-five years ago, and they have
a host of friends here who will join tht
INTELLIaENoER in extending congratu
| lations in advance, and wishing that they
may live to celebrate their golden wed
ding" atleast.
Eureka Church, in Broadway Town
ship, has been completed, and will be ded
icated as soon as all of the subscription
are collected and paid in, SO as to pay OF
the indebtedness. The amount subscribet
is amply sufficient to do this. Rev. D