The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-08-27

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THURSDAY, AUGUST q.
Mr.. William Osborne, sr., is now with
l Mr.. "A. B. Towers.
- Mr.. r. 8. Ligon is in the northern mar.
kets buying goods.
Mr.. w. G. Haddon, of Due West, is in
the city on business.
Mrs. r. 8. Hill and her children are vls-
iting in Royston, Ga.
Mr.. Tom Alexander, of West Union,
was in the city Monday.
William Gaillard, colored barber Of
this city, died Monday night.
Miss sallie Ruddock, of Charleston, is
visiting Mrs; B. G. Maxwell.
Miss Marie and Lula Power, of Due
West, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. g. F. Jones has gone to the North
!, ern markets to buy his fall goods.
Mr.. John NJ. Hubbard lefl the first of
the week for trip to some Of the Northern
! cities.
Miss Lucy +. Brown left Tuesday for
Salem, N. c., where she goes to enter Col
lslege.
School Commissioner Wardlaw is in
y Columbia attending the School Commits
Il sioner's Convention.
Colored teachers should attend the In
stitute which begins next Monday at
Greedy Institute; in this city.
The examination for the Converse
: scholarship takes place next Monday at
the School Commissioners Office.
MIS-. ]. r. G. Dunn, of the Level Land
bath morning after aseyere and protracted
illness. .
80 The best wishes of the 1NTELLIaENcER
for their success go with those of our citi-
s zens who leave Anderson to enter business
at other places.
Mrs. Geo. "A. Wagner, and two daugh-
: ters, and Mrs. H. +. Bremen and family,
of Charleston. are visiting their father,
3 Capt. y. C.Keys.
8 MR.. 8. Hill, Manager. and Miss Sam
uella Brown, principal of the millinery.
department Of the Alliance Store, are in
Il New York buying goods.
S. Miss Annie saddler, of Williamson,
who has been visiting friends and relatives
in Anderson for the last two weeks, re-
turned to her home on Saturday last.
a protracted meeting will begin at. Flat
Rock Baptist Church Friday night. The
pastor; Rev. T. II. Garrett, will be assisted
by Rev. JIM. Allen, Of Greenville.
.ss Every Trustee in the County should be
present at the meeting here on Saleday In
S September. The School Commissioner
desires their presence. It will be bene6-
Mrs. Della n. Wilson has returned from
Tallulah Falls, and with too much energy
Z for rest, bought for herself some mountain
land, where she can spend her summer
months.
- Mrs. Lou Brown1ee, of Due West, who
sihas3 been visiting her son, Mr.. 8. D.
i @Brownlee, one Of sAnderson's successful
and substantial men, returned home Tues
day morning.
~ Miss Yarina Brown has returned from
s three: months visit North, accompanied
by hen, friend, Miss Sheldon, Of San Fran.
Z oisco California, who will spend some
1 time in Anderson.
@ Mesns. RI. Brice Clinkscales and J.
Harvey Clinkscales, of Abbeville County,
were in the city Monday. These gentle
y men are prosperous farmers and make
= what they need at home.
The teachers of Martin Township are
raqueated to meet at the residence of Col.
RIB. a. Robinson, on Saturday, the 29th
: inst, at 2 p. m., for the purpose of getting
their school claims signed.
Married, at the residence of the oficiat.
ing minister. the Rev. ]. H. Stone, of
Seneca, Mr.. John r. S. Hopkins, of Sem
4 eca; and Miss Bette Dean, daughter of
Capt w. T. Dean, Of Deans.
Rev. T. P. Bell, of Richmond, preached
in the Baptist Church, at this place, last
Sunday. His many friends are always
glad to hear him and see him. De is
always q welcome visitor to Anderson.
# Supt. r. A. Mayfeld, of the Anderson
Steam Laundry, has an important notice
i in this paper. IF you want your linen
4 made as immaculate az the falling snow,
= Supt. Mayfeld can have it done for you.
DR.. Ftiersc pastor Of the Presbyterian
4 Church., az ,unced last Sabbath that
there won, be no preaching in that
Church on lxt Sabbath, as he had con-
4 sented to ist Rev. r. G. Ligon in the
dedication the Presbyterian Church at
5 Deans.
Misses allie and Jeanette Haynie,
represen. ives of the well known Green
vile Mu G House, were in the city on
Tuesday, and spent few minutes in our
Office. An advertisement of the Greenville
Music House may be found in our col
umns.
The news was brought to town Monday
that on that morning negro on Mr.. I. P.
Clinkscales' place had been accidentally
killed by his brother. They were fooling
with pistol and II fred with the above
result. Mr.. Clinkscales lives in Hall
Township.