The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-06-25

J week atteddlng meetln& OF the agents
| the Mutual Life Insurance Company
General Agent Gernand will tender the
agents banquet on Friday evening. Wt
have received cordial invitation to attend
| this banquet
The Augusta Chronicle speaks thus of an
Anderson County boy, who is rapidly rls'
ing to seat In the front rank of promi'
pent Southern journalists '"Thad. Horton
ia making the editorial page of the Atlanta
Journal as bright as the lexicon of youth
or the throne of the Ancient of Days"
The announcement published last week
that Rev. Chas. B. Smith would preach
ct Midway Church on last Sunday after.
noon was not correct. The appointment
Is for next (the fourth) Sunday, at
o'clock p. m. The people OF that section
are cordially invited to attend the services
Our young townsman, Samuel G. Baker
was called to his old home near Lowndes'
Vile last week to attend the funeral OF bis
father. whose death is noted in another col
umn by our Lowndesville correspondent
Mr., Baker was we'll known in Anderson
County, and his friends will regret to heal
of his death. y.
Miss Lizzie Williams, of the Ladies
Store, is selling a very select STOCK o
goods at actual cost. As stated in her adj
Yertisement, this is no mere idle phrase
with her. and for the next thirty days hel
goods will be thrown on the market at
prices that would astonish the very closest
OF Northern buyers.
Married. at the residence of the brides
father, R. Y.H. Nance, Esq. in this city,
on Wednesday morning. at 10 o'clock, by
Rev. L. NJ. Aver. Mr.. ". G. Little, of Put
nam County, Ca, and Miss Laura II.
Nance. The happy couple left the city on
the II O'Clock train to spend few days
with relatives at Gaffney City before going
to their home.
The Spartanburg Herald gays: "The
spartanburg delegation to the State Medi-
cal Association, which met this week in
Anderson, has returned earnest in their
praise of Anderson hospitality. Each
Doctor came away impressed with the
feeling that if lie would only stay there
until, fall the citizens would elect him
Mayor Of the city.
Frances, eldest child OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Anderson, of Broadway Township, died
last Monday morning at 2 clock, and the
remains were brought to this city and
Inferred in the Presbyterian churchyard
late that afternoon, Rev. DR.. Frierson con-
Quoting the funeral services. The little
one was not quite three years old, and had
been sick only q week with dysentery.
The Commencement Of the GreenVille
Female College took place last week. and
among the graduates we notice Anderson
County has two representatives. Miss Eva
Stringer and Miss Mary McGee: Miss
Rosa Poore, of Bolton, was awarded the
medal for !" Excellence In English" and
Miss Mamie Cox, another student from
Belton, stood very high in her classes.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the Williamson Male Academy.
Mr.. J. W. Gaines, who has just graduated
from Furman University, has been elected
Principal Of the Academy, and the selec-
ton Is good one. MIR. Gaines is young
man of fine ability, and has had an expe-
rience Of several years as teacher. Pupils
entrusted to his care will be in good hands.
We have received an invitation to attend
an Exhibition to, be given by the Ivy Hol-
low School, in Savannah Township, next
Tuesday night. The program will consist
Of dialogues, declamations, etc., and short
address by School Commissioner Wardlaw.
This School is taught by an accomplished
young lady, Miss Lena j Johnson, and those
who attend the Exhibition may expect to
have an enjoyable evening.
Last Sunday afternoon severe storm OF
wind, rain and hail storm passed through
the Salem church section, and considerable
damage was done to the crops and timber
on the farms Of Messrs. ). L. Jolly, W. G.
Hembree, w. T. McGill, Stonewall Wat
son and DIR. P. A.. White. A tenant
house on MIR. Watson's place was blown
down, but no one was hurt. Fortunately
the storm did not extend far.
Mrs. Charlotte Burdine, widow Of the
late Rev. John Burdine, died at the home
Of her sen-in-law, Mr.. Theo. Smith; in
Brushy Greek Township, On Saturday,
to Pickers for interment. She had bten
Ill for several weeks. Mrs. Burdine was
85 years of age, and was most excellent
lady, whose death is mourned by 8 wide
circle of friends and relatives.
It has been suggested that Anderson
have "Baby Show" some time during
the summer, and that parents from every
section Of the County be invited to bring
their little darlings and complete for the
first and second prettiest baby Of either
sex. We have no doubt that our old
bachelors would contribute liberal fund
for The prizes. Who will take the sugges.
ton in hand and carry it outs
DR.. F. l.. Naramore Is now ready to serve
the public in his professional capacity. he
has opened an Office over the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, and supplied 1t with the
latest improved dental furniture. Every
thing, Is new and neat, and his rooms re.
semble little palace. The Doctor has
thorough knowledge Of dentistry, and will
give every one of his patients satisfaction.
Read his card, and give him call.
Our young friend W. Mac Sherard will
leave Anderson shortly and go to Wash
ington, Ga, where he expects to engage in
business. Mr.. Sherard is most excel.
lent, upright young man, and, while we
regret to see him leave Anderson, we
hope he will meet with big success in his
new home. The good people OF Wash
ington will find him worthy of every con-
fdence that may be placed in him.
There will be an elocutionsry prize con-
test by five young ladies in the Opera
House Friday evening at 8.45 o'clock.
Prot. Hayhill will also recite and give an
exhibition of Indian Club Swinging, and
there will be some fine selections Of vocal
and instrumental music rendered by the
best talent in the city. Admission, Is
cents. An advertisement in anoth-
or column gives full particulars. Read it.
1t does US good to 60 into the County
and see so many evidences Of progress and
prosperity. On nearly every road new
and commodious dwelling houses are
being erected, the premises show the
touch of both the paint and whitewash
brushes, and the land is being improved
and protected by terraces and hillside
bitches. Anderson County has large
number Of prosperous farmers, and they
got their start on the farm, yet some peo.
pie say farming does not pay.
Mr.. A. A. Carpenter informs our readers
that his Touring mill is in frst-class con-
dition, and that he Is anxious and ready
TO serve them at any time. He guaran.
tees satisfaction as to quantity, and quail
ity, if wheat is in good condition. Mr..
Carpenter gives his personal attention to
his mill, and his long experience has
given him a thorough knowledge of his
business. Read his advertisement, then
foLo voY1r vuhoat RI his mill and yOT1 will