The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-01

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W. G. Watson and ". B. Watson.
Among the Jurors drawn to serve at the
regular term Of the United States Circuit
Court which convenes in Columbia on
the fourth Monday in November we note
the names of Messrs. l.. A. Brock, oil
Honea Path, and J. j. Sitton, of Pendle
ton.
Last Sunday morning the Baptist con.
gregation of this city extended call to
Rev. O. M. Martin, of Rochester. N. Y,
to serve them as pastor. Mr.. Martin is a
native of Virginia, and is recognized as
one of the most talented ministers of his
denomination.
Mrs. Mary A. Strait, daughter of New.
ton M. aud Martha e. Harper, died in
Dallas County. Texas, on July 10th. Mr..
and Mrs. Harper were natives of this
County, and have many friends in our
midst who will be PANIED to hear of their
daughters death. -,
On Tuesday afternoon carpenter en-
gagged at work on the new house that is
being built for the Misses Watson, on Earle
street, fell from a scaffold and was so Sc
verely stunned that it was several hours
before his senses returned to him. He was
not hurt otherwise.
at meeting of the Y. M. G. A. last
Sunday afternoon the following Directors
were elected: VIM. Laughlin, W. +. Cox,
R. S. Ligon, W. r. Osborne, S. C. Baker,
J. G. Cunningham, R. W. Brown, L. E.
Norryce and T. &, Brown.
Cept. A. 7. and Mr.. J. T. Broyles, who
have been several weeks in Tennessee,
returned home Tuesday. Capt. Broyles
has been sick for week or more, and was
hardly able to make the trip home. He
is yet quite feeble, but it is hoped will
soon be restored to his usual health.
The Baptist congregation of William
ston met last Saturday and reelected Rev.
d. Weston Hiott their pastor for another
year. This is the sixth Year Mr.. Hiott
has served this congregation, and his
unanimous election for another year
attests his popularity more than words
could do.
From the letter OF Mrs. DR.. Todd, in AL
other column, will be seen that the New
York Life Insurance Company was the
first to pay the insurance on the life of her
late husband. This is the best argument
in favor OF Company, that it puys it's
claims promptly, and without complaint
or contest.
J.E. Breazeales Esq, and Capt. F. T.
Wilhite went to WalhaIla last Friday
evening to meet with the Walhalla Chap
tor, Royal Arch Masons, and assist in
comforting degree. There were several
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meeting a banquet was enjoyed at the Nor
man Park HOTEL
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Dickson died at
the home Of her son, d. s. Craig, Esq, at
Walhalla on the 2lst inst. Mrs. Dickson
was daughter OF the late Fountain AL
exander, and mas many friends and ac-
cuaintances in the upper section of the
County who will regret to hear of her
death. She was 81 years OF age.
Up 10 Tuesday night Anderson's cotton
receipts for the month Of September aggre-
bales were marketed last Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, the receipts on the, lat
ter day being sos bales. We venture there
is no town or city in the State that can
make the same showing in the same length
of time.
Mr.. B. F. Wilson has accepted the
agency for Anderson County of the Eure-
ka Gin Saw Shield, which has recently
been patented By a citizen of Laarens, and
which will protect your hand or arm from
the eaws. It is very simple, and can be
attached to any gin in few minutes.
Look out for Mr.. Wilson'S advertisement
next week.
We regret to- learn that our old friend,
Mr.. Reuben Clinkscales, of Martin Town
ship, has been painfully ill for several
weeks. Mr.. Clinkscales has been in bad
health and confined to his home for a
year, but he has always been cheerful and
has never given up hope. We join his
many friends in wishing him speedy
restoration to health.
Mrs. Lucinda Boyd. sister of Mrs. w.
B. McGruder, Of this city, died at her
home in Abbevil]e County, near First
Creek Church, last Monday. On Tuesday
her remains were interrrd at First Creek,
of which Church she was faithful mem
ber One child survives her. Mrs. Boyd
was noble woman, and her death has
brought sorrow to many friends.
The trustees of the public schools for
Bolton Township will meet at Bolton on
Wednesday, October 7tb, at 2 o'clock p.
m. to make arrangements for locating and
opening the public schools for the next
year. As business of Importance will be
transacted, the patrons of each school in
the Township are asked to have repre-
sentative present at this meeting.
Next Monday, beginning promptly at
10 o'clock, Jas. P. Gossett d Co. will have
grand opening at their boot and shoe
store, at Chiquola No. 2, and they in
vite the thousands of readers OF the
INTELLIaENCER to give them q call.
These gentlemen are determined to keep
stock complete, and will sell at popular
prices. Read their advertisement on the
first page.
Rev. N. l.. Parrish, who has been sup
plying the Baptist Church in this city
during the summer months, has returned
to Louisville, KY, to resume his studies
in the Theological Seminary. Mr.. Parrish
has made host of friends in Anderson,
and wherever he may 60 he will carry
with him their best wishes. He is q
young man of very bright mind, and
gives evidence of being avery successful
worker in his Church.
Mr.. E. G.. FAINT has rented the store
room Just below the Hill block. and next
door to Mr.. O'Donnell's establishment,
and Is now opening up a very complete
line Of goods that everybody needs. He
has secured the services Of Mr.. "A. E.
Brown as manager, who will be delighted
to have his friends call and see him. This
establishment has many new novelties,
and every article is marked down to 8
very low price. Read Mr.. Fant's sdver
tisement, and don't forget to call at his
| store.
That man, VanWyck, the popular pro
| prietor of tie Anderson Shoe Store, is still
smiling upon our readers, and his estab.
| lishment is growing more popular with
| the public every day. His fall and winter
stock of boots and shoes are being eNhibi'
| ted, and the prices are so low he is getting
rid Of them very fast Read what he says
this week, and when you want to purchase
anything in his line, it will pay you to ex
anime bis stock and get his prices. Nothing
pleases Mr.. VanWyck better than to serve
his friends, and al. he asks is q trial,
Frank Young and John Williams, botf
negroes, became involved in quarre
about some tri1ing matter in Byrum &
Kennedy's brickyard, in this city, Oh las
| "wednesday, and Young resorted to the
ever handy revolver as the arbitrator o
the dispute. The ball entered Williams
right side Just below the ribs and hai
never been found. Williams may die
| Voupr ,,os orrouto6 in, m odi ato1u fho,1 oI