The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-11-05

potatoes fine.
S Mr. ]. L. Eskew's school, at the Cars.
I well Institute, will open the second Mon.
day IN November.
& The State Fair begins next Tuesday.
The round trip fare is only So 10 from
s Anderson to Columbia.
Mrs.. d. 81. Russell, who has been spend.
ing several weeks in Indiana visiting hel
parents, has returned home.
3 Mr.. ;. Alonzo Emmerson, of Micanopy,
Fla, has been spending few days visit
s. ing relatives In the County.
# & Mr.. s.. A. Whitaker has rented out his
plantation south of the city, and will in 8
lew days move into the city.
fancy groceries. fruits, etc, in one of the
i new rooms on Whitner Street.
81 A few days ago We enjoyed pleasant
call from our old friend, Rev. R.. w.
Burts, of the Honea Path section.
81 An exchange says take pains to destroy
all the catterpillars' nests you see, whether
on your own ground or by the roadside.
Messers. Anderson and Martin, contrae-
6. tors, have completed the bridge over
{. Broadway creek near Mr.. M. E. Mitch
elps.
, Editor Jaynes, of the Walhalla Courier,
spent last Friday in the city attending
Court, and gave the ISTEhIIaENcER pop
call.
School Commissioner Wardlaw has
gone TO Harmony Grove, Ca, on q BUSH
ness trip. He will be absent only few
days. ~.
Last Sunday afternoon small satchel
was found on the road near Starr station.
The owner can get che same by calling at
this Office
ss Mr.. Thomas F. Drake, who has been
prospecting in the West and Northwest,
returned home Monday. He had a tuost
delightful trip.
Mr.sW 81. Sherard came up from New
berry last week and spent day or two in
the city. Mrs. Sherard and the baby re.
turned home with him.
Married, by Trial Justice Scuddsy, q.
his home, ON Sunday, November /. 1891,
| Mr.. James A. McGill and Miss a. E.
Bowen; all of this County.
VI Our young friend, 81. A. Johnson, of
+ this County, has returned to Columbia
L to enter the State University. Mr.. John:
& s3n will graduate next June.
y. w. Quattlebaum, Esq, may now be
found In the front room over Cunningham
IL Humphrey g store, South Main Street.
ais friends will make note Of this.
Rev. DR.. Beatty, of the Theological
Z Seminary, will preach in the Presby terian
Church, on Sunday, 18th Inst, and assist
the pastor in. the communion service.
BY order Of the County Board OF Exam
liners the town OF Pelzer was, on the 3lst
ult., made separate School District, to be
known as Pe]zer School District No. 2.
TIE annual meeting or the Stockholders
or the Cotton Mills will be held next
Tuesday, and each and every stockholder
: ,Shoald be present. See advertisement.
- Married, on Thursday, October 29th,
1891, by John F. Clardy, Notary Public,
at his residence, Mr.. Bud Stone, Of Pied
mont, and Miss Rebecca Ross, of Pelzer.
Last Monday slight change was made
in the schedule Of the Blue Ridge train,
which now arrives here at 1920 q. m.
There was nc change in the schedule Of
the evening train.
The public schools of Corner Township,
District No. 13, will open the first Monday
in December. The Trustees will pay
teachers sl2 so, $40 and So per month,
according to grade.
Mr.. r. F. Pullen, recently of Fair Play,
has now located in Mississippi, where he
is engaged in buying cotton. We wish
friend Pullen pleasant and profitable CO.
,journ In his new home.
Storeville Alliance will meet next Satur-
day afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, to attend to
some important business that has hereto
fore been neglected. The members are
nrged to attend promptly.
Mr.. @. O. Simpson and family, of the
Corner, have moved to the place recently
owned by the late Prof. Ligon, about two
miles southeast of the city, Mr. Simpson
having purchased the same.
Cards sre ont to the marriage Of Mr..
Basil M. Gwathmey, of Virginia, and Miss
Eva T. Baker, Of this city. The ceremony
( takes place in the Baptist Church on Tues
day, November 18th, at half past one
o'clock.
Bishop Howe will hold service and
preach at Grace Church, in this city, on
Friday, November 13th-in the morning
at half past II and at night at s o'clock.
Also, at st. Paul's Church, Pendleton, on
Sunday, November 18th.
We are requested to announce that the
Trustees of School District No. 10 will
meet at Massey . Chapel on next Friday,
the 9th inst, to determine upon the loca-
ttion OF school, All friends and patrons
are requested to be present.
The Abbeville Press and Banner says
miss Fannie Pickney Wallace one OF
Abbeville's brightest little girls, has left
our midst to make her home in Anderson.
Her many friends regret to see her leave,
and will miss her from their social circle"
Mr.. J. l. Jolly, our clever Jury Com
missioner, has been wearing happier
smile than usual the past few days, and
upon inquiry as to the cause we learned
that another fine boy had recently arrived
at his house. This makes only six boys
for friend Jolly.
MISS PoIblc SOuuAuSuoIA LOS 6ono W
Lancaster, 8. c., where she has accepted q
position as stenographer and typewriter
in tha bank of Heath, Springs Il Co. Miss
BERTHE is most excellent young lady, and
We Join her many friends in wishing hel
pleasant sojourn in her new home.
Wewere glad to meet our young friend
Chas. B. Lewis, Of the Belton section, or
our streets Tuesday. Three weeks ago, j,
will be remem bered, Mr.. Lewis had the
misfortune to get his left arm mangled in
gin, and it had to be amputated. He
stood the operation we'll, and is rapidly
improving.
~. b. Gassawsy, President, requests Us
TO announce that the Colored Teachers As
sociaion will meet at the Greedy institute
on Saturday, 14th inst, at 10 o'clock a. m
No teachers should fail to he present, a.
there will be questions OF importance
touching their years work which ha!
just begun.
Under the new arrangement Of trains
on the G. d G. r. r. passengers can leave
Anderson at $50 p. m. and 90 through tt
Columbia that evening, arriving there at
o'clock. Passengers from Columbia car
leave there at q. nn., and arrive here al
l250p. m. In few days postal Clerk
will be put on the "cannon hall train"