The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-09-03

Mr.. Paul Brock, recently of -Honea
Path, has come into our midst to go into
business. Paul has sheen in business q
number of years. and has proven himself
capable and energetic young man. we
hope he will prosper in his new homo.
DR.. W. 81. Todd was stricken suddenly
i'll last Saturday night with congest1ye
chill, and since then has been very SICK.
On Wednesday morning his symptoms
seemed to be more complicated, and his
friends were quite uneasy about him.
The Rev. DR.. Burkhead is now conduct
ing protracted meeting at Orangeburg,
having Just closed very successful meet
ing at Gainesville, Ga. His many admirers
in Anderson would be delighted to have
him visit here before he returns to his
home.
Mr.. D. Cardwell, who has for years been
the Columb bia & Greenville Railroad, has,
under the recent reorganization Of the 4.
& D. system, been placed in charge OF the
freight department and relieved OF the
passenger work.
While on our recent trip We had the
pleasure of meeting on the w. n. G. r. r..
Mr.. Louis E. Perry, youngest son Of Hon.
VIM. Perry, formerly of this County. be
is one of the most popular conductors on
the Road, as we'll as genial, handsome
young gentleman.
Last Tuesday School Commissioner
Wardlaw held competitive examination
for the Converse scholarship. There were
six young ladies in the contest. Miss Es-
telle Burriss, daughter of Il. Nj. Burrlss,
ESQ stood the best examination, and was
awarded the scholarship.
Mrs. John o. Peoples, of New berry, ac'
companied BY her granddaughter, Miss
Fannie May Carwile, is visiting friends
and relatives in Anderson. Mrs. Peoples
was formerly q resident of Anderson
County, being daughter of the late Capt.
Robert B. Norris. of Hall Township.
Rey. G.. G. Harmon who has been very
ill with fever at Mr. A. Evins Browns tor
the past four weeks. has 80 far recovered
as to be able to sit up tor short wnlie
each day, and hopes soon to resume MS
pastoral work. His appointments on the
Circuit will be supplied during his illness.
The hour for holding the devotional
meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A. on Sunday al
ternoon has been changed from to .
o'clock-an hour earlier. The members
should bear this in mind. The subject for
next Sunday afternoons meeting Is The
True Children Of God."-John viii, Sl-41.
We invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Mess,s. Jas. P. Cos.
sett & Co. These gentlemen, prior to
opening their stock Of shoes, will offer q
big lot of stationery, books, pictures. etc. I,
at remarkably low prices They desire to
close out these goods, and many bargains
are in store for those who will favor them
with call.
Hicks long dry spell which he predicted
would come off about this time did not
materialize, in this section, at least. We
have had up to this time all the rain We
needed, if not more This prognosticator,
or weather prophet, has large scope OF
country to predict for, and of course he
hits 1t sometimes.
Carrie, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Breazeale, died in this city last Fri
day night, after an illness OF about three
months, aged thirteen months. The little
tist Churchyard, on Saturday afternoon,
the funeral services being conducted at
home by Rev. NJ. E. Parrish.
Judge W. F. Cox has purchased the
Anderson Female College property, for
merly the home of Capt W. S. Sharpe on
McDuf1ie street. The price paid was
$4,000. The Judge has secured q bargain
in this property, which is one of the most
desirable places in Anderson. He will, no
doubt, now get better half and 90 to
housekeeping.
Mr.. E. E. Williamson and Miss Euna
Daniels were married on last Thursday
evening, the Rev. G. B. Smith officiating.
Only a few relatives and friends were
present. Both of the contracting parties
are we'll known to our people, and have
many friends who wish them great hap.
piness and prosperity in the years to come.
Jane Cannon. colored, was arrested in
the city few days ago under Hench war
rant issued in Columbia, and an officer
carried her back to that city Tuesday.
She had been bound over to appear at the
last term Of Court in Columbia under
charge of larceny, but skipped her bond
and failed to appear. Her bondsmeE
finally located her in Anderson and Sc.
cured her arrest
Prof. G. w. Moore, of Pendleton, has
been elected Principal of the Lawrenceville
Seminary at Lawrenceville, Ga, and will
leave in few days for his new home.
Prof. Moore is one Of the most energetic
and accomplished teachers in this section,
and the people Of Lawrenceville have
done we'll in securing his services. We
regret exceedingly to see him leave our
County.
Cunningham Bros. will move in q few
days to the elegant new store room at 16
South Main street, just below R. s. Hill
They propose to keep complete line of
hardware and machinery, and will sell al
remarkably low prices. They are agents
for the Mi!burn Star Gin, one Of the sim
plest, lightest and best gins on the market,
and they invite the public to examine it.
Next Monday night is the time set apart
for the annual meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A.
of this city, and the meeting will be held
in the Court Eouse at 81 O'Clock, as is an
nounced by the Secretary in another col
umn. The officers of the Association
hope every member will attend, as the
meeting will be an important one. We
would urge the young men to attend and
take an active interest in the work OF the
Association.
Mamie Eugenia, the bright and interest
ing little daughter Of Col. and Mrs. NJ. G..
Dickson, died at her home in Pendleton on
Wednesday, 26th ult., aged ten years. The
lietle one was great favorite with all OF
her acquaintances, and her death has
brought sorrow to many hearts. II was
hard for the greatly bereaYed parents to
give up their little one, but they have the
consolation of knowing she has been call
ed to dwell with the Angels.
Mr.. A. w. Anderson, of Greenyille,
who until the recent railroad consolida.
tion was soliciting agent for the Port
ROYAL and Western Carolina Railroad, has
accepted the position of travelling agent OF
the Greenville Fertilizer Company. He
refused the position offered him by the
Port Royal road at Charleston. Mr.. An
derson has q host of friends throughout
this section who wish him success in his
new position.
On September the Bank of Anderson
began business under the charter granted
by the State few days since. This bank
succeeds the old National Bank, whose
charter expired on the day the new bank
commenced business. The Bank of An
derson has capital of S75, ,OO0 The officers
are J. A. Brock, Presidents; S. Bleckley,
Weep resident; B. Frank Mauldin, CASH
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