The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-09-24

have electric street cars running through
| her principal streets. The enterprise is
now being agitated, and will no doub
take shape in short time. Hurrah fol
Anderson?
Capt. Fred. D. Bush, the genial Distric
Passenger Agent of the L. & n. R. r. Co..
Atlanta, Ga, made Aging visit to An
derson last Friday. The Captain Is still
rates, and if you contemplate going Wes
be sure to write to him.
Mr.. Richards, Synodical Colporteur 70!
this State, is in this County and propose.
to visit every Presbyterian Church, offer
ing them religious literature OF choice
variety and with them hymn books, Con
fessions Of Faith and Catechisins. We
bespeak for him kind reception.
Business men must meet their bills ir
thirty or sixty days, while many of theil
patrons take from one to two years
Many business men throughout the coun'
try have donble the capital tied up in &C.
the shelves. It is dangerous custom.
Miss Estelle Burriss and Miss Carrie
Pearman left their homes in the County
this " eek for College. The former goes to
Converse College and the latter to the
Winthrop Training School. No County
in the State will be represented at these
institutions by two more excellent young
ladies.
Miss Zoe Bleckley and Miss Elise Maui
din have returned TO Hollins, Va, to re-
sumo their studies in that classical little
community. We will not be surprised
to hear of these young. ladies winning
laurels in this institution, and making q
good reputation there for far-distant An
dersOI.
Married, on Saturday, September S
1891, by Rev. E. A. Durham, Mr.. w. H.
Smith and Miss NJ. NJ Merk, both oi
Pickens County. Also, by the same, On
Tuesday, September l5, 1891, at Pelzer,
Mr.. g. M. Knox, of Union County, 8. c.,
and Miss e. L. Durham, of Greenville
County, S. G.
An exchange says: "Girls. don't be.
lieve all the young men say to you on 9
moonlight night Moonlight and truth
full speaking don't travel together. If a
young man tells you oD night that Is
stormy and threatening that he thinks
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is telling the truth.
Mr.. 0. P. knight and daughter left An
derson last Saturday for Micaville. Ala.
Mr. knight has been citizen Of Anderson
for several years, having been in the EN-
ploy of Mr. G. A. Reed, aud has made a
host of friends here who regret to see him
leave. We hope success will crown bis
efforts In his new home.
We had a short call last Monday from
Capt. J. G. Striblipg, OF Pendleton. Capt.
Striblipg is Superintendent OF the brick
yards at Clemson College, and reports
work on the buildings progressing nicely.
He is an energetic, progressive man, ana
the building committee did we'll when 1t
secured his services as Superintendent.
Our clever friend, Mr.. Samuel McCrary,
Of the Autun section, came in to see US
last Friday. He reports good crops, but
saws the weld of cotton will fall short Of
the first estimates Mr.. McCrary is one o
Anderson County's most prosperous and
successful farmers, and, of course, pro-
duces his own corn, meat and other sup
plies. A few days ago he bought two
sacks CT corn, which was the first he has
ever purchased.
Mr.. ". P. Stevenson. an energetic
Young farmer who lives few miles north
of the city, has shown US samples OF bis
crop of "sojah beans" a new product that
Is being introduced into this section. 1t
is most excellent food, either in q green
or dry condition for stock. 1t can be
harvested as forage, or left in the fielo
until the beans are thoroughly ripe, when
they can easily be gathered. Mr.. Steven
son has five acres in these beans.
Barlow Bros Minstrels were greeted
by a very good audience last Saturday
night, and from the opening to the CLOSE
of the program there was an almost con
| tinuous roar of laughter. The instru-
mental music, singing. dancing and jug
glery could not have been excelled; the
Jokes were fresh and full of wit, while the
frog man and the contortionist were won
ders. It is not often that Anderson is
visited by such an excellent troupe.
Next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock 6
Woman's Missionary Society will be or
ganized at Eureka Church by Miss Jettie
Edwards, and the organization Of Willing
Workers will be completed. Ernest +.
Cochran, Esq, will deliver an address or
LH6 buUJeCts 4upoXtauV0 anu 1O"o. "
Organization" The exercises will clost
bv an exultstion from MI. VIM. Brown
A cordial invitation Is extended to all thu
neighboring Sunday Schools to attend the
exercises.
Mr.. Will, ]. Moorehead, who recently
moved from Bolton to Darlington, s. G.
where he is now engaged in merchandis
| ing, was, a few days ago, elected LIST Dl
rector Of the Darlington Compress Co:
and at subsequent meeting of the Boare
\ Of Directors was elected President. Thi
| is high compliment to our young friend
who has only been citizen of Darlington
for the past ak months. It always gives
us pleasure to hear of the success of al
Anderson County boy.
Mrs. Nancy Williams, reict of the lat
Jasper Williams, died at her home in Gar
vim Township list Monday night, and he
remains were inferred in the Lebanon
Churchyard Tuesday afternoon: She hat
long been sufferer. Mrs. Williams wa
about IS years Of age, and was highly es
teemed by her friends and neighbors: Sh
was a consistent member Of Lebanon
Church, and the loved ones she has left be
hind to cherish her. memory have tn
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| the 'tland Of rest"
The pic mic given by Miss Maggi
Wham's School at Liberty Spring lais
week was in every respect success. Th
! order was exceptionally good Rev. A
@. Stepp and School Commissioner Ward
law delivered addresses, to which clos
attention was given. It was very pleas
ant occasion. Miss Maggie Wham ha
done good work at Liberty Springs, ant
her patrons will make an effort to secur
her for next year. This is one Of the bes
yicinities in the County and should keel
school going by the year.
Miss Lizzie Williams, Of the Ladies
| Store, has a word to say to our reader
this week in q new advertisement abou
her fall and winter stock of goods, t
which ne would direct your attention
Miss Williams has larger and prettie
! stock than usual this season, and every
thing is being offered at bargain price:
| A few days ago we were escorted througl
thu Ladies' Store, and after looking at th
many beautiful goods we almost wishet
We belonged to the other sex so that W
could get some of them. The goods ar
beautifully arranged, and Miss William
and her corps of clerks will take pleaEur
in showing them, Call early and often
and you will not regret it.
The second of the series OF meetings IN
der the auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A. WE
held in the Methodist Church last Sunda
l. %ho Has y,roo ohaa tu 2or