The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-02-25

tne aonse OF keprese esentatives this year.
Our venerable friend, Rev. sidi Il.
{ Browne. of the Christian Neigh5m, Colum-
bis, 8. G., has been spending day or two
aSin the city. s$.
a citizen suggested on the streets the
other day that the County snd city ought
TO unite and build d Court House and City
Hall togather.
Mr. A. @. Iatimer has gone to st. Louis
70 attend the national conference Of the la
bor organizations Of the country, which
net last - Monday.
Van Wyck, the shoe raan, makes an i'm.
J portant announcement in this paper.
I Read what he rays, and go and secure
! some Of the bargains he Is offering.
Rev. B. 81. Smith, who has been resi-.
;densof Greenville for sevsral months, has
! come back TO Anderson to reside. We are
glad to welcome him and his family.
Our clever friend, MI. w. P. King, who
zig now travelling for the John NJ. Moore
shoa Co. Of Atlanta, Gu, gave the INTEL
8 IlaasoER g pleasant call last Saturday.
This month has five Mondays in it.
How many Of the little boys or girls who
{ read the IaTELLIaENoEs can name the
year IN which such an event viii occur
sgain7
Rev. J. B. Campbell. the Presiding Ell
der OF the Cokesbnry District, has been
spending 8 day or Two IN The city, and on
Tuesday night preached In the Methodist
Church.
Married son Sunday, February q, 1892,
BY r. z. Martin. Notary Public, at his
residence Mr.. Pinckney Latham and
Miss May a. Young. beth Of Anderson
County.
Mr.. ]. j. Mattson, Jr., viii conduct the
~. g. a.. meeting next Sunday after
noon In the Opera House. Subject: "In
saving others we save ourselves. Esther
Nv, Toto Is.
The Elm Comedy Company will begin
e weeks engagement in the Opera House
next Monday night. with a change of pro.
gram every night. Tickets will be on
sale at ELL Bros.
The time for paying taxes without the
{ penalty expired last Saturday. and Coun-
ty Treasurer Payne says ths o are fewer
dalinquets this time than usual. This
speaks well for our peopls.
There will be congregational meeting
at Yarennes Church next Sunday morn
ing st II o'clock. All who feel any inter.
4 est IN the Ghuroh's affairs are cordially In.
vited to attend this meeting.
One Sunday might during services in the
Baptist Church the electric lights went out
and the congregation was left in the dark.
The pastor was about half through his ser.
mon, and had to cease preaching and dis.
miss the congregation.
An Anderson young man who has To-
cal reputation for loquacity, remarked to
friend: "1'm going to learn to play
upon scme sort of musical instrument
What kind do you suggest? "a mouth
instrument Of some SORT" replied his
friend.
Let Us all get together and at the proper
time have primary election for Govern.
or down to Trial Justice. Vote for the
pest men without regard to faction or pre-
Jndice, and stand by the result. This plan,
it seems to us, should give satisfaction to
every voter.
oeonee's Teachers Association will
meet at Townville, s. c., on Saturday.
February 9th, at 10 o'clock a. m. Profs.
Striblng, from Westminster and Seneca.
and Prof. Rice, o! Townville, and others
will address the Association. The public
is cordially invited
Luther, infant son Of Mr.. John A. Bolt.
OF Centreville Township, died suddenly
last Tuesday morning about 8 O'Clock,
sge6 18 months. The remains were in
TERED at New Hope Wednesday afternoon.
The parents have many sympathizers in
their bereavement
Our young friend, Walter McFall, has
about completely recovered from his long
Illness, and has again resumed his old DO
sition as clerk at the Chiquola. Mr.. Huck.
sbee, who has been acting as clerk during
Mr. McFalPs illness, has returned to his
home st Lowndesville.
Tbs saying that "green Christmas
makes full graveyard seems to be true
sometimes. Last Christmas, If we remem.
Der correctly, was fair, warm day, and
since then there have been more deaths in
the County for the same length of time
than in many winters past.
Essley Messenger: "Miss Lula, the af-
fieted daughter of Mej. T. a. Russell, OF
Hamilton, Anderson county, fell face fore.
most into the blazing fire on Friday last
and was seriously burned. We are glad
to state that there are now hopes that the
accident may not provs fatal"
Messrs. Bsylis R. Clark and W. 8.
Breazesle have formed partnership and
opened tailor shop on Whifner Street, in
the second story of the new Webb block,
over Johnson's barber shop. Mr.. Breazeale
has recently come to Anderson from Lau-
rens, and Is an experienced tailor. Mr..
Clark has been engaged In the business for
several years, and has recently took q
special course in the art Of cutting and fit
ting. Both are deserving young men, and
we bespeak for them liberal patronage.
Look out for their advertisement next
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