The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-28

heV. II. Y. Ligon Will preach at Faren
mes Church next Sunday at IL O'CLOCK
q. nc.
ouriold friend, Mr.. W. W. Phillips, o
the Easley section, gaze us call fen
days ago.
Mr.. Lester Carlisle has gone to Abbe
vile, where he will locate and cou:lucs
brokerage business.
Col. J. w: Trowbridge, one of our ener
getic brokers, has opened branch offic,
at Washington, Ga.
The Banks are receiving numerous ap
plications for the loan of money, but or,
not yet lending much.
Mr.. O. B. Owens, one Of Pelzer'e mos
progressive merchants, gave the INrELLI
aEEoER q ci! Monday.
= Dr.. John Hopkins, Of Seneca, spen
Monday in the city and gave the INTELL1
GENCER pleasant call.
Some people are so curious that they
will take most anything. They don't
even draw the line on grip.
Rev. e. N. Joyner will conduct Divine
Services at Grace (EpiscopaD Church next
Sunday, ,:at 1l.30 8. m. and 7.30 p. m.
There will be no services in the Presby-
terian Church next Sunday. as DR.. Frier-
/ son will preach that day at Flat Rock.
The sale ofthe Belton,oil Mill property
has been postponed from the 10th to the
18th Of February. See dg3rtisement.
Col. ]. A. Hoyt and Mr.. W. w. Keys,
ofGreenyille, came over Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of their lifelong friend,
Rev. J. s. Murray.
Mr.. J. D. Archer has opened a repair
shop in connection with Mr.. J. P. Tood's
blacksmith shop, on Church street, and
will any kind of woodwork.
Rev, o. 4. Durant. of the West Ander-
son Circuit, will preach at Bethesda next
Sunday morning, at IL o'cloc-, and at
Hebron in the afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Dele Thompson, of Birmingham,
Ala, but who is is spending the winter in
Florida, came to Anderson last week to
attend the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs. Crum-
ley.
The Union Meeting of the School Dis.
trict'Will be held at Eureka Church next
Saturday, at II o'clock. An interesting
programme has been arranged for the
meeting.
! Rev.C. r. Brown, the pastor of the
colorsd M. =. Church ofthis city, has been
returned to Anderscs for another year by
his Conference, which met last week at
orangeburg.
A. N. Todd & Co., at No. 4, Hotel block,
have laid in store big assortment of gar
den seed Of the best quality, and are offer.
ing them at very Low prices. Before buy
ing your seed give them g call.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Mamie Cox, of Bolton, and Mr.. Will. J.
Moorehead, of Darlington. This event
will occur in the Baptist Church at Bel.
ton on Wednesday morning, February
10th, at 1880 o'clock.
DR.. J. F. Wilson, Honea Paths popular
Dentist, has opened 8 branch Office at
Williamson, where he may be found on
Friday of each week. Read his card in
another column, and when you will need
his services give him call.
w. A. Chapman, agent, has q new adj
vertisement in this paper. and we advise
you to note what he says. Els winter
goods have to be disposed Of. and by call
ing at his storeyou can secure some rare
bargains in many useful things.
EThe following officers + we been elected
to serve the Baptist Sunday School of this
city the present year: Superintendent, L.
2. Smith : Vice Superintendent, e. H.
Watkins; Secretary, Rufus Faut; Libra
irian and Treasurer, W. M. Webb. .
Mrs. Zadie Mays, wife of Dr.. James
Mays, died at her home at Pic Mic, Fla,
on Friday, 22nd inst. Mrs. Mays was a
Miss Poe, and was born and reared in
Pendleton, where she has many friends
who will regret to hear of her death.
Barnett Lodge, No. LOG, A. F. NJ, has
changed its time of meeting from Saturday
before each full moon at p No., to Satur-
day before the third Sunday in each
month at p. 10. Those interested should
note this and govern themselves accord
ingly.
Mr. D. X. Cooler, who is charged with
killing g negro at Lowdnesville last April,
was tried in Abbeville last week, but the
jury failed to agree and mistrial was the
result. He was released on bond of S.,
600. Maj. E. B. Murray assisted in the
defence OF Mr.. Cooley
Mr.. John L. Rochester died at his home
in Pendleton Township on the 18th inst.
He was Ill only a short time with pneu.
monia. Mr.. Rochester was about SO
years ofage, and bore the good will and
esteem of his friends and neighbors. He
leaves wife and one child.
Mr.. G. N. Guest, one of Anderson's en-
ergetic contractors, is now engaged in
erecting aeat and substantial two.story
dwelling house on the lot which he re-.
Gently purchased on McDuffie street. The
house will be occupied by Mr.. T. l..
Lynch and family, of Charleston, who
have recently loca:. in Anderson.
Marion j., infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Sherard, died at the resid, nee of
Mr.. Rufus Fant, in this city, last Thurs.
day morning, and the remains were in
TERED at Silver Brook Cemetery, Rev. DR..
Frierson conducting the funeral services.
The little one was four months old, and
was sick only few days with capillary
bronchitis.
Herbert Cawthnrne and his Comedy
Cherubs in that funniest of comedies,
Little Nugget" will visit Anderson
again on Thursday, 4th of February next
This is the most popular comedy that has
ever been presented to an Anderson audi.
ence and will no doubt draw full honse