The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-20


TO Glenn Springs to spend weekor two.
:s ME- B. Frank White, of Westminster,
has teeD spending q few days in the city.
4. Msi. E. B. Murray went to Washing
ton. %. G.. Monday on professional busi-
ness. fs.
C.S,Wardlaw, Esq, Is in Columbia this
ciation.
Capt John N. Patrick has gone to Co.
lumbla to attend the State Teachers AS
ISOLATION. s
M. L. Rosenfeld, of Sparta, Ga, is in
= the city visiting his daughter, Mrs.
& Fnstenberg. d,
Misa Mary Simpson and Miss Reppard
!. MeAllister, OF Toccoa, Ga, are In the city
visiting relatives.
Our clever friend, Dr.. s. g. Bruce, paid
! our. .sanctum q call last Monday, and Is as
fat. jolly and genial as ever.
Rev. ]. G. stoll. Of Williamson, will
preach in the Methodist Church next
Sunday morning and evening.
: = Z 4 4 - ll Il ! 4
NJ Rev. Mr. Henderson will preach at Va
! Tennes next Sunday morning, at II o'clock,
and at Flat Rock at O'clock p. m.
Wereturn our best thanks to our little
& friend, Master Clyde Cooper, of Varennes
Township, for . basket of fine apples.
Let every man who Is interested in hav-
Ing q government for all the people attend
j the Conseryativemeet lg next Wednesday.
Mai. and Mrs. W. d. Mauldin, and their
daughter, Miss Helen, Of Hampton, g. G.,
are In the city visiting Mrs. A.. T. Maui
din.
Miss Rebey Kaufman, of Atlanta, Ga,
and Miss Carrie ReimRn, Of Greenwood,
3 Miss. are in the city visiting their friend,
g Mrs. Fustenbefg.
The public generally is invited to attend
Slthe Lodge OF Sorrow that Will be held In
s the Opera House next Monday night by
Hiram Lodge, a. r. N.
On Thursday, August 4th, the new
( Methodist Church at Piedmont, will be
dedicated. Rev. A. Coke Smith is ex-
locted TO of1ciase on that occasion.
Last week We published a list Of the
lJlub managers for the approaching pri-
sinaryi election, and II would be well for
i!lab secretaries to- cut 1t out and save 1t
for further reference.
# Nessrs. Moss & jackson, of, this city,
Nave been awarded the contract for bnild.s
s ing the hotel at Calhoun Falls, and began
lsvork there thin week. It will be sub.
istantial brick building.
oraneeburg Times and Democrat says
ss.Ehe Orangeburg District never had q
more popular Presiding Elder than our
good brother Dickson. He is very popu.
lar all over the District
J.H. VonE E.asseln tells our readers that
he ID In the Insurance business, and pre-
Jared to take risks on cotton gins, cotton
or any other property. Read his card, and
then insure yonr property.
People who eat waterlnelons on the
streets should be careful not to throw. the
rfnds on the ground, or tho police will be-
after them. E.arlels have been placed
around for the reespsi don Of the rinds.
There viii. be 3 social pis MIC at Clink.
bSo3Co &l4xAlb w 00pU4Q0yS VIC OVb&4 Va.
All persons interested are invited to come
and contribute to the pleasantness Of tho
J occasion and bring we'll filled lunch has.
{ kets.
Mr.. Kasper schrimp, proprietor Of the
Anderson Tanney, shipped his first
leather last week, to Augusta and Cinoin.
natl. He turns out good leather, and will
have no trouble IN finding good markets
Z for It.
The Walhalla Courier truly says: she
who seek votes by appealing to the non.
reading class and arousing their preju-
$tiices and anilrpsities, is ready for treason
and revolution when the opportunity
1 c,mes.n
The editors who recently visited Ander-
gacn have lots of nice things to say about
orr city and people. We intended
prblishing extracts' from all Of them. but
they have been crowded out by other
matter.
Our clever friend, MI. ]. T. McLees, Of
Centerville Township, has presented the
z INTELLIGENcER with q beat that weighs
Ave pounds and fourteen ounces, the
Z largest We have seen this season. Who
can beatit
School Commissioner Wardlaw requests
us to announce that the competitive ex-
animation for scholarship In Converse
College will he held on Friday, 5th Au-
gust, instead of On the 30th inst, as has
been announced.
ldr. Fred. n. Hayselden, OF the Hal
wsin Islands, has our thanks for hand
somely illustrated copy Of the San Fran
cisco Commercial Record. which gives an
historical sketch Of the Islands and many
Ylows Of scenery, residences, ETC., thereon.
Hon. G. folly will delives, Sunday
School address at Flat Rock Church on
the fifth Sunday, at II o'clock q. M, in
stead Of on the fourth (next) Sunday, at 2
O'Clock p. M, as heretofore announced.
Everybody is invited to attend the service.
Miss Lizzie Brooks school will pic mic
at Cooley's Bridge on Saturday, 30th inst,
. bring their dinner baskets. Rev. G. B.
Smith and School Commissioner Ward
Law have bsen invited to speak on the oc-
caion.
Mr.. A. G. Means, one of Anderson's
merchants, made an assignment last Mon
day. His liabilities are about $22, 800 and
assets about SIG, 900. Geo. E. Prince, Esq,
is The assignee, and in another column he
publishes an important notice to Mr..
Means creditors.
Messrs. j. 81. and E. L. Clark have
formed partnership in the business Of
merchant tailors, and will employ the
best worknen and give satisfaction to
every patron. In few weeks they will
speak to the public through the columns
of the INTELLIGENCER.
THE remains OF W. r. Cooley, who died
on the 25th of last September at Hartwell,
Ga, will be exhumed from the cemetery
of chat town on August 3rd, and on the
day following will be inferred with Ma
sonic honors in Rice's graveyard. in Mar
tin Township, this County, at 80 O'Clock
p. m.
AT the annual meeting of the State Den
tai Association st Rock Hill, 8. G., last
week, our towsman, J. l.. Tribble, Esq,
wss reelected Attorney for the Associa.
ton, and DR.. A. G. Strickland, Of this
city. was elected member of the State
Board OF Dental Examiners for term of
five years.