The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-03-24

Christian Workn-II Cor. 9Th chapter.
Rev. w. Il. King will preach in the
Gross Roads Church next Sunday at II
o'clock a. m. AL the friends Of the con-
gregation are invited to attend the services.
Married, ,on Sunday, March %, 1892, at
the residences of; Mr.. o. x. Breazeale, by
Rev. D.. Weston Hiott, Mr.. Robert Lee
James and Miss Mary Elwell, all of Ander-
son County.
The merchants, though not selling as
many goods as they usually do at this
season of the year, are doing fairly we'll,
and as rule are keeping their business
well in hand.
Messrs. 4. Kohn, of the Nevs and ,Cou.
rier, aud Chas. 81. Henry, of the Greenville
Ne,aS spent Tuesday. In the city reporting
the proceedings Of the mass meeting for
their respective Journals.
Mr.. d. ]. Simpson, of Toccoa. Ga, spent
: Sunday in; the city with, his, wife, who has
been visiting her parents here. for several
Z weeks. His numerous friends in Ander-
son are always glad TO greet him.
Miss Lizzie. Williams, cf the Ladies
Store; Is receiving a most beautiful stock
Of Spring goods, and next week she will
tell our readers something about them.
IN the ineantime cell and see her goods.
eRev.J. T.. vass preached in the Baptist
Church Sunday night, and at the conclu-
sion OF his sermon presented the claims of
! the 0rphanage at Greenwood. The con-
gregation gavs him a liberal contribution.
Tt Is not often that this section of country
experiences much colder weather than we
{ he'd the, latter part of last week. We had
tvooE three severe freezes, and 1t is feared
that. the itcrop has been seriously in.
jured.
Mr., Jimmie o. O'Donnell, who is in charge
OF the grocsry department of his brothers.
establ bliihm snt on South Main Street, is
Offering his customers Irish beans and
Fheneh opens, which he recommends very
highly for table use.
Theirierds of George E. Prince, Esq,
are urging him to- allow them to use his
narns as scandidate q for the Legislature
this year. Mr.. Prince would make an
able, conscientious Representative, and
the C1qnks would do we'll secure his
On Tueslsy night tbs Band, accompa-
nied'bya iumber of citizens, visited the
residences of DR.. Orr and serenaded Col. J.
{ Il. 0rr.A After playing several pieces, both
the Colonel and the Doctor were called
ont, and both responded in few appropri-
1 ate remarks.
< On the irst page tof the INTELLIGENcER
thisswssk- -Me phblish an iinteresting letter
from our young friend, Hal Strickland,
who Is now citizen Of Denver, Col. Hal.
Is q former Anderson hoy, and we know
his many friends in this section will read
his letter with great deal of interest.
Mr.. W. w. Robinson, of Level Land,
who has been spending the past three
tsmpnths in Florida visiting his brother,
spent Friday night in the city on his way
home. he enjoyed his visit very much,
sbut' says he was not SO favorably i'm
pressed with Florida as to make it his
home.
The Princeton correspondent of the
Greenville Enterprise and Mountai,,er says:
1--WE learn that some of the Anderson boys
have been coming over on oar side, and
we would be glad If they would stay away
and let our girls alone, but rumor says
that In the near future we are to hear the
ringing of wedding bells"
The Flatw oods correspondent of the FL
berton (Gs.) Star says: 1--WE have South
Carolina colony in our midst. If our sis-
ter State can spare any more families such
as the Smiths, Joneses and Shirleys, we
would be glad to have them come here.
They will receive genuine Georgia, Ell
bert County, Flatwoods welcome"
Mr.. Henry Merriwether is spending a
few dsys in Anderson taking orders for
"Sbepp,s Photographs of the World"
consisting Of panoramic views of cities,
street scenes. public buildings, in fact cov-
ering everything of interest throughout
the world. It is magnificent publication,
land will interest both the old and the
young. ~
. Married, on Sunday, March 18th, 1892,
at the residence Of the brides father, one
mile south of Aurora, Texas. Mr.. Ansel
Greer and Miss Eettie Holt, Rev. B. F.
Fronabarger officiating. Mr.. Greer was
born near Honea- Path, and has great
many relatives and friends in that section
who will bid him and his wife God speed
through life.
An exchange truly says: The farmer
who produces at home what is necessary
for him and his family to live upon. and
plants cotton only as an item of profit, is
the farmer who cannot be hurt by any
Ing. BE Is living at home. He is hit
,oNn boss. He is the Only straightout in.
depsndent farmer.
Our young friend, DR.. Walter NJ. Smith
who has lust graduated from the South
Carolina Medical College, in Charleston
was In the city Tuesday and gave us 6
pleasant call. He is spending few day!
with his parents in the upper section o
the County. The Doctor will locate II
Charleston for awhile, at least, having
been appointed one of the physicians II
the hospital of that city.
Married, on Wednesday, March 16 1892
4aE the residence of the officiating minister
Rev. 81. B. FAINT, in this city, Mr.. W. F
c.. Owens, of Garvin Township, and Mis-
Lizzie Sharpe, daughter of Mr.. q. Sharpe
of this city. Mr.. Owens, who is worthy
young man and a progressive former, ha!
won 9 most excellent young lady for hl
wife. We join the friends of the coupl,
in extending congratulations and wishing
them all the happiness attainable in thi!
life. SO
c. Jones & Co. have new advertise
.ment in another column, and it should b.
closely read. These gentlemen are now
receiving their stock of spring goods
which has been carefully selected, ant
they want their friends-especially the la
.dias-to call and see how low the prices are
Every department. is full. especially the
dress goods, millinery and clothing de-
1Dartmeuts. Many new novelties are
offered this season, and should be seen te
be appreciated. If you are going to buy
easuit Of clothes, dress, hat or anything
else that these gentleman handle, 1t viii
pay you to give them a call.
a shooting ARRAY occurred on Capt
.Hmith'e, train, between Williamson and
Belton, last Thursday. The aggressor
wss .. white man. named James Pepper
st Seenns that Rev. T. j. Harris, negro
preacher, who was @ passenger on the
train, was sitting in the car smoking, when
Peppet@mein 10 and said something to him
One word followed anothez. until Pepper
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