The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-19

THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1892.
Mr.. D. E. Carlisle is announced as can.
didate for Sheriff in this paper.
Mr.. r. L. Robinson worshipped at the
ia.tle River Baptist Church on last Sab.
Saith.
Miss Cora Bell. of Abbeville County, is
IN the city visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. E.
Henderson.
The Court OF General Sessions will meet
here on the 4th Monday in June, the 9th.
Judge T. B. Frasier will preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay, Of Granville
have been spending few days in the city
With relatives. They were on their way
to Paris, Texas.
Married, on Sunday, May is, 1892, by
q. ". Acker, Esq at his residence in
Williamson, Mr.. Milton Poore and Miss
Sallie Huey, both of Williamson.
Ice cream and Strawberries will be
served at Barr's old store, on Granite Row
on Friday evening, at 81 o'clock, for the
benefit Of the Baptist Church front fund.
It might not be bad idea for each
early field peas for the crowd of candidates
that will be around during the summer.
Mr.. Paul Diver, eldest son Of our
townsman, DIR. r. +. Diver, has gone to
Poughke keepsie, N. Y, where he will spend
several months attending Business Col
lege.
Prof. M. L. Willis will conduct sing
ing at Shiloh Church on the first Sunday
in Jure, at 3io'clock p. N. A cordial in
vitation Is extended to the public to at
tend.
Married, on Thursday, May 12. 1892, at
the residence Of Mr.. G.. B. Whitten, by
Rev. Il. G. O'Dell, Mr.. F. G.. Boggs and
Mrs. Hattie Watkins, all of Anderson
Count.
Attic meeting of the Grand Lodge of
the A. o., u. w. in Columbus, Ga, last
Grand Master Workman of the order in
this Jurisdiction.
The IETE1LIGENcER force is indebted to
Messrs. VanWyck.& & Cheshire for big
chunk Of ice. These gentlemen handle
ice, and their wagon will deliver it at the
doors Of their customers.
The Sullivan; Hardware Co. make some
important announcements in another col
umn 70 the farmers. Read the advertise
ment and see If you don't need some.
thing the Company has in stock.
Persons who contemplate buying are
frigerator, cream freezer, fly fan or any
thing needed in the tin line, remember
Mr. L. 81. Seel can supply you at very
low prices. Read his caroi? another col
1mn.
Rsv. DR.. Frierson, pastor of the Presby-
terian Church, having been granted q
short vacation by his congregation, has
gone to Kentucky to visit his son. There
will be no services in the Church next
Sunday.
DR.. j. Lowrie Wilson, of Abbeville, oc-
cupied the Presby pulpit both in the
morning and evening ON last Sunday,
.and the Rev. Ira 3. Dean. .of Waxahatchie,
Texas, preached in the Baptist Church on
Sunday evening.
The May party at Belton will take
place next Friday night. The festoons
will be of artificial flowers, which the pu-
pills Of the High School have beer making.
We hope the good people will patronize
the BUSY Workers" literally.
The May issue Of the american School
Board Journal, published in New York,
contained an engraving Of group of
t.prominent. American School Officers" {"
annonE,whieh appears the familiar face of
our popular and efficient School Commits
sioner, Mr.. @. Wardlaw.
Mr.. j. e. Garvin has recently moved to
Hickory Flat, this County, from Pickens
County; and expects to make that place
his future home. Mr.. Garvin will read
che INTELLIaENCER, and says he wants
no other politics than the good old De-
tnocracy he was raised on.
Clerk of the Court Tribble informs us
that he has received the pension checks
and is now ready to turn them over to the
pensioners. who are requested to call at
once and secure them. Anderson County
has one hundred and forty-thiee PEN
Hioners. and they will receive s23 each.
Our young friend and former towns
man, Mr.. Paul Sharpe, who has been q
resident Of Nashville. Tenn, for several
years, has recently been elected manager
OF the Rhodes Furniture Company, of that
city. We congratulate Paul, and wish
him continued success in his adopted
home.
We arc indebted tn our young friend,
Mr.. r. E Burrisa, for all invitation to at.
tend the joint celebration OF the anniYer-
saries Of the Adelphisn and Philosophian
Literary Societies of Furman University,
which takes place on Friday evening,
9th inst. The invitations are very neat
and pretty.
The Superintendent of Education has
written School Commissioner Wardlaw
that he had arranged to hold the Teach.
ers': Institute here during the third week
suit the teachers Mr.. Wardlaw will sub.
NIT the matter to the teachers at the
Association next SATURDAY..
During our visit to Savannah last week
{, we had the pleasure of meeting Mr.. P. A.
Stovall, editor of the Savannah Press, who
Is to deliver The annual address at the ap.
preaching Commencement of the Patrick
Military Institute. He is genial, brainy
young man, and the Cadets may expect q
rich treat in listening to his address.
Mr.. Waffle G. Smith, recently of the
Clifton Mills, visited the family of his
aunt, Mrs. j. B. McGee, last week. Mr..
Smith was on his way to Bamberg to as
sumo the duties OF the Presidency Of the
Bamberg Cotton Mills, to which position
he was recently elected. He is young
man and has forged his way rapidly to
the front as proficient mill man.
C. F. Jones & Co. have nsw advertise
ment In this paper, and we advise you to
read it carefully. These gentlemen have
had big trade this Spring, and their
goods and prices please the people. They
have just received another big lot of new
goods for the hot weather, and will take
pleasure in showing them. They have
something to please old and young, male
and female.
We have received several oemmunica
tion this week without any signature at.
tschsd to them, and, under the rule Of all
newspapers, they are consigned to the
waste basket. @ Jrrespondents must always
send their true name, In addition to their
non, de plume, with their communication.
We require this In order to prevent being
imposed npon. Always bear this in mind
correspondents.
Six persons are ia Jail who will be tried
for their lives at the June term Of Court