The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-09-13

| them thoroughly with linseed oil. You
suffering will end so far as those corns are
| concerned.
Mr.. W. T. McGill, the Secretary. re.
quests us to say that there will be meet
ing of the Exposition Committee mex
Saturday, and he hopes to see every mem
Der present.
Mr.. w. W. Guyton, of the w. & A. r
R., Atlanta, Ga, is now visiting his pa
rents in Hopewell. His mother is quit
sick. We hope she will soon be restored
to her usual health.
The R. & D R. r. has made mistake
in disseminating its passenger service OF
the freight train between Walhalla ant
sGreenwood. 1t was great convenience
to the travelling public.
The Westminster Bonner has been re-
vived, With Mr.. J. L. o. Thompson as ed
itor and publisher. 1t presents neat ap
pearance, and has the INTELL1eENcER'i
best wishes for its success.
Messrs. Rob. and Will. Webb hav'
considerably improved their storeroou
on the corner of Brick Range and Whit
ner street, and are opening up choic
stock of groceries, glassware, etc.
Col. J. A. Hoyt, Of the GreenVill'
Mountaiaeer, who came over to attent
the funeral Of his old friend, Capt. Nc
Gully, on Sunday, remained over Monday
and gave the INrELL1aENcER call.
Mr.. Baylis Hall, of this County, hat
shown Us large ear Of corn, which is
curiosity. It is completely covered will
grains, but has two distinct cobb ends ant
| is evidently two ears grown together.
Miss Leila Russell, who has been visit
| ing the Worlds Fair aud relatives in In
| diana, has returned home, and viii
shortly 20 to Due West to resume her du
ties in the Due West Female College.
Prof. Marion Dunwoody, Of Atlanta
Ca, who has just returned from thre'
years sojourn in Europe, where he ha
| been studyiLa, music, has been spending
few days in the city visiting Mrs. Molli'
Reese and family.
Married, at the residence of Mr. W. A
King, at Saint Cloud, Fla, on Sunday
September 8, 1893, by Rev. W. B. Dye
Mr.. J. j. Carmalt, of Port Tampa City
Fla, and Miss Rosa L. Rice, daughter o
Mr.. A. E. Rice, of this County.
Prot. J. Scott Murray, one of the accom-
plished members of the faculty of Mercer
University, Macon, Ga, reached Ander
son last week to spend portion of biz
vacation with bis mother and other rela
| tives. His friends are delighted to gree
him.
r. T. Jaynes, one of the editors Of the
Keowee Courier and one of the brightes
young members of the Walhalla bar
spent Monday in the city on professiona
business, and honored the INTELLIGENCE
sanctum with his presence for shor
time.
The South Carolina Presbytery, which
is composed of the Presbyterian Churche
in Pickens, Ocnnee, Anderson and Able
vile Counties, will hold its fall session a
Good Hope Church, in this County, mex
Friday. The session will continue through
Sunday.
We congratulate the readers of the In
TELL1GENCER on the service they received
from the pen of our clever friend, ]. z
Hood, Esq, during our absence. Mr.
Hood wields fluent pen, and is practi-
cal newspaper man as well as q :brigh
lawyer.
Mr.. E. P. Welch, who has been spend
ing several months at Dardaaelle, Ark.
where he owns some valuable property
came home last week. Eie is well pleased
with Arkansas, and has decided to MAKE
his permanent home there. he will leav'
to-day.
Messrs. q. B. FAINT and W. a. Simpson
have formed a partnership and are nov
opening fresh stock of staple and fancy
groceries at the old stand Of Webb & simp
son, on South Main Street. The reader
of the INTELL1eENcER will hear from
| them later on.
Rev. J. Walter Dickson, the popula
Presiding Elder of the Orangeburg Dis
trict, has been spending week in th'
County, with his family, and Saturday
morning, on his way home, he called tx
see US. His family will return to Orange
burg in ten days.
Ifpeople would spend their cash where
they get their credit, they would be NOR
Just and thereby show an appreciated
favor that has been accorded them wher
they were in tight place. This fsct j
worth remembering and practicing
though it is not always done.
Anderson wants thirty Thousand BALE
OF cotton the coming season, and sh
must have 1t. Bring your cotton here
farmers, and you will have no trouble ir
getting the highest market prices. Th'
| cotton buyers will have plenty of money
to handle the crop.
Dfessrs. Clarenes Tolly and Wiltor
McGee, two of Anderson's young men
who have been prospecting In the Yves
for several months, the former In Te1a
and the latter in Tennessee, have returned
to the parental roof Both agree tha
there is no place like old Anderson.
Mrs. B. W. sperry and daughter, o
Macon, Ga, who have been spending
few weeks in the city at the Reese House
will return home to-day, and will be &C
cornpanied by Miss Bertha Reese, VIII
will spend the next few months in attend
ance upon the Macon Female College.
John A.. Austin & Co. is new Arm ths
will open grocery business in th'
Broyles block on the corner Of Church ans
Main Streets. Mr.. Austin is from Pelzar
He has moved his family to Anderson
We extend them q cordial welcome, ant
wish the Arm C big Success in business.
Miss Maggie Crum, of Baltimore, ha
come to Anderson to take charge OF tn
millinery department of Jones q seybt'
oatab]ishment. She ia an expert in th