The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-07-19

Rsy.sJ. Walter Dickson, the populs.
Presiding Elder of the 0rangeburg Dis
trict of the NJ. T.. Church, passed through
the city . few days ago en- route to the
Fork 10 join his family, who are visiting
up there.
We,are glad to add to our exchange list
the CAristian Messenger, new Presb7te-
rian paper published at Gainesville, Ga,
by Blats & Clopton, with Rev. s. ]. Cart
ledge as associate editor. 1t is ably edited
and very neatly printed.
Mr.. n. Griff. Wallace, who went from
this County to Deport, Texas, last winter,
returned home few days ago. Ee Hays
Texas is very good country. bnt he ia
convinced that old South Carolina is good
enough for any man to live in.
We invite the attention of every reader
of The IHTELLIeENcER to the new adser-
tisement of Brownlee q Vandivers, who
are Offering extra inducements to buyers.
These gentlemen keep the best of goods
and are. not afraid of competition. Give
them call at once.
Mr.. A. B. Towers is offering LOT Of
shoes, hats, Hamburg edgings, scme
crockery.ware and hardware below cost.
he also has fine lot of tea, coffee, moaas-
ses, candles, &c, which he will sell ct a
very small profit. Look for his edver-
:tisement next week.
Mr.. B. F. Walker, who lives near Bel.
ton, has shown as an old Mexican or
Spanish coin, which was picked up on his
placs few days ago. Itwas dated 1775.
This Is the second gold coin found on his
place during the past few weeks, the other
one being dated 1870.
Mr. Edward r. Cox, formerly of Belton,
but nova popular young merchant OF
Darlington, 9. o., has been spending few
days In the city with his brother, Judge
Cox, and was welcome visitor to our
'sanctum. BE expresses himself as being
well pleased with his adopted home.
Jones s. seybt have something to say in
their new advertisement that will interest
You, and we advise you to read it care
fully. They have q LOT of summer goods
which they are offering very cheap, and II
you are hunting bargains call at their
store and see their. goods. It will pay you.
1te - + 81 r.
Mr.. VIM. Laughlin, President Of the Y.
M. q. A., requests Us to state that there
will be meeting of the Y. M. G. A. in the
Court House next Monday afternoon, ats
o'clock. There will be business of i'm
'tance brought before the Association,
a4.. 7ery member is requested to be
present.
I A Sicyclist was steaming and putting up
q hillside near town one of the hot morn
ings, when, be met white. headed old
darkey coming down by-path. "Heilo,
uncle,'' said the wheelman. breathlessly,
.Pm out hunting an appetite for my
swell, dat's whar We differ"
said the old darkey. eI'm out hunting q
breakfast for my appetite"
Here is what the Elberton (Ga) Star says
Of sn Anderson County boy, who is now
making his home In that town :"Dr. w. g..
MoGee, Elberton's popular young dentist,
ID, OFF On vacation. The next few weeks
he will spend In the West visiting reaa-.
tives. DR.. McGee will be greatly missed
in social circles here, as he is deservedly
popular, but al! wish him pleasant va.
cation.'
Rev. ]. a. Wilson, of Seneca, will
preach at varennes Church on Friday
before the fifth Sunday, at II o'clock. and
also on Saturday and Sunday following.
On the afternoon Of the latter. day, at 4
O'clock, Mr.. Wilson win preach at Fiat
Rock. All are cordially invited to attend
these services. Mr.. Wilson Is an able
minister, and his sermon will be treat
70 those who will go out to hear him.
Mr.L. O. Branyon, of Due West, was In
the city Tuesday and gaye<us 9 pleasant
call. He returned home Tuesday of lust
week from the Worlds Fair. BE made
the trip to Chicago on his bicycle aud re-
turned by rail. He was fifteen days and q
half on the road going and had very
pleasant trip. He was delighted with the
Worlds Fair and advises everybody WHO
can possible do &c, togo and see 1t.
Mr.. Frank A. Hall, representing the
Order Of the Golden Chain, is spending q
fsw days in the city. and has secured q
sufficient number Of names of our citizens
to form q Lodge. The names have been
forwarded to the national officers and q
charter will be recsived in few days,
when the organization viii be completed.
It il an organization similar to the
knights of Honor; paying both death and
sick benefits by assessments, which are
gradsd according to age.
sI aas looking over my old letters TO
day, George, and I found all those that
ycu wrote me before we were married,
when you said that I was"-"Oh, pshaw p
interrupted George, ''let bygones be by
cones. Why don't you burn those old
letters, I should just like TO know :" II
did try to burn them, but they wouldn't
iburp." "What nonsense. Wouldn't
burns I'd like to know why f'' ''They
sretoo green"
"Old Bob," the we'll known and faithful
old black horse, belonging to Mr.. G. 8.
Beatty, formerly of this city, but now liv-
ing at Fort Hill. 8. O., died on the 3rd
inst. he was noted. for his gentleness.
aud the smallest children could ride OF
drive him in perfect safety. Mr.. Beaty
raised the horse and had always owned
him. "Old Bob" was twenty-nine years
of age, and the members Of Mr.. Beaty'a
family had become very much attached to
him. He was decently buried.
We invite the attention Of those Of our
readers who have daughters to educate to
the advertisement of the Asheville IN. c.
Female College, in another column. This
College has been established for morethan
fifty years, and ranks as one of the best In
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