The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-07-26

Prof. A. G. Miller, of Ninety.six, who
will be pleasantly remembered by many
| friends here as member of the P. M. I.
Faculty in 1892, was recently married
/ in Cuthbert, Ga, where he has been
teaching since leaving here. He will
teach in Atlanta next year.
Messrs. Byrum & Kennedy, Of this city.
have moved their-machinery up to the
Courtney Manufacturing Company, near
Seneca, to furnish brick for the new cot
ton mill which is being built there. Mr..
| Kennedy will remain in the city, while
Mr.. Byrum will have charge Of the work
at the mill.
Our cleyer old friend, Mr.. Thos. J..
Mcclure, Of the Olio section, has present.
ed us With a sample peach from tree in
bis Gne orchard. It measured ten inches
In circumference, and is the largest peach
we have seem. He says his trees are loaded
with fruit, but it is rottening and drop
ping off.
Conductor B. 8. Gsillard, of the South
Carolina Railway, was struck on the head
by his brakeman. Ned Reeves, at Branch
Vile few days ago. The wound IS quite
painful though not serious. Mr.. Gaillard
| is native of Pendleton, End his friends
| In that section will regret to hear of his
misfortune.
In one of our Western States a.certain
| girl has become almost insane because
she could not be a man. She never had
10 meet the rent, nor shave, nor serve on
the jury, nor pay POLL tax, nor pay for
the Ice cream, nor fasten her suspenders
with single nail. She don't know
when she is we'll off.
A Georgia exchange puts It thus: "The
yellow-legged young rooster fappeth his
wings and trie.i his unframed voice In
pride and pomp, as he feeleth himself wax
fat and strong, and seeth the feathers OF
his tail assume length and luster. But
his days are short, for camp.meeting time
and the Methodist preacher draweth nigh.'
Mr.. 8. r. Tins. of Garvin Township,
has presented us with sack of home
raised -four, which was ground at his
mill, and for which we return thanks. 1t
is q very pretty sample, and will please
anybody who loves good bread. Mr..
Tins has good mill, and if you will
carry him good wheat you will certainly
get good flour.
We are requested to announce that the
negroes will have q pic mic at Sloan's
Ferry on Saturday, August 5th. There
will be q m stch game of baseball between
the Mt. Pleasant and Green Pond Clubs,
and several speeches will be delivered
during the day also. The COMMITTEES ex-
tend a cordial invitation to the public to
attend, and to bring their dinner baskets.
DR.. I. Cannon, Of. the Toney Creek sec.
ton Of fthis County, died Friday night Of
last week, and was buried at Shady Grove
Church on the following Sabbath. Some
days before his death he fell from his
piazza and injured himself in such q way
as to result in his death. He was about
.67 years old. he leaves wife and one
son, who have the sympathy OF many
friends in their affliction.
Mr. J. L. Wardlaw, of Augusts. Ga, is
now on visit to Anderson, after an alb.
sence of four years. He is now Master
Mechanic in the Algernon Cotton Mills,
of Augusta. He formerly worked in the
Anderson Machine Works. We are glad
to hear that he is doing well in his new
home, and has the confidence of his EN-.
ployers. He returned to Augusta on
Sunday.
The new advertisement of Lesser IL Co.
will interest every reader of the INTELLI-
aENcER, and We advise you to note care
fully what they say. They are now offer.
ing the balance of their Spring and Sum-
mer goods at bargain prices, and every
purchaser Of goods to the amount of three
dollars and upwards will be presented
with six silver plated spoons. Give this
firm Gala, see their goods, get their
prices and you will be doing good for
yourself.
Mr.. WardlaW's excursion to Texas
leaves to-day week, that is the End day Of
August. Persons wishing to see the West
this year on reduced rates should 60 on
this trip: as It is the only reduced rates
that will be non sale West this year.
Tickets good for thirty days, with stop
over going and coming west Of the Mis-
sisippi. The rate is one fare for the
round trip. Persons wishing to 60 should
see Mr.. Wardlaw at orcs. There will be
only one change of cars.
Our young friend, Willie Carlisle, tele.
graph operator at the r. g. D. R. r. Office
in Abbeville, has been spending ten
days. vacation in the city under the pa
rental root. He has returned to Hodges
to relieve his brother, L. a. Carlisle, who
| is agent there, aud who came up to spend
a few days at home and to visit Tallulah
Falls. Lawrence has just attained his
majority, and while here relieved bis
father from the position of guardian in
This mothers estate. Lawrence and Will
lie are both clever, upright boys, and are
popular with the railroad authorities.
The members of st. Psuls Baptist
Church (colored) have contracted with
Messrs. Moss q Jackson for the erection
| OF q new brick Church, and ths work has
COMMENCED. The building will be 35x70
feet, and will cost something over $1,000.
1t will be built bstween their present
building and the parsonage. Rev. E. v.
Gassaway, the pastor, is worthy, 'intelli.
gent negro, and is doing good work
among his people. he informs US that he
Is planning to raise $500 on the first Sun
day in August. Contributions from the
friends of the congregation will be thank
fully received.
Last Thursday Mr., Will. Webb met
with very painful accident. He vas in
his buggy on his way from home to town,
and as he was crossing the railroad at the
s. v. depot his horse became unmanagea-