The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-12

The Sullivan Hardware Company mas
contracted with Moss & Jackson for the
erection of a two story brick building on
Church street, in the rear Of their present
quarters. It will be finished in modern
style.
Dr.. VIM. A. Kirby, for several years
successful practlcing physician at St.
Georges, s. c., has recently located at
Pendleton. We are glad to welcome him
to Anderson County and wish him much
success.
Last week we erred in stating that
April 22nd would be observed as Memo
rial Day. That occasion is always OBJ
served in Anderson on May 10th and an
interesting program is now being arrapg-
ed for that date.
The Anderson Shoe Factory will be sold
at public outcry on Salesday in May, as
will be seen by referring to an advertise
mant in another column. This is fine
opportunity for some one to secure good
manu- featuring plant.
Mai. E. B. Murray spent last Monday
at Chattanooga Tenn, attending an i'm
portant railroad conference in which An
derson Is interested. He has returned
home very much encouraged as to the .e-
suit of the conference.
Mr.. J. e. Brownlee, progressive
farmer of the Antrevlle section, Abbeville
County, was in the city last Friday and
gave the INTELLIaENcER pleasant call.
BE reports the farmers of his section very
well up with their work.
Abbeville Press and Banner says: "Mr.
Walter McFall, one of Anderson's hand
soonest young men, has been spending
few days in Abbeville Some attraction
must be here for him; we think one OF
our pretty black.eyed girls"
There will be preaching at Midway
Church next Saturday and Sunday, at II
O'Clock q. m. The sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered on Sunday.
All the friends of the congregation are in
vited to attend the services.
Messrs. G. E. Prince, P. X. McCully
and J. W. Quattlebaum, of this city, have
been invited to join the civic escort to the
orator and other notable guests of the Car
nival Committee duriug the great Carni.
val parade In Columbia on May 18th,
Among the Jurors drawn for the August
term OF the United States Court in Green
vile, We note the following names from
Anderson County: Grand Jurors, John
M. Geer and J. s. Adams; petit Jurors,
Columbus Harper and r. B. A. Robinson.
DR.. W. A. Sheldon, who has been prac-
ticing medicine at Slsbtown the past year,
has gone to Westminster, where he will
locate. The doctor is fine gentleman,
and in leaving Anderson County he car
ries with him the best wishes of his
friends.
Mr.. George A. Letford, general South
ern agent of 81. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago,
was in the city Tuesday and was a vel
come visitor to the INTELLIGENcER Office.
Bucklen's remedies are sold in Anderson
by Hill Bros and are very popular with
those who have used them.
The County Alliance held its second
quarterly meeting in the Court House
last Friday and was presided over by the
President, Capt. D &. Norris. President
Donaldson, of the State Alliance, Manager
Duncan. of the State Exchange, and Dis.
trict Lecturer Keitt attended and address
ed the meeting.
A young lady recently impressed on her
little brothers. mind that 1t was better to
call a story an anecdote than tale. A
few evenings ago while the young lady's
best fellow was making call, the little
fellow rushed into the parlor and ex-
claimed 'The horse has chewed OF the
old cows anecdole."
A cotton factory in Oconee County is
now certainty. Arrangements have
been completed to build $3.50 900 mill at
the Seaborn Tor Green) shoals, on Little
LIVER, near Seneca, aud the work is to
commence Immediately. Mr.. John c.
Carey, of Seneca, ia at the head of the On.
terprise, which insures its su ccess.
The following persons have recently
been united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony at Pelzer, s. G., by Trial Justice L.
B. Roberts Sunday, March 10, Mr.. ]. G.
Wooten aud Miss Dora D. Cooper, Mr..
Charles R. Turner and Miss Claudio
CHM; Sunday, March 26, Mr.. Elliott Nd.
Cooper and Miss Emma M. Hudgens.
There will be dime reading, recitation
and music at the residence Of Maj. E. B.
Murray, in this city, on Monday evening
next at $50 o'clock, at which choice pro-
gram will be rendered by accomplished
amateurs. The proceeds are to be donated
to the work of the Sunbeams Society of
the Baptist Sunday School. The public
generally are invited to attend.
Mr.. s. N. Carpenter, former editor Of the
Elberton (Ga Gazette, who has been bad
ly afflicted for the last two years, is still In
very feeble health and scarcely able to at
tend to any business at all. He has leased
the Gazette to j. S. Cargill, who will con-
tinue to publish it. Mr.. Carpenters
friends In Anderson (his native) County
will regret to learn that his health is still
on the decline.
Our clever friend, Mr.. John B. Ander-
son, of the Roberts section, was made the
happy father of pair of interesting twins
few days ago. They are girls, end the
proud father steps around with the air
and dignity of Brother Jasen with his
store clothes op." Many congratulations
have beer showered upon him, and abun
dant good wishes expressed for the win
some little Misses.
Charecte sketches. For elegant carica-
turing, pure wit without venom, we have
never seen it e1celled. Its style is a
model OF purity, wit and eloquence. Wc
recommend especially the following lee
lures: "Church Assess" Islander" "cn
The Fence" whipping the Devil around
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