The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-09-06
Mr.. ". B. Carpenter, of GreenvIlle, Wis.
tied friends here last week.

Mr.. W. B. Carpenter, of GreenvElle, Wis.
tied friends here last week.
The Home School opened last Monday
with eighty-four pupils enrolled.
Miss Mamie Hardness, of storeville,
was visiting friends In the city last week.
Mr.. w. W. Arnold and his sister, Miss
Maggie, of Central, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. e. L. Dodd.
Misses Lila Prince and MAZDA Goodgion,
Of Williamson, are visiting relatives and
friends In the city.
Miss Donie Haynie, Of Greenville, Wis.,
ing Miss L. Corine Elrod, near Denver.
has returned home.
Misses Selma Wright and Mallie Strick-
land, of Crayton, are visiting Mrs. DR.. A..
G. Strickland for few days.
It Is said that another change will be
made in the schedule of the Savannah
Valley Railroad next Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. vandiver, of J. P. Sullivan
& Co., has returned from a trip to New
York and other Northern cities.
HISS Alva Newman, daughter of Prof.
J. g. Newman, of Clemson College, is
visiting her friend, Miss Elise Mauldin.
Mr. 5. D. Richardson is now with the
drm of Dean, Geer & Moore, and will be
glad to have his friends call and see him
when in the city.
Married, by a. E. scudday, Trial JUS
tice, at his residence on August 27, 1898.
I Mr.. c. e. Bryan and s. J. Gordon, all of
Anderson County.
Mr.. 8. Bleckley and wife, accompanied
= by their daughter, Miss Zoe, left on Sat.
urday last for the Worlds Fair and other
places In the West.
4 We are requested to give notice that DR..
D.. e.. Frierssn will preach at Flat Rock
on the second Sunday in this month, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon.
DR.. w. NJ. Grier, the distinguished
President Of Erskine College, and Prof. P.
L.Grier, of the same institution, were in
the city on bushes: for short time last
week.
Prof John g. Clinkscales, OF Clemson
Collage. was in the city on Saturday last.
His many friends were glad to meet him.
BE ssys everything is getting along re-
markably we'll at Clemson.
Miss Annie Dean, of Dean's, Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. M. A. Dean, and other
friends before leaving for Nashville,
where she will take complete course in
tha Nashville Normal College.
@ Married, at the residence of T. w. Cain.
sa August 2sth, 1893. by J. M. Broyles,
Notary Public, Mr.. Lawrence Martin to
Miss Bessie Long, also Mr. Tom Martin to
Miss Gertrude Long. all OF the Fork.
Brownlee & vandiver are now recejyipg
sheif fall and winter goods, and would
Ike for their customers to drop in and see
them. Their prices are low, and all they
ask is for yoa TO examine goods and
prices.
Or. James F. Wilson, of Homes Path,
las zetaepsd frouu Chicago, where he has
{ been in attendance On the Dental Con-
gress aud visiting the Fair. he is now
ready to give his attention to his patients
at his Office.
Err. John J. Mattison, Jr., who holds
the eRacting and responsible position Of
book keeper at the Alliance Store, has laid
aside pen and Eplsr for short time and is
seeking recreation end pleasure 10 Wes-
tern North Carolina.
J. W. Qusttlebaum, Esq, receivsd 8
telegram last Wednesday announcing the
death on that day of his sister, Mrs.
Hughson, wife Of Dr.. John s. Hughsoa, Of
Sumter. Mr.. Quattlebsum's many friends
will hear of his bereavement with regret.
z Mm, Susan Alewine, Of Crayton, has
>, Been visiting her son and other relatives
In Oconae, and on her return home on
Monday she paia this Office pleasant
Asll. She says her cotton crop promises
to 10 larger this year than fos several
years.
ANY one wishing picture of Fort Sam
Ger during the hon1bardment in April,
1861, can procure it By giving Mrs. A.
Sassard, who will canvass the city for a
few days, an order. The picture will be
tnsde by Messrs. Bolt & Sanford, and
prices will be reasonable.
Messrs Dean, Geer & Moore are daily
receiving their Fall stock of dry goods
and notions, and would be glad for their
friends and customers to drop in and e1-
akaine these goods. They hays also a
good skcck of groceries, which they ere
selling very low. Give them call.
Mr.. q. F. Bigsy has opened up first
clsss grocery store in poom No. 40 on the
North eide of tho Square, recently vacated
by Mr.. 4. B. Towers. he proposes to
keep on hand st all times everything ip
tho grocery line, ard sell as cheap as such
goods can be bought in Anderson or any
where Aae. Give him call apd he will
treat you right
Mr.. w. @. Hammond brought big
bale Of new cnttop TO this market last
Wednesday, the irst OF the season. It
was bought by Brown. Osborne & Co. at
81 cents and classed as midaing stain.
Sar. Hammond is one Of tho most aue-
eessGal farmers in the County and he does
not depend entirely on cotton for his sue.
cess In making money.
Mr.. Berry Williams, of the Piercetown
section, showed us on Monday fine sam
ole of his rice. Mr.. Williams has ten
acres in rice which he thinks will make At
least fifty bushels to the acre. The usual
selling price is about one dollar bushel.
AS forage crop it is fine, cattle and
mules being very sond Of the straw. In
fact Mr.. Williams ssys the straw will
about pay for the cultivation.
Fko faculty of the Patrick Military fn-
sHtute has been completed by securing the
services Of MI, J. F. McElwee. an expe-