The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-16

The INTELLIaENcEE was delighted to
have call from two charming young Ia
dies, Misses Edna and Mamie Earle, this
morning. OF course all our boys, includ-
Ing the "devil." wore their happiest
srailes.
The Secretary of State has issued COM
mission for a charter to the "E R3fs><ton
Mercantile Company" of 1desville.
Corporators: J. n. McCalfsIJ. w. Har-
din, E. o. Clinkscales, q. A. Tennant, j..
Minering, E. R. Horton. The capital
stock is $1,000.
| In the report of the reunion of Gist
| Rifles at Williamson iu last weeks
paper, the natr.s of Mr.. T. B. Bennett was
omitted from the roll ofsurvivors present.
and his name, instead of T. B. Barnett.
should have appeared as member of the
Executive Committee.
Mr. E. 81. Hollinsworth, Of the Toney
Creek section, exhibited curiosity few
days ago in the shape of an egg. On
breaking an egg, extra size, he found a
"yellow" aud a small egg, breaking the
small egg he found two smaller eggs, in
fact, four perfect eggs in one. Who can
beat It?
Rev. W. T. Mathews, the evangelist Of
South Carolina Presbytery, is expected to
begin meeting in ToEnville Presbyte-
rian Church Tuesday night, 22nd inst,
! and to continue it until Sunday night fol-.
lowing. All who may desire to attend the
same are cordially invited to do 30.
An exchange advises that people should
| never go in the early morning to get
boots and shoes fitted. In the latter part
Of the day the feet are at their maximum
size. If people would remember this rule
there would not be so many complaints of
shoes when worn tight which, when fit
ted, seemed 30 comfortable.
Our subscription list and books are
always open to adv ertisers who have any
doubt about the INTELL1aENcER having
the largest circulation of any paper pub
lished In Anderson County or in upper
Carolina. If we can't prove it true, we
will pay sloo to any reputable person who
will make the Investigation.
Mrs. e. M. Keith, widow Of the late
Col. w. G. Keith, died at her home in
Walhalla last Friday night, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Keith was daughter Of the late
Samuel Reid, of Pickens County, and has
host Of friends and acquaintances In An.
derson County who will regret to hear of
her death. Nine children survive her.
Deputy Sheriff FAINT has returned from
Sumter, where he went as one of the
States Constables. He says he was treated
very oourteously by the citizens Of Sum-
ter, and speaks very highly of them. If
the Governor will get such men as Mr..
FAINT to act in enforcing tho dispensary or
any other law there will never be any
trouble.
Rev. Dr.. Fderson, of South, Carolina,
has recently been in Shelbyville, KY. on
visit to his son, Rev. D. E. Frierson,
pastor OF the First Church, and preached
for the First Church number of times.
Our people enjoyed bis preaching very
much, for its simplicity and power, and
those who met him socially. were charmed
with his gentle manners and ChriRtian
courtesy.-Ch,istiara Observer.
It is noticeable that where there are
good roads the farmers are more prosper
ous and The farms are more valuable than
where the roads are neglected. Good
road horses and good carriages are found
where the roads are good, and the people
appear to be more contented. 1t is certain
that money invested in roads is we'll in
vested. Itpays big interest and every
body gets a share of it.
Mr.. J.L. Haynie, Of the Greenville
Music House. accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. r. s. Hsynia and brother-in-law, Mr.
J. w. johnson. of the Craytonville Sec
tion, whom he has been visiting, was in
7the city yesterday, and gave us call.
.Mr. Haynie continues to grow in flesh,
and his friends tell him he resembles Gro
yer Cleveland. he says he is still selling
pianos and organs, despite the hard times.
By reference to an advertisement in an.
other column, it will be seen that Mr.. A.
n. Osborne has opened new enterprise
in Anderson, and one that will be appre-
ciated and patronized. It is bathing
house, consisting Of large swimming
pool and shower baths, and is 80 con-
structed that it can be used by both ladies
and gentlemen. It is open day and night,
except Sunday. and it will cost enly ten
cents 8 bath. Read his advertisement,
and then go and try it.
The Greenville News, Of last Tuesday,
says: "Miss Annie Owens, her brother and
young lady friend, all from Pelzer, Wis
tied Piedmont yesterday, driving over in
carriage: At 5 O'clock yesterday afler-
noon they started home. Their horse
took fright and all three occupants of the
vehicle were thrown out. Miss Owens in
falling received cut on her head which
is very serious and she is now at Pied.
mont unable to be carried home. The
other two escaped with comparatively
slight injuries"
The barrel of corn whiskey seized re-
Gently at Pendleton, Anderson county, is
to be returned to the consignor at Marion,
N. @. It was shipped into the State before
the dispensary law went into effect. When
seized at Pendleton it was shipped to the
Sheriff of Anderson, but the agent at An.
derson declined to deliver it unless Tra1-
ler certificate was put on it. Attorney
General Townsend, being satisfied that no
violation of law was intended, decided to
furnish the certificate and allow the barrel
to be shipped back to Its owner.-Green-
ville Nea0S.
We leaYe to-day to join our brethren of
the State Press Association on trip to
the Worlds Fair and other points Of inter.
est through the Northwest. During our
absence our young friend, J. K. Hood,
Esq, will have charge of the INTELL1eEN-