The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-09

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Hon. ]. b. Breazeale left for Rock Hill
Monday TO sttend 9 meeting Of ths Trus-
tees Of the Industrial School.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold, accompanied By. his
& wife and baby, is spending few days in
Z the city visiting his parents.
Miss Emma Greer, of Honea Path. Is
visiting the family of her uncle, Mr.. j. N.
Kay, in Hopewell Township. &
See advertisement OF the Home School
I'm another coluWn. Patrons of this school
! get thefnll worth OF their money.
The attention Of contractors Is called TO
the advertisement of the County Commits
stoners, which appears elsewhere.
There Is an unusual demand lust now
for small cottages In this city. Anderson
u growing and We need more cottages.
Ne are receiving numerous invitations
70 visit friends In the country, and wish it
were possible for sns to accept them all.
Mssars. r. T. White and W. "A. Yandi.
yer, TIVE Of. Anderson's handsomest bache.
Slors, leave tomorrow for the Worlds Fair.
Mm. Mary g. Miller, the venerable
mother Of Mr. w. Y. Miller, Of this city,
died af her home In. Abbevilie few days
ago.
Anderson will send g big delegation to
4 the Worlds Fairif the Railroads make
another cnt Of FIVE or ten dollars in the
IS Mr.. W. T. Culbertaon, q popular Young
school teacher Of Abbevi,ie, was in the oity
last Friday and gave the iNTLLI1aENoEa
Q call. .5s 2.3i - 80 2
Married. on Sunday, July 23, 1898, by
LE. Roberts, Trial Justice, Mr.. John P.
Cooper and Mrs. Emma Duncan, all Of
Pelzer, 8. g. I.
,ss. ~. q. Frierson, Esq, and e F. Coch-
! ran, EsG., went TO areenville Monday to
! attend the United statas Court, which is
now in session.
DR.. A.P Johnstone and DR.. "A. @.
Strickland are in Columbia this week
attending the annual meeting Of the State
Dental Association. y
Anderson has some very expert tennis
players Of both sexes. We suggest that
theysget up q match game and invite their
friends to witness 1t.
-. Col. J. n. Brown, wife and daughter.
after O. pleasant visit OF several weeks TO
the Worlds Fair and other places of inter-
eat, have returned home.
s. Mr.. ]. III. Williams, the barber, has Sc.
cured the services Of Bob Barfield, in his
ahop. Bob is an expert in his tRade, and
} will give yon q good shave. !.
Married, on Thursdsy, August 8, 1893,
BY Rev. B. Hays and at his residence, Mr..
Edward Thompson and Miss Mollia Bun.
ton, all Of Anderson County.
Rev. q. p. Watson and family returned
!. home from the; mountains last Friday,
and We regret to say that the formers
health has not been benefited.
Rev. r. P. Eubanks, Of North Carolina,
has accepted the rectorshlp of Grace
{Episcopall Church, end will take charge
. the first Sunday In September. =
ECamp Benson. Of the United Confederate
Veterans, which was recently organized in
this city, has been designated by the pro-
per authorities as Camp No. 1877.
Taylor q Crayton have made g new de.
parture, as will be seen by referring to
their new advertisement In another col
I nmn. They mean what they say.
Tho once notorious Lewis r. Redmond,
ofthe mountain section of North Carolina,
7 was in the city Monday with drove OF
sheep, which he sold at good prices.
Mr.. r. 8; Hill, who, with his family, is
spending few weeks In the mountains,
( has been quite sick, but the latest infcrma-
+ ton received from him is that he is i'm
{ proving.
Nr. w. @: Haddon, of Due West, has
been spending few days In the city, and
was q welcome visitor to the INTELLIaEN-
9CER .sanctum. He reports good crops in
his section.
The annual reunion of Orrs Regiment
at Sandy Springs next Tuesday evening
and Wednesday promises to be one Of the
most pleasant the old veterans have had in
Z q long time.
Mr.. +. A. Spellman, Of Abbeville, spent
Monday night In the city. A fine boy
arrived at hfs home two weeks ago, and
his friends in Anderson extended him
their congratulations.
The barrel of whiskey seized at Pendle-
ton few days ago and shipped to Sheriff
Gaines is still in the hands Of the agent,
who is awaiting orders from the railroad
authorities what to do with 1t.
The Colored Camp Meeting at Mount
Sinai begins to day and will continue
through Sunday. Rev. II. F.. McElwee,
pastor in charge, extends an invitation to
the public to attend the services.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. T. w. Whitfield, on Thursday,
August 8. 1893, by J. N. Broyles, Notary
Public, Mr.. Lee Hubbard and Miss Ten
nessee Whitfield, all Of Fork Township.
Mrs. II. F. Bremer and children, accom-
panied By Miss Marie Wagner, of Charles.
ton, are visiting the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. O. Keys, near the city. Mrs.
Bremer's many friends are delighted to
greet her.
The store room at the corner of the Court
House Square and Whitner street, il the
Webb block, Is being greatly improved,
and will be occupied by Messrs. Webb q
Simpson, who are now merchandising on
South Main street.
Mr. "A. ". Barnes, former Anderson
boy, but who is now drumming for q
( Charleston house, spent two or three days
in this section last week. Aph. Is clever.
worthy young man, and will make friends
wherever he travels.
EThe Sandy Springs CAM Meeting is in
progress this week, end ia we'll attended.
The meeting will doubtless be most on
joysble one, as many old friends will
meet again to offer their prayers and sing
praises unto the Lord.
As result OF the recent protracted meet
ing In. the Second Baptist Church, the
ordinsnce of baptism was administered to
twenty-thres converts last Sunday morn
ing, the baptism taking place in the pool
of the First Baptist Church.
Easley Democrat: Mr.. Elias Day has
sold his large and well improved farm,
situate two miles east of Easley. to Mr.. w.
NJ. Hagood. We are not advised as to
whether Mr.. Day proposes to reinvest in
other real estate in this County and con-
Ais home among us. We hope that