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

lege ranks second to none in our country
and parents who send their daughter
there will be pleased with tho results.
! Ifmothers, when they say mo-" coult
only let the little folks understand tha
they mean it, having weighed matters vel
before rendering verdict and then never
swerving therefrom, there would be many
happier parents and fewer spoiled children
Mr.. w. J. Ballard and wife, who live {
few miles northeast of the CITY, returned {
few days ago from trip to Henderson an6
Transylvania Counties, n. G. Mr.. Ballard
/ ia native Of that section, and this was hi.
first visit to his old home in twenty years
| Mr. T. L Williams, the genial editor o.
the Lancaster Is. CO. Ledger, was in th'
city Monday, and We were delighted tt
greet him in our sanctum. Mr.. William!
and family are spending few weeks in
Bslton Visiting Mrs. Williams parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Poore.
| We ask the attention of parents to sh'
/ advertisement of the Presbyterian College
which appears In another column. This
institution is we'll equipped, has an excel
lent faculty and is located ia the healthy
beautiful town OF Clinton, 8. 9. Write to
the President for catalogue.
We ask your attention to the new ad
vertisement of ]. L. Haynie d Daughters
who arc offering extra Inducements te
those who want piano or an organ. u
Son think of buying an instrument, write
to them for prices and terms. They viii
take pleasure in giving any Information.
Persons who are interested in the Breed
ing and Trotting Association which |!
being organized in the city should reao
the advertisement in reference to the same
in another column. It is proposed to eoE
plete the Organization this week, and te
grade the track before bad weather sets In
We are indebted to Townsend's Ice Fac
tory for q large, luscious frozen water
malon. which was brought to our oftic'
i order and highly. appreciated. Frozen
melons are kept on sale at the factory 81
low prices. Try one, and you will try
another.
The sermons of our young friend, Rev
Marion Gessaway, in the First Baptist
j Church last Sunday morning and evening,
were both eloquent and instructive, anl
were highly enjoyed by the congregation
| Mr.. Gassaway starts out with bright
future, and will be jealous worker In the
Lord vineyard.
Last Saturday Mr. J. r. Garrison, 9
prosperous and energetic young farmer ol
| Pendleton Township, brought to the city
] 1900 bundles OF last years fodder, which
/ was In most excellent condition. Mr..
Garrison, like his, father before him,
believes In making his own "hog and
homipy" and is not affected verylseriously
by the cry Of hard times.
The advertisement of the South Caroline
i College appears in another column, and
| we ask the attention of our readers to 1t
| This grand old institution is prepared to
! give young man thorough education,
and at very reasonable cost. It has
many advantages, and any young. man
who thinks OF attending College should
| Wrise to the President for catalogue.
| Postmaster Russell requests us to say
that he and his Assistant, Mr.. Ben. FAINT
| will be absent two or three days this week
| attending the United States Court as wit
nesses. Patrons OF the Office especially
those who own lock boxes or other boxes
will please call st the general delivery
! when mail Is missing that is expected
| The Office will be run by new assistants
/ who do not know the details of the office
The Southern Express Company now
| issue money orders or travellers cheques
/ in any sum up 10 fifty dollars. They are
very useful and SAT, for travellers to carry
/ in place of money, as they are redeemable
at any Express Office and alta great many
banks Of the big cities. The Company is
good for them even if they are lost. and
they are an extremely dangerous article 70
steal, that is, to tho thief.
On Tuesday Mr.. E. F. Reed kindly re-
membered the INTELLIeENCER force with
. basket of very fine grapes, Of the Della.
ware. Perkins, Salem and several other
varieties, for which we return our thanks.
| Mr.. Reed is one OF the most successful
| yineyardists In Anderson County, and has
| about forty varieties. His grapes. unlike
many other vineyards, have never rotted
| and are in fne condition. He Is prepared
to supply the public In any quantity and
at reasonable prices.
An exchange relates the following, the
truthfulness OF which we do not doubt
At revival meeting the evangelist re.
quested every man who had paid his debts
| to stand up. They rose in mass. Then
he said. t'sit down, and every man In this
meeting who has not paid bis debts stand
! up." One individual raised his arm aloft
/ "My good man." said the evangelist,
have Won not paid your debts ?" "No," said
/ he, ST have not paid them, aud ] cannot
! pay them. am the editor Of newspa-
per, and nearly every member OF this con-
I gregation owes me for my paper"
Mrs. Ellen Moseley, wife Of Mr.. H. L
! Noseley, died at her home In Hopewel
Township last Sunday morning, aged 8:
years. Mrs. Moseley had been In bad
health for several months, but she bore
her affection with christian patience and
| fortitude, and when the angel Of death
came she was ready for the summons
1 Her remains were inferred at Hopewell
Church. of which she had been member
for number Of years, on Monday alter
noon, Rev. W. B. Hawkins conducting
the funeral services. The bereaved hus.
band vino Is left to cherish her memory
has many sympathizers.
Our clever friend, Mr.. W. F. Lee, o
Brushy Creek Township, was In the city
i pleasant call and brought with him TIVE
large, luscious watermelons and a big
basket Of grapes and peaches, which made
the hearts of the editors, printers and devil
leap with Joy. Such an act Of kindnes
viii certainly not be forgotten soon, and
as our devil says, blessed is the man tha
remenbereth the poor" printers, Mr.. Lex
is one of Anderson County's best citizens
and most successful farmers, and makes
his living at home, Such farmers alwayl
have plenty Of the good things of this lifi
around them.
Mr.. Thos. F. Harmon, agent for the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Associa-
ton, organized an Association here or
Monday last, with the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, ]. B
Watson; Directors, John Eskew. D. e
Norris, L. D. Harris, Peter G. Acker ano
J. v. Kay. Mr.. Harmon will at onci
make canvass Of the County, delivering
policies already applied for, and selling
new insurance. The State agent, J. 8. O
Carpenter, Of Chester, 8. c., was present
and stated to the meeting that he had now
successfully organized twenty Counties II
this State, all Of which were giving salts
faction to the meLnberH.
The Sumter correspondent of the Co
lumbia Journal under date of the 7tl
inst, says: Sumter Is on the qui viU'
this morning and developments OF start
ling nature are expected. It is sure tina
nine of our citizens will be arrested soon
and 1t depends upon who makes the ar
rests and the manner Of making then