The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-04


il an accomplished teacher, aud the pa
irons of Lebanon will be pleased with hel
work.
Mr.. f.. L. Robinson has changed base
and is now clerking for Kay & Baker
where he will be pleased 10 have hi
friends call and see him. Friend Robin
son is most clever, courteous gentleman
aud salesman, and he never fails to please
his customers.
We had pleasant call last Saturday
from, Mr.. w. w. Martin, of Spartanburg
8. c., who has been spending The holidays
in this County with relatives. Mr.. Mar
tin ia a salesman in Faik's Music House
at Spartanburg, aud is worthy, indus.
trious yo1ne man.
Mr. W. NJ. Wilcox and family, Mr.. s.
M Piekens and family and Mr. and Mrs
C.S Sullivan. all of Elberton, Ca. came
over to Anderson, their old homo, tc
spend the Christmas holidays. OF course
their visit was source of nuoh pleasure
to all their friends.
Miss Kate Trescott, sister Of VIM
Henry Trescott, formerly Of Pendleton
died in Greenville on Thursday, 18th
ult., after lingering illness from paraly.
sis. She was 65-years old. She was born
in Charleston, and her body was carried
there for interment.
We are in receipt of an invitation to at
tend the golden wedding (6ftieth ami.
versary Of their marrisge) OF our venera
ble friends, Hon. and Mn. B. f. Crayton,
which viii be celebrated at their home,
near .his city, on Thursday, 18th inst, at
5 o'clock p. m.
A man In Baltimore has patented a
sleigh to run by electricity. This will no
doubt become popular vehicle with fol-
lows who have chest girls" to take out for
an airing when, the snow comes. They
will not be troubled with handling the
reins you know.
Mr.. L L. Gaillard has just shipped q
car load Of fine, young Tennessee mules
to Bleckley's Stables, which are expected
to arrive in day or two. They will be
sold cheap .or cash, or OF time to good
prompt paying customers. Call on ] J.
Fretwell before buying elsewhere.
Mr.. J. s. Duncan, of Smith County,
Texas, called to see us few days ago.
Mr. Duncan Is son Of the late B F. Dun.
can, of this County, and came to his old
home to spend Christmas. He moved
West ten years ago. His visit is source
Of much pleasure to his old friends.
Mr.. L. T. Blackman, of Wilkes County,
Ga, and his wife are visiting relatives in
this County. DIR. Bisckman was once a
citizen Of this place and was member Of
the police force 10 1885. He is now farm
ing and is succeeding at his business. He
keeps well informed Of Andernou matters
by reading the INTELL1aENoEa.
Mr.. B. F. Carpenter. OF Waxahacbie,
Texas, ban been spending the Christmas
holidays with his relatives in this, bis ma
tive County. He has been resident of
Texas for long number OF years, and
this Is his first visit to his old home in
fitteen years His old war comrades and
friends are glad TO greet him again.
s Christmas was universally qniet in and
around Anderson, and nothing happened
to mar the pleasures of the occasion. The
business houaes were cloaed for three
days, and, as the weather was so extreme
" cold, nearly everybody stayed indoors.
Big dinners were given In nearly every
home, and everybody seemed to be Ia
their happiest mood.
There will be reunion Of the Veterans
Of Co. L, Orl's Regiment, In the Office OF
the County Commissioners. this city.
next Friday at II o'clock q. m. Mr.. B. &s
Carpenter, one OF the veterans of the c.
who now lives in Texas, will bs pssent
and desires to meet every one of hiSold
comrades. Il is hoped that all OF the vet.
erans will be present at the reunion.
Married, on Wednesday evening, De
cember 81, 1892, at the residence of she
brides step father, Mr.. J. L. MCGEE. in
this city, by Rev. D. E. Friersoh, D. D.,
Mr.. Robert E. LigoH-and Miss Msmie
Benson. The happy couple start in life
under the most favorable circumstances,
and the INrEL1IaENoER joins their many
friends in extending congratulations and
wishing them a long life of happiness.
The eighteen-months' old daughter Of
John Lindsay, at Fair Play, was fatally
burned few days ago, death resulting In
TIVE hours. The mother was ont milking
tho COW and the father had gone into the
yard to speak with neiRhbor, leaving
the child alone In the house, when it top.
Saed into the fire. When its father reach.
ed 1t is response to its cries one of the
chilel's earc>xas already burned off.
The Opera RSs,a was crowded last
Monday night by our Iccster-goi.g peo-
pie to witness that celebrated Gsalodrama,
"Unnls's Darling" by the Hettie Be. .aa:-d
Chase Company. Miss Chase and her
support seemed to be at their best, and
they had a very appreciasive audience.
Every body was more than pleased, and 1t
ID tho general opinion that the play is one
of tho best ever rendered in Anderson.
At regular meeting of Barnett Lodge,
No. lO8, A. F. NJ, held on December l7th,
the following officers were elected and
installed to serve the ensuing year: D. ].
Spsarman, Wurshipful Master; A. NJ.
Guyton, Senior Warden; W. J. Johnson,
Junisr Warden; B. F. Mullikin, Treas
urer; ). Jameson, Secretary; A. j,
Smith. Senior Deacon; J. P. Johnson,
Junior Deacon; s. l.. Hicks and j. B.
Smith, Stewards; ]. 8. Laulis, Tyler.
"Air Ship Waltz" "Oklahomo Waltz
and "Odd Fellows Grand March," are
late compositions of Isaac Doles, and are
musical gems. They comprise five pages
each illustrated title pages, not difficult
in execution, but beautiful in compost
ton. Tho regular price is SO cents each
bat by way of introduction they will be
mailed to any address for 20 cents pc,
conv or tha three for so cents Nhsn Or