The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-10


for the occasion. The railroad will sci
round trip tickets for one fare.
Several of our friends tell us that theJ
had the INTELLIaENCER force in mine
when they planted their watermelon
patches, and will remember US in mor
substantial way when the melons ripent
]. w. Quattlebaum. ESQ.,, is prepared tt
secure rooms in advance in Chicago is:
persons who expect to visit the Wosld''
FAR IF you contemplate making tht
trip, call on him for further information.
Persons who contemplate going to tht
Worlds Fair, should note what Fred. D
Bush, District Passenger Agent of the L
d NJ r. R, Atlanta, Ga, says in his ad
vertisemnet in another column. Mr.
Bush will do you right.
We invite the attention of our readers te
the new advertisement of Messrs. Brown
lee & Vandivers. These gentlemen carry
general stock Of merchandise. and will
make it to your interest to consult them
before buying elsewhere.
Prof. John T. Milford will conduct 9
singing at Pispah Church next Sunday,
and wants the Sunday School of that
Church to meet him there promptly at
o'clock q. N. All who feel interested are
cordially invited to attend the singing.
Messrs. G. s. Minor, 8. D. Brownlee and
g. w. Webb have recently had an increane
in their families. %The two former have
been presented with fins boys, while the
latter is. .re;oicing because his is II
poE41. Accept our congratulations,
gentlemen.
We hsd the pleasure Of sampling g. NJ
Tolly's @sw brand of cigars, 1.-THE Sun
shine," aSd we commend them to those OF
our readers who enjoy good smoke.
Try this new brand, and you will agree
with US that there is not better 6-cent
cigar in the city.
A Georgia exchange remarks: "Glorious
May, with its soft, balmy air and blue
skies, and pic mics, woodticks, summer
girls, redbugs, baseball cranks, gentle
zeyphrs, beautiful flowers, fish liars and
snake bite, is fairly upon us. Hail, gentle
May, we are with YOU"
Married, on Thursday evening, May 4,
1853, at the residence of the brides
brother, near Piercetown, Dr.. A. g. Trib-
BILE and Miss Lillian Hopkins, both Of An
derson County. We join the friends Of
the young couplein wishing them q hap.
py and prosperous journey through life.
Under the new schedule the morning
at Seneca with the southbound
train on the Blue Ridge Road has beer
broken and our western mail Is delayed
twenty hours. An effort should be
made to have the accommodation train
bling us through mail pouch from SEN
eca in the afternoon. -
The Home School tulned out this morn
ing and decorated the graves Of the Sleep
ing heroes. The pupils marched in pro-
cession to the several Churchyards and
Silver Brook Cemetery. and with their
arms full of beautiful flowers and their
bright, happy faces wearing sweet smiles
q fine. appearance. q
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Tickets are now on sale at the r. q D.
r. r. ticket Office to the " orld'e Fair in
Chicago ut $35 95 for thsrouud trip, lim-
tied to return at any sime prior to No
vember 5tb. Passengers from this section
will have choice of three routes. viz, Via
Atlanta, Ca, Paint Rock, N. c.. or Char
lottesyiile and Lynchburg, Va.
In response toa request contained In q
circular letter from Senator George, chair.
man of the c,mmitte on agriculture, who
is investigating the cotton raising and
manufacturing industries of the South,
Coy. Tillman has appointed Capt. D. K.
Norris, of this County. with twenty -four
other citizens from various sections of the
s:ate, TO reply as fully as possible to the
questions prepared by Mr.. Georges COM
mittee.
Messrs. ]. L. Brown and G. B. Tripp,
two Of Anderson's expert young cyclists,
will leave the city nsxs Monday morning
at 4o'clcck for Columbia to participate in
the Carnival week festivities of the s'Capi-
tol City," Their route will be via Lau.
rens through Newberry and Lexington
Counties, and they expect to arrive in
Columbia that hight By 9 o'clock. We
wish the young gentlemen pleasant
journey.
Hon. 81. W. J. Ham, of Gainesville, Ga,
delivered his famous lecture, "The Geor.
gia Cracker" in the Opera House last
Monday evening, and was greeted by 6
very appreciative audience. The distin.
guished lecturer was introduced by
Hon. John E. Breazeale, and fol
one hour aud half highly entertained
his audience. Mr.. Ham has free, easy
delivery, and his subject is handled nearly
throughout in a humorous vein. While
the lecture did not come up fully to the
expections of many of the audience, every
body seemed to enjoy it.
Mr.. A. A. Bowie dropped dead at hil
home in Oconee County last Saturday
evening. Heart disease is supposed Il
have caused his death. Mr.. Bowie ws
born and reared near Lowndesville, ant
was about rs years of age. For number
Of years be was citizen Of this County
where he has wide circle of friends ant
relatives, who were shocked to hear Of hi
sudden death. He had long been a con
sistent and active member of the Metho
dist Church, and was most estimabl'
citizen. On Monday his remains wer'
buried at Baaverdam Church, after ap
propristo funeral services conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker. A widow and sever
children survive him, and in their sorrow
they have many sympathizers.
Rev. E. C. Rice, formerly of Anderson
County, but now of Texas, in a letter tt
us from Waco, under date of April %
says: "since December last ! have beer
acting as. agent and travelling oorrespon'
dent Of the Texas Baptist Standard, pub
lished in this city, the leading Baptist pa