The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-23

LOIS CfymeS, QauSQt6r ol MIs' illus
Crymes, met with serious accident las
evening. She was down at the gin house
and accidentally pulled down a heavy
plank Cd herself, which broke her leg. 1
is hoped 1t will not.prove fatal"
The News and Courier copied las
Wednesday the thoughtful article writer
by the Hon. A. T. Broyles for this pape
several weeks ago on the dangers OF e1
ecutive or legislative interference witt
the Judiciary. The piece deserves th'
prominence given it and may we'll b'
read by the people of the State aud gooe
heed given the words of him So we'll quail
fed to speak.
Rev. NJ. Gassaway, son of the lat'
James, Gassaway OF this County, and {
recent graduate of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, left yesterday fol
Saltillo, Mexico, where he goes as q Mis-
sionsry. Mr.. Gassaway leaves many
friends and relatives in this County, who
regret to have him leave US, but hope tha
the Master will give him many souls fol
his hire.
| Anew schedule has gone into effect or
the Savannah Valley Road, Trains leave
Mccormick at 9 g.. M; leave Anderson az
passenger at 1920 a. M, making close
connection at Mccormick for Augusta
leave Mccormick at 2.4O p. m. and arrive
at Anderson at 4.55 p. M. leave Ander
son at $40 p. m. and arrive at Mccormick
at 9.10 p. n.
Mr.. r. q. Branyon, Of the Barker'i
Creek section, left in our Office smother
egg curiosity on Monday. Two small
eggs that look like partridge eggs are CO.
riously united at their smaller ends, and
for the want of better description we
will have to label them as the "Siamese
twin eggs" and put them among oul
other curiosities.
Mr.. Will. Robinson, son of the vener.
able Mr.. Hugh Robinson, of Abbeville
County, will move to the city this fall and
work for the popular firm Of Kay & Bs'
ker. Mr.. Robinson has been in business
here before, and made good name fol
himself, and will not be stranger in
strange land on his arrival.
"A negro boy that sells papers here was
arrested Sunday evening charged with
having stolen letter from lock box con.
tanning gold ring. he acts as porter in
the postoffice. The ring was missed and
he was reported as offering q ring for a
pocket knife. The ring was gotten from
him and identified. His case will 60 be-
| fore the United States Court.
On a recent trip through the cotton
fields for several miles from the city we
saw hundreds of open bolls, and In one or
| two places there was already work for The
| pickers. Soon the millions of gold that Is
coming now by ships every day from Eu-
rope will find its way to these splendid
cotton fields of ours, and once again
everybody will have pocketful Of money.
DR.. B. F. Riley commenced protracted
meeting at Midway Church on last satur-
day, and he has been assisted by the Rev.
r. G. Ligon. Much good may be expect
ed from the labors Of these earnest and
able workers. On Sabbath night when
the services had been finished Mr.. John
Mcconnell, son of Mr.. w. E Mcconnell,
of this place, and Miss -- Brown went
to the front and were united in marriage
by Dr.. Riley.
Prof. J.. e. Harper requests us to say
that be will open the male academy at
Pendleton on Monday, September 4, in
stead of the 5tb, as announced in our Pen.
dleton letter last week. Mr.. Harper has
speut hts vacation industriously reading
law here, and has made many friends
during his stay. He left for his home in
Greenville County last Saturday.
Ghas. P. Tinsley writes the INTELLI-
aENCER from spartanburg that he will be
here about September lst to organize a
Joint Stock Company for the manufacture
OF plain and fancy candies and for the
handling Of foreign and domestic fruits at
Wholesale. There is room for such enter
prise here and if Mr.. Tinsley can establish
it he will be q useful citizen to the COM
munity. He promises to bring satisfac-
| torv toetiyn oniala aa Tn himself
MI. T. g. Shearer returned on Tuesday
of last week from trip to Texas. He
was much pleased with what he saw in
that State. He spent two or three days at
Sherman with Maj. D. L. Cox and Mr.. D.
8. White who moved to Texas several
years ago. Both these gentlemen have
succeeded we'll and are prospering. Mr..
Shearer was simply on pleasure trip, and
to see for himself this much.talked OF
country.
Ortman pays the express. A. L. Ort-
man, Proprietor Of the Columbia Steam
Dye Works, offers the best Inducements to
country patrons of any dyeing and clean.
ing establishment South, whereby parties
residing out Of the city may have their
garments renewed without any more in.
convenience or expense than If the estab'
ment was in their immediate vicinity.
See advertisement in another column, and
if in need Of work of this sort, send for hit
price list and circular giving full particu
lars.
The Anderson and Toney Greek base
ball teams crossed bats here last Monday
evening. The score resulted is to 10 ir
favor OF the Toney Greek Team. Th'
Anderson Team was as follows: R. 8
McCully, L. Frierson, N. Frierson, Beltor
Evans, Plumer Nicholson, Ernest Smith
Will. Lee, Claude Dickson, Joe Miller
The Toney Greek Team was made up Of
J. A. Cox, T. G. Johnson, L. 81. Smith, j
o. Henderson, P. P. Payne, J. Henderson
Jr,, G. w. Holiday, W. o. Ellison, E. B
johnson.
A pleasant pic mic took place at Concord
Church on Saturday, 18th inst. 1t was
managed by Msssra. Robert and w. P
Stevenson, T. e. and g. F. Mcconnell
and Robert Moorehead. Under the con
troll of these kind and thoughtful gentle
men the occasion naturally was pleasant
one. An elegant and bountiful dinner
was served-the good women Of this COM