The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-04-11

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their 1ETELL1GEEcER
Mr.. J. 3. Blake, of Greenwood, spent
last Friday in the city attending meeting
of the County Alliance.
/, MI. Joe Trowbridge, who has been
spending two or three months at Elberton,
Ga, has returned home.
Mrs, Elizabeth Todd has gone to Au-
gusta, Ga, to spend few weeks with her
I daughter -in-law, Mrs. 81. B. Todd.
Rev. J. T. Smith, Principal of the Bel
| ton High School, was in the city Saturday,
and was welcome visitor to our sanctum.
Miss Eva Wakefield, charming young
lady from Antreville. Abbeyille County.
is In the city visiting friends and relatives.
Parties needing letter heads, bill heads.
envelopes or other stationery shonld send
their orders to Us. Prices lower than ever
before.
The rite of baptism was administered to
fifty.fiye converts in the Baptist Church
| last Sunday night, in the presence of q
large congregation.
DR.. T.. G. Frierson has gone 10 Ocala,
| Fla, in response to telegram announcing
the serious illness Of his brothers wife,
Mrs. Thomas Frierson.
We regret to learn that our venerable
friend, Col. J. @. Haynie, of Varennes
Township is again prostrated on q bed OF
sickness. We wish him speedy recovery.
Our advertisers wh .esire to change
| their advertisements should hand in their
copy as early as possible on Monday. to
insure Its insertion in the paper Of tha:
week.
The third annual Convention Of the
Carolina will be held ia Columbia on 9th
inst. The round trip fare from Anderson
Is S5S5
Married, on Wednesday. April 4, 1894,
mt the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Mary G. Todd, by Rev. r. @. Ligo1, Mr.
w. F. Norris and Miss Lucy L. Todd, all
of Anderson County.
Invitations ara out for the marriage Of
Mr.. 8. Hirschman, of Charleston, and Miss
Frances Lesser, which will take place at
the home of the bride In this city next
Monday morning. at 8 O'Clock
Mr.. Up. Hair, recently of Pelzer, but
formerly of Blackville, 8. @ has come to
Anderson to clerk for j. A. Austin & Co.
He is genial, handsome young man, and
We gladly welcome him to Anderson.
Mr.. E. T. Jaynes, Junior editor of the
Keowee Courier, and one Of Walhallas
most popular lawyers, spent Tuesday In
the city. The INfELLIeENCrR was more
than pleased to receive brief call from
him.
We have before as neat pamphlet OF
twenty-five pages giving an authentic de.
scription of Sewer County, Ark. for
which we are indebted to Mr.. T. O. Watt,
who moved from our County to Arkansas
last year.
Jim Pepper and Alex. Johnson are now
| Ia charge of the Hotel Chiquola Barber
Shop. For q neat shave and artistic hair
cut, call on them. They can be found at
their post soon or late. ready to serve
their patrons.
Quite q rvnber OF the citizens Of this
County expect to Yisit Texas next month
| to attend the Southern Baptist Conven-
tion, which convenes at Dallas, and to
visit friends and relatives in other seo-
tions ofthe State.
Mr. James L. Bolt, who has been spend.
| ing the past few months attending the
Baltimore Medical College, has returned
home. He will complete his course next
session. Mr.. Bolts appearance indicates
| that Baltimore has treated him well.
A few days ago Mr.. s. J. Davis, Vho
lives mile south OF the corporate limits
! of the city, shot and captured q grey eagle,
| which measures about seven feet from tip
| to tin. An eagle is quite curiosity TO a
| number OF our people. many of whom
have visited Mr. Davis home to see 1t.
Messrs. J. A. Austin & Co. have new
advertisement In another column, which
YOU should read carefully. Their stock OF
groceries, oonfections, tobacco, etc., is
always complete. They handle the best
| aud purest articles, and sci! at very low
prices. Give them call and you will be
pleased.
Mr.. M. Berry Williams, Secretary. re-
quests as to announce that Barnett Ma
sonic Lodge has changed the time Of its
regular meeting from Saturday before the
third Sunday to Friday before the third
| Sunday, at O'Clock p. m. The members
should bear this in mind and govern them
selves accordingly.
Married. on Wednesday evening, April
| 4. 1894, at the residence Of the BRIDES un-
ole, ldr. ]. W. Trowbridge, in this city. by
Rev. G. p. Watson, Mr.. Walter T. McFall
and Miss Christine Hughes. all OF this
| city. This marriage was an agreeable sur
prise to many OF the friends of the young
couple, who have received many warm
| congratulations.
The case against Mr.. F. N. Butler, who
was charged with selling whiskey, wa. wa
tried before Justice Tate, In this city, last
! Thursday, and resulted In q mistrlai
Both the Justice and Jury were from Va
rennes Township. Justies Tate was te
have tried several cases against other par
ties, but they were postponed until the
Supreme Court rendered its decision.
Our young friend, Sidney ball, who j. i
clerking for G. M. Tolly, IN this city, Il
building q substantial dwelling house or
| bis farm, about six miles south Of tht
city, on the Lowndesville road. Mr.. Hall
ia worthy, upright young man, and TN
fact that he is building house and max
ing frequent visits TO Georgia Is evtdencs
that he contemplates securing fair part
rer to share his joys in this life
From information received we conclude
that, while In some neighborhoods OF this
County, there will be some more area II
cotton than there was last year, yet taken
altogether over the County, there will b
bat little, If any increase in the cottor
acreage. This means, If general through
out the cotton region, better price mex
fall and easier times for the farmers, ant
consequently for all the rest OF uS.
There will be pic mic at Robinson's
new bridge, near Honea Psth, on Satur
day, 2lst inst. The public generally anc
the ladies especially are invited to attene
and bring well filled dinner baskets: Th'
candidates, too, are cordially invited to b
present and address the people. Capt. d
H. Armstrong will be Chairman OF tn
meeting. It promises to be big occasion
and no doubt will attract large crowd.
Out of a list of several applicants from
various places for the position Of pharma
cist for the Grady Hospital In Atlanta
Ca, Ben. A. Daniels, Of this city, receives
the largest number of votes. He receive'
q complimentary telegram from the sur
geon Of the hospital stating he had bee
elected to the position. Mr.. Daniels lei
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