The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-31

Additions to rented premises, when
made by The tenant, should never be ias.
. tened by nails, but with screws. Should
be wish to move away and take with him
the lumber composing the improvements
be has made, he eau simply draw out the
screws and take the planks. If be fastens
them with nails the improvements become
the landlords property.
The Easley Democrat of last week says {:
"Mr. e. F. Allgood and his wife, Of
Brashy Creek Township, Anderson Coun.
ty, boarded the train the latter part OF last
week for Texas, summoned thence by 8
telegram stating that their son Thomas
vas In a dying condition. We are glad to
state that telegrams have been received
aince they left stating that the young man
was better.'
The Butler Guards Minstrels, Of Green
willie, will visit Anderson and occupy the
Opera House on Friday night February
OH. One nf our citizens who saw the
minstrels in Greenville few nights ago
commerds their entertainment very
Tickets will be on sale ut Gossett d
Browi!'s Shoe Store. We hope to see q
big audience greet the Greenville boys.
Abbevile Press and Banner: "Mr. r.
P. Jameson, of Honea Path, was In town
lsst Wednesday. He ia one of the wise
farmers who raises bis own 'hog and hom-
iny,n' and always has something laid by
for rainy day Last winter he bad the
misfortune to lose by fire his barn, and
this Fall he rebuilt new and a better
barn. He keeps near shore, but always
increases his worldly goods as The years
go by"
The Elberson (Ga.) Star, in speaking Of
the business of the Sullivan Hardware
Company in that town, says: "Charlie
Sullivan, who conducts the business Of
this firm in Elberton, in the few years
that he has been here has built up large
trade, and enjoys the confidence and es-
teem Of sli our people. Pleasant, polite,
accommodating, enterprising and ener-
getic, and then to add to these qualities
tions the sterling qualities and low prices
of bis goods, it is no wonder that the Sui
Ivan Hardware Company enjoys such
large patronage from the people of this en-.
tire section of Georgia"
Mr.. Mark Prince, an aged and esteemed
citizen, died at his home on Wednesday,
24th inst, near Pickens c. H., in the s2nd
year Of his age. For forty years he lived
In the Corner section Of Anderson County,
near Good Hope Presbyterian Church, of
which he was q member. Mr. Prince
served his country in the Seminole Indian
war in 1886. He as modest, unassum-
ing man, and respected by all who knew
him. He was buried at Pickens O.. n.
with Masonic honors, he hRYing belonged
10 that fraternity forty three years, bis
FIRST membership being with Hiram Lodge
In this city. One son and six daughters
survive him.
We clip the following from the Elberton
s(Ga) Star: "It Is with much regret that
we announce that Dr.. w. 6. McGee will
leave E!berton. He leaves Friday for
Philadelphia, where he has permanent
position offered him as dentist. DR.. Nc
Gee has been in Elbeyton for more than a
yea- and has built up good practice in
his profession, aud has won many friends
BY bis gentle manners. His friends here
regret to see him leave, but wish for him
much success in his new home. Dr..
MoGee Is g young man Of sterling quail
ties and has q bright future before him:
We wish him well wherever he may Co."
Dr.. MeGee Is a son of Rev. Nd. MCGEE, OF
Anderson County. and it always gives us
pleasure to hear good report of one OF
our boys. he has many friends In this
County who willjoin the INTELLIaENcER
in Wishing him health, happiness and
prosperity in bis new home.
One of the most enjoyable and delightful
receptions of the season was given Mon.
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs J. G.. Cum
niugham, at their hospitable home Oh
West Market street plimentary to
Prof. Thos. P. Harrison, of Clemson Col
5loge, and his bride, nee Miss Leftwich, Of
Atlanta, whose marriage we chrontcled
twp weeks ago. The beautiful parlors
were tastily decorated, brilliantly lighted
and presented scene of beauty and grace
seldom witnessed. Music, both vocal and
instrumental, lent cheer and inspiration
to the occasion, while tbe guests were In
vited to partake OF the most delicious
tiands, served on little tables in the dim
ing room. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cunningham, In
their usual. happy and pleasant manner,
left nothing undone to tend to the com.
fort and enjoyment OF their guests. ol
course, the lovely bride aud handsome
groom were the main attraction of the
evening, and by their happy smiles snd
genial words of greeting lent additional
pleasure to the occasion. The bride wore an
elegant white satin, trimmed in point lace
and crepe de chine, With orange blossoms.
She is beautiful In physical features, pos.
sessing q charming disposition, aud re-
ceived her new friends with queenly grace
and dignity. It is the unanimous verdict
Of the Professors friends that be has been
exceedingly fortunate in his selection Of
wife. Prof. and Mrs. Harrison will re-
main In Anderson until Friday, when
sthey expect to return to Atlanta aud
fan a no NTH the Iaktar's naranta