The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-22

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22, 1894.
In some sections of the County little
rain is wanted.
The cotton market will open two weeks
later than usual this fall.
Miss Nellie McGee has returned home
ffom pleasant trip to the mountains.
Mr.. Wade O. Humphreys, of Charleston.
is up on visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Minnie King. of Anderson, ia visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. T. o. Bowen, of Bow
man, Ga.
The Misses Humphreys, who have been
visiting friends In Greenwood, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. T. M. Swift and daughter, of Elber-
ton. Ga. are 10 the city visiting the family
Of Mr.. ]. P. Young.
Mis- Lizzie Williams, of the Ladies'
Store, leaves tomorrow for the northern
J. w. Quattlebaum, ESQ.,. leaves to.mor-
row to visit his old home In Edgefeld
County. he will return on the LIST Sep.
: tember.
ar. Jes. A. Tiller and family, and Miss
Annie May Carlisle, have returned to At
larta, Ga, accompanied by Miss Annie
Arnold.
Msj. Robert Pinckney, one of Charles
toms popular citizens, Is spending few
days IN the city with his brother, MIR. a.
& G. Plnckney.
Married, at the residence Of Mr.. T. o.
Wright, August IL, 1894, Mr.. John Shaw
and Miss Sallie Mitchell, Rev. w. G.
Wright officiating.
The excursion from Charleston last
Wednesday brought big crowd Of visi-
ton to the up country. A number OF them
stopped over in Anderson.
Prof. John g.. Clinkscales, Of Clemson
College, passed through Anderson yester-
day on his wsy 10 the "Cllnksoales Re-
Union,p near Lowndesville.
Married. by Rev. John o. Wilson, at
theresidence Of the brides mother In this
scity, Wednesday afternoon, August 18th,
1884, Mr.. y II Long and Miss Anna Scott.
Misses Pauline steen, Belle and Marion
Lindsey, Of Columbia, 8. O., are whiting
the family of Capt. E. g.. Evans. They
win spand two or three weeks with their
r relatives.
We are requested to give notice that
Ss Rev. g.. P. Watson will preach in his
( Church on next Sunday morning at the
usual hour. Mr.. Watson expects to reach
home tomorrow.
Messrs. @. f. Jones. r. G. Webb, B. o.
Evans, Beatty Gossett, VIM. r. Osborne
and Rutledge Osborne leave tomorrow for
New York to buy their fall stock Of goods.
Several others will leave next week.
We direct the attention of our reders. to
1 the advertisement Of the Fleming Cement
and. Brick Co., Charleston, 8. G. They
handle all building material, and will take
pleasure in quoting prices and giving 9TH
5 erinformation.
Miss Hnbbard's Home School will begin
its 18th annual session on Monday, the Sd
OF September, prox. See her notice in
another column, and il you nre hunting 9
frat class school for your girls or small
.boylJ, consult Miss Hubbard.
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We are requested to announce that there
viii be q Sunday school picnic at Shiloh.
( next Saturday, Che 25th inst. Messrs. D.
81: Russell, J. e. Breazeale and l.. r.
( Smith, are invited to address the meeting.
The surrounding schools are invited.
~ Mr. ]. Townes Holleman. who was once
resident of our city, and sslespsn with
sylvester Bleckley Company, has again
ffy,&fS an Raentnpp
books for Brown, Osborne & Co, where he
win be glad to- have his friends call and
bee him.
There was q picnic at Carpenters mill
ON last Friday, which was a very pleasant
occasion to those who were present. 1t
was gotten up for the pleasure of those who
several from Anderson present who were
5 invited.
The Eve dollars offered by Orr & Sloan
for the largest watermelon raised from
their seed was won by Mr.. w. a. Finley.
The melon weighed sixty.two pounds.
i The cantaloupe prize was won BY Mr. 4.
u. Elrod. the melon weighing twenty-one
pounds and nine ounces.
Rev. Henry Stokes preached his first
sermon from the pulpit of the Methodist
Church of this city last Sunday at eleven
O'Clock. His text was Hebrews 18th chap.
ter 1st and End verses. Mr.. Stokes &C.
Quilted himself In q manner to give hope
ofgreat usefulness in the Masters work,
u. e. Seybt, successor to Jones & Sey BIT,
has arranged With wholesale carpet house
I'm Philadelphia to act as their exclusive
agent for the sale Of carpets in Anderson.
In another column he tells you what bar
gains he can give you In carpets, and we
advise you to read his new advertisement
carefully.
We call attention to the proclamation is.
sued by Mayor ToIly, in accordance with
Che resolutions Of the new City Council,
which appears in another column. This
action on the part of the City authorities
Is proper and right, and should have the
support Of every srue, law abiding citizen
OF Anderson.
Mrs. Lou Owens, wife of Dr. w. F.
Owens, died at the home Of her husband
last Monday. after long and painful ill
ness. Mrs. Ovens was devoted wife,
devout Christian, and real neighbor.
Her remains vera laid to rest in the Smith
cemetery yesterday morning after appro-
pirate funeral services.
Inc Iall term Ol tno GlrlS dlRn SCQoOl
will begin on the Sd September, as will be
seen by referring to an advertisement In
another column. Miss Maggie Evans, the
Principal, will be assisted by Mrs. 8. G.
Baker, Miss Olive Brown and Miss Leila
Russell, with Miss v. e. Evans in charge
or the music department.
Brown, Osborne & Co. once more call the
attention Of the publicto the fact that early
In September they will move to their new
store-room, and from now until that time
they will offer their entire stock of dry
goods, notions, clothing, shoes. &C., cheap.
Also, that their stock Of groceries and bag
ging and ties is large and complete.
Rev. B. F. Duncan, son of the late DR..
- Duncan, of Varennes Township, preached
too large audience in the Methodist
Chufeh0f this place last Sunday evening,
from the frst and second verses Of the
sixth chapter ofe6alatians. This was his
Arst sermon, and if'Ws.are to judge his
future by this. his first effort, we shall
expect to see biac Else high in the work of
the ministry.