The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-02-28


9Th of March.
Married, by the Rev. R G. Lyon, at the
residence of the brides father, on Wednes'
Gay, February 81, 1894, Mr.. P. Brooks
Galley and Mrs. Florence D Blackman
daughter of D. P. Bowen, Of Anderson
County, S. G.
The INTELLlaEScER appreciates the as
sistance from all sources in gathering
local news and personals. Our friends
will always do us Kindness by sending
in any news or personals they my have.
We cannot be every where.
Walter, the second sou Of Mr.. james E.
Barton, while riding mp Main street Sat.
urday evening, was thrown from bis
horse and bad the misfortune to break bis
leg. The limb was promptly attended to
and the little fellow will soon be able to
ride his horse again.
If any of our delinquent subscribers
visit the city next Monday, we would be
pleased to have call from them. We
have big supply of blank receipts, and
If We can get rid of all Of them the INTEL,
L1eENoER may be able to declare divi-
dend of Z per cent, too.
Easter Sunday this year will be the 25th
OF March, as it was in 1883. and only three
Easter Sundays in the nineteenth century
have been at an earlier date: March % in
1918, and March % in 1s45 and 1856. The
latest date of any Easter Sunday in this
century was April 25, 1885.
County Auditor Bolemsn calls meet.
ing of the Township Boards Of Assessors
Tor next Tuesday, as will be seen by refer
ence to an advertisement in another col
nmn. Persons who have not yet made
their returns of real estate ehould attend
to it before that date, or they will have to
pay the penalty.
Rev. Joseph D. Budds. the recently ap.
pointed prizes, of this mission, will, BY re-
quest, deliver a lecture in st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, in this city, next Friday
evening, March End, at 8 o'clock, on the
Catholic Church doctrines In regard to
fasting and keeping Lent. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mr.. John a. Wilcox, who travels for
one of Baltinore's big wholesale estab-
lishments, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Wilcox is All old Anderson boy, and it
gives us pleasure to note his success. he
is a worthy, excellent young man, aswell
as an energetic salesman, and has fine
trade throughout the territory which be
travels.
We have received several requests from
subscribers to send the Atlanta constitu-
ton to their address, and they would pay
us in the near future. Now, we know
these subscribers are perfectly good and
will do what they say, but 1t Is impossi-
BILE for us to accommodate them, for we
have to forward the cash with every name
we send to the Constitution.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mauldin celebrated
their Crystal Wedding" on last Monday
evening. The presents we're numerous,
sretty and useful. The decorations were
evergreeus aud flowers. Refreshments
we're gracefully served. At late hour
the guests departed, delighted with the
evenings entertainment, and wishing
that their hosts might live to celebrate
their golden wedding.
Last Saturday evening and Sunday this
section was visited by one Of the severest
snow. and sleet storms We have expert
enced in long time. The wind was
blowing at the same time, and it was very
cold. The snow and sleet averaged a
depth of four or FIVE inches. The storm
was general throughout the country, and
extended farther south than 1t has been
known to do in long time.
In private letter from Mr.. Henry Gen
try, formerly of this County, but now q
citizen of DeKalb County, Ca, he begs to
be remembered to all of his old friends.
Ee says be is getting along nicely on his
farm, and the Lord has prospered him.
He says his section is blessed with nu-
merous Churches and good preachers, and
that all the people are deeply interested
in the work of the Church. His old
friends in this County, we know, will be
delighted to hear such good report from
him.
An exchange says: Men or women who
have always tale to tell Of show he suf-
fered that way himself should be kept out
of the patients room. Their sympathy
will do harm every time. In the sick
chamber, if the patient can see company
at all, there should be only bright, cherry
talk, and the creature with ''symptoms''
can talk man into having any and every
disease on earth in less than half an
hour. A sick man should be led to forget
his ills, aud not to rehearse them or com.
pare notes.
en-, of our good lady subscribers has a
chicken which she calls her "INrELI1aEN.
GER hen," which, she says, is one of the
best OF her whole lot. From the sale oi
the broods Of this hen she pays her sub
scriptions to her County paper as we'll as
her religious paper, and then has nice
little sum to contribute to the work of the
Church. This example is worth follow.
ing by other good women, as they can &c.
cure plenty of good reading matter and
contribute something to their Church and
never feel it.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. @. A. Reed
and Mrs. Richard Ligon gave yellow
tea at their residence on North Main street
The decorations were palms and ferns
The dining. room was redolent with the
odor of freesias and jonquils, and the lat
ter were the favors laid at each plate. a
delicious and elaborate menu was beauti.
fully served by eight young ladies, who
were dressed in evening dresses, swiss
caps and aprons, with dainty yellow rib
bon bows. The entertainment was highly
enjoyed by all present.
Messrs. Hugh Russell and Oswald Brea
zeale have purchased the interest of Mr.
| Thad. Stokes in the business Of Stokes
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