The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-09-12

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YEDNEsDAY, SEPT. 12, 1894.
The schools in the city are opening up
we'll.
Gen. J. n. Elrle, OF Greenville, was in
the city Monday.
The gardeners say this is the month to
set ont strawberry plants.
The hog and hominy farmers Will GER
tainly coms out on top this year.
The cotton crop. it is said, will fall be-
low the estimate made Of it month ago.
Stokes Bros. are preparing to open bust.
ness again in the Broyles' block on South
Z; Main street.
McCuIly & Cathcart have moved into
their new quarters, two doors east of their
old stand.
Mr. q. 81. Burton, of Lavonia. Ca, is
81 ow g resident Of Anderson, clerking for
Ct M: Tolly.
Misses Fannie Crosby aud Mira Belle
Clarke went. down to Fairfield last week
to visit relatives.
Mr.. NJ. Pegues, of Atlanta, Ca, will
; spend the season in this city buying cotton
{ for s.. M. Inman d Co.
ssS Mr.. and Mrs. is. Lee, of Birmingham,
Ala, are In the city visiting the formers
I brother, Mr.. w. o. Lee.
AH OF our merchants have returned
s from the markets, and the new goods are
being received every day.
Mis-. r. b. Wolfe and daughter, Miss
l. Ella, OF Qrangeburg, are In the city visit
Ing the family of Rev. G. T. Watson.
Nils Annie Hayns, a charming young
s lady OF Fort Motte. 8. O., Is in the city
visiting her friend, Miss E1ie Osborne.
Prof ]. e. Wallacs, of Columbia, will
/ conduct q Colored Teachers Institute in
( this city, beginning on Monday, 18th inst.
For size, convenience, beauty and style
gof finish, the new store-roorns on Granite
Bow. we venture, can't be sxcelled in the
State.
Persons who have left watches snd jew
cry with Mr.. J. a. Daniels for repairs
y should read his advertisement in another
column.
Mrs. H. H. seel has gone to William:
Hton to spend q few weeks In reou pereting
her health. We hope her stay there may
spro7e beneficial.
Cadet q. M. Rembert died at Clemson
College last Sunday morning Of typhoid
fever. His remains were inferred in the
Old Stone Churchyard,
Our young friend, Nine Maxwell, has
Z accepted o position in John NJ. Hnbbard's
: jsWelry store, and is ready at any time to
! serve his friends. Z
Mr. p. N. Callahan, OF Honea Path, is
: counters, and will beplesBed to have his
friends call and see him.
sk Rev. O. &. Martin, pastor of the First
Eaptist Church, who has heen spending a:
months vacation at Lone Oak, Va, re-
/ turned home last Thursday.
Mr.. I, ]. Mattison, sJr., .ho has been
connected with the Alliance Store as.
\ book keeper, is now filling the same posi-.
tion Tor Mr. y. 8. Fowler
Mrs. j. NJ. Geer, OF Granville, and Mrs.
' w. e. Campbell, Of Atlantis, have been
spending few day ys in the city visiting
their sister, Mrs J. 4. Mctiec. =
Clerk ofthe Court Watkins has recei ved
the second volume of the General Statutes
for distribution, and those entitled to them
3 are urged to call and get them;
Msrried, on Thursday, September 6,
1884, at the residence OF the bride, by Rev.
w. 3. Earle, Mr.. Jas. W. Harris and Mrs.
Eliza Watt, all Of Anderson County.
Married, on, Sunday, September 8, 1894,
by il. m. Martin, Notary Public, and at
his residence, Mr.. Samuel Mccoy and
Miss Ida Hill, ,all Of Anderson County.
The Greanvilfe Convocation OF the Epis.
pocal Church meets in lFalhalla to-day.
Bishop Capers will preside. Rev. r. P.
Enbanks, OF Grace Church, is attending.
Mr.. w, A. Neal, Superintendent of the
South Carolina Penitentiary, and family
came up from Columbia, last Friday to
spend q few days In this section with rela.
tives.
d. s.. Maxwell & Sons are now occupy;
ing the store-room just vacated by Brock
Bros, and ]. A. Austin IL Co. are moving
block.
Mr.. Duff. Hatton, who moved from this
County to Florida about twelveyears ago,
s has returned to his old home In Corner
Z Township. and is warmly welcomed by
hisold friends.
Miss Roy A. Nance has gone to Kirk
4 wood, Ga, where she will spsnd the fall
Z and winter with her sister, Mrs. W. G.
Little, assisting her in teaching her school,
which is a largs one.
Col. John T. Sloan, Sr., accompanied by
2 his daughter, Miss Alice, of Columbi bia,
spent last week in Anderson visiting rela-
tives. The Colonel's many old friends
were glad to greet him.
Married, on Tuesday, September 4,
near Central, 8. O., by Rev. d. E. Frier-
son, D. ID, Mr. Lewis ". Gentry, OF this
County, and M iss Camilla Knighr.
Don't forget, farmers, that the cotton
buyers Of Anderson have determined to
give you the highest price possible for
your cotton, and our merchants will sell
you goods cheaper than ever before.
We are informed by Miss Lois Watson,
( Treasurer, that the Womsa's Mission So.
cieties Of the Saluda Association have
: made special contribution to the debt of
the Foreign Mission Board amounting to
: $40.
Walhalla Courier "Dr. Jesse W. Bell,
OF Anderson, Is visiting his mother and
family in Walhalia this week. His many
friends here are always pleased to meet
him and note his success IN his chosen
profession"
At the regular meeting CT the City
Council last Friday night Mr.. w. B. King
reelected member of the police
fGsce, and ordinances against the erection
of wooden awnings, and riding bicycles on
the sidewalks were passed.
Mr. P. B. Allen, one of Anderson Coun.
ty's most extensive farmers, was on the
market last Saturday with one bale of old
and eighteen bales Of new cotton. We are
told that Mr.. Alien expects. to gather Eve
hundred bales this season.
Elberton (Ga) Star. "Mrs. G. s. sulli-
van, of Anderson, is visiting the family of
Mr.. Bewley. Mrs. Sullivan, while living
: in Elberton, won the true and lasting