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

pIdttoO, dGu 10 OAolluE oollo Iva t--HS 49,
reasonable prices, in amounts to suit pur-
chasers You can see the plat at the Post
Office. If you wish to purchase q nice
building site, call on Mr.. WardlaT.
At a congregational meeting of Grace
| (Episcopal) Church last Sunday the fol-
| lowing officers were elected to serve the
| ensuing year Wardens, E. A. Bell and
G. W. Webb; Vestrymen. 8. M. Orr, Il.
| @, Webb, F. g. Brown and r. e. Belcher.
Messrs. e. A. Bell, G. W. Webb and F. G.
Brown we're elected delegates to the Dio-
cesan Convention.
A very interesting young mems prayer
meeting was held In the Court House last
Sunday afternoon, and was largely attend
ed. Mr. VIM. Laughlin presided. 1t is
proposed to have these prayer meetings
every Sunday afternoon and every young
man in the city is cordially invited to at
tend. The meeting next Sunday afternoon
| will be conducted by G. E. Prince, Esq
Prophet Irl r. Hicks makes his predic--
tions for April as follows: General and
severe disturbances may be expected from
the 5th to the 9th, heavy showers with
! hail. thunder and wind 18th and 18th,
storms of great extent and power from
| nth to 2lst. There Is to be according to
| his calculations, considerable cold wealth
I er tornado storms in many places, and
probably earthquake shocks about the
new and full moon.
About II o'clock Saturday night the
fra hell called out the fremen, but 1t was
soon discovered that their services were
| not needed, as only an ash hopper had
| caught fire on Mr.. Rutledge Osborne's
| premises. On Monday morning, about
8 30 O'Clock, the alarm again sounded,
| caused BY a stove fue in the dispensary
| building. The firemen responded prompt
| ". and soon had stream Of water on the
roof. The damage was very slight.
The Young ladies' missionary society Of
tbs Presbyterian Church will have an
"Aristocratic Tea" on Friday afternoon,
9Th inst, beginning at O'CLOCK, in the
Crayton. on Granite Row, Lunches,
cake. coffee, ICES, etc, will be served at
very reasonable prioe-lunches, for in.
stance, at fifteen cents. The young ladies
are working for q noble cause, and we be-
speak for them q liberal patronage. Re.
member the time and place.
Married, on Wednesday, March 2Sth,
| 1894. at the residence Of The BRIDES mother,
in the Hollands Store section, by Rev. d.
G. Fennel, DR.. R. G. Witherspoon and
Miss Alberta M. Holland. eldest daughter
of the lste Mr.. Tom. Holland, all OF An
dsrson County. On Thursday the bride
and groom boarded the cars in this city on
their way to Florida, where they will
sroend q few weeks. The INTELL1GENoER
ioins the many friends of the couple in
extending congratulations and wishing
them happy journey through life.
For the benefit Of teachers and others, a
Summer School. conducted by Professors
in the South Carolina College, will be
opened on Tuesday, July 17th, 1884, and
will continue until August 18th. The fol-
lowing branches will be taught: Eietnen-
tary Chemistry With labratory practice.
Prof. Burney; Latin and Greek-frof.
Patton English and other Modern Ian;
guages-Prof. Joynes; Psychology and
Ethics-Prof. Finn Geology and Botany
--Dr. Woodrow. For particulars, address
DIR. James Woodrow, Columbia, 8. o.
"Have you noticed" said mother re:
Gently. "that the, white-aproned little girl
is gone? You see her almost nowhere
these DAYS. But recall in my own child.
hood that my school wardrobe was not
complete each autumn without at least
half dozen beruGed or .tattins-trlm
white aprons, I began conducting the
wardrobes Of my two small daughters on
the same principle, and succeeded until
they reached years of observation; Then
the unanswerable and upappealable argu'
ment was set forth: None OF the other
girls wear them we don't want TO- and
the aprons have gone unworD."
A correspondent Of the Greenvil.e
1fountaineer has suggested the name OF
Capt. D. K Norris, Of this County. for
Governor; The Mountaineer ip refs rrg
to the nomination, says: I'VE call atten:
ton to the second that Is given to the
nomination Of Col. D. K. Norris, Of Pen
dleton, for Governor Of South Carolina.
Col. Norris is certainly solid man,
life long farmer, and one who has been
intimately connected with the Farmers
Movement from it's very inoipienoy:, be
is safe level headed man, and WILL, no
doubt, receive q strong support from tne
hss h1sdaSas bssa 50 ieGa Ieng and yoraby Known"
The Ladies Store, notwithstanding the
recent cold weather, has the appear anoe OF
the approach of Spring, and visit to 1t
will gladden. the heart and attract the
ewes OF all our fair readers. Miss Lizzie
Williams, the energetic propretresa, on
account of sickness, was not able to vlsit
the markets this season, but she has care
fully selected her stock by samples, and
her bic stock is daily arriving. AS is well
known, Miss Williams Is CLOSE buyer,
but this season she has excelled herself,
and has purchased her stock at lower
prices than ever before, and she Is Offer
Ing them at prices that will please every.
body. Her millinery department. 1s spe'
cially attractive, while her dress goods
department can't be excelled IN quality,
beauty or style. She Is thoroughly posted
in ali of the latest styles, and will take
pleasure in giving any information to her
customers a. any time they may call. She
will be moro than pleased to have you
visit her, inspect her goods and get her
prices. we invite you to read the new
advertisement of the Ladies Store, which
appears In another column.
The new advertisement Of Messrs. Jones
g. Seybt's dry goods emporium will no
doubt attract the eye and interest the mind
of every reader of the INTELLIGENCER
this " eek, for it contains many facts OF in'
terest to the trading public. The spring
season Is here, and this firm has prepared
for 1t. Mr.. Seybt visited the markets and
| carefully 6ol6Cteu LIB etoCh, ndAGa PoiAokS
excels any line Of goods they have ever
offered to the Spring trade. Every de-
partment Is filled, and In prices and quail
| ity they are not afraid of competition
anywhere. They make speciality OF
fines goods Of every description. They
have; many new and novel patterns in
dress goods, and great variety to choose
from. just now they have 1,5L0 yards of
beautiful satines, which they are offering
at the remarkably low price OF from 8 to
Is cents per yard. In fine laces, they can
please the most fastidious. Their stock OF
wash fabrics, wool fabrics, cassimers,
leans, cottonades, shoes, mastings, and
many other things too numerous to men
ton is very pretty, and they will guaran.
tee them to every purchaser to be Just as
represented. Their millinery department
Is under the management OF Miss Cora
| Wade, an experienced trimmer from the
North, assisted by Miss Gaillard. This
| department is specially attractive to the
ladies' and it will interest them to visit 1t,
Mrs. Josephine Rodgers is in charge OF
the dress. making department., aud she
will take pleasure in posting you on the
new styles. It will do you good to In
spect the entire stock of Messrs. Jones q
| seybt, as they have many bargains in
every department to offer you. They
| consider it no trouble to show goods and
quote prices.
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