The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-21

at Fair Play, and this was his first visi
away from home since last fall.
Capt. E. Cowan, School Commissions
Of Abbeville County, died at his home II
that County on the 18th inst, after Ions
| illness and brought on by wound receiv'
ed In the war. He has many friends in
this County who will regret to hear OF bill
death.
There will be an entertainment at Cedar
Wreath School house, in Brushy Greek
Township, next Friday, 23rd inst. The
Piedmont Band will be present, and
pleasant occasion Is in store for those who
attend. The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Clafln Uni7ersity, oraugeburg, 8. G..
offers to the colored teachers Of the State
the advantages of that institution for re-
view or advance work, including special
instruction In the Theory and Practice oi
Teaching free OF charge, from now until
May %.
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Rev. J. A. Wilson, pastor, will hold SER
vices at varennes Church next Saturday
and Sunday, at II o'clock a. m. The Sac.
rament ofthe Lords Supper will be oele-
brated on Sunday. A cordial invitation
Is extended to the friends of the congrega'
ton to attend the services.
The regular Easter service, under the
auspices of the Juvenile Missionary SO.
ciety, will be held In the Methodist
Church next Sunday afternoon, at s
o'clock. A short address viii be made by
the pastor, and probably by Rev. r. G.
Pierson. All are invited to attend.
OF. Jones & Go. call attention to their
many new goods for Easter, and are ready
to serve their many customers In any
thing in their line. The fair sex especially
will enjoy. q visit to their millinery de.
partment jnst now. Read their new ad-
Yertisement on this page. - l-;,1,s =. SO
Mr.. w. T. McGill, secretary, requests ua
to state that there will be meeting OF
Camp Benson, Confederate Veterans, in
the Court House on salesday in April at
8 o'clock p. N. 1t is earnestly desired that
all the members attend, as business Of i'm
portance will be transacted.
Mr.. G.. w. Black, who went from the
lower section Of this County to Texas q
few years ago, met with a fatal accident at
his home at Bobo. Texas, on February
20.h. He was caught under a falling tree,
which injured him internally, which
caused his death within five hours after
the accident.
& Pickens Sentinel 'sMr. James Harris,
OF. Anderson County, was married to Miss
Anna johnson, Of Pickens County, on the
18th inst. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. g. r. schaffer. Miss johnson is
one Of the most beautiful young ladies Of
the County, and has the best wishes Of
many friends"
B Mr. B. F. Cobb, a popular young drum
mey OF Richmond, Va, was ip the city
;last week. BE expects Ito get married
next month, and being so well pleased
with Anderson and the Hotel Chiquole,
he has decided to bring his bride here,
make this city his headquarters and board
at the Chiquoss.
{ The last Legislature appropriated s., 600
as an artificial limb fund. The fund will
be distributed in the usual manner,
through the Clerks OF the Court, and there
will be no change except that those enti-
tied to the benefits Of the appropriation,
who did not receive their, quota last year,
viii be given preference this year above
others.
The Toccoa (Ga.) News. Of last week,
says Mics Victor Nardin aud her friend,
Miss Eunice Provost, Of Anderson, 8. O.,
are visiting Miss Nardin's sister, Mrs. D.
y. Simpson, of this place. These are truly
charming young ladies, and we trust they
will make their visit good long one:
Perhaps they may be induced to remain
permanently. Who knowsf
K The Means Company make an impor.
tant announcement to their customers this
wesk. Their stock Of clothing and gents'
furnishing goods Is perhaps the largest,
prettiest and cheapest they have ever ex-
hibited, andit will pay you TO go and see
/ their stock. They consider it no trouble
to show goods and quote prices. Read
their new advertisement carefully.
The waste house, wooden structure
about 1924 feet, located on the sollth side
Of the Cotton Mill yard, was destroyed by
fire yesterday at half-past 2 o'clock. The
Are alarm sounded and the fremen re-
sponded promptly, but the fire had gained
too much headway to save the building.
The loss does not amount to much. It Is
not known how the fire originated.
Will. Lewis, young white man, stole
two mules, . road cart and set of harness
from Mr.. ]. 8. Fowle:'s Livery Stable, in
this city, on Monday, 18th inst, and dis.
appeared. He was traced to Augusta,
where he had sold the mules for $S5. Mr..
Alb. Hamlin went to Augusta and se-
cured the mules. Lewis was arrested by
the Augusta police, but made his escape.
He is still at large, and it is reported that
he was in The city last Saturday night.
We have before US the prospectus of a
literary monthly magazine Columbia,
which will make its debut in this city next
month. J. K. Hood, Esq, is editor, and
B. F. Brown, Jr., & Co. are the publishers
Price 81 year. The magazine will treat
of literary matters mainly, but other sub.
jects Of general interest will be admitted to
its pages. The first number will contain
many interesting articles on various sub
jects. We wish the Columbia big success.
Our olet or friend, Mr.. W. F. Lee, of the
Piedmont section, was in the city .last
Thursday and called to see us. He wore
black wool, homemade suit of clothes, the
first we had seen in number Of years,
and it was very pretty. Mr.. Lee is one oi
Anderson County's best and mcst level
headed citizens, and 1t always gives Us
pleasure to greet him. Such farmers as he
are worth great deal to any section, fol
he slives at home and boards at the same
place."
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