The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-09

ent by invitation, and all had delightful
evening.
Mrs. E. A. Sheppard, of Leathermap
N. O., who has been spending few day
in the city attending the bedside of he,
| mother, Mrs. Elizabeth WEIGH, whose
| death is chronioled In this paper, retu :ned
home yesterday.
The Clerk of the Court is prepared Ia
pay in full pensions due Confederate SOL
diers and widows Of soldiers in this Coun-
| IT,. Each peusioner will receive $1,000,
and must come in person or send q writ
ten order for sane.
Next Sunday afternoon, at o'clock,
Rev. Fl. II Ealy, pastor of the A. M. E.
Church, by invitation will preach ser.
mon especially to the cnlored firemen of
this city at bis Church. The firemen cor
I-dially invite their friends to attend the ser.
vice.
Mr.. A T. Newell, of Hopewell Town
sbip, who has been confined to bis bed
about nine weeks With inflammatory
rheumatism, has recovered sufficiently to
be up again, and was In the city Monday.
We hope he will soon be restored to his
usual health.
The wheelmen of the city are arranging
a parade and a number Of r, ces for next
Tuesday afternoon. The Committee in
charge publish the program In another
column. The races will take place on the
race track Of the Andersen Driving Asao.
citation at O'Clock.
The public is cordially invited to attend
the closing exercises of Carswell Institute
school on Friday night, May 18th. The
exercises will consist of dialogues and de.
clamations, interspersed with music. Re.
member that the exercises begin promptly
at 8 o'clock. The entertainment is free.
The Abbeville Press aud Bonner Of last
ESD. William Hall to Mrs. Mary John.
SON, all of Antreville. This is the third
marriage for each of the contracting par
ties. The groom is Sc years of age, and
the bride has checked off ffty-two sum-
mers."
The friends Of Mrs. r. W. Norris, who
is visiting her mother in Spartanburg and
who has been quite feeble In health for
some time, will regret to learn that she Is
not improving. Mr.. Norris went to
Spartanburg last week to be with his wife
in her illness. We hope she will soon be
restored to health.
.Walhalla Courier .Miss Lille Hern.
don and Miss Maud Herndon left on Tues
day mornings train for an extended visit
to relatives and friends at Central, Green
VILE. Williamson and Anderaon. These
young ladies will no doubt have an enjoy.
able time among their many PLEASANT &C.
'quaintances at these places. !"
The Richmond d Danyille railroad au.
thorities announce that they are now pre-
pared to quote rates for excursion parties,
chartered trains, etc, for the pic mic sea.
son and all Sunday school and other or
,ganizationss which contemplate trip Of
this kind should communicate with their
agent before making any arrangements.
Mr.. H. r. Smiths excuruion to Atlanta
last week was success, and the excur-
,ionists report q most enjoy yable trip. Mr..
Smith Is new arranging to run an exc9r-
sion to Charleston the latter part Of this,
month. It will be. Almost delightful sea-
son to visit the "city by the sea-" and he
will no doubt carry q big crowd with him.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Port Royal and Western Carolina
Railway Company will be held st the.
Office Of the Georgia Railroad Bank at
Augusta, Ga, on next Tuesday, 18th inst,
at I2o'clock. Stockholders, their wives
and minor children, OH presentment Of
their certificates Of stock to conductors
on the 18th and 18th Of May, and will be
good to return on the 18th and 18th.
The entertainment given in the Opsra
,Houselsst night; under the management
Of Mrs. McSmith, by the Young Ladies
Aid socisty OF the Presbyterian Church,
assisted by other home talent, was very
Interesting and highly enjoyed BY all
present. The program consisted OF recita.
tions, vocal and instrumental music, tab.
,leaus, ETC., and The participants acquitted
themselves exceedingly well. Our limited
space this morning prevents mere ex-
tended notice.
A subscriber In Pendleton sends us the
following: sTbe term Of service which
the Rev. David A. Todd had agreed to I'LL
for the Presbyterian Church at Pendleton
having expired on the 29th ult., the pas.
tor, ON that occasion, In his own name and
in that Of the congregation expressed
earnest thanks Tor the very useful and &C
ceptable-growingly acceptable-mtnis'
trations ne had rendered them, commend
ing him to the grace Of our Lord In all bis
future lsbors."
We invite the attention of cur readers to
the card of DR.. J. w. Bell, which appears
in another column. DR.. Bell has just
graduated from the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College in New York, and two
weeks ago was granted license to practice
medicine by the State Medical Board.
he is lephew Of our townsmap, Mr.. 8.
Bleckley, and has located in Anderson to
practice his profession. he is most ex-
;cellent young man, and We are glad TO
have him locate in our city. We wish
much success.
The building Of Welcome Church, in
Pendleton Township, has been completed,
and on Saturday evening before the
third Sunday services will be held
there at early candle light, when the
,deacons will be ordained. Services will
also be held on Sunday at II o'clock
q. m. The friends of the congrega-
ton are cordially invited to attend the
services. A Sunday School has been or
ganized there and meets every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, except on the third
Sundays, when 1t meets at 10 o'clock in
the morning.
The Greenville News of last Friday
says 81. Padgett, postmaster at Pelzer,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way ts Pump, town In Henderson Coun.
ty, North Carolina, to attend reunion Of
the family at The home of his uncle, ]. b.
Wall. Mr.. Wall is about S5 years Of age
dred OF MIR. Wallis relatives will be in
attendance, consisting of children, grand.
children, great grandchildren, nephews
and nieces. Some Of his nephews and
nieces who will be present are themselves
grandparents"
Anderson County will be very well rep.
resented in Texas during the meeting Of
the Southern Baptist Convention. The
following parsons left yesterday morning
via the 2. r. & w. 9. r. R.: Rev. o. L.
Martin, Rev. 81. B. FAINT, Rev. T. 81. Gar.
rett, Rev. ". M. PiAson, e. P. Earle, G.
Wardlaw, D. g. Vsndiyer, J. T. Pearson,
8. @. Baker, :. ]. johnson, J. B. Leverett,
J. M. Stevenson, Mrs. Mary A. Broyles,
Miss Mamie Harkness and Miss Allie
Major. Yesterday afternoon tho following
persons left via The r. & D. r. B.: @. e.
Horton and wife, W. r. Cox and wife,
Rev. +. j. Williams, Thos. n. Burriss, ].
N. Glenn and Mrs. Ann Smith.
The delegates to Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, which convened in this city this
morning, arrived un the trains yesterday,