The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-03-06


I Miss Anna Cinkscales, Of Bolton, re-
turned home on Tuesday. after spending q
| few days In Anderson visiting relatives
Miss Anna has many friends in the city
who are always delighted to greet her.
The Georgia Cracker says: "Bob Roark,
place year or two ago, has been visiting
his fathers family here for the past two
weeks. He is warmly greeted by his many
old friends"
The Baldwin-Rogers Comedy Company
occupied the Opera House four nights last
week, and was very we'll patronized. On
Saturday evening prize Of $40 in gold
was given away, and Master Clarence
Provost was the fortunate winner.
Mr.. E P. Soan has shown us a biscuit
made of two.thirds -four and one third
cotton seed meal. 1t has the appearance
Of graham bread. and taates very we'll,
Tho bread is said to be very nutritious,
and is recommended to all lean persons
who want to grow fat.
Rev. Martin Singleton, we'll known
Baptist preacher, dropped dead between
the plow handles while at work on his
plantation In oconee County last Wednea-
day. He has many friends in the upper
section Of this County who will regret to
hear of his death.
Read Brown, Osborne & Col advertise
ment In this Issue. The ladies are espe-
cislly invited to call and inspect their new
stock Of laces and embroideries they are
now showing for the Spring trade. Their
| n. In Ia snA utl rTf fhn
latest styles. They also guarantee to sell
them cheap.
On next Sunday night q total eclipse Of
the moon will OCCUR. The eclipse will be-
gin about O'Clock and end abont II o'clock.
The full moon will be totally obscured
when high in the heavens, and altogether
the phenomenon will be rare and interes-
ting one. Every one should make it point
to witness 1t.
DR.. w. J. King, Of this County, gradu-
ated from the Dental Department Of Van
derbilt University, Nashville, Tenn, last
week and returned home Saturday. The
Doctor was In the city Monday and gave
us pleasant call he hasnot yet decided
where he will locate to practice his pro.
fession.
At q meeting Of the County Democratic
Executive COMMITTEES last Monday, Mr. W.
r. McGill, the chairman, was Instructed
to remain In the office Of the County Su
peryisor during the time OF registration
for the purpose Of assisting Democratic
voters In securing their registration certifl-
Gates. Any person desiring his assistance
will call upon him.
Pickens Sentinel: "rhe News and Cb,.-
7.ier Of last Saturday was q IL page edition
and had two pictures In 1t. It was splen.
did write up Of the city of Anderson,
which Ii styled 1.-THE Pearl Of the Pied.
mont = Anderson has certainly been well
advertised, and that, too, by simply stating
the facts to the readers Of the Neaos and
Courier.
The Blackville correspondent OF the
Barnwell People says: "Mr. r. O. Laugh
LIN, of!Anderson, was In town several days
LAST week, and his many friends were de.
lighted to see him. Dick, y as We call
him, In ono Of the hsndsomest knights Of
the grip. representing the we'll known firm
OF r n. Bonar q Co.. Hatters, OF New
York. =
s Inlpursuance Of the call of the Forty
q meeting was held in the Court House
last Saturday to elect delegates to the Com
vention which meets in Columbia on 9th
inst Hon. John e. Breazeale presided
and Mr. J. B. Douthit acted as Secretary.
Col d. IL. Norris, Capt. T. F, Hill and
Mr.. a. z. Newell were elected delegates to
the Convention.
There Will be presented at the Lebanon
High School, septus. 8. O., on March 18th. &
at 8 o'clock p. M, the beautiful nautical
drama, Among tie Breakers" and that
roaring Of farce comedies, "ChopsJ Over
two hours and q half Of fun and eDjoymen
a small admission fee, for the benefit of
Che school, will be charged. All are cordi
ally invited to be present.
Z The5S Yorkville Yeon,a7, says: "Miss
Leizs Whitner, of Anderson. who was
here on aviait to Miss Annie Law dnring
the Pearson meeting, has goDe to Phila- 4
delphia to study to be q trained nurse.
Moro Of the Southern girls should follow
her noble example,. Why should the peo.
rle of the North have all the advantage
pver ueS Southern girls, fight for your
oight!p
) Al special session of the South Carolina
Presbytery has been called to meet in thls
city next Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, to
consider the application Of Rev. J. N. n.
OF Albemsrle Presbytery,
North Carolina Synod. to become mem.
Der of the South Carolins Presbytery, and
to arrange for his installation as pastor OF
the Anderson Presbyterian Church which
will take .piacs next Sunday morning.
All are cordially invited to attend the SER
vices.
1 The Columbia Evening News of last
Saturday says 1.-THE beautiful residence
OF Mr. George w. Newman, in the north
ern suburbs of the city, was the scene offs
most delightful dance last evening. The
occasion wss complimentary one to Miss
Irsne Murphy, one of Anderson's fairest
daughters, who is visiting the family OF
Mrs. J. T. Tarrer. A goodly number Of
Columbia ladies and gentlemen were
present, and seemed to enjoy the occasion
to their hearts content"
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, In this city, on Tuesday morning,
March 9th, 1895, at II O'Clock, Mr. Samuel
T.. Carpenter and Miss Hermine Smith,
eldest daughter of Mr.. Luther 2. Smith,
Rev. L. M. Aver, the BRIDES grandfather,
officiating. The the ceremony was wit
messed by the family and few special
friends OF the young couple. Mr.. Carpen-
ter Is native Of Elberton. Ga, but is now
one Of the INTELL1aENOER's typos. He
is s.steady, industrious young man, and is
very. fortunate in bis selection of a bride,
who. is one of Anderson's most popular
and excellent young ladies. We join the
many friends Of the young couple in ex-
tending congratulations. and wish them
all the happiness and prosperity attainable
in this life.