The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-03


in Anderson, and their card appears In
another column. If you want any insur
ance, it will pay you to see these gentle
men and get their rates.. They will take
pleasure in giving yoa NIL necessary infor-
nation.
Some Of the young men of the town are
trying to organize b!ass band, and have
succeeded in interesting some of their lady
friends, who met last week and decided to
give hot supper, the proceeds to 60 TO
this cause. A com mmittee has been appoint
ed to solicit subscriptions or donations,
and 1t is hoped that everybody will give
something.
The annual meeting of the Independent
Hook and Ladder Company was held Mon
day night, and the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year: Fore
man, A. Ban Allen; 1st Assistant Fore
man, J. w Dodd; 2nd Assistant Foreman.
W. F. TollJ; Secretary and Treasurer, A..
G. Todd; Surgeon. DR.. j. c. Hsrrie; Chap.
lain, Rev. G. P. Watson.
The dinner house on the G. & Rail-
road has been changed from Ninety Six to
Greenwood, and mime Host" Rilev now
feeds the hungry traveller. The Ninety
Six house had almost national reputa
ton for good dinners, but Mr.. Riley is an
experienced landlord, and we feel safe 10
saying that he will always give the traveller
satisfaction.
The Board OF Managers of the Epworth
Orphanage, which will be under The charge
of the South Carolina M. e Con ference
have called for competitive bids for the
location of said Orphanage on or before
NAV 1st next. The Board will be inhu.
enced in it's choice of location by the most
advantageous offers in the moat euitable
places. Anderson should make bid tor
this institution.
A meeting Of Camp Benson. United Con.
federate Veterans, was held in the city last
Monday, and the following delegates were
elected to attend the big reunion OF the
Veterans al Houaton, Texas, on May 2O;h:
]. u, Mauldin, j. J. Baker, j. M. Glenn
and John E,kew; alternates. j. W. Norris.
M. P. Tribble, W. T. McGill and J. P.
Glenn. The railroad fare Is one cent
mile. Tickets will be on sale May 18th
and are good for ten days.
A special to the Columbia State from
Bolton, under date of April l, says: "Quite
q sensation WAS created here yesterday
| when barrel of corn whiskey, three parts
full. was discovered q few steps from
public street in an open place-so much so
that some parties had seen it every day for
some iays before it was found to be corn
| mice. It bears Commissioner Mixson's
name and was probably stolen from car
en- route to Columbia"
Alta meeting of the survivors of the Pal.
metto Rihemen, held in the city'lsst Satur..
dsy, it was decided to hold reunion OF
the Company at Keys Springs on Satur-
day. July Goth. The following gentlemen
ments: g. F. Tolly, ]. P. Sullivan. ]. N
Bvrum. A. a. Osborne, W. A. FAINT and
RI Keys Measrs. D Fl. Russell, A. z.
Hubbard and J. F. Clinkscales were ap
pointed committed on invitations
The Means Co. announce In their new
advertisement this week that their epring
stock of clothing. gents furnishing goods,
hats, ETC., is now complete and ready Tor
the inspection Of the public. They have
in store large stock in every department,
and the prices are remarkably low. They
can tit any size person, and guarantee sat
| isfaction to every customer. Be sure to
give them IN early call. They consider it
no trouble to show their goods and quote
prices.
The Ladies' Store cordially invites the
public to call and inspect the immense
stock of spring goods that is now being
displayctl on its shelves and counters. Miss
Lizzie Williams. the proprietress. spent
some time In the markets, and, with her
usual good taste and judgment, selected
stock that can't be e1celled, and she Is
offering everything at very low prices
Read her advertisement and give her call
She will take rl'ssure in showing her
goods and telling you all about the latest
styles.
Mrs. A. Viola Neblett, of Greenville,
was In the city Monday and hoDored the
IrTRLL1aENoER sanctum with a short call.
Mrs., Neblett ia Vice. President of the South
Carolina Woman's Suffrage Association,
and is digni6ed lady of much Intelligence.
| She is now travelling in the interest OF the
National Woman's Suffrage Association,
and is arranging for lectures on Woman's
suffrage in all Of the large towns In the
| State. A lecture will be delivered in An.
derson some time in May.
Walhulla Courier: "The many friends
of Rev, W. T. Duncan regret to learn OF
his removal from the Walhalla Circuit
Although this is bis first year in Confer
ence, and be has been on this charge only
four months, yet he has become firmly
established in the confidence and esteem
of all our people. He and his good wife
are unswerving in devotion to their high
and holy calling, and many years OF great
usefulness and honor await them in the
vineyard of the Lord. The Churches Of
the South Anderson Circuit are exceed.
ipgly fortunate In securing as their pastor
the Rev. W. T. Duncan, end they can rest
assured that everv post Of duty will be
faithfully filled. He will neither resign
nor retreat under fire. The best wishes
of our people go with Mr. and Mrs. Dun-
| can to their new field of labor"
G. F. Jones & Co.'s new advertisement
this week speaks for itself and We know It
will be read carefully by the ladies', for 1t
| is Intended more especially for them. 1t
10 devoted exclusively to their millinery
department.. In this line these gentlemen
have the largest stock they have ever
brought to Anderson, and they are deter
mined to sell the goods. iflow prices, pretty
styles and honest goods be any induce
ment They have an experienced milliner
and two assistants in their employ, and
these ladies will take pleasure in showing
all the latest styles to their customers.
The ladies are cordially invited to call and
see the goods, and if you are not pleased
with style, quality and price you need not
buy. Just note some of the prices quoted
in their advertisement. When you visit
| tho o;tu and on ont shornnp do not fail to