The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-09-25

Etoile Watson. Meta Allen and Corrie
Poore left the city yesterday for Greenville
Female College.
Prof W. P. Holland leaves next Friday
for Louisville. KY, where he will again
take up his course of study in the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary. We join
bi, many friends in wishing him pleasant
sojourn in Louisville.
Ladies of Anderson are hereby notified
that 1t is not safe to 20 ont shopping with
more than eight or nine thousand dollars
went out with ten thousand and now she
has that much less change.
Mr.. Jeptha Harper has shown us a set
OF pewter plates, which were given to him
in 1910 by his mother. and which, of
course, he prizes very highly. They are
very heavy and will last for several gen.
erations. They are curiosity now.
The following paragraph FROM the Gsff.
ney Ledger accounts for that handsome
cottage that has recently been erected in
Belton: "Court Stenograpber j. D. Camp.
bell was In the city Sunday, the Ledger
Is informed, on "court'-ing business"
Bishop Capars will be in Anderson next
Sunday, 29sh inst to administer the rite Of
confirmation in Grace (Episcopa) Church.
The Bishop has many warm friends In our
city, where he once lived, aud his visits
here are always source OF great pleasure
TO them.
Walhalla Courier: "Mr. and Mrs. D. E
Carlisle, of Anderson, were in Walhalla
on Monday and Tuesday last, attending to
some important business matters Mrs
of Fair Play, where she has many
fiiends."
B O. Evans q Co.'s new advertisement
on the first page will interest the men
folks. This firm has big stock of cloth
ing, hats, furnishing goods, etc, and are
offering them at prices that will please all
Read what they say, and don't fail to In.
spect their stock.
That man, Minor, the ente' prising pre-
prietor of the Ten Cent Store, has a new
advertisement in this paper, and it will
pay you to read 1t carefully. BE haa just
received more than car load of crockery,
and he is going to get rid of 1t. even if he
has to almost give it away. Call and see
him.
Last Friday the Board of Examiners
announced the result Of the examination
for the vacant cadetship at the Citadel
from this County. There were ten app!i-
cants. Frank Farmer. BOD Of our towns
man, Mr. J. L. Farmer, was the successful
applicant, with Milledge Bonham, Jr /,
alternate.
Josie, the year-old daughter Of Mr.. J..
A. CAN'T, Jr, died at her home in the
Broyles section last Monday morning.
after brief illnese with diphtheria. She
was bright, interesting little girl, and her
death has brought sadness to many hearts.
The grief stricken parents have the sympa.
thy OF their friends.
Mr.. Andy Brown and family. who have
been residing in Texas the past year, re-.
turned to their old home near this city
last week. Mr.. Brown says he Is con
WINGED that there Is no better country than
old Anderson County. He Is now clerk
ing for D. G. Brown & Bro, and will be
glad to have his friends call and see him.
Miss Daisy ]. Brown, who was elected
teacher of Art in the Graded School. de-
sires to form class early in October, to
teach at her home until ths opening of the
School, Miss Brown has bad much ex
perience, after careful training in the diff
ferent branches of Art st the Metropolitan
School of Art in New York City. Apply
to her for further particulars as to terms,
etc.
The Oconee County Teachers Assccis
ton will have meeting at Townville next
Saturday, beginning at II N and tt 9
occasion promises to be more than ordi-
narily interesting. The Rev J. Steck, D.
D OF Walhalla, who for many yesrs bas
been identified with educational work. and
Col. John B Patrick, of this city. whuse
reputation as an educator 10 widely known.
will address the Association on educational
topics. Anderson County teachers and
the public generally are invited to attend.
Among Andereon's most enterprising
merchants Is U E. Seybt, and In his new
advertisement this week be tells you how
il will pay you to inspect his fall and win
ter stock Of goods. He has an immense
stock, and every department is complete
His millinery department ia very exten-
sive and attractive. and the women should
not fail to see it. Mr.. Seybt is also making
prices are extremely low. he wants you
to visi. his store, whether you make pur-
chase or not.
We have had the pleasure Of taking a
peep at the many beautiful goods at the
Ladies' Store, and we advise all the ladies
to go and do likewise. Miss Lizzie Will
liams, the proprietress, has never shown q
prettier or cheaper stock Of goods. She
makes specially of ladies' and children's
goods, and has great variety. Some Of
the new patterns Of dress goods are ex-
ceedingly pretty and wonderfully cheap.
The millinery department. Is complete.
Read the new advertisement of the Ladies'
Store, and be sure to visit it at onc".
Honea Path Chronicle: "Capt ]. M.
Patrick, representing the Ne,os and Cou-
1.ier and State, and also the ANDERSON
INTELLIaENCER, attended the colt show last
Friday. Capt Patrick is man Of lofty
views, and high literary talent and never
fails to make friends wherever he goes.
He ia an instructor in the P. NJ. l., a col
lege which has done untold good for the
State, by sending out from its walls some
OF the brainiest and most talented men in
the State. A warm welcome awaits the
Captain at any time he finds 1t convenient
to come amongst u.s.
Mrs. M. n. McGee, near Essie, 5. U {,
enjoyed visit from her uncle and aunt,
MI. and Mrs John Gordon, and their esti.
mable son, Thomas, accompanied by Dr.
l. g. Goss, Of Bowman, Ga, last week
Mr.. Gordon was born and reared in Hart
County, Ga, but went to Louisville, KY,
in early manhood and since that time has
been engaged in the mercantile business
there. he is pious man and has been
blessed in many wavs. This was his first
visit to the South In % years, and his many
relatives and friends we're glad to see his
kind face again.
We invite your attention to the adver.
tisement of Messrs Osborne & Anderson.
These young gentlemen are experienced in
business. and having bought the stock of
Moss & Brown, will continue the business
at the old stand. Mr. Osborne formerly
c!erked for Moss & Brown, and Mr.. Ander-
son for Kay q Baker. They will keep a
complete stock Of fancy and heavy grocer.
les, confectioner'es, tobacco, cigars ETC., and
they want you to inspect their stock and get
their prices. Read carefully what they
say, and don't fall to give them q call.
We will guarantee they will treat you
right.
It Is stated that Geo. N. Adams, W. T
Mixson and Fred. B Maxwell, the three
fastest bicycle riders In the South, would