The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-03-17

have his friends and acquaintances call and
see him there.
The Columbia State Of Sunday says:
Mrs. Carrie .McCully and her grand
| daughter, Miss Nina Patrick, Of Anderson,
arc visiting Colonel Meals family on Lau-
rel street. They are on their way to Char.
lesion TO visit friends there"
Mr.. l.. J. Courtney is filling MIR. \. l..
Fants place as postal clerk on the Blue
Bidge Railroad during his absence as a
delegate to the Mutual Benefit Association
Of the Railway Mail Service, which is now
in session in San Francisco, California.
We invite your attention to the new ad
vertisement of John A. Austin IL Co.
This live grocery firm has Just received q
big lot of choice fresh hams, pork sausage,
pure Muscovado molasses, which will be
sold at low prices. Give them an early
call.
Ifyour husband or son or sweetheart
needs suit of clotes. q hat or furnishing
goods, the new advertisement Of Hall u
Milford will interest you this week. This
firm is now receiving its Spring stock, and
cordially invite you TO call and inspect it.
Prices are lower than ever
The Lemaire Optical Co. has appointed
the Anderson Drug Co. agents for its cele.
brated eye glasses and spectacles. In the
near future a specialist will visit Ander-
son to introduce the glasses. For further
information, watch the columns of the
INTELLIGENcER and call on the Anderson
Drug CO.
Gov. Ellerbe has announced his con-
stabulary appointments. The force has
been reduced to forty.two men. There
were one hundred and sixty applications
for the positions. Messrs. G.. i. Cooley,
of Williamson, r. II. Newell, of Iva, and
r. M. Wright, Of this city, were among
the fortunate applicants.
1t will do you good to read the new ad-
vertisement of D. G. Brown e. Bro. in this
| issue. They name prices on great many
desirable goods, and are making unusually
low prices on flour. They earnestly re-
quest all farmers who want to buy flour
| in lots to see them. They handle it in
| immense quantities and sell it at very
! close margin.
The leading attraction for the last week
in March is the annual Spring Opening of
Brown, Osborne & Co., on Thursday,
the 25th instant, from 9 o'clock a. m.
" ~.
cordially invited to be present on that
occasion. No cards will be issued. Read
their new advertisement in this issue and
see what they say about goods and prices.
We received an invitation to attend
banquet given by the Merry Makers AS
sociation Of Augusta Ca, at the Planters
Hotel in that city last night and regretted
that circumstances over which We had no
control prevented rs from attending. We
know it was Joyous occasion, for the
people of that progressive city never fail
in making big SUCCESS of anything they
undertake.
A man answering the description of
James Jones, who is wanted in Hamilton
County, Texas, for numbering the Deputy
Sheriff of that County, was arrested by
Chief Police Dillingham; last week. The
Texas authorities wore notified, but as no
definite information could be received
from them the man was released yester-
day. He gave his name as Will Jones,
but denied being wanted in Texas.
Mr.. C. F. Jones has returned from the
eastern markets and will be glad to have
his friends and customers call in and sec
tn beautiful Spring goods purchased
LQSle. luey are DelllS IeColf cu cNciy udy
now, and it is always pleasure for them
to show you what they have. Miss Cop
per, of Baltimore, has also returned to the
city, and is again in charge Of the milli-
merry department OF this firm.
Honea Path Chronicle: "Quite an ex-
element was created at the Barkers Creek
school yesterday evening. Two mon
coming from Anderson, who were drink
ing heavily, broke up the school in dis
order. 1t seems that they frightened the
teacher and pupils from the school house,
by running after them with sticks. All
the parties are well known and will doubt
less experience trouble before it is settled"
The Southern Baptist Convention meets
in May at Wilmington, n. G. The South
ern Railway has announced the low rate
of one first class fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be on sale May Ord to 7th
inclusive. On May 5th and 9th through
+ train with Pullman sleeping cara, will run
between Atlanta and Wilmington. Per-
| sons can leave Anderson at p. N. on the
| days mentioned, going via Greenville, and
| arrive in Wilmington next morning at
| o'clock. Further announcements will be
| made later.
Mrs. Cummings, of fAtlanta, reached An
derson last Monday, and takes charge of
| the dress making parlors Of Brown, Os-
| borne & Co. to day. Mrs. Cummings is
no stranger in our midst; she is well
known here, and is lady of rare taste, and
with the advantages Of several years eX-
perience with some Of the leading dress
makers of the Gate City, she comes to us
we'll qualified in every way to do the best
and most artistic dress making, and we
trust that our people will show their ap-
probation of Mrs. Cummings talent by
giving her most liberal patronage
Mrs. McGregor, relict Of the late John
McGregor, died at the home Of her SON
in-law, Mr.. S. G. Majors, near this city,
on Tuesday afternoon. She had been in
| feeble health for number of years, but
| she bore her sutferings with that patience
characteristic of true Christian, and was
ready for the summons of death. Mrs.
McGregor was sister Of the late John
| A. Reeves, and was q most excellent
woman. Her remains will be inferred
this afternoon at Mountain Creek Church.
She leaves three daughters and one son
to mourn her death.
Greenville Nountainccr: "The death
Of Mr.. A. 3. Towers, of Anderson, will
| prove 4 great loss to our sister city. For
fifty years he has been one of its most
valuable citizens, and no man has ever
| lived there who did more for the moral
and religious welfare of the community,
| The aid and encouragement he has given
| 10 young men in quiet, unobstrusive
way was 8 distinctive feature of his life,
and the value of his labors in this direc.
ton cannot be computed. Mr.. Towers
was a thoroughly consistent Christian,
and his example has boon uniform and
wholesome at all times. II @ was Is years
OF age, and be vas like shock of corn
fully ripe for the garner"
Ahbeville Press and Banner: "Rev.
w. r. Earle began his ministry at the
Baptist Church last Sunday, preaching
morning and evening. lie made favor
able Impression on the congregation. lie
has had ample advantages and gives evil
dence of careful training and faithful
study. Mr.. Earle is native Of Anderson
| County. He is graduate of Eurman
| University and of the Southern Baptist
| Theological Seminary at Louisville, hay
ing recently taken g course in the latter
institution. Services will be held in
| the Baptist Church on the first and third
| Sundays in the morning and the first Sun
| day in the evening. The second and
| fourth Sundays have been given to Buffalo
and Troy.
The continuous growth Of tho Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York
| has for many decades been q source of