The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-04-14

! dS ule6lS QeTe Q6XC tQOQCD. ne Qelee8tes
will be warmly welcomed.
The Supreme Court meets in Columbis
next Tuesday. The cases from the Eighth
Circuit will be the first heard.
Mr.. Thomas Earle is confined to his
room with light attack Of pneumonia.
We wish him speedy recovery.
Mr.. Geo. A. Letford, representing the
great firm Of 81. E. Bucklen g. Co., Chicago
ILL.,, was in the city last Saturday.
A local weather prophet says we are go
! ing to have fine weather after the foil
moon, which comes next Saturday.
Messrs. L. P. and r. T. Smith are ar
! ranging TO run their usual annual excur.
sion to Charleston some time in May.
Mr.. James T. Gurley, of Dallas, Texas,
Ia on visit to his grandfather, o. II. P.
FAINT, and other relatives in this section.
Mrs. Frank Bamberg, of Bamberg, S.
c., is in the city visiting her parents. Her
| many old friends are delighted to greet her.
The bill posters for Barnum and Bailey g
big show. which exhibits in Anderson on
the 18th May, arrived in the city yesterday.
The rock crusher and engine recently
purchased by the City Council have ar.
rived and they will be put to work at once
Mr. J. M. Smith has been awarded the
contract for the erection of Mr.. S. D..
Brownlee's dwelling house on McDuffie
street.
Anderson ought to have a first-class
military company, and the young men Of
the city should rtorgan:ze the Palmetto
Rifles.
Married. on Tuesday evening, April Gtb,
1897, by G. P. Kay, Magistrate, Mr.. Noah
Lollis 10 Mrs. Anna Bfeazeale, all of this
County.
M.rlied. on Sun6av night, April 11th,
1897, by Magistrate J. Gilmer, on Facto.
~ Hill, Mr. Willie Hughes and Miss Hat.
tie Tins.
Don't ,rcet that "Bill Arp" will lecture
in the Opera House next Monday night.
Those who go to hear him may expect
rich literary t!elt.
Mayor Tully has been invited to attend
a convention of Mayors and Intendants of
the cities and towns in South Carolina on
the 5:h day Of May.
Miss Bertha Sharpe, one Of Anderson's
most popular young ladies, after an ex-
tended visit to friends in various sections
Of the State, has return ed home.
Married, by J. M. Broyles. Notary Pub.
lie. at his residence on Tuesday, April 9Th,
1897, Mr.. James I. Payne of GAINESVILLE,
Ca, and Miss Carlan, of the Fork.
C. F. Jones e. Co.'S. new advertisement
this week will interest moro especially the
men folks as it is devoted to talk on
clothing. This firm has big stock, and
prices are low down.
The Juvenile Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church will celebrate Easter with
appropriate exercises in the Church next
| Sunday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The
public is invited to attend.
Mr.. E. L. Dodd is agent for the Great
Cleaning Polish" which is advertised in
another column. :Housekeepers will be
pleased with it, as it will clean anything
that has smooth surface.
Alex. johnson and Doy. Thomas have
| moved their barber shop from the Webb
block to the room recently vacated by
FAINT e. Simpson, on south Main street,
next to the O'Donnell building.
In his new advertisement this week r.
S. Hill calls special attention to his stock
of Spring goods in the various depart
meats. 1t will interest both sexes, and
We advise you to read it carefully.
Messrs. J. L Niece and II. B. Fant
have exchanged property on Whitne1
street, the trade having been consumma-
ted yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE will
for the present board at the Chiquola.
Rock Hill Herald: "Mr. s. Cunning.
ham, of Anderson, has located in this city
and is associated with Cole & Parker, ol
the Construction Company, in the manu-
facture of wooden parts for mill machin
cry"
The Washington correspondent of the
Columbia State says that w. w. Russell
and John Cochran. Jr., are applicants fol
the Anderson postoffice. Postmaster Trib
BILE holds 8 commission for four years from
January, ls96.
Columbia will have floral fair, horse
and bicycle show on the 2Sth and 29tt
inst. The railroad fare for the round TRIP
from Anderson will be $i70. Ticket:
will be on sale on 9th, 2Sth and 90 h good
to return on May 1st.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Lillian Baker. daughter of Mr.. W
f. Baker, to DR.. A. +. Griggs, OF Atlanta
This happy event will take place in the
l ~ L.,
day, 2lst inst, at II o'clock.
Walhalla Courier: "Mr J. G Edwards
formerly of Brushy Creek Township, An
derson County, has recently bought tht
Holloway place. two miles from Walhalla
and moved on it. He is an industrious
farmer and excellent citizen"
Rev. w. r. Duncan will preach a
Ebenezer Church next Sunday morning
at II o'clock, and in the afternoon Prof
w. L. Willis will conduct singing. Tht
public is invited to attend both services
and to bring their hymn books.
Married, on Sunday, the 4th of April
at 10 o'clock, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. W. A. Arnold, near Central
Mr. Preston Camel, of Anderson County
to Miss Hope Arnold, of Pickens County
i S. c., Rev. W. c. Seaborn officiating.
Our young friend. w. S. Hutchinson
who has been attending medical college
in Baltimore, passed his examination mos
satisfactorily last week, and was awarded
his diploma at the graduation exercise @!
Monday, lie is expected home this week
Engineer N. a. McCully, of the United
States Navy, has recently been promoted
to the office of Lieutenant He is now OF
the coast of California. Lieut. McCully il
an Anderson boy, and We join his many
friends here in extending congratulations
Mr.. J. G.. Riley is now In his new quar-
ters on Whitner street, opposite the Post
office, aud is ready TO serve you with
good dinner at any time. He is also car
rying line of groceries which he is offer
ing at low prices. Read his advertisement
and give him call.
The Union Ncw Era says: "We ar
sorry that Mr.. L. G.. Evans, the popula
ticket agent and telegraph operator, ha
resigned his place at the Union Office. MI
Evans has made an efficient and accom-
moiating officer, giving unusual satisiac
ton the company and the public"
The Greenville Ncws of last Saturda,
says: "Secreary Sloan, of Clemson Col
lege, informs Mr.. Donaldson, of the boart
of trustees, that $50 feet of the dixie on th
lowlands belonging to the college has beel
washed away by the high waters and th
Seneca River was still rising at that time
The dixie has been under construction 70