The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-06
Mr. w r Hall has laid on our desk

usual size, but on one end OF 1t appears an
imitation of big snake coiled ready to
strike its enemy.
Andersons cotton receipts for this sea-
son, up to yesterday. aggregate total OF
50 400 bales This puts the receipts 2,59S
bales ahead of the receipts of last season
for the same time
The INTELL1GENcER is constantly en-
rolling new subscribers. but there is room
for more Now is the time to subscribe
aud keep posted on the war and the ap
preaching political campaign.
Lieut.. \. A. McCully, of the United
States Navy, has been ordered South, and
will arrive in Anderson next Saturday or
Sunday, where he will spend day or two
with his mother and other relatives.
Miss Lucia Taylor, one of the popular
society young ladies' of Anderson, S O..
spent several days in Eberton last week
with her friend, Miss Sallie Lou Arnold,
OF Heard street-Elberton (G0.) Star.
The Juvenile Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church will have their usual
| Easter exercises in the First Methodist
Church next Sunday afternoon at 430
o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
Mr.. w. P. Kay, who has been employed
at Messrs. Mccullough & Co.'S stables for
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Monday and will make his home there.
He is native of Anderson-Darlingtom
.NeacS.
We are requested to announce that the
public schools of Varennes Township
| District No. 10y will close on Friday, 29th
inst. All claims must be filed in Superin.
tendent Attaway's Office on Or before the
| fret Monday in May.
The many friends of Mr.. Thad. E. Hor
ton in this section will be interested in the
pleasant fact that he has received from the
New York Times the position of Wash.
ington correspondent. and that in future
he will make that city his home.
Mr.. Chas. II. Speights, the genial solicit
ing agent ofthe C. g. w. C. R. R., was in
the city this morning. He authorizes us
to announce that his Road will have
through car from Anderson to Charleston
on the 2G!h inst for the accommodation of
the Confederate Veterans and their friends.
Mr.. A. LESSER, of this city, left last Sat
urday for New York, where, on yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, he was married to
Miss Pauline Well q sister of our fellow
townsman, Mr.. j. H. We'll. The happy
couple will reach Anderson next Sunday.
Tom G. Gentry, who has been clerking
at Tho Hotel Chiquola the past six months,
has returned to Richmond, Va, where be
has been appointed clerk in the Post
office. Mr.. Charlie Poore. of this city, has
been given Mr.. Gentry's place at the Chi
quola for the present.
This being Holy Week services are held
every day in Grace (Episcopsl) Church at
10 o'clock q. m. The usual Easter servi-
ces will be held there next Sunday morn
ing The rector, Rev. W. T. Cspers, cor
daily invites the friends of his congrega-
tion to attend these services.
Brown, Osborne & Co. extend thanks to
the public for their presence at their open
irg last Thursday, and invite their atten-
tion to few of the many Easter novelties
in store for them. Call and see them this
week. They are putting forth special
effort in behalf of Easter goods.
Mrs. NJ. Bryce Clinkscales, of Due West.
died in the Grady Hospital, Atlanta Ga,
few days ago. She was devoted mother
and wife and an excellent Christian. She
had many friends and relatives in Ander-
son County who regret her death. She
leaves husband and seven children.
Miss Eloise Ducket. who is student
at the Greenville Female College, came
home last Friday and spent several days
with her parents. She was accompanied
by Miss Meta Allen, of Lowndesville and
Miss Jessie Covington, of Florida, both OF
whom are attending the same College.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Thomp. Breazeale OF
Mount Olive. n. c., are spending few
weeks near this city visiting the formers
parents. This is Thomp's. first visit home
since his marriage, and his many old
friends believe he has improved wonder
fully in appearance since that important
event.
South Carolina Baptist: Then there is
Bro. II. B Fant. the true, faithful, ear
nest, pious, and godly one. who, while his
work is principally outside of our bor-
ders. is a recognized power for good where
he lives and wherever he goes He never
tires, never gives up, but works on with a
will, kno wing by faith that his labor shall
not be in vain.
y few day $ ago as the northbound train
on the Savannah Valley Road was near
Lowndesville q little darkey was seen
lying on The track asleep by the engineer
The noise of the train awoke him, but not
in tme to make his escape. lie was struck
by the train and knocked to one side The
train was stopped and the engineer ran to
the boy. who was found to be only slightly
hurt.
Another large aud enthusiastic meeting