The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-05

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convene at Lebanon Church in Abbe-
vile County next Friday afternoon.
Rev. j. N. II. Summerel and Elder j..
B. Lewis will represent the Anderson
Church.
We regret to learn that Mrs. E. w.
Taylor, who has been quite indisposed
for some time, is not very much i'm
| proved at this writing, though her
friends hope for her ultimate and speedy
recovery.
An important meeting of the Young
| Mems Business League will be held IN
the City Hall tomorrow Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock. Every man
who is interested in the welfare of An
| dcrson should attend.
Mr. Jesse Maxwell, of Walhalla,
now holds the position of t1agman on
the Blue Ridge Railroad. He succeeds
| his brother Mr.. John Maxwell, who is
now a fireman on the Southern between
| Columbia and Augusta.
Last Thursday the barn and stables
on the Whitaker place, owned by Mr..
J. A. Hall. in Varennes Township, were
burned. 1t is not known how the fire
originated. The loss is estimated at.
$500. The insurance is 500.
Lieut.. w. y. Scott, OF the Second
South Carolina Regiment, whohas been
spending a few days athome ona short
| filrlough. returned to Augusta ycster-
day. Cuba has treated him well. He
gained fifty pounds in weight during
| his stay there.
The Sunday School Institute of the
Saluda Baptist Association Will meet
at Hopewell Church on the. Goth anu
2Gth inst All the Churches in the AS
sociation are urged to send delegates.
An interesting program IS beng ar-s
ranged for the occasion.
Our young friend. Joe. Trowblidge,
chief musician of the End South Caro-
| lima Regiment, which has Just returned
from Cuba to Augusta to be mustered
out, came up last Thursday Ona short
furiongh. He brought with him rs Il
souvenir from Cuba Il young monkey.
The ladies of the Catholic Church re-
quest lis to return thanks to all friends
who so kindly sent their palms and
potted flowers for the decoration OF the
Church on Easter Sunday. and to as
sure them that they were highly appre-
ciated by both the pastor and congrc-
CATION.
The regular annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge, knights OF Honor, will
be held in Columbia on "Wednesday
and Thursday, April 18th and Goth.
Capt. p. X. McCully is the delegate
from the Anderson Lodge, and Mr.. ).
Baylis Lewis will attend as one OF the
grand officers.
The Barlow and Baker Stock Co.,
which appeared in tic Opera House
last Thursday and Friday evenings
more than pleased their audiences in
the presentation of '.Damon and
Pythias'' and "Ricllclier. 1t is a fine
company, and will probably return to
Anderson later in the season.
1t takes nearly the entire eighth page
of the INTELLlGENcER again this week
for &. F. Jones s. Co. to tell of the
immense stock Of goods they have in
store for the trading public, and we
advise you to read it carefully, rs 1t
contains some valuable information:
Every department. is complete and
prices are very low.
The entire INTELLIGENcER force had
the pleasure of dining last Monday at
Riley's Dining Room, as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley. 1t is not often
that the poor printers have the pleasure
of indulging in such feasts rs Mr. Riley.
spreads before his patrons, and OF
course it was highly enjoyed. When
You want Il good. square meal give MI.
Riley a call.
| DR.. W. G.. McGcc. of this city, has
been granted Il patent on an improve
ment in umbrella frames, the principle
OF which is the attachment OF the RIBS
to the upper sleeve aud the. brace to
the lower sleeve without a wire, max,
| ing them tlctaclable morctlnrlblc and
of greater strength, covering. in fact.
all the weak points III an umbrella
frame. Tile invention will no doubt
bca big success. and may bring :ltor-
time to tie Doctor, We hope twill.
The Greenwood indcr, OF last Friday.
says: 'sDrs. Shirley and llomgll. oi
Honca Path. performed Il srcccssfn
Opcrtion on Mrs. w. j. AIcGrc. of that
place. last Tuesday. HE operation
consisted in removing Il large tllnl0r
on the back. Mrs. Mct;ccs is tin. only
sister of AIcSSrS. a. j. and j. W.
Sprolcs. Mrs. a. j. Sprolcs went up
| Thursday mollling TO be witlllcr HE
latest news from there is that the patti
cnt is doing we'll and no trouble is APP
prchcnlct These talented young doc
tors have anzcNtenlc,l reputation III
| the field of surgery. to which cNcly
operation they perform adds greatly.
The (;rccnvilc Nrmx of last Saturday
says: .T. NJ. AIayiicll died yesterday
atllis home III Piedmont in the 4itll
year of llls age. Mir. Mayticltl had been
| in declining health tor the past several
years but had been confined tO his bet
only three weeks previous to his death.
He waSa native OF Anderson County,
which waS his home up to two years
ago when llc crcmovct to Piedmont. A
widow and six children survive. HIS
chiIdrcll;lrr ID. NJ. Mayiclt. Mrs. He.
IIiott, l.. ID. AIHytcld. III. Mnyiicld
and Misses B. L. and j. {. MaNlicld.
Mr.. AIayicld WIS Il member of Il large
family, five brothers and three. sisters
surviving linn. He waS;l Nlclnbcl.o1
Bcavcrtlunl Baptist Church, Anderson
| County. and lived Hslilcnl consistent
Christian conduct and wash KIND ;ln.
ai1rrtionatc husband and t';itller. he
funeral will.octllr ;ll tile Hc:Nclalin-
Church to-d;ly.
.ast Friday evening. in The. Chapel
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