The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-27

occupied Mr.. Summercll's pulpit at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Edwards preached in the evening.
Mr.. f. b. Dunn, of Dublin, Ireland,
ia in the city visiting his uncles, Messrs.
VIM. and Richard Laughlin. He will
probably become citizen of the United
States.
Now that the blackberry crop is
about exhausted. we would suggest to
the Blue Ridge Railway people to put
Walhalla.
Before purchasing your goods con
suit the advertising columns of TIE
INTELLIGENCER. and you will know
where to get the best goods for the
least money.
Aicssrs. w. ii. Harrison and Noel
Sharpe have returned home from Hot
Springs, Ark. where they have been
spending few weeks rccuperating
their health.
The people of Meals Creek Church
have decided to have services twice
month next year, and have reelected
Rev. o. j. Copeland, their present pas
tor, to serve.
Mr.. G. NJ. Buchanan has nestled in
quito cOZy home on McCully street,
"hOuse warming" party to host of
friends in the near future.
Ensign Louis G.. Richardson, of the
United States Navy. has recently been
transferred to San Francisco. Cal. He
Is an Anderson boy. and is highly es-
tcemed by his superior officers.
We are panied to announce the very
serious illness of Onr staunch old
friend, Mr. jas. A. Drake, at his home
in the County. Recent reports from
his bedside are not encouraging.
The Baptist congregation at Walhals
Ia has called the Rev. l.. Carlyle Bran
yOi, of Hartwell. Ca, for pastor. Mr..
BranyOn is a native of this County and
is a young minister Of great promise.
Will Wright, negro, was commit
ted to Jail last Friday by Magistrate
Stone, of Varennes, charged with
criminal assault ON little negro girl,
aged about = years, three weeks ago.
Mr.. W ID. Bewley. accompanied by
his little son of Elberton, Ca, has been
his sisters. Mrs. e: S. Sullivan and Mrs.
w. Fl. Fricrson, the latter being seri-
ously i'll.
Mr.. S. w. Williford, Jr, has accept
cd Il position as salesman with Messrs.
Dean d Ratlitfe, where he would be
glad to see his friends That firm is to
be congratulated upon such happy
selection.
The large and attractive advertise
ment of &. +. Jones g. Co. this week
will prove interesting to every one OF
our readers, old and young, male and
female, and we advise you to read it
carefully.
l.. y. Tanncry. Il merchant uf this
city, claims that negro attempted To
O'Clock, ju1t as he began to ascend the
stairway leading to his room on the
second floor.
Moore, Ackcr &. Co. have added to
their stock Il new and complete line of
fancy dress goods, millinery, etc. which
will be in charge of Mrs. ID. Nj. Wilson
and Miss Ola Moore. Read their new
advertisement.
a number of farmers are storing
their cotton i'll the Anderson Ware
house. The storage rates arc very rca
sOnablc, and tho farmers can draw so
per cent of the value Of their cotton on
their certificates.
Miss Blanche Cox, Of Honeu Path,
Miss Augusta IInbbard, Mcssrs. Ray,
mOnd Elgin and Guy Norris, III tiiis
city: will go to Nashville, Tenn, this
week to take up their studies in the
Peabody Normal College.
ID. c. Brown s. Bro. having bought
the entire stock Of tho Electric City
Shnn n nv n11
an offering these goods at one half the
original price. Read their new advcr-
tlscmcnt III another column.
The few cases of small pox in Brushy
Creek Township, this County, arc with
ana not IN the city OF Anderson, rs the
headlines over the article of the An
dcrsOn correspondent of the Grccnvillc
Nctr% would indicate.
Mrs. Pauline Gurganus. who has been
spending the summer vacation with
her parents in this city, has returned
to Marion, Ala, to resume her duties
rs teacher in the Julson Female In
stitutc:. She was accompanied by her
ncicc, Miss Louise Patrick, who is 8:
student of the Institute
Onr little friend, Leila Tins. the s.
Ht'I Oiu uduSltcf OI MI. a. l.. ms, or
Garvin Township, picked one hun
drcd pounds of cotton in 0,ie day
last, week, which is a good days
work Tor many grown people. Is there
another S-ycnr-Old girl in the County
who can beat Lcia's record:
At the grand millinery opening of
Julius II. We'll g. Co. tomorrow and
Friday, Alr. a. G. Hcggie, the cclc-
bratcd. representative of the renowned
Tetley's teas: will serve a cup of this
tea to each lady. Everybody is well
come. Read the new advertisement
for particulars of the opening.
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We arc in receipt of the catalogue cf
the Winthrop Normal and Industrial
College for tho year 1808-'09. 1t is
handsome publication, containing 104
pages, and giving q vast deal of useful