The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-05-23

& On the a. q e. r.
sAn:A Anderson girl says she saw twen-
tys6ye cents young man wearing six
dollar hat last Sunday. @
3As new comet, says an3exchange, is COM
ing this way, and can be seen with the
mixed eye about the last Of May. ;s...
Walter Brock, one of Honea Paths
4 most popular and worthy young men,
spent Monday night in the sity.
The pain rush is being used freely in
Anderson Anumber of our citizens are
having Is residences repsinted.
Apply kerosene witha rag when you
ars.abcs oput your stoves away for the
SUNNI. will prevent them from rt1sting.
Mr. "a. Mahafey, OF this County, had
horse to die of blina staggers while vis-
s5iting friends in Laarens County recently.
s. Tie; city is beginning to assume Sum
rner appearance, and the merchants and
business men generally are having quiet
;ssttirae.
On account Of failure to make the neces-
! ssaay arrangements, the proposed picnic Of
s the Baptist Sunday School has been post;
poned.
.ssG Col. ]. r. Cochran d family have moved
from Walhalla to Anderson, having rent
sSed Mrs: McCully,s residence on Main
setrset.
Resy. ID. Tadlock, d. d., one Of the
Professors in the seminsry at Columbia,
) preached in the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday.
Rev z. NJ. Bailey, D. D., State secre.
tay of the Foreign Mission Board of the
Baptist Church, preached in this city last
Sunday.
Mr.aJ. 8. starke, one of ,Abbeville
County's popular young men, paid the
SsINTEIIIaENoER pleasant call last Mon
day morning. 81 I. s:s Il:
THE; Quarterly Conference Tor the West
Anderson Circuit will be- held at Proyi-
dence Church next Saturday and Sunday,
S:25th and 26t inst. +
.lins old farmer ssys that so far this.
Spring has been a repetition Of 1882, the
syeer In which such abundant crops Of all;
kinds were gathered. g
Mr.: o. B.sVanWy Wyck, of Salisbury NJ.
U., is spending 9 few days in the city With
RELATIVES. his friends are delighted to see
him at his old home orice more.
Last Friday: Mr.: John Tucker, Of fHope.
well Township, had valuable horse to-
die OF blind staggers. This disease is GET:
ting to be common in ths County, t
.EEhere are q number Of fine patches Of
{ small grain In and around the city, but
tho best patch of oats we have seen is on.
River street, and belongs to MI. F. NJ.
BEtler.
Mr. Robert Ligon CAME home from
Epartanburg last week quite sick, and is
sstil confined to his room. We join his
many friends in wishing him speedy re-
scovery.
Rev. Sam. Small has been very Ill in
& Atlantis, and for that reason has not been
ablet to fill his appointment in Anderson.
& As soon as his health will permit be will
visit US.
III yor want to purchase one of the best
Z baby carriages and one of the best refrig-
orators, call on 9. F. Tolly, who is sell
i: ing them at very low prices. See sdver-
; tigement.
Hon. ". D. Mars, one Of Abbeville
County s leading citizens, died at his
I home near Mt. Carmel last week. He
was at one time member Of the State
Legislature.
Our young friend, Frank McGee, who is
engaged in business at Toceoa, Ga, came
&. home last Saturday quite sick and is still
confined to his room. We hope he will
soon be himself again.
The Court House Is to be furnished
with new furniture. It is expected 10
arrive in q few days, and will DO placed in
the Court Room at once. It has been
needed for long time.
see more energy displayed and more
improvements being made in Anderson
than have seen in any other town or city
thatI have visited in the State" said a
drummer the other day.
Should a young man be careless Of his
shoe laces it's said that he will be as neg
8 leetful Of Ills wife, but In care he laces his
shoes very. tight he will be attentive, but
very stingy toward her.
Mr.. 81. N. Reid, of Augusta, Ga, spent
day in the city last week, and, as usual,
his numerous friends were glad to see
him. There Is not q more clever drum
mer on the road than he.
We are requested to announce that the
closing exercises OF Bolton High School
(oolored) will take place on Friday, 31st
inst. DR.. ]. J. Durham, of fColumbia, will
deliver the annual address.
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Married, on Thursday, May 10th, 1889,
2 at the residence of the BRIDES father, Mr..
D, a. Hammond. by Rev. G.. NJ: Rogers,
..Gr. E: L. Owen and Miss Josephine Ham
7 :.mond, all Of Anderson County.
There will be special meeting Of the
y Pioneer Fire Company on tomorrow,
(Friday) evening, at 81 o'clock. The
meeting will be an important one, and
: the members are urged to attend prompt
".
Marion NJ. Mattison, of Donnaldsville
IS. G., spent night In the city last week
3 EIe said he came to Anderson to have bis
s hair cut. Now, that is very compliment
6 tary to The Anderson BARRIERS, but when
HeWent courting we never called it by
taat name.