The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-27
The IKTEIIIaHNorR force is:indebted to:
the Anderson: Ice Co. 5lor, a. cake ;of ice.3,
Their: factory Is now running night and,
day, and IS prepared to an all orders given.


heir factory Is now running night and;
d day, and is prepared to an all orders given.
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Mr.: Charlie Gassawsy, who has been
Y attending Furman University has re-
,aturned home to spend his vacation. We;
were glad to have ;sa call from him on
Tuesday. 8 s;.s
Weare requested toaannounce that Elder:
EAAd dams, q Primitive Baptist prsacher,.
will preach at Mr. Jeptha Watkins resi-
ssdence on Thursday and Friday, July 9Th;
and 9th.
10 mr.. i. 'TolberG, former resident Of
Anderson, but who is now living at Dor
rob, in Iaurens County, was in the city
pleasant call. -.
~ Mr.. and Mrs, II. ". Durant, OF; Sumter,
81 8. O., are in the city visiting their daugh-
4 ter, Mrs. G. w. Webb. Mr.. Durant Is one
of Sumter's popular merchants and most
excellent citizens. si
Annie and Tuckie Cox. OF Bolton, Miss
7 Cowan, of ,storeyille, and Mics Elsie
king, OF Seneca, spent Last week in the
city with their friend, Miss Blanche
Brown.
The Comptroller General has reap
pointed Mr.. John Ms Geer, ,of Bolton, to
deliver pensions to the pensioners living
sin the Vicinity of BslGon. After the Lat Of
July Mr.. Geer will be ready to deliver the
a pensions: 4ss. 4.
The Excelsior Base Ball Club went over
Il to Williamston on the 18th inst. and
played match game of base ball with
the Williamson Club. The Anderson
4 boys won the game, the score standing 81
y to 6 in their favor.
Capt. J. Wyatt Aiken. the efficient Court
: Stenographer, went to Cokesbury Wednes.
( day to attend the marriage of friend.
During his absence his position Is filled by
8. Mr.. w. A. Law, of gpartanburg, Steno-
grapher of the Seventh Circuit.
The South AAantic for June contains a
well written sketch of Anderson, her
q business houses aud her many new enter
prises. This journal ia published at
Greenvllle, 8. o.. and is well worth the
subscription prices 81. 90 a year.
Walhalla Courier .tProf. E. F. Coch.
4 ran left for Anderson Wednesday morn
ing. He has taught very successfully in
Adger College this year and made many
friends In Walhalls, who wish him the
future success and prosperity he 80 well
! merits"
- Mr.. John NJ. Hubbard took his Sunday
School class Of little boys down to High
Shoals last Friday and spent the day fish.
enjoyed the day very much, and will be
IS ready to make similar trip with Mr..
II Hubbard at any time.
The entertainment in the Lecture Room
OF the Presbyterian Church last Thursdaa
evening was highly enjoyed by. those
whose privilege it Wos to attend. The
proceeds amounted to about $500. Mrs
Gcsmith, who managed the entertain
ment, knows how to get up an interesting
programme and carry it out.
List Of letters remaining in the POST
Office for the week ending June 26:
Pink Arual, NJ. Margaret Anderson, Mrs.
4 Neppie Cox, Henry Good, Frank Cromer,
Miss Virginia e. jenkins, M rs. Viny Har-
1 rison, Harvey Liddell, Mrs. Fannie
3 Miller, A. Roberts, Miss Make Smith,
Young Sullivan. Mrs. May Thompson,
Miss Francis Wilson.
The Liberty (Ind.) Herald, Of the 10th
inst, says James II. Wilson, Of Viii
iianston.G South Carolina, has become
proficient as q Dental operator, after q
{ thorough course In the Dental Academy
Eat Baltimore, Nd, end his experiences
while working with Ds. Coughlln. Mr..
Wilson will return 10 Baltimore in q
s month; or 80 and then will go back to bis
native State where q liberal practice awaits
s him. Mr. Wilson hes made many friends
I In Liberty who viii note with pleasure
! his future success ii!sD 5ltal Surgery. :.