The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-20
THURsDAY,.J JUNE 20.
Peaches, have been selling on our streets
for a;week or more. s.Siss:=s -. y -

duced rates to all Of the Commencements.
Tle contractors began laying the foun-
IS dation forthe cotton. factory last Saturday.
ss Raw fB. M. Pack, Of walhalla, win
q preach. in the Baptist Church next Sunday
:nigh ~; -. ,S;.s
s4s Miss Kate. Cox, one Of Beltons popular
young ladies, Is in the city visiting
s ThaT Ten Cent Store has some importan
information in our columns this week.
Read it.
Court conyenes next Monday. Every
juror and witness should be on hand
s promptly
Miss Stella Smith, one Of w Wslhalla's most
nating young ladies' is visiting friends
In the city. 3. !..5 s.5
Miss Lilly Manldin, "a charming young
lad yof Hampton, s. q, iH visiting relatives
in the city
joining couaties Viii aas prospects for .a
good crops; .ss
The corner. i1ie stone Of Che Masonic Temple
viii he laid next Tuesday. Come and see
sthe ceremonies. S 2l. As. ~.
DON'T forget the Pioneers Ice Cream
Patronize them: s.. s55.
Miss Anna Eyins, daughter Of Capt. w.
SIS D. Evins. of Eyinston, Fla, is in the city
WISHING friends. -, !.
y 80, 800, : AZ .
klistlor:seyera1 days past, the writer
among tho number. s;;.i &
The Anderson Ice Factory is now in
goodsworking order, and is ready to sup
ply tho trade: with Ice.
Mrs Cheves, sof Montezams; Ca, is
spending % few days In the city visiting
a Rev. 4k.sA. Marahall's family. S5.
lirssW -B. Lowrance, of Columbia, has
been spending q few days in the city with
her son, Cadet I'D. Lowrance. -
Mr.. G. F. Jones attended hecommence-
ment Of w Woford College last week, and
Il he reports a most pleasant time.
Rev. D.sW. Hiott will deliver q Sunday
b School ddress at Eureka Church ION next
Sunday afternoon at four o'c ck.
as The Due West mencements take
s. place next week. Anderson County, as
usual, VIII be largely represented.
All com munication OK items of news
ssnied by the real name Of the writer.
Rev. "a. "a. Marshall will preach the
sermon before the Iau-
,s j: rens Female Seminary next Sunday
S. It i: the general opinion of%eyery visi-
B tor: to Anderson that our new hotel is the
Kimball House, Of South Carolina.
An Anderson young man, it is said,
eends lis notes to his girl through the
stofsce, because, he says, it is cheaper.
The reIce are having very quiet time
Just now, and as q, consequ the May
or,ss Court does not transact much busi-
ness.
Mr.J. ID. Walker and wife, Of Spartan
abnrg County, have been spending q few
& days in the County visiting relatives and
fien 2.
Louis sorg, ,!of Charleston, Is In the
sysyisiting his 5 skinsman, Mr.. Z. E. seel.
iSHsis here prospecting, and may locate in
our midst, ss..sS
Read Wilhite & Whites new advertise.
sSmant. and If you need any paints, oils,
setc.ss be sure to see them before buying
elsewhere. !, ss5ss..
-. Maj. w. III. Mauld lin, S;of Hampton, s..
3 C.S made q. flying visit to And derson last
week.. His friends regretted that his stay
B was so brief ;355S;-s ss.:S
The: Sunday Sch hool picnic. which was to
take place sat Ruhan1ah Church next.
Saturday, has been postp ned; until Satur-;
.day, 29th inst. q 81 Is
Prof wv. L. Brown sctoo ool at Carswell.
Institu will open on Monday, LIST July,
6 and he hopes thatall of the pupils will en-.
ter5on that day. .5.ttls
Messrs. Moss & j Jackso1s, contractors
have made this season over 900 900 brick,
nearly halfsof which they have put into
new buildings -
The Excelsior Base Ball Club, of this
s#ciEy,;went to w illiamston on Wednesday
to play d match game of hall with the
illiamston:c club. H.
The Pacolet Cotton Mills in Spartan
3 burg County last year cleared thirty per
:lScent. on a capital Of $500, 900. s Who says q
cottonsm mill don't pay
The grape crop in this section is very
large. bnt some Of our citizens are conn
planning that q great desl Of the fruit is
3 arottening and dropping off.
80 Miss Gena Benson has returned home
s from the Nashville Normal School to spend
the Summer vacation: She will graduate
3 at the close of the next session.
Mr.. sA. N. Todd, the efficient and ac.
. %commoda dating Postmaster at Bolton, has
b been removed, and M. II. Gassaway, coll
ored, appointed as his successor.
ss Miss Elise Mauldin, who has been at
tending the Hollins (Ya.,) Female Insti-
81 tute, has returned home, and Is warmly
greeted by her numerous friends
From all directions we learn that the
r. peach trees are breaking down with their
s great load Of fruit TGis is the first big
peach crop We have had since 1881.
We a.re indebted to our clever friend,
J.sW. Qnatt lebaum, Esq, for valuable
81 assistance in making up our report Of the
exercises this week.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
office fot the week ending June 19:
sJ.-W. Cox, Miss M. NJ. Donald, Miss Nina
q Saines. 7. j. Smith, Miss Florence Smith.