The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-06

THURSDAY, JUNE g..
The farmers are cutting their early oats
Monday was an exceedingly quiet Sales
day.
The crop Of June apples this year is moi
as good as usual.
The June term Of Court will convene
on the fourth Monday.
The colored farmers are organizing Al
il Hances in the middle section Ct the State
"A light frost was visible in several por
tions Of the County last Saturday morn.
: ing,
"a number of our citizens are contem.
plating trip to the mountains this Sum
8 mer.
~ The County Commissioners have ar
y important notice in this issue to Roat
Overseers.
Rev. J. ". Shields will preach at Ack.
ers School House next Sunday afternoon
@ al o'clock.
Last Friday night the weather va.
quite cool, and fires and oyercoats fell
! comfortable.
:s Mr.. Z. M. Terrel, Superintendent Of the
Railway Mail Service, spent day in the
city last weel..
Don't forget that the stores close now a
s o'clock p. m. Ifyo1 have any shopping
to do; doit before that hour.
Rev. Mr.. Hicks, the ST. Louis weathe,
prophet, says there will be an abundance
of rain during the month of June.
Since onr Last issue every section Of The
County hiss been visited by good rains
and the farmers are feeling much better.
@ Several Of our young men will attend
the closing exercises Of the High School
T at Honea Path tomorrow friday even.
4 ing.
Misses Ada and Beulah Richardson, OF
this County, have gone to Cincinnati,
& Ohio, to spend several months with rela.
!. tiyes.
The Postofice closes every afternoon,
except Saturday, at 6 o'clock. Remember
Sst This and call for your mail before that
hour.
Our young friend, Marion NJ. Mattison,
has been appointed Postmaster at Don.
naldsville. He will make an efficient
officer.
The Third Quartsrly Conference for the
Anderson Circuit viii be held at Smiths
Chapel on Saturday and Sunday, 18th and
18th inst. - IS. - = 80. .:.,= $.
This time next year there will be plenty
:of candidates, and politics viii be lively.
Already, we have heard names mentioned
for various POSITIONS.
Mr.. TIE. Dickson, who has BEEN in
Alabama for several months, has beerl Wis.
iting his family and other relatives in An
derson and Oconee Counties.
The Presbyterian Sunday School have
I: arranged for a pic MIC on Rocky River,
! below LoWndesyille Friday, June 7th..
Train leaves at $40 o'clock.
MI. D. J. Ticker, Of Hopewell Town
ship, laid q cotton square on our table on
. the 3Oth nit, Mr. Tucker is an energetic
young farmer, and runs big farm.
NIL. =. Gilmer, who has been con-.
fined to his room with rheumatism for
3 several weeks, is improving. and it is
hoped will soon be in his normal state.
Negroes who get in daat to landlords
and then leave them ought to be severely
punished. 1t is q growing evil AMI q
great impediment to agricultural pros
{ perity
Aspecial examination, under the Civil
{ Service Commission for positions in the
Railway Mail Service will be held at
Charleston and Columbia on Wednesday,
:; 18th inst.
:Mr.John B. Stevenson, Of this Corln ty,
who is now studying stenography in NE.
Wark, n. r., has our thanks for several
copies -of frank Hsrrison's Shorthand
Magazine -, 5,..s. .g
Grand Master Diver will make an
official visit to Furman Lodge, No. l6o,
"a. +. NJ, next Saturday evening, at Z
O'Clock. All Of the members are urged to
attend promptly.
- Mr.. G. s.. Minor will leave Friday eyon-
ing on q visit to his old home in Georgia,
Before returning he will visit several Of
the Western markets in search Of goods
for his 1oc Store.
The laying of the corner stone Of the
new Masonic Temple the latter part Of
this month will attract large crowd to
i the city, and the occasion promises to be
an interesting one.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, Mr.. D. =. Taylor, in this County,
on Sunday, May rs, 1889, by John M.
{ Glenn, Notary Public, Mr.. ]. G. Lender
man and Miss Eva Taylor.
# The pic mic season is still on hand, and,
to judge from the amount Of Sparkling
done on these occasions, it is predicted
that q number Of engagements have
been made for weddings next fall.
3 Col J. N. Brown leaves Anderson this
week to attend The Commencement exer-
cises Of Vassar College, which takes place
next week. His daughter, Miss varina,
will graduate, and will return home at
once.
Every housekeeper is interested now in
saving as much fruit as possible. Hill
Bros. new advertisement will tell you
how to do it successfully and at little cost
Read it, and then try the "Americau
- Eruif proeoru;no ;nrid oo5 Do-a,x