The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-05-16
The city police are having quiet time

THURSDAY, MAY 16.
The city police are having quiet time
now.
June bugs and June apples will soon be
. ripe.
Spring chickens are bringing fancy
prices.
Shoot the first man that prophesies a
dry Summer.
Thaworkmen are now. at work on the
s fourth story of the nsw. hotel.
Anderson will have the electric light
before long. See if.we5don't.
Strawberries are selling in the city. at
ten.And fifteen cents a: quart.
Again We would urge the Board Of
Health to look closely alter the premises
of our residents.
: Ira O. Yandozer, Esq, prominent
young lawyer of Hartwell, Ga, was in the
city last Tuesday.
The Secretary of State has granted a
charter to the Farmers and Merchants
Bank Of this city.
Adjutant end Inspector General Bon.
ham will inspect the Palmetto Rifemen
on the 6th.of June.
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Rev. II. B. FAINT will preach in the
Townyille Baptist Church next Sunday
afternoon, lat o'clock.
The season for big snake stories has
b arrived, and we may look out to see the
s record beaten this year.
"A Boston statistician states that seven.
tenths Of the marriage engagements that
are broken by women.
In Lesser d Co.'S new advertisement our
readers will find soma information that is
worth knowing. Read it,
Dr.. P. G. Westmoreland, one of Green
s5ville's most popular druggists, spent
Tuesday night in the city.
DR.. a. g. Strickland and DR.. "A. P. john
4 stone are in Columbia this week attending
the State Dental Association.
The Anderson Ice Factory will begin
: work to-day, and by next Monday will be
ready to supply the demand.
The annual pic mic at Shutdown last
Saturday was largely attended, and the
7 day was spent most pleasantly.
Go out to the Court House next Mon
day night and hear Rev. A. A. Marshalps
address on the subject of temperance.
The Brnshy. Creek Singing Association
Z will meet at Pisgah Church on next Sum
day. The public is invited to attend.
Tie farmers are complaining about
s having bad stands of. cotton, and num-
bers of them lave had considerable re-
planting to do.
The clerks ara now wondering If the
merchants won't agree to close their stores
s; at or half past six o'clock on and after
the LIST Of june.
The Pioneer Firemen are practicing
daily for the contest at Newberry on the
: 18th inst, and they will go down prepared
to capture the prize.
Col T.. M. Rucker will deliver an ad.
dress to the Cadets in the Institute Chapel
on tomorrow friday evening. The
public is invited to attend.
Mr.. D. s. Maxwell is erecting a large
wind mill and water tank near his resi-
dence, and will be able to water his entire
premises whenever he desires.
There is a lady in Anderson County
who sells enough butter every year to
I clothe herself and her three daughters,
& and they all dress in good style.
A number of Anderson's young ladies'
and young gentlemen attended a Ball at
Seneca City on Wednesday night of last
week, and they report big time.
Married, by q. N. g. Boleman. Notary
Public. at bis own residence, on Monday,
May z, 1889, Mr.. Warren Hall and Miss
Susie Brewer, all of Anderson County.
Married, at Pelzer, S. c., on Sunday,
May 18th, 1889, by P. B. Laneston, Nota-
ry Public, at the residence Of F. A. Dam
& iels, Mr.: James Hindman and Miss Min
z ME +. Daniels.
1--we are to Judge fro:n present appear
ances, there will be several weddings
around town next fall. At least the boys
are doing their best to- have the contracts
closed by that time.
Our Devil says he Is getting mighty
J. anxious for the watermelon season to come
. around, and wonders who will be the first
to present the INTE1I1aENcER force with
one. Don't all speak at once.
There will be pic mic at Andersonyille
on next Saturday, 18th inst, to- which
everybody is invited 10 attend. Go and
take your dinner basket with you, and
you will have pleasant day.
The colored fremen deserve much praise
for the manner in which they worked last
Saturday afternoon. They never fail to re-
spond to an alarm, and when they get
there they so to work in earnest.
The Broadway Alliance will in the
future hold its regular meetings on Satur.
day before the fourth Sunday in each
month at4 O'Clock p. m. The members
should take notice aud govern themselves
accordingly.
at recent pic mic Mr.. E. H. Poore, of
this city, found on the grounds piece of
wearing apparel, used only by the fair sex,
and he requests US to say that the owner
Of the same can get it by calling on him
and proving property.
Jones, Seybt & Co.. have new adyer-
tisement in this issue, to which we would
direct special attention. Their store is a
popular resort for the trading public, for
they always take pleasure in showing
goods and quoting prices.
Mr.. J. P. Prince, of Antreville, and Mr..