The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-13

ssTs 70 the 81 ohustoWn sufferers. Who will
s start Che: list
81 ohm Wigington, Of Brushy
s. Greek township, has been appointed q
Notary Public. sIss: = IS
The time draweth nigh when the loafer
win have to do some Work-fght aies and
sssh at;acool place.
s I.John hopkins, Of Seneca. was In the
81 yTuesdsy, and paid the IhrELlIaEN-
lRap apleasant call.
Tie cape jessamines and magnolias are
nov Il full bloom, and fill the r;with
their sweet perfume
ss Rev. A. "a. Marshall has been sick for
several days, and was not able to occupy
his pulpit last Sunday.
Our young FRIEND, Henry Stephens, Of
s3the r.. q D. r. lss. Company, spent Sun.
4 sIsd5ay in the city with his parents. IS; S:
.As i. Hutchins has been appointed
Postmaster at! Oakway, Oconee County.
sH He was; recommen nded By Bryce.
ss We are indebted to Miss Yarina Brown
for an invitation to attend the Commence.
ment Exercises OF Vassat College. i#,;5 ~
Once our citiiens carries an Irish po-
tato Ia his pockets all the time. He says
:has;cnred him of the rheumatism.
5i..
81; Mr..J. ~. Dacus, formerly y OF William
1 ston, SIS now drumming for ]. NJ. Robin.
son, Jeans dealers, OF Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Hol1oway has gone to her
ssold home, Milledgeyille, Ca, where she
win spend several weeks with relatives.
- The cottages erected by the Building
and Loan Assoc ociation are about COM
s pleted and present 8 very fine appearance.
The farmers are well: ::up with their.
work, and $50 tnrs they hsVe had no
trouble in keeping their crops free Of grass.
The Pioneer Fire Company WIN: have
s an ice cream; festival on sFfidsy evening,
{ 31st inst. They should bs liberally pa:
tronized, issl5;a
~ Rev. =. .E. Frierson was summoned. to
zLaurens last Mon day: to attend the bedside
3:ofshis brother, Rev. T. o. Frierson1, who
was very III. B:
The. \ cornerstone of thle, new Masonic
]. Temple will be laid on Tuesday, 25th inst.
As q large crowd viii, no doubt, bs Id the
city that day.
~ Mr.. Ruy ymond Beatty has gone ilownsto
sShis: home, near Lowndesville,I to :ipend a
few dsys: He win soon be- able to; re-.
2 sume business. s.a .s
sss MR.. I. Keys, agent Of the Southern
xpress: Company, has been authorized to-
ship; all contributions to the JohlsItown
suftarers free. Of charge.
The Sexistence of counterfeit money in
3 parts OF The State Is again announced.
Those who handle that sort. or thing
ought to be on the lookout. 5
II you want to have man for your
friend, never get the ill-will Of his wife.
Public opinion Is: made up OF the average
q prejudices Of womankind, -
The annual meeting of the Anderson
Building and Loan Association will be
held in the Court House to-day. Every
member should be present. s,
The INTELLIGExcER's Is Subscription list
continues to increase. We can still boast
g Of larger list of subscribers than any
country weekly In the State.
We have received an invitation to at.
tend the Commen cement exercises Of the
South Carolina University, which take
place on the oath and 25th inst.
. The Piercetown Alliance will meet on
Saturday, June 18th, at 2.o'clock p. m.
Important business will be transacted, and
every member Is urged to attend.
Married, on Sunday night, June 9th
1889, in the Prssby byterian Church at Slab.
I town, by Rey. A. p. Nicholson, Mr. J
c. C.Boggsand Miss Carrie MoWhorter..
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In another column an inyitatior is ex
tended to all of the Masons of the County
to attend the laying Of the cornerstone o
the Masonic Temple on Tuesday, 25tt
inst.
To Prof John g. Clinkscales we ars
indebted for IN invitation to attend th'
4 Commencement Exercises OF the Colum
bia Female College, which take place mex
week.
Editor Harmon of the Mccormick
NeMs, and Miss Mamie e. Pearson, o
Clinton, 8. c., were married on Thursday
9Th inst. Accept our congratulations
brother.
An exchange says since 1s45, a dry May
has not been followed by dry summer
As general thing June and July vii
have plenty of rain when the Spring hal
Y been very dry.
We have on our table neat little bool
Il entitled "The Savannah-her DESTRUCTIVE
Floods, their Causes and Speedy Rem
s dy," by George Patterson, the price q
which is Is cents.
Prof. J. Scott Murray, of the South
I Carolina University, has recently re
ceiYed an offer Of 3 position in a Colleg'
ofmodern languages in Germany, but ha'
declined the offer.
The County Alliance met in the Cour
r House last Friday, and was largely at
tended, every Alliance in the County
IS being represented. In another column
ne publish the resolutions adopted BY tn
Alliance III refer esce to the bagging ques
SIS tion. sss