The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-19

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The city is full Of visitors this. week. a. /
This is encement week: il Green
Anderson must have q steam laundry.
Itswill pay: IS 8
The laying Of the piping for the water
works Is progressing finely.
The weather is entirely too hot now 60
become excited over politics:
De Thomas Earle, of Greenville and
MI Rayiis Earle, Of sumter, are in the
city: .ss :
Blackberry pie is plentiful now, and
editors are as happy as they could expect
/ Mr.. Geo; E. Taylor and daughter, of
Rendleton, are registered at the Hotel
Ghiquola. -
MI. and Mrs. A. w: Adams, of Seneca,
are spending: the week in the city with
relatives.
& Court co1venes next Monday. Every
juror and witness should be on hand
promptly
s5sS Candidates are reminded that announce
:asments are acash article and must be paid
for In advance. -
..s.5Ssas Mr. Eugene Milford has gone to Glenn
Springs to spend q few weeks for the ben
Mrs.: M. NJ. Simpson, of Pendleton, is
spending q few days; in the city visiting
relatives and: friends.
The cotton crop is good all over the
State The average being 1O3 against rs
s at this time last year.
5Ssss Rev B. FAINT will preach at Stone
Church on the; fifth Sabbath in this month,
at four O'clock in;t the afternoon.
5.s Mrs. Kate Sadler and daughter, Miss
Marie; ;oE Cartersville, Ga. are In the city:
visiting; Mr.. r. s.. HiIl's family.
The Due West Commencements take
place: e:next week, and, as usual, Ander-
s3 son wilI be well represented there.
. Candidates seem in no hurry to come
outs thus far. "a little later, no doubt,
they willb straining themselves to make
mp for lost time.
Starr Alliance will hold an important
meeting ne1t Saturday, 2lst inst. at 8
pm. The presence Of every member is
8 eHnest1y deserved. : -
The County Commissioners 0f Abbe-
80 Vile will let the contract for building q
bridge near Lowndesville ON July 9Th.
81 Bee advertisement. :,
10y Messrs. p, Book & Co., the clever bak-
;ers, are now running their delivery Wagon,
and will deliver bread, cakes, ETC., every
day to their customers.
Miss Florence Slough, who has been
has returned to Anderson, and is warmly
US welcomed by her friends.
Miss Kate Cornish, of Pendleton, spent
lastsWeek in the city taking subscriptions
for the only true edition of Stanley 8 great
5 book SIN Darkest Africa" -
Dr.sJ. Nm. Stokes has purchased the
s Cotton Plant, nov. published at Greenville
:feS by Hoyt q Keys, and will remove it to
sS Orangeburg, about tha first of July.
e It you let. THE first Monday In next
month pass by without securing your
registration certificate, you will be prac
ically disfraucliised In this election.
49, Mr..:J. M. Blackwell, Of. the storeville
section, has placsd on our desk cotton
s stalk that measures over two feet in
IS height. he says his crop is very fine
:s3S Married, ON Sunday, June 18th, 1890, by
Z 8. N. Brown, Notary Public, at his resi-
- 80 dence, Mr.. j. Newton Hart and Miss
Elvira r. Thacker, all Of Anderson Coun-
ty:s~S;is ss1s5 *
an invitation to attend the Commencement
exercises of the Due West Female College,
which take place on Thursday, 2Gth
~ inst. - .=..5se
A householder, in filing up his census
schedule, under the column, where
born 9' described one of his children
Ss' born in the parlor," and the other "up
stairs."s "sss 20
From what we can learn the census
enumerators in this County are getting
along very well with their work,
and will easily complete it within the
e time allowed: -
Z Clerk. OF. Court Tribble has received the
80 second ,installment Of pension checks for
distribution in this County. The pension
ers are requested to call and get their
checks at once.
State Lecturer: for the Alliance, WI.
Talbert, will lecture at Pendleton today
(Thursday at 12 o'clock. at Williamsto n on
Friday alto o'clock, and at Belton Friday
night at s. o'clock. : ,ss s. $3.50 3: 8
The Board of Trade will meet in. the
Court House Friday afternoon, at g.
It is hoped that every business man in the
city viii attend the meeting.
Mrs. F.. C.eLorick and Miss Maggie
.s Lorick, of Columbia, and MRS. g.. o. San.
ders, of. Hagood, 8. c., are sthe city
attending the Commencement of. the
3 Patrick! Military Institute.
Mr.. y. T.. Glenn has one. Of the best veg:
q etable gardens in the city. He has pre-.
sented us with samples Of his Irish pota-
toes, which are the largest we haye ever
seen grown in this section.
Mr.. /. E:Hall, OF Iva, has sent us the
:ss first cotton bloom of the season. Tt bloom
ed on Tuesday. Cato Marcus, cOlored,
who lives on the Sloan s. Ferry place, also
had bloom on the same: day. 80
Mr.W: i. Land, Master Carpenter on
work Of building the new depot in this
city. Mr. Land is q native of And derson,
and has many old frienSs here.
Miss: Winnie McFall and Miss Matte
Cater are attenl ing the Commencements
extend her visit to Spartan burg, and will
z.s mt rptI1rn home. for several pVpalSs