The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-08-21
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ing houses will be full of scholars the first
Of September. All will be accommodated
who desire to attend the school.
Esther Moore and John Whitfield, of
Anderson, are in town.
The negroes have built nice school
house at Liberty Church. Everybody
seems to be feeling good when it comes to
educational affairs.
The weather is extremely warm. A
good shower of rain is needed.
The municipal election resulted in the
election of c. E. Harper as Intendant, and
J. r. Callahan, j. r. Donnald, J. G. Mil
ford and B. It. Kirkpatrick as Wardens.
L. A. and T. II. Brooks store makes q
nice show, rs we'll as the convenience 1t
will afford.
Miss Clatie Mcdaniel and Mittie Hen
derson, two accomplished ladies from
Laurens, are visiting their friends and
relatives here.
T. o. kirkpatrick left to-day for Bolton,
where he goes to clerk Aor Mr.. Cox.
Thomas has good education, and if he
will add his industry to (which of
course he will do-his future success is
assured.
J.R. Callahan is visiting his friends at
different points. He looks better.
Harry Shirley has secured situation
with Lewis, Moorehead e. Co., of Bolton.
Prof, Watkins says that Harry is sharp in
his books, and we hope he will do we'll
behind the counter.
Bro. L. M. Wilson wears "big" frown.
It's girl.
Bachelor "Bob's" chandelier-for his
parlor-has arrived. 1t is beautiful to
behold
". B. Smith and family are off to
Asheville.
We hear the essay of Miss Lizzie Brock,
which was published in the INrELL1GEN
GER, highly spoken of.
Mr.. Joel Kay was seriously hurt by fall
ing of of a wagon last week, but is i'm
proving slowly at this writing.
A crowd from Donnalds attended the
Concert Friday night
While unloading freight negro was
asked to handle certain article carefully,
when he boiled over and in short
'cussed" pretty lively for awhile. j. G.
Milford took charge Of said gentleman"
We did not hear what penalty he had to
J. @. MaHafey, of Texas, is visiting rel
atives here.
On account of the negro Association
trade last Saturday afternoon was little
dull.
A number attended the negro Associa.
ton at Cedar Grove last Sabbath. They
estimate the crowd at about 5,000
Miss Mertie Price, of Greenville, is yis-
iting Miss Elsie Deale.
J. A. Rickets has rented W. G. Bran
yons place for next year, with the privi-
lege Of keeping it longer. The school
draws him back.
Mr.. Sam'l Thompson, of Charleston. is
visiting his cousins, the Misses Erwins.
The singing school numbered about
sixty-two scholars who, nat the closing Of
the Concert, presented their teacher with
a fiye-dollar gold piece, as an appreciation
of his efforts to teach them. Prof. New
ton has just returned from Missouri,
under Prof. Unsild, who is instructor of
the best Musical Institute now in exist
ence.
J. l.. Jones returned home to-day after
visiting friends for week.
Will Mitchell has bought an interest in
the Hunt place, and Will move there as
soon as he can gather his crop.
j. A. Rickets has sold the Armstrong
place to Mr.. Gassaway, who wants near
this market. Mr.. Rickets bought this
place last spring, and makes clear thou
sand dollars and his crop by selling.
W. NJ. Shirley has bought six acres Of
land from G. w. Greer, and will proceed
Immediately to erect q nice residence upon
it,
T. S. Simpson returned home last week.
He spent a week with his brother, j. A.
Simpson.
Nj. B. Dunlap and Toliver Burton have
rented the saw mill of j. W. Ashley, and
will saw for the public at reasonable
prices.
A younp ladv. who was attending the