The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-08-07
Henea PATH.
Rain ! Rain =! Rain!!!

Rain Rain Rain!!!
While upland corn was beyond redemp-
ton when the rain cane. all other crops
have come out, and the prospects for cot
ton is better, We think, than for some
years previous.
Could the ring OF saw and hammer be
heard by some of our sister towns, they
would say that our town was on boom.
DR.. Shirley's barn is model. While
bachelor "Bob's" is not SO large, it will
answer his purposes just as we'll. They
are applying the paint brush on their
dwellings.
w. A. Shirley has received a car load Of
furniture preparatory for O large fall
explain the virtue Of any article to perfec-
ton.
Miss Zula Brock is accompanist, while
Prof Newton has charge in full, at the
singing scoool.
NJ. a. Kay is off on brief trip to At.
lanta.
NJ. D. Dunlap attended Conference.
It is rumored that Revs. Leitch and
Marshall will be here the first week in
Septemb ber.
w. ]. Devore leaves this week for
Greenwood. We hate to give up Isaac"
He has made many friends during his
stay here.
The Baptist are searching after new seats.
Prof Henry Newton arrived yesterday
to take charge of the singing school here.
While there were not as many scholars
last night as was expected, we feel conf
dent that he will have large school.
Miss Elise Deale has returned from
Greenville.
John J. Mattison, Jr., Of Anderson, has
been visiting his parents. Work seems
to agree with him.
auspices Of the Honea Path and Saluda
Alliances, at this place on August the 9th.
Prominent speakers have been invited
and are expected to be present and deliver
addresses upon subjects pertaining to the
Alliance. Neighboring Alliances, to-
gether with the public generally, are cor
daily invited to come with well-flled
baskets.
Some of the parties who violated the
laws of the city came back last week to
answer for the charge. They paid the
fines imposed without murmuring or dis
putting.
G. Z. Moore and family have returned
from pleasant visit to Laurens.
Work on the streets has been suspended
on account of the continued rains.
A match game Of lawn tennis will be
played at this place between Williamson
and Honea Path on Wednesday evening.
We are expecting q complete walk over,
but we shall try to trip them when we all
get ready.
L. S. Bigby and Miss zula Brock, of
Donnalds, joined the fishing party.
J. R. Callahan, owing to declining
health, retires from business for the pres
ent.
The Democratic Club met Saturday
quently we can make no report
Thos. Simpson is visiting his brother.
He is one of the best firemen on the P. R.
s. W. r. r.
J. B. Watkins is off to the Association.
C. 3. Kay brings US on open boil of cot
ton. It was in bloom July 18th. He has
several like it.
Charlie and Frank Mccullough, of Dar-
lington, spent yesterday in town.
Jas. F. Agnew, of Donnalds, was in
town yestelday. He is one of the most
prominent merchants as well as staunch
citizen of that place. He wanted Pro-
fessor Watkins idea of building school
house. We do not know so we'll about
him getting the wanted information about
building, but We guarantee that the Pro-
fessor can give him timely instructions
about the government inside Of one.
A fishing party from here enjoyed a
pleasant day on the river fishing. They
took in lawn party at the residence Of
w. Fl. Latimer on their way home that
afternoon. This happened last Friday.
The hands employed by. the section
master at this place struck for higher
wages last week. They are loa6ng at
present.
The pic mic at Cooley's bridge passed
off in more mild form than the first one
given. All present seem 10 have enjoyed
if. B.