The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-26
THE { matrimonial market is: very dull

80. - tEteTHURSDAY,sJ Il UNE 2G.
The matrimon market is very dull
sSjusts now. IS 55 . 81 So s.
Candidates, this Is first ratecsoda water
II land ice cream weather. $:
{ Mr.. s. A. Hutchinson, J, Of Elberton, Ga.
was in the city this week.
Encouraging crop reports come from
every section Of the County.
Col. 70. K. Norris is announced this
g week as q candidate for Congress.
~ Miss Creme Hughes, ofAbbeville was in
the city last week visiting relatives.
Several OF our young people are attend
ing the Due West Commandments.
Z. jus. ID. Campbell, of Bolton, leaves
sss to: day fora trip through the Northwest.
Our young friend, John P. Hillhouse,
sg OF GreenYllle spent Tuesday nightin the
~. 'ss.s
.: Pelzer,,.. of Charleston, is now
s occupy his SKINNER home, near Pendle-
S ..s;...; - ~, 81. - -
ss Salesday; July is the last opportunity
you:wiH have TO secure registration GER
;tificates:f q ssss'.s: y g; -.
section, spent last week in the city with
z friends. i.s .s.3,: 80 - :!
We had the pleasure Of meeting Col. W.
81. Hunt, Jr., of Newberry, in the city
S last week. :.
The first watermelons for this season
came to the city last week. They came
from Augusta.
Our young friend, ]. D. Lowrance, of
Columbia, has been spending the past
week in the city. .,.5-s
Sa ING, afew days in the City with her friend,
M iss Minnie Smith,. astss
Black ice cream is q new fad. It is col
ored by the addition OF charcoal and the
Juice OF Turkish prunes..
!. =: Boggs, Esq, editor of the Pickens
& Sentinel spent Monday in the city on
professional business.
So MIA j. sGeer, Of Charleston, is spend
ing afew. days in; the city. this week visit
III ing his brothers family.
Neb. g. FAINT postal clerk on the At
~ lanticS Coast Line: is spending few days
s lin the city with his family. IS
Miss Olive Cochran, who has been stu.
= dent the Greenville Female College the
ssspast session, has returned home.
There was an unusual electric display
In this section last Monday night but We
have heard Of no damage being done.
s. anderson, we venture, has fewer loa6ng
= negroes: than any town in the State. This
speaks well for our colored population.
On account of giving full report Of the
campaign meeting we were forced to leave
out the Teachers Column this week.
The Young America Cornet Band, Of
this city, is furnishing the music for the
8s DussW est Commencement ents this week.
We. have been presented with the FIRST
cotton bloom, and our Devil Is now won-
dering who will bring us the first water
melon.
~ Rev. III. Garret who has been stu
dent of Furman University the past ses.
u sion, has removed with his family to
s Deans,
Hunters Spring Democratic Club will
; meet next Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
It is hoped that all off tie members will be
present. <
Read "a. G. Means new lad dvertisement.
he has; made q sweeping reduction in
Eaprices, and now is your time to buy hats,
Ssclothing, etc. f'5.st $ ..
Let us have a primary election to elect
x delegates to the Democratic State ConYen-
e ton: The result would be more satisfacto-
8 ~ to the people. -
Our friend, ". D. Bewley, one Of
M Unions most popular, merchants, has
been spending a few days in the city Wis.
itipg his mother.
The man who knew how to run news
Z paper to every body's satisfaction was one
tssof those unlucky fellows whe missed get.
ting aboard the ark.
Messrs. VIII: Green, General Manager,
and Sol. Haas, Traffic Manager of the
s RID. E. r. Company, were In the city
" Wednesday morning.
-. Miss Helen Reese went to Columbia
Monday, and will represent Anderson in
therannual ball given by the students of.
NTH K. sullivan returned last SaEur-
day from his trip through the far West.
His trip was asmost enjoyable one, land
. big success in business point.
The Greenville Female College. turned
out twenty-one graduates last week, and
T., nj a ON
8 sallie Watkins, of this County.
!. Already. the busy drummer is around
among the merchants with his samples of
winter goods. Think Of aman looking at
3 an. oyercoat such weather as2this.
The School Commissioners will hold a
competitive examination in his Office on
Wednesday, July 3D. for the Winthrop
Scholarship. Examination will begin at
Ga. m.
IF any of our readers are thinking of
S5 buying cane mill, we would advise them
read the advertisement Of Mr. l.. H. Se'el,
who is selling one of the best mills ever
offered to the public.
Ceateryille Democratic Club will meet
II next Saturday, 18th Inst, at O'Clock p;
M FOL; the purpose Of re- organizing, and it
& ts hoped. .thatthe members will attend the
meeting promptly.
TIE reunion Of Company F. oath !, s.. @.
Volunteers, will take place at Cooks on
Wednesday, Both. july. The committee OF
Saturday at 2io,clock p. m. at Cooks, s., @.
we devote the greater portion of the
.INTFLLiaENCER this week to- q report OF