The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-05-22
Chopping cotton has begun in earnest.

Chopplng cotton has begun IN earnest.
Oconee County has sixteen candidates
announced so far.
The farmers generally are happy, and
have reason to he.
The County officers are having COM
paratively easy time just now.
The self.supporting farmer will be the
happy man at the close of this year.
The friends of Capt. John McFall, of
Florida, are glad to see him in the city.
Gen. Humphreys, wife and daughter
Mr. Paul G. McCorkle, Of Yorkville, S
! c., has been spending a few days in the
city.
Rev. Hugh McLees will preach at Flat
Rock Church next Sunday morning, at II
o'clock.
The many friends of Hon. :. S. Murray
will be glad to hear that his health is inn
proving.
The blackberry crop is almost in sight,
but alas the price OF sugar and flour is
on the rise.
Mr.. M. Straden and sister. of Greenville,
have been spending a few days in the city
at the Chiquola.
Miss Ida Bewley, who has been visiting
relatives at Laurens and Union, has re-
torned home.
Messrs. s. Bleckley, A. G.. Means and
Wm.: :Laughlin, have gone to Rabun Coun-
ty, Ga, to spend few days.
A car load of convicts passed up the
road Tuesday on their way to Fort Hill,
where they are going to work.
teen offers. of marriage, but that she is
still "heart whole and fancy Free"
Tickets will DO on sale at the R. & d.
depot to Richmond, Va, on the Goth,
9th and morning of tho 28th inst.
Improvements are going on in the city
ell the time. New houses are being built
5 and the paint brush applied to cid ones.
Our people must learn to be tolerant
toward one another in political matters
just now. Too much abuse will be ruin.
ous
Married, on Sunday morning, May 18th,
1890, by F. Alonzo Daniels, Notary Public.
Mr.. James D.. Grant and Miss Cora G.
Arnold.
Dirt was broken on Tuesday for the
@ foundation of the walls of The Shoe Fac.
tory: The contractors will push the work
rapidly.
M;as A j;oo Ol,;,oo, a,rl Ss;., 1oo.L:,
Chaplin, of Milton, Fla, are spending a
few days in Anderson. the guests of Mrs.
Bewley.
Mr.:L N. Geer has completed his new
house in the northern suburbs of the city,
on the Pendleton rosd,- and is now occu-
pying it.
Mr.. w. G.. Patterson and wife, who have
been spending. the past six months in
San francisco, CAL, are now in Anderson
visiting relatives.
COLI d. Maxwell has been quite sick
for several days, but on Wednesday
morning was better. We hope he will
soon be out again.
The fremen of Walhalla are going to
have q big pic mic next Tuesday. Hon.
Il E. B. Murray has been invited to deliver
an address on the occasion.
Tuesday, June Gath, has been set apart
for the dedication of the Masonic Temple.
: Col. J. A. Hoyt has been invited to deliver
the address on the occasion
We have on our desk copy of the first
issue of the Chester Enterprise. It is
neatly .r.inted, ably edited, aud gives
evidence of successful career.
The demand for mechanics and laborers
is increasing in Anderson. Any good,
honest, sober mechanic can get plenty of
work here, and good wages too.
Another party of our citizens went
down in Southwes. Georgia last Monday
to spend few days on the banks of
the Ogeechte fishing and hunting.
"a few days ago Nj. David Shelton, OF
Rock Mills Township, was thrown by
mule and was SO unfortunate as to pet the
small bone of his right arm broken.
Mr.Leyi Thomas, of Centerville Town.
ship, had new arrival at his home Mon.
day night in the shape of 12-pound boy,
who he has named Joseph: 81. Earle
The Enterprise and Alliance Monitor is the
name ofa new paper which has made its
appearance at Orangeburg, s. @. Messrs.
Berry and Howell are the publishers.
An Anderson girl, it is said, cuts her
lamp wick so short that the light goes out
at about 10. l5 o'clock, and her fellow has
to leave at that hour. capital idea
Many young couples go out driving in
the evening. It's all the 20 now, and the
young man who can't treat his girl to
buggy ride stands poor chance ofsuccess
Col. Whack. Bailey, of Georgia, spent
Monday in the city, and on Tuesday left
for Greenville, where he had an appoint
ment to deliver lecture that afternoon.
Married, on Thursday, May Is, 1890, by
Rev. r. G. Ligon, at the home of the
bride, Lowndesville, Sc, Mr.. Daniel E.
Carlisle, of this city, and Miss NJ. I. Ken
nedy.
The Young America Cornet Band will
furnish music for any occasion. Persons
desiring the services of the Band should
write to Mr.. Samuel Trowbridge, Ander-
son, s. G.
DR.. George S: Stone, formerly of Will
liamston, and recent graduate Of the
University of Maryland, has permanently
located in Baltimore for tho practice of
: his profession,
We learn that the storm on Monday
night did considerable damage on Mr. D.
Crosby's place, near the city. Several
outhouses were blown down, and few
trees uprooted.
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
Of United Norkmen met in Atlanta last
week. J. E Breazeale, Esq, of this city,
represented Orr Lodge. He was elected
Grand Overseer.
There will oe meeting at Denver next
Saturday, Oath inst, in the interest of
cotton seed oil mill. Those who feel in
terested in the enterprise are cordially
invited to attend.
Married, on Sunday afternoon, Nav
18th, 1890, at the residence Of the official
Ing minister, Rev. B. Hays, Mr.. W. B.
Whitaker and Miss e L. Ashley, all of
Anderson County.
Messrs. q. W. FAINT & Son have re.
ceived another lot of those pretty hanging
baskets, which they are selling cheap.
These baskets make very pretty orna.
ment for a piazza.