The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-05-01

LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY1.
Several of our farmers report fine stands
ofcotton.
Anderson is we'll represented in savan-
nah this week.
Rev.. S. Murray's health continues to
improve slowly.
The work on the Baptist Church is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Anderson has some fine tennis players
among both sexes.
Next Monday is salesday. There will
be no public sales.
+. C. Whitner, Esq, of Greenvile,
spent last week in the city.
a number of our citizens are feasting
4 On home.raised strawberries.
. Don't begin to swear too early that you
will not vote for this or that man.
The city will be represented at the pic
& mic at Cooley's Bridge noxt Saturday.
Work has begun on Col. Browns new
house, opposite his present residence.
A telephone exchange is again being
talked ofin Anderson. Let US haveit.
Capt Thos. F. Hill has been quite sick
for several days, but is now impi owing.
Call in when you come to town and let
us have the news in your neighborhood.
These are quiet days in town. The far
) mers are all too busy to make unnecessary
trips.
Rev. j. g. Henderson will preach at
Midway Church next Sunday at the usual
hour.
Never in the history of Anderson has
there been such a demand for labor of all
: kinds.
Miss Lizzie Thornley,, of Pickens, is
spending few weeks In the city visiting
relatives.
The Farmers Convention will be held
in the Court House tomorrow friday at
10 O'Clock.
T.. .
Remember, farmers, this is campaign
year and the demand for watermelons
will be good.
With favorable weather from now on,
our section will have plenty Of peaches,
apples and cherries.
- ;. w. Quattlebaun, Esq. is spending
this week with relatives in Edgetield and
Barnwell Counties.
The Anderson Cotton Mills are nearing
completion, and the spindles and looms
will soon be running.
Last Saturday was another busy day in
the city, every body having about as much
as they could attend to.
Miss Aylette Chalmers, one of Abbe-
ville's most popular young ladies, is in
the. city visiting relatives.
Rev. G.. L. Cook will preach at Mt. Zion
: (Presbyterian) Church on Saturday and
Sunday. 10th and 11th inst.
An Anderson County old maid says she
will pay the fine Of $50 before she will tell
! her age to the census taker
Country produce of all kinds is in de-
mand at good prices. Spring chickens,
especially, bring good price.
Nearly every farmer is Of the opinion
that there will be an increased acreage in
cotton in the County this year.
Come up and subscribe for the INTELL1-
aENcER and stop worrying your neighbor
by borrowing his paper every week.
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The hour for holding prayer meeting
on Thursday afternoons at the Presbyte-
rian Church has been changed 10 o'clock.
Married, by e. W. Long, Notary Pub
!. lie, on ;Sunday, April 27, Mr.. G. W. Look.
aby and Miss Mary Capps, Of this County.
Mr.TM. M. Hunter, accompanied by his
wife and children, of Pendleton, spent last
Sunday in the city, the guest Of the Chi
quola. ...
Capt. a. r.. Broyles. we regret to say,
has been seriously sick for the past week,
but we hope he will soon be ON bis feet
again.
IS. ~ r.. .and Mrs. Nim.s B. Sullivan will
aeave In a few days tc visit relatives at Lit
tie Rock, Ark. They will be absent two
Or three weeks. -
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It IS very probable that all Of the Sunday
Schools Of the city will pic mic during the
month Of May, if our railroads will be lib,
eral In their rates.
Col. J. L. M. Irby, of Laurens, has been
invited to address the mass meeting
which will be held in the Court House to-
morrow (Friday).
The Indian Doctor, who has been stay
ing around the Calhoun section for sew
eral months, has moved away down in
Abbeville County.
Mr.. n. g. Townsend has gone to Mon
tezuma, Ga, to snperintend putting up an
ice factory. He will be absent from the
city about six weeks.
Mr.. +. w. White, of Newberry, spent
Tuesday night in Che city. Mr.. White
has many friends In Anderson, who are
always GLAD to see him.
J. T.. Carter has been appointed Post
master at Lowndesville upon the recon-
mendationl / Of w. w. Russell, says
Washington dispatch.
The wate- works are being pushed rap
idly, and it will not be long until Ander-
SON will be supplied with water in abun-
dance and electric lights.
We are in. receipt of communication
from Moseley. but as the name Of the
writer does not accompany it, under our
Guile it goes to the waste matter.
The Laurensville Herald says it is au-
thoriZed to announce, auth0ritatively,
that the Tllman Campaign will open at
Anderson on Saturday, 10th inst
Rev. c. E. Smith, Of this city, filled the
pulpit at Midway Sunday afternoon.
The house was comfortably filled, among
whom were several city residents.
At the meeting of the State Medical AS.
scciation in Lanrens last week, DR.. P. A.
Wilhite, of Anderson, was elected second
Vice President of the Association.
Mr.. M. %. Smith, OF this County, who
has been employed on Panama Railroad,
lii the United States of Columbia, for the
past two years, has returned home.
Tho ,,oa0 u,bn uoka the moot noOav