The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-05-29

Several strangers were In mo CITY lasl
week prospecting.
Business has boon dull in tho city dur
ing the past week.
Anderson will havo large number o
visitors this summer.
Hon A. G.McCurry. Of lIa,twell, Ga
Was iii tho city last Fri'a;.
Thr n,a, whn >;,id ulice seekers were
decreasing isaw.y oil his has.
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Superintendent .lvr -? ?,f .nn p II e
w. G. Il Il. visited 5s,sl r,.'i: last lt:ur.
day.
There is strong talk al establishing I,
a steam laundry i'll Andersen 1t-:g"uld
pay.
The Anderson buys don't eccm to bt
taking much interest in base bali this sea
son.
c. G. Featherstou. E.q.. of I.aurens. is
in the city spending Il few days with his
| parents.
Miss Ada Winn and Miss Annie Jones
Of Hartwell. Ca, visited friends in Ander'
son last week.
Note the change in Mr.. r. S. Ligon's
advertisement. He tells you what lie has
in store for you.
Always give us any item Of news you
may have We appreciate anything like
this from our friends.
Rev. T. G. Ligon and family, of Pied
mont, have been spending few days ir
the city with relatives.
Col. J. L. Orr, of Greenville, spent sew.
eral days in the city during the past week
on professional business.
The past few days have been fine o.
growing crops, and the farmers arc l:eep.
ing right up with the grass.
Several specimens of gold haye recently
been discovered on the plantation OF Mr.
S. T. McAdams, in Fork Township.
Next Monday is Salesday. The regis.
tration books will be opened that day,
and every Democrat should bear it in
mind
The INTELLIGENCER received On invita-
ton to attend the Military Ball, given by
the Abbeville Rifles last Tuesday evening,
9th inst.
The physicians of both the city and
" q
There is very little sickness throughout
this section.
Those who write to the Supervisor OF
Registration need not expect an answer il
they do not send stamp for reply. Re
member this.
Next Sunday will be observed as "Chil-
dren's Day" at the Presbyterian Church.
The pastor will preach sermon especially
to the children.
The Ande rson Cotton Mills began work
Tuesday morning, and everything is now
working as smoothly as il the mills had
been running for years.
The average length of the days of this
week is ID hours and II minutes. This
makes the days Of this week minutes
longer than those Of last week..
The Census enumerators for Andersen
County will meet in this city tomorrow
friday at II O'clock q M, for the pur-
pose Of advising and consulting with each
other.
Miss Elise Mauldin, who has been stu
dent at Hollins' Institute, Hollins, Va.
since last fall, has returned home, and is
warmly welcomed by her numerous
friends.
Col. J. D. Maxwell, who is mem ber of
the Governors staff, has gone to Rich
mond with Gov. Richardson to partici-
pate in the ceremonies of unveiling the
Lee statue.
Judge Cox returned last week from the
Southern Baptist Convention. He re-
ports most delightful trip. He likes
Texas very well, but says he would not
live there.
On and after next Monday the clerks
will get off every afternoon, with the ex-
ception of Saturday, ut o'clock, the mer-
chants of the city having agreed to close
their stores at that hour.
The Presbyterian Sunday School had q
most delightful pic mic at Bordeaux last
Thursday. The day. was most approp,ti.
ate one for the occasion, and the little folks
will not soon forget it.
E. v. Gassaway, colo1ed, of this County,
has sent us an invitation to attend the
Commencement Exercises of the Rich
mond (Va.) Theological Seminary, from
which he will graduate this year.
Judge Jehu A. Orr, of Mississippi, re-
turned home last Monday. His stay in
Anderson, though brief, was highly enjoy
ed by his friends, all of whom regretted
that his visit could not be prolonged.
We are requested to announce that
there will be meeting of Mofattsville
Alliance next Saturday at l o'clock p. M.
All the m members are urged to attend, as
the meeting will be an important one.
The corn and hog crop should not be
neglected this year. Meat, meal and
other products are advancing in price,
and there is no estimating how much
higher they may advance before next fall
arrives.
Pickens Sentinel Mr.. r. Kirksey has
been employed as teacher in school near
Sandy Springs, in Anderson County. II
he is as successful there as he has been in
this County, his patrons will be sure to be
we'll pleased"
Mr.. w. T.. Bolt, Anderson's popular
Sheriff, has been quite sick for week or
more. Wednesday morning he was much
better, though still confined to his bed
We join his many friends in wishing him
speedy rs covery.
The Methodist congregation of this city
has granted its pastor, Rev. G. B. Smith, a
three.weeks vacation. Mr.. Smith will
leave the city next week, and will spend
his vacation visiting friends and relatives
in Sumter, Colleton and other Counties.
Be sure to read the new advertisement
of the Ladies' Store. Miss Lizzie Will
liams, the popular proprietress, has made
another cut in prices on Spring and Sum
mer goods, and for the next sixty days big
bargains are in store for her customers.
Let every Democrat in Anderson
County who has not registration certifi-
cate, see that he has one. There are only
two more salesdays on which they can be
procured. Do not overlook this matter,
or yo,, cannot vote at the November cleo
tion.