The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Newell section, came in to see us last Sat-
urday. He reports fine small grain crop
in his section, and says the farmers are
planting great deal more corn than
usual.
The police are making o thorough in.
spection OF the premises Of the resi-,
dents of the city. If you havn't put your
premises in good condition, you will save
trouble by doing 80 before the inspector
comes around.
Mr.. E. T. Gambrell has sold his prop.
erty at the corner Of North Main aud
Earle streets to Messrs. D, 81. Hammond
& Co., who will in few weeks begin the
erection of two store-rooms and cOmmodi-
ous livery stable.
Mr.L.H. Carlisle, the courteous ticket
agent of the r. q D. r. 4. in this city, IN
| forms us that he sold seventy.slx tickets
to the Columbia Centennial last week.
| Thirty-fve of this number were sold to the
| Cadets of the P. NJ. I.
! Mr.. Samuel J. Pickle, while suffering
! from temporary alteration OF mlno, at
| tempted to commit suicide by cutting ms
throat in Greenville last Monday nignt.
! At last accounts he was not dead, out tne
, chances are against bis recovery.
We are in receipt Of very handsome
invitation to attend the Commencement
exercises Of Converse College, beginning
Saturday, June 18th, and ending Wednes-
day. June 18th. For this invitation we
are indebted to Miss BERTHE Cunningham.
Mr.. D. C. Flynn has new advertisement
in this paper, and if you are interested IN
buying goods cheap you should read care
fully what he says. He is going to give up
business in Anderson, and for the next
few weeks will sell goods at and below
cost.
Mr.. Clarence McFall, of Danville, Va.
came TO his old home last week to attend
Che marriage of his sister and to spend
few days with his mother and family.
His friends were glad to greet him. Vir-
ginia seems to be doing good part by
him.
Mr.. D. H. Hammond offers some valua.
BILE real estate for sale, as will be seen by
referring to an advertisement in another
column, which we invite you to read care
fully. He also has a lot of personal prop
erty for sale. His terms are reasonable
and easy.
The little joke published a week or two
ago about 8 prominent citizen OF Starr has
been saddled on Mr.. T. M. Nelson OF that
place. Mr.. Nelson pleads not guilty to
the charge. and we would never have
printed it if we had thought it would have
done any one an injury.
A number Of our citizens are having
water pipes and small hydrsnts put on
their premises, by which they not only
have an abundant supply of water for
household purposes, but can sprinkle
their yards and gardens during the dry
weather. 1t is great convenience.
The cannon-ball train which has recent.
~ been making round trip daily from
Columbia to Anderson, has been restored
to its old schedule, and now runs from
Prosperity to Anderson and return. The
train did not pay expenses between Co.
lumbia and Prosperity, so the officers say.
j. o. Haynes, of Greenville, has been
new Baptist Church at Piedmont, and the
framing, is now. about up aud york is pro.
crossing. The Church will be a handsome
one. It will be 20 feet one way and 60
feet another. The walls to the roof will
be 20feet high.
Todd Bros. handed in new advertise
ment, but it was too late to appear this
week. In. looking over it. We notice that
they are prepared to keep you cool, and
are Offering soda water, milk shakes, sher
bets, &C., at S cents glass, or will sell you
Is tickets for one dollar. Give them q call
at No. Chiquola block.
The closing exercises Of the Greedy In.
stitute took place In ODonnelps Hall last
Friday evening, and were attended by
large crowd OF the colored citizens. The
program consisted OF dialogues. speechess,
recitations, etc, concluding with an ad-
dress from Prof. Sanders, principal OF the
colored graded school of Greenville.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. G. Sharpe
for an invitation to attend the Commence
ment exercises Of the Honea Path High
School at Honea Path, s. c., on Thurs
day and Friday, June 4th and 5th. An
interesting programme has been arranged
for the occasion, and the students will no
doubt be greeted by large audiences each
day. =.
A change was made in the schedule of
the freight. train on the S. Y. r. r. last
Monday. The train now arrives here at
l1.30 a. m. and leaves at Q p. M. Passen-
gers may leave Anderson on this train
and go through to August that night,
making connection ut Mccormick with
the south-bo passenger train from
Spartanburg.
Our young friend, Will. E. Owen, Of
Pendleton Township, was in the city last
Monday and purchased Mr.. D. s. Max.
wells fine young stallion. Mr. Owen,
who is an energetic farmer, says he Is
going to stop growing 80 much cotton and
give more of his time and attention to
raising stock and supplies. He Is taking
the right step.
We invite your attention to O. B.
VanWyckS new advertisement. BE
means what he says. His stock for the
season is full and complete, and visit to
his establishment will do you good. By
low prices and honest goods, Mr.. Van
Wyck is making new customers every
day, and when you want anything in his
line take our advi: . and give him call.
Regular trains are now running be-
CW6eu ElDoltOIly 0d., duu MouIOot Ne Sss
over the G. c. d N. r. R. In speaking of
the schedule, the Elberton Star says:
"We learn that arrangements will be made,
if possible, for the south.bound freight
train on the G., G. & N. 10 connect closely
with the Augusta bound passenger train
from Anderson, on the Savannah Valley
road"
The Pioneer Firemen are arranging to
have festival in Temperance Hall on to-
morrow friday evening for the purpose
of raising money to equip their Company
in new uniforms, etc. The Pioneers are
always ready to do their duty in saving
and protecting our property and we
should give them liberal patronage Fri;
day evening. Don't forget the time and
place.
The Board of Directors of the Y. N. G.
A. have issued call No. 2 for 20 per cent. of
the sums subscribed for building purposes,
to be paid in by June LIST. AS soon as q
sufficient amount Is collected to justify the
Poord ;Y, nronoodipo with tho worIc of