The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-06-25

10 CAL NEWS
THURSDAY,JUNE 25.
Some very fine early peaches are now
being sold in the city.
We have received a big supply Of cotton
blooms since Monday.
The gossips say there will be several
weddings In Anderson in the early fall.
The fire bell tower has been completed
and turned over to the fire department.
Mr.. VIM. G. Whitner. of Rock Hill, has
q been granted patent on railway car.
Yes, girls, the Cadets are gone. Don't
weep-fhey will return in q few months.
Mr.. D. 4. Reid, one Of our County boys,
arrived home from Woford College a few
days ago. 7f...'.
Mr.. E. p. Welch has gone on business
"trip to Arkansas, where he will spend sew
5 erat weeks.
Mr.. George Evans has gone to West
Point, Miss, to spend few days visiting
his brother.
From all sources 1t is now declared
what g dull time is upon us--for the next:
three months.
Miss Roy Nance, who graduated from
q the Gafney City Academy last week, has
returned home.
IS Mr.. John ". Gaines, Of this County,
81 was among the graduates from Furman
University last week.
an order from Milledgeville, Ga, for six
crates OF his fine cabbage.
Rev. =. o. Lindsay will preach at Mid
way Church on the first Sunday In July,
at the usual hour Of holding services.
Chief: OF Police Fant circulated q sub
soription paper last Thursday and secured
}. about $40 FOR the JEFF Davis. monument
fund.
Hiss Lizzie Reese, who has been attend
3 ing the Female College at Gainesville,
Ga, has returned home to spend the va.
cation.
Niaeteen young men graduated from
Z. Woford College last week, and among the
i number was Mr.. Marshall 0. Ligon, Of
h Anderson.
Our young friend, Bradley Moorhead,
who has been student at the Cedar
hone today.
Miss ELISE Mauldin and Miss Zoe
Bleckley have returned home from Hol-
Inns Institute, Virginia, to spend the sum-
mer holidays.
! Prof. w. E. Breazeale, of Furnan Uni
Sgversity, gave the INTE1L1aENCER pleas.
ant call Monday. He has come home to |
B spend the: vacation.
Moses Young, who was slave and the |
carriage driver Of John G. Calhoun. died
= at his, home in Pickens few days ago, at
{ the age Of 100 years l
MI; Is. L.$Wharton, who has been stu
dent at the louisville (Ky.) Medical Col
S lege the past few months, has returned to
ss his home in this County.
AZ the annual meeting Of the Alumni
Association sof .Furman University in
Greenyille last week, Judge w. F. Cox, OF
anderson was elected President.
The trustees of Furman University
$ have conferred the honorary degree Of
LID on Rev. T: p. Bell, formerly of |
this city, but now OF Richmond, Va.
3Sz2 Rev. Il. ii. Smith tondered his resigna.
& ton as pastor Of Salem Church, in this
s County, last Sunday. He expects to en-
gage regularly In the eYangelistic work.
s Mr.; M. b. Jackson has shown us an egg
Whichahe found few days ago that has
8 an annex that looks very much like an
elephants snout, more than an inch long. |
The CLERK: OF the Board Of Trustees. re-
S5quests us to announce that during the |
: summer smonths there will be no public |
money; for the schools in Garvin Town
3 ship. q.
Gainesville, (Ga.) Eagle "ReY. r. 81.
Smith who removed from this place q
yearoeso ago, has. to the delight of his |
liYe.;'
We return many thanks to our young
& friend, j. 81. Shearer, Jr., for box Of nice |
June apples. Such treats are always in |
order and are highly appreciated By the
8 printers.
We took two trips into the County last !
Week, and must confess that We found the
crops along the roads we travelled In q
much better condition than we expected
/. to find them.
Mr.. John T. Bolt, one OF Centeryille
bent the eINTELLIaENCKR the frat cotton
bloom OF tho season. It made its appear
(. ance on Monday, 22nd inst.
REV. Irl &. Hicks, the St. Louis weather
prophet, repeats his warning. in regard to
q dry summer, and exhorts tie farmers to
husband their June supply OF water and
prepare for q severe drouth.
Our old friend, Mr.. Peter McPhail, call
ed to see Us Wednesday morning. and we
were glad to greet him. Mr.. McPhail has
passed his four SCORE years, which makes
him one Of our Oldest citizens.
Messrs. Byrum & Kennedy, of this city,
have been awarded the contract for the
erection OF q large brick store room in
Honea Path for Messrs. J. @. Milford & Co.
They will begin work at once.
We are requested to ask those members
of the Presbyterian Church who know
themselves to be in arrears on pastors
salary for the second quarter to call on the
Deacons and settle by July 1st.
- -: w. A. Chapman, agent, has an adver-
tisement in another column and ne adj
wise you to read it. He is Offering goods
at cost, and many bargains are in store for
those who call early and often.
Read what Jones, seybt & Co., baYe to
say in their new advertisement. They are
making drives In every line OF their inn
Z mense stock, and if you want to do your
self good 60 and see them at once.
&: Mr.. o. B. yanWYck, the shoe merchant,
will move from his present quarters Sep.
tembar LIST. He is anxious to reduce his
! stock, and Is offering some rare bargains
now. Read his new advertisement.
Miss BERTHE Cunningham, of this city,
graduated from Convarse College, in Spar
tanburg, last week, and. came off with the
honors other class. We join her many
friends In extending congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIC. Sloan, of Columbia,
are spending q few days in Anderson with
relatives. Mr.. Sloan represents the Ma.
tional Building and Loan Association, and
will make an effort to organize branch
here.
Mrs. +. E. Breazeale went to Walhalla