The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-07-09
Court convenes at Piokens next Mon


A good many Of the farmers are not yet
ont Of the grass.
Prof. G. G. Reed. Of Cokesbury, is in this
section visiting relatives.
Very few peaches have as yet been
offered for sale in the city.
The exodus from the low country to the
mountains has commenced.
a much-needed rain visited us Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning.
Mr.. J. d. .Lowrance, Of Columbia, has
been spending atew days in the city.
Mrs. James 7. Holleman and family are
spending this week at Walhalla with rel
atiyes.
Mr.. Will. Mattison, of the P. r. & W.
@. r. r., has been spending few days In
the city.
Mr. Il. M. Morris and family, Of Pick
ems, have been visiting relatives in this
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Barriss have
5 gone to Shelby, N. O., to visit the latter's
parents.
Anderson County is one Of the few
Counties of the State that does not owe
anything.
Miss ;Elleanor Knight, Of this city, is
spending q? few weeks with friends near
Fair Play.
Messrs. IS. M. Pickens and s. A. Hntch-
tnson, Of Elberton, Ca, were in Anderson
last Monday.
The darkey and the small boy are anx-
Z iously awaiting the arrival Of the nickel
5s watermelon.
With the exception Of few cases OF
measles, there Is very little sickness in the
city just now.
Do not overlook the fact that your
horses need refreshing drink Of water as
often as you do.
Meet q man these days and the first
thing he refers to in his conversation is
9 the: hot weather.
MIR. Julian FAINT, OF Atlanta, Ga, is
spending short vacation in Anderson
with his parents.
80 Miss Kate Cox, one Of Belton's most ex-
q cellent young ladies, has been visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. q. M. McPhail, one of the jolliest
: and most popular drummers on the road,
spent Tuesday In the city.
The Comptroller. General has appointed
Monday, 9th Inst, to have settlement
with County Treasurer Payne.
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The colored Methodist Sunday School
of this city. went down to Mt. Carmel last
Friday on 8 pic mic excursion.
Dorchester school, in Broadaway Town
ship, win open next Monday. Miss Lucy
Gambrell has been elected teacher of this
school.
Miss Mamie Bailey, who has been
I teaching school near Denver, in this
County, has returned to her home at Un.
Ion, g. Q.
Mr.. J. e. Kinch, one of the proprietors
Of the Pickens Sentinel, was in the city
last Saturday, and gave the INTE1L1eEN-
cER a call.
Miss Katie Cruise, formerly OF this place,
but,now Of Asheville, N. c., is in the city
visiting friends: Her many old friends are
glad to see her.
Mrs. "A. O. Norris, OF Graham, Texas, is
now. visiting her old home in this County.
Her numerous friends and relatives are
glad to greet her.
80 Miss Lizzie Williams and Miss Sallie
: Williams leave to-day for Asheville, N.
@, where they will spend two or three
weeks In recreation.
There will be a pic mic at New Prospect
next Saturday. School Commissioner
Wardlaw has been invited to deliver an
address on the occasion.
There were eighteen graduates from the
Citadel Academy last week. among whom
were Cadets We. Humphreys and P. z.
McCully, Jr., Of Anderson.
- The Y. M. G. A. meeting in the Opera
House next Sunday afternoon viii be
: conducted by Mr.. @. O. Langston. Sub
ject, Character" XXX.
Mrs. Lucinda Jones, who lives In Green
vile County, has recently cut eight new
teeth. She Is 81 years old, and the strange
occurrence puzzles her friends.
- The Presbyterian congregation have
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! vacation, and that Church will, therefore,
be erclosed the next few Sundays.
With this issue the IHrELLIaENcsR be-
gins its tWenty.sixth volume, and can
still boast Of. the largest list Of subscribers
OF any country weekly In the State.
ReY.D. E. Frierson will preach at Flat
Book Church On Saturday and Sunday,
24th and 25th inst, at II o'clock q. m.
Communion services will be held on Sun
day.
We had 6 very pleasant call on Tuesday
from our young friend, Prof W. P. Hol-
land, Of Central, who is spending a few
, weeks In our midst with friends and rels-
.ives.
q The County Commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting Tuesday, and is
was decided to make some repairs in the
JAN and to place iron cages in each one Of
the cells.
Married on Sunday, June %, 1891, at
the residence of Mr.. A. NJ. Strickland, by
SO. Jackson, Esq, Mr.. J. J. Nix, of Alb
beville, and Miss M. L. Strickland, Of
Storeville.
Mr.. Thos. A. Bolt, of Hopewell Town
ship, who has been quite sick for several
weeks, is now regaining his health, and
was able to visit bis parents in the city q
few days ego.
Messrs. d. 8. Maxwell 6; Son have just
received big lot of fresh canned goods,
and among the lot are some very fine cher.
ries, which they are offering at 10 cents
can. Try them.
Prof. ]. B. Watkins. the accomplished
Principal of the Honea Path High School,
has been visiting his brother in Anderson.
The INTELLIaENCER vas delighted to have
call from him.
The Sullivan Hardware Company has
secured license for the sale Of pistols, car
tridges. etc., and are ready to supply the
trade at any time. Orders by mail will
be promptly attended to.
There will be singing at Shiloh Church
next Saturday, 11th inst, opening at 81
o'clock a. M. and conducted by Prot. M.
L. Willis. The public generally invited
> to come and bring well.filled dinner bas.
kets.
Several Of our young men went over to
Piedmont last Saturday to participate in