The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-06-11

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE II.
Seed peas are in demand now at high
prices.
The city fire department has received its
new, hose reel.
Comptroller Genera, Ellerbe was in the
city last Tuesday.
Mrs. G. p. Pressnel, of Eartwell, is visit.
ing friends In Anderson.
N iss Mary Towers, of Marietta, Ca, is
: In the city visiting relatives.
The Medical Association is composed of
fine looking body of men.
a few dollars from some Of our delin.
quent subscribers would be appreciated
now.
Mrs. r. M. Clinkscales, of Marietta, Ca,
is in Anderson visiting relatives and old
friends.
The weather for the past week has been
very encouraging to ice sales and linen
busters,
. Col. and Mrs. j. N. Brown have gone on
trip to the North, and expect to return
within two weeks.
The Anderson Shoe Factory received an
& order q few days ago from Philadelphia for
a big lot Of shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Sherard have gone
down into the Corner to spend few days
with the formers parents.
In accordance with the recommendation
OF the delegation the Governor has ap.
pointed Mr.. R NJ: Burriss Master.
Mrg. H. i. Adams and Mrs. A. W.
Adams. Of Seneca, have been spending
few. days In the city with their parents.
Governor Tillman has appointed Mr.. E.
Henry Shanklin a Trial Justice at Pendle-,
: ton, and. Mr.; E: r !. Martin q Trial Justice
& at Moseley: 8 &
The MOld Folks Concert in the Opera
House on Monday and Tuesday evenings
& attracted large audiences, and everybody
8 was highly entertained.
"A mad dog made Its appearance in the
! city last week; and was killed by officer
King. The dog had bitten several other
dogs, and they, too, were killed.
We are. sorry to learn of the illness OF
: our young friend, Mr.. T. A: Bolt, of Hope
well Township. We hope he will soon be
restored to his usual good health.
The Rough and Ready Company will
: have its annual pic mic on Thursday 18th
{ inst, at High Shoals: The friends Of the
Company are cordially invited to attend.
The alumni of the old Greenyille Mill
s tarY Institute and the Patrick Military
Institute will meet in this City on
Wednesday, 18th inst.,. to organize an
Alumni association.
The INrRI1IarNaER was delighted to
have g call Wednesday morning from Mr..
Chester Is. o. Reporter, who Is spending
Il day or two In Anderson.
Miss Irene Osborne has gone to New
& berry to visit relatives. Miss Ollie Kenne-
dy left the same day to visit an uncle in
& Columbia. These young ladies expect to
BIS absent several weeks.
Rev. T.. G. Ligon will preach at Mount
4 Zion Church next Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock. In the future Mr.. Ligon will
( supply the Church regularly, preaching
4 every second Sunday afternoon.
Last Saturday two negroes, living in
Varennes Township, got into difficulty,
which resulted in one shooting the other.
The wound is not serious. The negro who
did heahooting was lodged in Jail.
Our clever friend, Capt. Elias Day, of
Easley, has been awarded the contract for
building the new Court House at Pickens.
It is to be completed and ready for use in
= twelve months, and will cost SIS, 900.
Willis O'Shields, of this County, was
given preliminary examination few
days ago before Commissioner. Haw-
thorne, in Green Vile, on the charge Of
violating the revenue laws. He waa dis
missed.
NewberEy Observer THE Rifles Anna.
teur Theatre Company are talking ofgoing
Il to Anderson to play. Why not? Every
thing goes to Anderson now-the doc
tors, the teachers, the preachers and the
d editors"
The closing exercises of the Mofatts-
.szS W.
10th, as follows: Thursday, annual exam-
1nation; Friday evening, beginning at 8
o'clock, exhibition. Everybody is invited
to attend.
During the electrical storm last Friday
night small tenant house on the planta-
lion OF Mr.. J. n. Byrum, two miles west
Of: the city, was struck by lightning and
entirely destroyed. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
Lieut.. John A. Towers, Military In.
Il stuctor at the South Carolina Military
3 Academy, Charleston, is In the city, and
will spend his vacation here with his
fathers family. His many friends are
glad to greet him.
Our Midway correspondent mentions
the death Of Mrs. Lewis W. Gentry, which
will be read with sorrow by many Of our
= readers. She was most excellent woman,
4 and her place in the community where
abe lived will be hard to fill.
Cards are out to the marriage ceremony
OF our young friend, Luther 8. Bigby, of
Bolton, and Miss Sallie E. Wing, of Honea
Path, which win take place in the Baptist
Church at Honea Path on Wednesday
evening, 18th inst, at o'clock.
The Anderson Foundry has just closed
= contract to furnish iron fronts for sever.
al large stores iu Elberton, Ga. DR.. Div
Yer, the proprietor, is hustler when it
comes to competition in work, and is al.
ways ready to do work just little cheap
or than any other foundry.
A little mistake was made in ANNOUNCE
ing the program Of the p. M. I. Com
mencement last week. The Commence
ment exercises proper and the address Of
Prof Griffith takes place Wednesday
morning at 81 o'clock, unsteady of on
Tuesday evening, as was published.
Hugh Conway, infant and only child of
Mr.. w. H. Emerson, of Hodges, died on
Sunday, 7th inst, Of cholera infantum.
aged five months. The little one was i'll
only few hours. The remains were in
tered at Hodges, after appropriate funeral
: services, conducted by Rev. N. MCGEE.
We invite your attention to the new ad.
vertisement Of Peoples & Burriss in an