The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-06-04

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LOCAL NEWS
97g sTHURsDAY, JUNE, 4,
Isn'tit abouttime tore.organlze the1oaf-
ser's clubf
The Court Of General Sessions opened
at Abbeville last Monday.
Don't forget the entertainment in the
Opera House Friday night,
s.rhe next thing in order on the gastro-
nomic programis beans, snap beans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Whitner, OF Rock
Hill, are spending few days In the city.
The man who could run a newspaper to
please everybody died before he was born.
Last Monday was the most quiet Sales
day the city residents have witnessed in a
long time.
We. notice great many strangers on
our streets, and nearly all of them are
& prospecting.
::,Dr. T. T. Earle, one Of Greenville's most
prominent physicians, spent day or two
z The city last week.
The grass is growing rapidly now, and
the farmers are moving around right
lively to keep it down.
MI. Ernest FAINT is erecting neat cot
: tage about a half mile beyond the city
limits, on the,Abbeville road.
Messrs. G. T.. Jones & Co. have anew
advertisement on this page, and we would
advise yon to resdi It carefully
Miss Mamie E. Kay, Of this County,
viii graduate from the Winthrop Train
ing School in Columbia next week.
Don't forget, that the stores Of the city
close their. doors now at 81 o'clock p. N.
Do your shopping before that hour,
There Is kind OF monopoly existing
among the chickens laying chickens.
The eggs are very eggstraordinary scarce.
Rev. VIM. ,R:: Parker, colored, Of this
County, has married one thousand and
seventy y:three couples since the war closed.
The doctors will be with us next week,
and our people should do their best to
4 make them enjoy their stay in Anderson.
We gladly welcome our Neva CORES
pondent to our columns, and hope to re-
caive letter from there whenever it is
convenient.
Hicks, the weather prophet, predicts
plenty of rain for this month, but says it
win be dry for the remainder of the grow
Ing season.
Mr.. Tom. Glenn, of slabtown, who re.
Gently went to New York for medical
treatment, has been much benefited. He
Is almost well.
Anderson should have Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It is
!. badly needed. Who will take the LEAD IN
organizing itf
IAN exchsge truly says, the hardest peo-
pie on earth for an editor to please are
those who borrow the paper from some OF
his subscribers.
Nothing is more annoying to pastor
than for some member Of, his congrega-
z tion to bs whispering at the time he IS
trying to preach.
It has been suggested that the clerks or
eanize base ball Club and give their
Giends q little fun these afternoons after
:the stores are closed
Il The stock holders OF the Piedmont Man
ufacturing Company have decided to erect
monument at Piedmont in m emory OF
J. Col. n. r. Hammett.
The South Carolina Bible Association
meets In Columbia next ThursGay. The
: Anderson County Auxiliary Society
should be represented.
On. account Of the rain last Friday the
Baptist Sunday School was prevented from
having its pic mic, and it has now been
indefinitely postponed.
Our venerable ,townsman, Mr.. Henry
Garrison, has just returned from pleas.
Z antyisit to friends and relatives in Fart
! and Franklin Counties, Ga.
An Anderson girl was heard to remark a
few days ago that certain young man OF
her acquaintance had such big feet that he
haste put his pants on over his head.
"a number Of the city folks went into
the County last Sunday to attend the sew
aral, Union meetings which were held at
: Churches in various sections OF the Coun-
ty.
An old farmer says If the seasons are the
least favorable there will be the largest
corn crop produced In Anderson County
this year that has been grown here in
long time.
Mr.. A. e. French, who has just finished
numbering the houses of the city, has So
cured as agent Mr.. Jesse NJ. Smith, who
will have the numbers for those who
failed to securethe same.
Mr.. John: g. Cary, of Seneca, spent q
day in the city last week In the interest OF
cotton mill which 1t is proposed to erect
s:posed capital stock Is $250, 900.
The law against selling tobacco to NIL
snors seams to be of very little effect. AL
most any evening it is no unusual sight
to see one or more kids in knickerbo bookers
putting cigarettes on the streets.
An old friend tells us that he has fine
watermelon growing for the lNTELLl GEN
CKR force. Our Devil says he hopes the
gentleman will not forget to pull 1t and
bring It to the Office when it gets ripe.
The Moorhead boys, whose arrest We no.
ted last week, are evidently wanted very
bad in Georgia. Sheriff Bolt has been no.
tilted by the Sherifs of three Counties to
hold the prisoners until further orders.
We are In receipt OF an invitation to at
tend the anniversary exercises of the CAL
liopean and Polytechnic Literary Societies
of the South Carolina Military Academy
!. in Charleston on Tuesday evening, seth
! jnst.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage ceremony Of Mr.. H. O. Townsend
! and Miss Nellie Towers, which will take
place In the Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening, 10th inst, at 9
o'clock.
= The closing exercises of the Honea Path
High School take place tonight, and to-
morrow, and no doubt will attract large
crowd Of visitors. Prof. Watkins has ar
ranged an interesting program for the oc.
casion.
!. Our clever old friend, Mr.. Martin Hall,
OF the Storeville section, paid his respects
to the INTELLIaENCER last Saturday. We
xuoro ry1ed n oroot him apd IN And him an /.