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

time now.
The fruit tree agents are now canvassin!
the County.
They say hoop skirts are coming init
fashion again.
Postmaster Russell visited Washington
D. c., last week.
Rumor says another wedding will occu
In the city at an early day.
Mr.. W. w. sadles. student of Du
s. West College, spent Sunday in Anderson
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. w. Keys, OF Green
VILE, made hurried visit to the city las
week.
Nearly every farmer we meet says he i
planting more corn and less cotton thar
usual.
The rains of the past few days hsv,
been general. and have put the farmers ir
better humor.
Tho attention of our teachers is directed
to the advertisement of the Winthrop
Training School.
The Court Of General Sessions for An
,derson County convenes on the fourth
Monday in June.
Mrs. J. T. Barnes and Mrs. J. F. Harper
OF fsLowndesville, are visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
The Elberton Star says {: 1T Is said thai
several Anderson business men are talking
,of moving to- Elberton.'
Evangelist Pearson will commence q
series OF meetings :. Darlington, 8. c., on
the first Sunday In Jnne.
Spring chickens continue to bring fancy
prices. Very few are being offered for sale.
Eggs are also in demand.
Mrs. ". e. Earle, Of Washington, D. c.,
!; who, has been visiting relatives in this city,
has returned to her home.
Mra: Della M. Wilson and her brother,
Mr.. David Moore, spent last week in
Greenwood and Columbia.
a. foroeof hands, in charge of Mr.. J. B.
: McGee, is doing some good work In Silver
Brook cemetery this week.
"A little child Of Prof n. g. Reed, Of
-iWalhalla, was painfully though not seri-
sously burnt few days ago.
An exchange truly says, seeing is not
always believing. There are many men
you can see and not believe.
Mrs. B. F.. Crayton is very i'll, ::and the
1ETR1LIaEECKR joins her many friends in
wishing her speedy recovery.
Mr.. John D. Hillhouse, OF Greenpille.
wife, who is visiting her mother.
Mr.. o. E. Humphreys, the efficient rail
!: road agent at Pelzer, spent last Sunday In
Anderson with friends and relatives.
Our clever friend, Mr.. r.. W. Power, Of
Due West, was in the city last week and
. gave the IaTELLIGENoER pleasant call.
~ Col. J. l.. Orr has been invited to deliver
4 Sthe diplomas to the graduating class Of the
: South; Carolina Military Academy In July
next.
- Mr.. T.. II. Carlisle, at the r. q D. r. R.,
: is now, representing the Travellers 1nsur-
Z ance Company, of Hartford, Conn.,, in An
derson. =.
On account Of the rain the Presbyterian
: Sunday School did not have its pic MIC last
s Friday. It will take place tomorrow
(Fidsy).
The Episcopsi Convention held its an.
nual session In Greenyille last week, and
was attended by Rev. T.. F. Gadsden, Of
: this city.
The late cool spell of weather and east
winds have caused considerable amount
OF sickness, such as diarrhes, dysen-
terry, &c.
Ms. Jas. G. O'Donnell, accompanied by
3 her sister, Miss Mamie McGraeh. have
4 gone to Charleston to visit friends and
relatives.
Miss :Sallie Gadsden, Of this city, has
gone to Washington, D. c., where she
will spend several weeks visiting her
\ grandmother.
80! Col. W. A. Neal, OF this County, who Is
member of Gov. Tillman's staff, partici-
pated in the Centennial celebration at CO.
lumbia last week.
,Mr. A. sohilletter opened an Ice cream
Z parlor Last Monday, and the receipts Of
the first day were given to the missionary
ssocieties Of fshe city.
Call at Cunningham Bros. and see the
Jones Fender that saves one-half of the
Z hoeing Of your crop. Every one guaran-
tesd to give satisfaction.
COW belonging to Mr.. B. P. Trammell
sstrayed OF last Saturday, and he. will be
glad to receive any information concerning
.,3f - Sloa us3rorfycotooV~f
s The meeting of the Y. NJ. @. A.. next
Sunday afternoon will be conducted by
Mr.. G. +. Jones. Subject, "Consecration."
-.-Romans, 18th chapter.
Complaint comes from several sections
ssof the County about the bad condition OF
the public roads, and the Commissioners
are urged to look after them.
3 Mr.. a. y. Towers will offer some rare
bargains at his store for the next few
weeks. Give him call, and look out for
his advertisement next week.
Messrs. n. J. and ]. W. Power offer
some desirable real estate in Due West for
sale or rent. on easy terms. Read their
advertisement in another column.
The President desires all subscribers to
the Cotton Mill Stock, who have not yet
{ received their Certif fcates, to call as soon
z as convenient and bring their receipts.
80 While Mr.. John Cotter was carelessly
handling pistol few evenings ago, 1t
was accidentally discharged, and he was
shot through the palm of.his left hand.
The Young America Cornet Band is in
dne practice now. and readyto to make en-
gagements for furnishing sweet music at
pic mics, commencements, etc. Terms rea-
. sonable.. >. I:
- Col. N. p. Tribble had severe attack
!, Of cholera morbus Tuesday night, but just
before going to preas we learned that he
* was better We hope soon to hear Of his
recovery.
Mat. e. B. Murray and John E. Brea.
zeale Esu. went to Westminster Tuesday
: evening to attend meeting Of the corpor-
ators Of the Western Carolina Railroad
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Glenn, OF this
County, have gone. to Birmingham, Ala,
to attend the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church, to which MI. Glenn
is delegate.
Mr.. John J. Bonds. OF Putnam County,