The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-06-18
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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE Is.
Hon. E. B. Murray visited Clayton, Ga,
last week. .sz5=.5 : =.
MI. Paul Stephens is visiting his parents
in the city.
Fancy prices ara still being paid for eggs
and frying chickens.
Mr.. Jesse r. Smith, Of Greenville, spent
day or two in the city last week.
The price Of cotton does not vary much
The best is now selling at 81 cents.
Messrs. q. F. and g. M. Tolly have gone
to AshVille on short business trip.
It is said that now Is the best time to
lay in your supply of coal for next winter.
Mr.. J. 81. onHasseln and family have
gone to Williamson to spend few days
Miss Lillian Murrah went to Athens
Ga, last week to visit friends and relatives
Rev. Chas. B. Smith will preaoh at Mid.
way Church next Sunday afternoon, at 4
O'clock.
Mr.. F. J. Pelzer and family, of Charles.
ton, are now at their summer home, near
Pendleton-
Corn is looking fine throughout the
{ County, and there is more of it planted
than usual.
Mr.. Joel G. Keys, of Athens, Ga, Is
spending short vacation with his parents
near the city.
A large number Of visitors are in the
city this week attending the P. N. T. Com
mencement.
Judge Robert A. vanWyok, of New
York, Is spending few days In Anderson
with relatives.
Judge w. +. Cox went to Greenville
Tuesday to attend the Commencement of
Fnrman University.
Col; r.. M. Maddox, one Of the leading
citizens Of Ebert County, Ga, was in
Anderson last Tuesday:
Mr.. Henry Caudle, typo from Lex
tngton, N. c.. is In the city; visiting her
brother, Mr.. A. L, Caudle.
Col. W. II. Mauldin and wife, of Hamp-
ton, 8. G., have been spending few days
In Anderson with relatives.
.Rev.R. 81. Smith Is now conducting a
very successful religious revival in the
Baptist Church at Westminster.
Court conyenes next Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. The jurors and witnesses
should be 10 their places promptly at that
hour.
Mrs. T. c. Ligon, of Lexington County,
!. Is In the city visiting relatives. She came
: up to attend the wedding OF her eister last
week. -
~ Miss Millelula McAdams, OF Due West,
: and Miss Ida Parks, of Greenwood, are in
s the city visiting the family of Mrs. M. D.
Moore.
Our old friend, Mr.. G. s. Milford, Of the
Fork, was in the city last Friday, and the
INTELLIaENcER was glad to have call
s from him. I,
Miss Mamie Nicholson, who is teaching
!; school near Lowndesville, is spending q
= A0u. SS.yc ~ 0SASJ. VAoAeAA'h Iva Aaos1oA
and family.
Capt. A.; a Walden, one of the best
+ Conductors that ever pulled the bell cord,
, issgain in charge of one Of the trains on
the 8. ". B. r.
Mr.. G.. M. Gibbons, of Washington,
spent 9 few days in the city last week see:
Ing what prospect there is Of having a
s HaifpY Y1aOhr in a n7prq0n
Lieut.: T. @. Donaldson, o. s.. A., who
8 was recently detailed as military instruc-
tor: for the r. M. L, is in the city attending
the c0mmencem exercises.
Z Mr.. B. Frank Mauldin left the city last
Saturday to visit Virginia and perhaps
other States before he returns. He will
be absent two weeks or more.
Mr.. Rufus FAINT will conduct the Y. N.
@. "A. meeting in the Opera House next
Sunday afternoon, at O'clock. Subject:
tDuty. Mathew IA to %.
There will be big fishing party at
Crafts Ferry, on Savannah River. next
Saturday. Every body is invited 10 attend
8 and briog their dinner baskets.
The citizens of the west side of Pickens
and the east side Of Oconee are making
preparations to have grand union pic mic
at: Old Piokens on the 4th July.
Misses Daisy and Bertha Sharpe, who
have been attending College at Charlotte,
N. c., have returned home. Miss Dasy
brings her diploma with her, having grad.
= The railroad agents In Anderson have
Z been ofacially notified that the Richmond
q Danville Railroad Company has as
sumad control of the Georgia Central sys-
tenn Of railroads.
The Rev. M. Pinson will preach at
5 Mountain Creek Church next Sunday
afternoon at halfpast 8 O'Clock. The
friends Of the congregation are invited to
attend the services.
Our young friend, Frank G. .DuPree, Of
Augusta, spent last Sunday in the city.
He was on his way to his old home in
Abbeville, where he will spend short va.
cation with relatives.
We are requested to announce that Starr
Alliance will meet on Saturday, 9th inst,
at Q O'Clock p. m. a full attendance Of
the members Is desired, as the election Of
officers v i'll take place at this meeting.
Mr.. J. A. Mattison, who has been stu
dent at Furman University the past ses-
sion, has returned to his home In this
County. The INTELLIaENcER was glad
to have call from him few days ago.
Messrs. D. s. Maxwell & Son are now
Offering their customers fine lot Of vari.
( ous vegetables. Next Saturday they will
receive car load of fine Georgia melons,
which they will sell cheap. Be sure to get
lone.
Our young friend, Marion Gassaway,
who has been attending the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, at Louis
yille, KY, has returned to his home in
this County to spend the Summer Yaca-
stion.
The Rev. Mr.. DuBose, who has been q
missionary to China for several years, but
y who Is now visiting his old home in this
: State, will visit Anderson and preach in
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday