The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-06-09


The little son and only child of Mr.. VIM.
Anderson, Of Piedmont, died in that place
last Monday morning, aged three years.
Our townsman. Mr.. A. L. WEIGH. ex.
poets to leave for East Tennessee in "a short
time, and win spend q month or two
there. -
Supervisor Of Registration Glenn had
busy day Monday. He registered two
hundred and sixty voters, thirty of whom
were snegroes.
Ms.J, BaylisL Lewis. who has been quite
{ sick for ten days or more, Is able to be out
. TO the mountains.
The friends Of Col. J. G. Raynie, of
n Varsnnes Township, will regret to hear
that he ia still confined to his bed, and that
his condition Is not improved.
The price OF corn Is on the rise. Sensi-
bic farmers will see In the fact conclu-
j dYe argument in favor OF planting more
sS Mr.. r. q. Hunt, soliciting agent of the
i. d DIR. r. Company, was in the city
z Hast week. Mr. Hunt is live railroad
! man. and has host Of friends in Ander.
Z con.
Orr young friend, Will. Anderson, who
z has been spending the last few months at
Greenwood buying cotton, returned to
Anderson Monday, and will spend the
Z summer here.
Mr.. w. J. Hembree, of Boleman. 8. G.,
was visiting In this section last week, and
s paid the INTEII1GENCER pleasant call.
BE reports good crop prospects through
this section.
Dysentery Is prevalent to some extent
g I'm aad around the city. DR.. 8. NJ. Orr,
who has been confined to his home for .
week or more with this disease, is able to
he out again.
The Commencement Sermon Of the P.
u. 7. will be preached in the Baptist
IL Church next Sunday morning. No SER
vices will be held. In the Presbyterian or
Methodist Churches. =
$Mr. e. p. McAdams, q, clever young
farmer near the city, is ahead on cotton.
He has shown ms stalk measuring ten or
twelve inches, with square on It, and
says he has four cores just like it.
Unforeseen happenings prevented DR..
#. e.. Villains, of the New York Eye and
Z Ear Institute, from meeting his engage.
rnent in Anderson this week. He will
make another engagement here later on.
The public generally are invited to at.
Z tend the meeting Of the y; NJ. @. A. In the
Opera House next Sunday afternoon at
IS o'clock. The Rev. J. Wn. Jones, D. D.,
Of Atlanta, Ga, and other prominent
speakers are expected.
Mr.. A. T. Hepbree. an energetic and
progressive farmer Of Rock Mills Town
ship, has shown us nne stalk of cotton,
which Is the best we have seen this year.
It measured eight or ten inches in height.
and Is an average stalk from q fifteen acre
field.
commencement os Newberry Col
Iege takes place next week. The r. 6S D..
Railroad will sell reduced rate round trip
tickets to NeWberry and return at all points
is 1915. Tickets on sale from 10th to 18th,
limited to June 18th.
The Teachers' Institute will begin on
Monday, 10th inst, and will be in charge
Of Prof. Welch. This will be another fine
opportunity for our teachers to get some
valuable instruction, AID not one Of them
should fail to attend the Institute
throughout its session.
'sWhen Ny Ship Comes Over the See" !"
tette In 1.-THE Old Homestead is the latest
musical hit by the Popular Song Writer,
Will i. Thompson. Price, seventy-five
cent?. Published by Will. J.. Thompson
.& Co., $50 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
The Irish potato is said to match the
serKsentine. sugar coated strawberry, in
producing stomach troubles at this time.
{! a gentleman says that little lime water
in the pot will render the new potato
harmless. Nobody can suggest an anti
dote for stsaw berry dynamited with sugar.
Now ia the time to disinfect your prem.
iseS. A little lime judioiously applied
around your house and lot might prove
the saving of heavy doctor bill and, per-
Thorough sanitation should be enforced
by stringent laws in every town and com.
munity In the land.
The hand-shaking Is beginning to in
crease at quite rapid rate, and sometimes
person begins to think that really, after
all, he is Of some consequence. But 1t is
somewhat of damper to his increasing
self esteem when he reminds himself thai
every two years let us say, for example.
a Pennsylvania man smoked 200 cigar.
ettes the other day, and it is thought that
he will not smoke any more. We take
the liberty of mentioning the case, in spits
of thIs fact that moralizing about cigar.
cites is stalls and improbable, in tho hope
ths5 some Of An6erson's cigarette fends
will see the error of their ways and take
to Il pipe.
Our big press broke down Monday, and
for awhile we were In prediGament, bu
we soon secured the services of Mr.. J. G
Davis, one OF the most expert maohinist
or mechanics in the State, and in an hon,
or two the press was running again, Mr.
Davis makes speciality Of repairing ma
chinery, and when you need his services
give him call.
William Wilson, the wife slayer, ha!
alracst entirely recovered from his self-in
flicted wounds. There are vague rumon
Aanat to the effect that Wilson killed hii
vile because she was In possession of Ger
tain facts which he was afraid she would
diYulge to his injury. There may bt
loshing in them, though it is thought some
sensational facts will be developed at tht
trial.
yarennes Church will observe Chill
drens Day on Sunday, 10Th inst, and We
are requssted to extend all the neighbor-
Ing Sunday Schools an invitation to attend
and participate in the exercises, which
will begin at II o'clock. Hon. G. F.
Tolly and others have been invited to de-
liver addresses. The occasion will be an
Interesting one, and those who attend will
be edited.
A lady physician asserts that 1t is ipiu.
rious to the spineS OF children to "spank''
them. We know but little about the
spines Of children, but it strikes us that
that doctor knows q mighty little about
the "usual way Of whipping children" ."
At any rate, II the mothers of this country
would let up on this important and useful
feature Of household duties for about
twenty years there would be big demand
for hemp