The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-13
Court is in session at Pickens this week.

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Court Is in session at Pickens this week.
The doomed prisoners were all conveyed
to Columbia last Friday.
The Anderson boys are right slnartly
afflicted with base ball fever.
1,he public schools of Broadway Dis
trict will open next Monday, 18th inst.
John X. Hood, Esq, is spending this
week visiting his parents at Due West.
Drs. Strickland q Anderson are attend
Judge Cox and his bride have returned
home, and are boarding at the Chiquola.
The public schools of Union District,
No. 81, will open on next Monday, 18th
inst.
Misses variDa and Olive Brown have
gone North TO spend few weeks with
friends.
A new fiye-room eottageis being erected
by Capt. Js NJ. Patrick on the P. NJ. I.
gronnds.
llCol. ST. P. Tribble dis announced for
Clerk of Court Mr.. B. F. Wilson for
1 Auditor.
The continued rains are beginning to
look serious TO the farmers, who are get
ting considerably behind in their work.
Hon. E. B. Murray has been invited to
address the Orr and Sheppard Club in
Greenvllle on Friday evening, 22nd inst.
Several Andersonians have already an
nounced their Intention Of going to WASH
: ington to nee Cleveland inaugurated next
March.
Mrs. J. r. Moorhead, of Ocala, Fla, is
visiting relatives in the County. Mr..
Moorehead is expected to join her hero in
IL few weeks.
A man and two women, wfo claim to
belong TO Che Salvation Army have been
holding religious services on the streets
for several days.
When man and woman are made one,
.she question Is (which onesn Sometimes
there is long struggle between them be-
lore the matter Is settled.
lfaster Keith Chapman hiss gone to
Salisbury, n. G., to spend few weeks
With his aunt, Mrs. Oyerman. This Is his
iart trip away from home.
Nh. T. 81. Cooper killed very large
crane at his home in Varennes Township
Wednesday morning. 1t measured feet
ind Q inches from tip to tip.
{ Last Thursday morning. match game
/. OF base ball was played In the city between
Greer willie and Anderson. The score
stood 10 to 8 in favor Of Greenville.
Z Z 4. N. Todd & Co.'S. new advertisement
was too late for this week, but in it we no.
i.ice that they have received big supply
silf turnip seed and are anxious to supply
5,Ae trade. So
We are again forced to leave over sew
sieral communication for lack Of space.
I'VE hope some day to prints paper twice
3ens large as the INTELLIGENCER, and then
*. will have ample room.
The Ten Cent Store has been swallowed
has had charge of that department., is still
tfer3ng some rare bargaius$o the public.
Head his new advertisement.
Mr.. 81. NJ. Aver, OF the Florence Times,
Srnlme mp to attend the Press Association
4 sast week, and was accompanied by Mrs.
Aver and baby. They are spending o
week or two here with relatives.
Rsv. q. d. Hawkins, Rev. T. 81. Gar
rets and DR.. John A. Robinson, who are
Ia the city attending, the Sunday School
Institute, gave the INTELLIaENCER
pleasant call Wednesday morning.
Notice the new advertisement of Sylves.
ter Bleckley Company in this issue, and
buggies, wagons, &C., before buying else
where; also the moving machines offered
for sale By them.
The eINTELLIaENcER Is indebted to Mr..
p. Stevenson for fine watermelon,
which was highly enjoyed by cur whole
force. Mr.. Stevenson has fine. crop of
melons, and brought his first load to mar
ket last Saturday.
Mr.. Fred. Wannamaker, Of the Orange.
burg Enterprise, who attended the Press
Association last week, remained over nm
til Monday visiting his cousin, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Sullivan. he Is a.genial young man, and
Yields fluent pen,
Orr & Sloan tell our readers that they
are prepared to supply them with turnip
seed, and are Offering their usual prize Of
tive dollars for the biggest turnip produced
from seed purchased Of them. Read
,heir new advertisement.
We are indebted to Master Clarence Ar
mold, Of Varennes Township, for basket
OF delicious pears, which were highly On.
5pyed by editors, printers and the devil.
tThe latter member of our force says such
treats are always In order, Clarence.
Lieut.. A. g. Miller has accepted the
Principalship Of the Cuthbert, Ga. Mill
In tho 2. M. l. next year. Mr.. Miller
spsnta few days in the city the first of the
week, v here his friends are always glad
t, see him.
A Lodge of Sorrow will be held by the
members Of Hiram Lodge, No. 6s, A. F.
NJ, at half.past eight O'Clock on the night
of the 25th inst. in the Opera House, in
memory of the deceased members. Ma
sons and their families and the public
generally are invited to attend.
The excursion from Anderson to Tallu-
lah Falls takes place on Thursday, July
2Ist, as will be seen by referring to notice
on this page. Mr.. Smith, the Manager,
ensures all who go a pleasant day, and we
advise you to 60. Tallulah is grend
place to visit, and the fare is very cheap.
Our young friend, Ensign N. A. McCul-
lev, of the United States Navy, reached
Anderson Monday and will spend his fur.
Tough here with his parente. he has just
returned from cruise Of three years, du
ring which hs visited various parts of the
world. His friends are glad to greet him.
Mr., J. B. McAdams, of Hall Township,
has shown US samples of white black
berry, which he found growing near his
home. The leaves and stems are just like
those of the blackberry, but the berry is
larger. Mr.. McAdams thinks If the berry
was cultivated IL could be greatly i'm.
proved.
Mr.. Thos. ]. Leak, formerly citizen Of
Anderson but now resident of German
ton, N. c., is in the city visiting old
friends, all Of whom are glad tolgrest him.
This is his first visit to Anderson since he
left here, six years ago, and he says the
town has gone through a wonderful
change.