The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-04-28
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Streetoverseer McGoe is doing some
kod work on the streets. :
The soda water and fly season, as well
the pic mic season, is upon us.
Mrs A. schiletter left the city Tuesday
visit relatives in Charleston.
n Executions are now being issued against
de1nquent taxpayers of the city.
Next Monday is Salesday. The County
Democratic Convention meets that day.
The early gardener is complaining about
the damage being done by the cut worms.
We urge our correspondents to send in
their letters as early as possible every
week.
Many pretty dress and new Spring hat
appeared In public for the first time LIST
Sunday.
The SIN says Miss Minnie Burriss. Of
b Anderson County, 8. G., is visiting rela'
lives In Hartwell.
Mrs. Hatcher, of Townville, is spending
few days in the city visiting her son,
Mr. l.. Z. Hatcher.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Anderson Opera Company is called.
See advertisement.
The "Cloverdsle Dairy" of which Mr..
r, s. Ligon is proprietor, has very hand
some delivery wagon. :.
The Anderson Ice Mandatory has
begun work for the season, and has added
several Improvements.
MIR. s. Paul Brown, editor of the Sunday
Critiq,le, Atlanta, Ga, is spending few
days in the city with relatives.
We regret to learn that our young
; friend, ". 9. Watson, Jr., is seriously i'll,
and wish him aspeedy recovery.
Mr.. A. G. Tribble has returned home
from Philadelphia, where he has been
spending the winter attending medical
College.
Chief of Police Fant has a lot of fine
cabbage plants, tomato plants, potato
. slips. etc, which he is selling at very rea-
sonable prices.
Now i, the time to prepare your water
melon patch. Be sure 70 plant double
will be around thisyear.
r.T. s. Crsyton went to Pendleton
Tuesday, accompanied by DR.. 8. NJ. Orr,
to visit the bedside Of his little brother,
who was reported very sick.
A brother editor rises to say: "You
can't convince girl by arguing that a
man is not an angel. The only way to
convince her Is to let her marry him."
Mr.. James P. Dugan, who was painfully
hurt while running to the fire last week, |
Is able to be out again, and we are glad to |
note that he will soon have recovered from |
the accident.
MT. C. Mcdowell, of Helena, 8. c.,
has been up spending few days in this |
section, and paid the INTELLIGENCER q |
call OH Monday. His new home is treat
ing him we'll.
The INTELLlGEEUER Is proud Of its nu- |
merous correspondents and our readers |
ne know enjoy reading the interesting
news items contributed from almost every |
section Of the County. =
The merchants Of the city have agreed |
to close their stores during the month Of |
May at Z O'Clock, and from June LIST to
September LIST at 6 o'clock, p. M, Satur-
days, Of. course, excepted.
An exchange truly says :s"No candidate |
should be elected to office simply because
he proclaims himself Tillmanite or a |
5heppardite. let merit be the standard |
By which candi idates are judged.
The Quadrennial Methodist Conference
meets at Omaha, Neb.. next week. The !
r. & D. B. r. are now selling round trip
tickets, good until June 1st. The round |
trip fare from Anderson is S36.25.
Mrs. Fannie McCully is now teaching |
"Object Lessons" in the High School at |
Bolton. Mrs. McCully ia one of fAnderscn |
County'e first grade teachers, and we hope |
Belton will be benefited by her services.
In the proceedings Of the Rock Mills
name Of Mr.. Robert Harvin, who was |
elected member Of the local Executive |
Committee, was unintentionally omitted
by the Secretary.
Miss BERTHE Cunningham, who has been |
spending two weeks Ia the city With rela:
tIves, has returned TO her adopted home
Her many friends were delighted to greet
: her, and to know that she is delighted with |
her adopted home.
On Tuesday afternoon one OF the hands |
at Fowler's Livery Stable while getting
wster from the water plug. was surprised
to see a good sized minnow make its ap.
pearance. It certainly had long trip
around through the pipes.
Our clever friend, Mr.. 8. d. Elrod, of
Brushy Creek, Texas, in , private letter,
writes US that he will return to his old
home near Piedmont in hw days, and
expects to spend the summer there. His
many old friends will be delighted to greet
him.
The cases of the Pelzer Manufacturing
Company against number of Insurance
companies for payment on policies on cot
ton destroyed by the fire in Greenville
several years ago, have been decided by
the Supreme Court in favor Of the Pelzer
Company.
Hartwell Sun: ''It is rumored that the
body Of Emanuel Reese. an account of
given in our Issue Of the 6th, was seen
floating down the Savannah river a few
days ago. We have been unable to verify
the rumor."
The following officers have been elected
to serve Grace tEpscopal) Churcn the en-
suing year: Wardens, E. A. Bell and c.
W. Webb; Vestrymen, s. M. Orr, F. G.
Brown and r. @ Webb. e. A. Bell, s. nj.
Orr and C. w. Webb were selected dele
gates to the Convention.
Young men are generally introduced to
the vice of drunkenness by the company
they keep, but do you carefully guard
against ever submitting yourself to be the
companion of Low, vulgar and dissipated
men, and hold il as maxim, you had
better, be alone than in mean company
Our friend, W. A. Dickson, is being
urged to enter the race as candidate for
School Commissioner of Oconee County. It
would afford his many friends in Anderson
County great pleasure to see him elected,
and the citizens OF Oconee County could
mot get more competent man to serve
them.
Messrs. r. B. and J. w. Kay, of this
county, boarded the cars here on Tuesday
afternoon on their way to Walhalla, to
visit their kinsman, Mr.. John T. Kay, who
had been reported very sick. The sick
~o.n Z, 1ov ~ Mr. r q. KQV of this