The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
There is not much travelling ever the
railroads just now.

There is not much travelling ever the
railroads just now.
Maj. B f. Whitner has returned from
Washington, D. c.
Mr.. w. B. Carpenter of Gieenville,
spent last Friday in the city.
The. early gardener is now enjoying
some of the fruits Of his labor.
Our terms for announcing candid tes
are $500 each, strictly in adrancs.
DR.. P. A. wilhite has recently been
visiting friends at Elberton, Ga.
Mr.. Jesse H. Smith. of Greenville, spent
q day or two in the city last week.
Send, in your job printing. We are
candidates for anything In this line.
The city is exceedingly healthy, and the
physicians are getting very little to do.
Business is very quiet just now. and
the merchants are having an easy time.
Mrs. T. @. Donaldson, OF Greenville, is
5 In the city visiting relatives and friends.
Correct schedules Of the G. & G. and P.
r. Il w. C. Railroads appear in this paper.
Miss Bonnie Wilson, Of Belton, Ga, is
in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. @.
Keith.
We were glad to meet Rev. s. T. Black
man, OF Lsndrum, 8. c., in the city last
Tuesday.
We ask your attention to A. N. Todd &
Co.'S. new advertisement, which you read
carefully.
Master Harry Orr, who has been attend
Ing school in Washington, D. G., has re-
turned home.
Miss Matilda Greene, of Greenwood, is
IN the city the guest Of her friends, the
Mr.. Ti,oa. P. Weston, representing the
Columbia State, has been spending few
days in the city.
Mrs. w. r. ]. Wood ward and Mre. Gray,
of Greenville, s: G., are In the city visiting
Mrs. NJ. Kennedy.
Not many Andersonlan will spend the
Summer season away from home this year.
Money is too scarce.
A slight change has been made in the
schsdule Of the Savannah Valley Railroad.
See correct schedules on fourth page.
The Y. N. G. A. meeting will be con.
Quoted in the Opera House next Sunday
afternoon, ,at O'clock, by Mr.. N. 4. Green.
This year each Township in the County
will have the right to select its own Trial
Justice at the Democratic primary election.
On our first page this week we publish
short sketch OF old Flat Rock Church,
written by an old citizen OF that commu-
nifty.
The State Prohibition Convention meets
In Columbia to-day. We do not know
whether Anderson County Is represented
! or not.
II you fail TO register on the first Mon.
day in june or July you will not be enti:
tied to vote in the approaching general
election.
Miss Pearl Smith, one Of Walhalla's
few days In the city with her sister, Mrs.
M.H. Dean.
Messrs. Watson & Cecil have been
] awarded the contract for building the ex-
tension to the cotton mills, and have COM.
I menced work.
The County Auditor requests the School
Trustees to return to him at once the re-
yised lists Of poll taxpayers Of their re-
spectiye Districts.
Col John B. Patrick has gone to Phila.
delphia to attend meeting of the Ma
tional Board or Education as delegate
from South Carolina.
e. b. Murray, Esq, and g. E. Prince,
Esq, went to Richmond, Va, few days
ago to argue case in the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals.
M There will be twenty.,hree graduates
from the South Carolina College next
month, and among them is Mr.. 81. A.
johnson, ofthis County.
Mr.. Edward Bacon, Of spartanburg,
Grand Lecturer Of the Knights Of Honor,
will make his official visit to the Ander-
son Lodge to-day (Thursday.)
The sclosing at 81 season begins on 1st
of June and continues until lat of Septem-I
ber. That's right; give the boys q rest
Miss Matte Jones sid Miss Mamie
McGrath, who have been making their
home in Augusta, slDce last fall, have re-
turnedto Anderson to spend the summer.
Rev. J. A. Wilson, ofSeneca. will preach
at Yarennes next Sunday morning at the
usual hour Of holding services, and at
night will preach in the Presbyterian
Church of this city.
There is a postal law that orders all
mail matter for boya and girls under the
age of 18 to be delivered to the parents.
How would the boys and girls ike 1t if
this law was enforced
NO." he answered. IT don't play lawn
tennis. It is what you might call one
armed sport" "Oh, WE'LL" she answered
quickly and thoughtlessly. ''you could
say the same about driving"
No brave man or boy will carry pistol;
and besides 1t is dangerous habit. Many
person has committed murder that
would not have done so IL they had not
had pistol convenient ut hand.
Mr. Joel c Keys, who las been spend.
ing the past few months at Madison, Ca,
buying cotton, has returned home to spend
the summer. His appearance indicates
that Georgia has treated him well.
William Wilson continues to improve
satisfactorily, and the doctor has about
dismissed the case. His wound is healing
rapidly and looks now as if it would be
entirely well by the meeting of Court.
We feel very grateful to our friends for
the many new subscribers they are send
Ing the INTELLIaENCER. Let the good
work go on. We have room on our SUBJ
scription book for several hundred more
names.
Our young friend, J. Clarence McFall,
Of Danville, Va, is in the city visiting his
mother and family. Clarence is now at
the head Of one of the largest drug stores
of Danville, and we are glad to know that
success is crownipg his efforts.
Mr.. P. K McCully, who has been
spending two weeks or more In Charleston
attending the Supreme Lodge of Knights
Of Honor, returned home few days ago.
He reports most pleasant trip, and says
the grand Old city royalty entertained the
knights
4 Connecticut doctor has discovered
that limburger cheese is sure cure for
dyspepsia. This announcement, ho wever,
H. r.. J.