The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-06-30

SaHaGTHnM g11R1a1yRAkRE.
LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1892.
Shaved heads are popular now, if not the
owners.
A. N. Todd & Co.'S. new advertisement
will interest you. Read it.
We ask your attention to Taylor and
Creyton's new advertisement.
Miss Mona Mauldin, of Hampton, s. c.,
is visiting relatives in the city.
See what Taylor and Crayton have to
say in their new advertisement.
Prof. D. M. Frierson, Of CLIFTON, has
c)me home to spend his vacation.
The County Commissioners advertise
bridge to let. Read it, contractors.
Mr.. Wade Cothran, of Abbeville, has
been spending few days in the city.
Mr.. F. j. Pelzer of Charleston, is now
at his summer home, near Pendleton.
Gen. ]. II. Earle. OF Greenville, isspend-
Ing few days in the city attending Court.
Our neighbor, the Journal. has changed
: its day Of Publication from Wednesday to
Friday.
Mrs. Col. Woodward and Mrs. L. K.
Clyde and child, of Greenville, are visiting
Mrs. nj. Kennedy.
Mr.. Henry Garrison, who has been
spending several weeks at Bowersville,
Gl has returned home.
Mr.. A. P. Hubbard has begun the erec-
tlon Of his store room at the corner OF
Earle and Main Streets.
Mr.. A. L. Welcb, accompanied by Miss
Ida Stone and Miss Lillian Murrah, has
gone to Tennessee to spend few weeks.
Many of our friends from the country
have called to see us this week, and every
one Of them are Dragging on the crop
prospects.
Miss Lille Prince, of Williamson. and
Miss Daisy Hardin, Of Batesburg 8. c.,
are in the city. the guests. of the family Of
g. e. Prince, Esq.
Rey. T. n. Garrett, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, was in the city
his appointments at his churches from now
oniregularly.
NIP. Prince. of the Antreville sec
: ton, gave us a call last Friday, He re-
ports good crops in his section; but says
the rains have thrown the farmers behind
4 In their work.
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The public are invited to attend Dime
Reading on Friday evening at 8 30 o'clock,
at the residence Of Mr.. s. Bleckiey. It Is
for the benefit Of the Missionary Society Of
the Baptist Church.
MIR. j. M. Baker and family, of
Lowndesvilie. passed through the city
North Carolina, where the latter will
spend several weeks.
Miss Glars Osborne, who has been az
tending the Columbia Female College,
has returned home to spend the summer
vacation. On her way home she spent a
few days in Newberry.
Mr.. Jas...T Roberts, who has been travel
ing In the lower portion of the State for
several months, has come to enjoy short
rest. Jim looks hale and hearty, and is
succeeding well in his business.
Mr.. ). 8. Fowler has four acres of Ger
man millet, and it is beautiful sight to
view. he thinks if the seasons continue
favorable, hs will gather twenty-five tons
offorage from the piece Of ground.
Misses Mamie and sallie Schrimp,
daughters Of Mr.. Geo. Schrirnp, Of this
: County, arc at home to spend their Sum-
mer vacation. They have been attending
st. Joseph's Academy, Sumter, s. @.
The citizens Of the city should be care
ful and not let any filth accumulate on
their premises. The police have instruc-
! report every violation Of the sanitary laws.
Jones, Seybt q Co. make an important
announcement In their new advertisement
this week, and we advise you to read 1t.
They have many bargains in summer
goods, and now is your time to secure
them.
Our young friend, Ernest Geer, of Bel
ton, leaves next Saturday for Lexington,
KY, where he will he student Of the
Commercial College of that city. We join
his friends In wishing him a pleasant So
journ there.
Miss ELISE Mauldin, student uf Hol-
Inns Institute. Va, has returned home to
spend her vacation, and was accompanied
by her College mate, Miss Deaton, OF Roa.
noke, Va, who will spend several weeks
in Anderson.
We direct the attention of our lady
friends to q communication in another
column over the signature Of observer"
We hope they will read it, and in the fu.
ture endeavor to do their shopping before
6 o'clock p. m.
This city was visited bya storm Satur.
day afternoon, but no 6smage was done.
1t seems to have visited several sections Of
the County, and on number of planta-
tions considerable damage was done to the
growing crops by hail and wind.
A party Of farmers few days ago were
describing what kind OF "Sheep" they
were. Finally 1t caIae time for butcher
Cardin, who was one of the party, to ex-
press himself, when he gently remarked
that he WAS one of the Merino kind.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson, Of Hodges, will
preach at Flas Rock on the fourth Sunday
in July, at 4 o'clock, p. m; Hon. g. F.
Tolly has been invited to deliver an ad-
04Coo VIC ooAAO Aoy oe Ps Aas 4AC HA0AAN
generally is invited to attend the services
Miss Daisy Badger. who is grand
daughter OF Mrs. McSmith, OF this city,
graduated with honors from the Wesleyan
Female College at Macon, Ga last week.
Miss Daisy has many friends in Anderson
who will join US in extending congratula"
tions.
Prof Foster. ofst. Joseph, No., in his
weather forecasts, says; "From about the
Goth of June until the 25th of August the
excess Of heat above the average of the
season will be great. The first half Of Au.
gust will be much warmer than the last
OF July.
The old hotel at Pendleton was burned
down last Sunday night. The building
was occupied by two families, who lost all
of their, furniture, clothing, etc., and
barely escaped with their lives. It is be-
lieyed the building was set afire by
small boy.
Superintendent Dodson Of the G. & G..
r. R., has been promoted or transferred
to the superintendency of the Air Line