The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-02

days, honest work in the week.
Mr.. John Scott, one OF the INTEIL1aEN.
GER 8 faithful typos, Is off this week enjoy
Ing 9 little rest and recreation.
Editor Todd, of the Journal, returned
I last week from Virginia. Mrs. Todd win
! not return home for several weeks.
Mr.. r.. @. Webb, accompanied by his
wife, baby and little niece, has gone to
Highlands to spend two or three weeks.
County Treasurer Payne is sick, and has
been confined to his room for week or
more. We hope he will soon be utagain.-
Several OF our citizens spent Tuesday at
Fort Hill viewing Clemson College and
1s Surroundings. They reports pleasant
trip.
When man whistles, he is either in
gooc numor or scared; but when you hear
woman whistle, look out for rain, If not
cyclone.
Snakes are said to be more plentiful this
4 season than for many years past. People
should be on the watch for them while In
!; the fields or the woods.
# Mr.. a. w. Todd, of Augusta, Ga. came
up last Saturday to spend q few days with
MS wife and children, who are visiting
relatives in the County. -
Mr.. Wsn. Strother, of Edge6eld County,
3. o., ald q nephew of our toWpsman.
4 Col. j. B. Patrick, has accepted DOS ION
In Jones q Seybts' store. !.
The annual meeting at the Rice grav e.
yard will take place on Thursday, 10th
inst. Rev. O. W. Barnes will preach the
sermon on this occasion.
Messrs. a. n. Todd q Co., have received
{ a big lot Of "Bnttermilk Toilet Soap,n
which is meeting with big sale. We.
thank them fore sample.
Our young friend, Max. Craytop, who is
"a student at Clemson College, spent last
Saturday and Sunday at home, He is well
pleased with the new College.
s Our genial friend. Capt. John M. Patrick.
looked happier than Usual last week. A
fine boy has arrived at bis house Accept
our congratulations, Captain.
Look ont for the spies. If you keep
FwhisFey about your house and let it be
known amongst your neighbors you may
4 be reported as keeping nuisance.
Dog days began lag. Friday, and a local
weather prophet says that, as it did not
rain that day, we are going 20 have plenty
ofdry weather the next forty days.
We ask the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement OF Woford College,
(which appears elsewhere. Young men
who desire an education can get a thorough
one there. z
The negroes are arranging TO have acamp
meeting at Mount Sinai beginn on
ahaye elapsed since they have had q camp
meeting there.
The Spartanburg Herald says: "a gen.
]. tltman who has travelled extensively
Z through the South recently says that the
,livest towns he has found are Spartan burg
and Anderson
The State Superintendent Of Education
Z has arranged TO have q colored teachers
institute in this city on September 11th to
will conduct it.
Mr.. A. G. Merrick, United States Deputy
Collector, sold two small kegs of whiskey
at the Express Office Tuesday, which had
been seized on account of having no reve.
nue. stamps on them.
A meeting of Alliancemen was held at
Bolton last Saturday, and speeches were
made BY a. G. Latimer, John g Evans,
Z. D.: K. Norris, J. A. Sligh and 81. O. Burns.
The day passed off pleasantly.
Mr.. ]. Al. McCown and family. of Allan.
ia, Ga, are spending week In the County
visiting relatives. Mr.. McCown Is mem.
ber of the Atlanta Printing Co. The IN
-rSLLIGENcER was pleased'to have call
sflom him.
Mr.. Lewie Z. Harrison, of Rock Hill, is
in the city spending short vacation with
to greet him. Rock Hill seems to be treat
ing Lewis we'll, but he says there is no
place like old Anderson.
Mr.J.Q Mahaffey, prominent young
lawyer Of Texarkana. Texas, Is spending
few days in the city, the guest of his friend,
II. n. Watkins, Esq. Mr.. Mahaffey is
native of Laurens County, but has been
citizen of Texas about eight years.
The Newberry Herald and Ne,cs, of last
week, says: Mrs. J.. w. Wright. of An
dsrson, who was visiting her daughters.
Mrs. Mcdowell and Mrs. Stalnaker, OF
Helena, returned home yesterday accom-
panied by Master Clarence Mcdowell"
Our young friend, Rev. Marion CASA.
way, who recently graduated from the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
will preach in the First Baptist Church
next Sunday morning. 1t will be great
a. al m hoo
him.
Mr.. D. s. Maxwell came down from his
mountain home last week and spent day
or two in the city. Mrs. Baylis Maxwell
came home with him and. to the delight of
many friends, Is greatly improved in
health. Mr.. Maxwell says he sleeps under
blankets every night.
Mrs. L. A. McSmith, who went last
week to Lilesville, N. c., to teach class
in music for few weeks, was taken very
sick after her arrival, but information was
received from there yesterday stating that
she was better, and would soon be able to
take charge Of her class.
A letter from Georgia contains this: :
sat this place the thermometer registered
l04 at sunset. Roasting ears and vegeta-
bles are cooked in the fields, and the peo-
pie go out after dark and eat: A small
Slice Of meat is laid on a cabbage in the
garden in the morning, and by noon it is
thoroughly cooked and seasoned"
Esssrs. M. Burriss and T. B. Tucker, Of
Elbert County, Ga, but formerly Of An
derson County, were in the city last Thurs
day and gave the INTLLLIGENCER a
pleasant call. They were on their way to
:he mountains, where they will spend two
or three weeks. They report good crop
prospects in their section of Georgia.
An advertisement of the WILLIAMSON
Female College appears in anothe, column,
and we ask you to read it. This institu-
tion, as is well known, ranks as ons Of the
best Colleges in the South, and DR.. Lam
der, the President, continues to improve
its many advantages every year. A young
lady who graduates from there is thor
oughly prepared scholar. Parents who
have daughters to educate should write to
DR.. Lander for catalogue.