The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-06-14

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA, 1898.
A local weather prophet predicts coo',
Vet snmmer.
Chickens are now on the market with
feathers on them.
Mr.. Frank Poe, of Greenville. spent
Monday in the city.
There are a large number of visitors in
s the city attending commencement.
Mr.. L. P. Smith is arranging to run an
Z excursion to Tallulah Falls in a few
E weeks.
The next meeting of the Anderson
County Alliance will be held on Tuesday,
July 4th.
Mas Alberta Archer, of spartanburg, is
inthe city visiting the family of Mr.. A..
"a. Means.
Superintendent Neal, of the State Peni-
tentiary, spens Sunday at his old home il
8 this County.
@. @. Featherston. Esq Of Laurens, has
been spending few days In the city visit
Ing his parents.
Misses Mae and Caro- Miller are visiting
an auEts In Spartanburg and attending
Commencement.
~ Miss Belle and Master Fred Carpenter,
Of fGreenyille, 8. O., are visiting their aunt,
:. Mrs. a. T. Manldin.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. Watkins are at.
!: tending the Commencement, exercises in
Greenville this week.
Mrs. Bessie Taylor and daughter, Miss
Marion, who have been spending few
weeks in Virginia, have returned home.
Miss Felicia Murray, student Of Hol-
4 Inns Institute, Vil., reached home few
days ago to spend the summer vacation.
SIS The weather for the past week has been
very favorable for farm work, and the
Z farmers are making good use Of the time.
Lieut.. T. @. Donaldson and wife and
Misses Virginia and Maggie Evans will
leave next Tuesday to visit the Worlds
Fair.
Deputy Sheriff FAINT, who has been con-
fined to his bed about ten days with an
attack Of bilious fever, is able to be out
I again.
Mr.. Joel @. Keys has bean spending
fsw days with his parents, nesr the city.
His many friends in the city were glad to
5gree5 him.
Prof J q. Clinkscales has moved from
Columbia TO Fort Hill, and will be ready
! for his work when Clemson College opens
& next month.
Mrs. N. NJ. Durham, Of Blackstock, 8
O., the mother pr Cadet Durham. is attend
ling the Commencement, and is guest at
She Chiqnola.
u Married. at Belton, s. G., on Thursday,
June 8. 1893, by Rev. j. O. stoll, Mr.. g.
". McGee and Mrs. 8. b. Fea!herston,
! both Of Bolton.
Miss Towill, Of Edgefeld; is attending
the Commencement exercises Of the p. M.
She is a sister Of Cadet Towill, one, of
Sthe graduates.
Dr.. Bosworth will address the Sunday
!. School at Shiloh Church on second Sun
lsy In July. Tho public generally are
Edially invited to represent.
Miss Christine Hyppe, of Roanoke, Va,
kd-4iss Mamie Norris, Of Edgedeld, 8.
C., are visiting their friend, Miss Zoe
Bieckley. on North Mainstreet.
Messrs. J. +. FAINT 8 Co. will f6n.an ex.
enrsion fer tho colorsd people from Gresn-
wood to Atlanta tomorrow. The train
will pass Anderson about 2 p. N.
Willie Carlisle, of Abbeville, came up
last week to spend a few days with his
father. Willie is employed in the r q d.
depot, and Is an industrious boy.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents. In yarennes Township, on
Thursday, June Z. 1893, by Rev. B. Hays,
4 Mr.. Levi N. Clinkscales and Miss Minnie,
Msjorsh, all Of Anderson County.
Mr.A. M. Carpenter, formerly of this
city, but who has been the local editor of
4 the Lincolnton (Ga.) News for several
years, has retired from that paper.
Our young friend, Thos. P, Weston, of
Columbia, is in the city reporting the P.
Z NJ. I. Commencement for the State The
5 r. n, L is Mr.. Weston's alma mater.
Mr. NJ. Thomp. Breazeale, who has been
spending the past eight months at Ninety
Six buying cotton, returned home few
days ago TO spend his summer vacation.
a pair ofspectacles were picked up on
South Main Street, near the P. NJ. T., a few
Z days ago. The owner can get them by
calling at this Office and identifying them.
superintendent McBee and Master of
Trains Williams accompanied by several
other praminent railroad officials. passed
down the road yesterday in special train.
Mira. a. n. Todd and children left An
derson on Tuesday for the formers old
home, Lenoir, n. c., where she will
spend several weeks under the paternal
roof
The Rev. "A. E Cornish will conduct
service in Grace Church next Sunday at IL
q. "a. and $50 In the afternoon. The holy
commnnion will be administered in the
morning.
Read Brownlee & Vandiver's new ad-
yertisement, and you will be profted
thereby. Their stock of general merchan-
dise is always complete, and their prices
win please you.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Maxwell returned
last week from their mountain home.
They report Mrs. Baylis Maxwelrs health
greatly improving. Her friends will be
delighted to hear this.
Hon. Josh. Ashley was in the city Tues.
day, and informed us that he had found
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