The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-31


Msssrs. Jones & Seybt have received q
new lot of weather signal flags, and are
!: agaiE receiving the daily reports and float
i Ing the flags from their building.
Some ono suggeets that Anderson have
q game OF baseball between the fats and
'f1sans: It would attract o crowd Of specta-
iols. Who win got mp the gamer
:, A few days ago Col. ]. G. Haynie, of this
County, MSS summoned to Bowersville,
Ga, to attsnd the bedside Of his son, DR..
IN. =. :Haynie, who is seriously Ill.
Mr.. z. 8. Harper, prominent and pop
ular 5oung merchant Of Hartwell, Ga.,
spent last Thursday in the city, and we
were pleased to have call from him.
s. 2. Smith publishes an announce
mentin another column In reference to his
excursion to Charleston next Monday.
Rasd II This win be- fne opportunity
to visst Charleston.
Mr. WIN. Mattiscn Of the p. R. d W. G..
=. r, spent Sunday in the city. Mr..
Mattison IS very popular with the railroad
officials, and has been promoted to the
! position ofs Conductor.
Remember, the stores will commence
tomorrow Thursday 10 close their doors
s at o'clock. Ladies' and other shoppers
! will have to come ont in the morning or
! earlier in she afternoon.
Trial Justice Gilmer hes reqdired his
constable. ". B. Tate, to .f:e his bond
and take the proper oath before the Clerk
! OF Court, which makes him the only legal
constable In the County.
a change in the schedule was made on
Gths p. R. q W.. C. r. r. last Sunday.
The train leaves Anderson for Augusta at
g 8. m. and re urns at I. 80 p. m. Our peo-
1 pie are not pleased with the change
s5s The many friends Of Mr.. Kenon Brea-
zeale will regret to learn that ne is seri-
j ously. Hand that his recovery is consid.
cred doubtful. Tuesday night his condi-
! tion was reported little more favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 8. Maxwell and Mr..
Baylis Maxwell and family have gone to
their summer homo in Cashiers Valley.
Mrs. Bsylis Maxwelrs, health is not good
and she will remain there ell the summer.
In 18th verse Of tho xiii chapter of Eze.
Z kiel we find these words: ..Thus saith the
Lord God. VOC TO the women who sew
( pillows to all armholes." Here is plaiu
injunction against the balloon sleeves of
i: today.
s About two hundred excnrsionists went
4 down to- Calhoun Falls last Thursday with
!. Ethe colored fi,emen. There were several
fights on the train and at the Falls, one
negro being badly cut with knife ut the
latter place.
Mr.. NJ. M. Msttison spent last week in
Donsldsville at the bedside of his youngest
Z brother, Eugene Clifton, who was quite
sick with Inflammation of Che bowels, and
who fingered until Friday morning,
Z when he died, aged II years.
The Sullivan Hardware Company, Of
this city, received an order for an engine
from Cave Spring, Ga, above Atlanta, a
few days ago. The purchaser said the
Z Company give him lower price than any
firm In atlanta or elsewhere.
Now il the time to use the whitewash
brush on buildings and fences. Don't
matter much about the artistic part Of it.
but just put it on thick and heavy-more
Che bcttsr. Also scatter lime profusely
around your premises. It pays.
An exchange suggests this as mode Of
getting sven with cut worms: "Paint
pieces OF wire green and stick them about
in your garden. The worms will gnaw ut
them until their teeth are worn out and
are then picked up by the birds"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. C. Owen, of the
Pendlescn section, have been spending a
few ds!ys in the city visiting the latter's
parents. Mr.. Owen ia live, progressive
young fsrmer, and in addition sells and
rents zeal estate, and deals In horses,
Srules, cattle, etc.
Mr.. john T. Burriss has new adver-
tisement in another column, which will
interest you. he has Just received big
lot of fruit jars, which he is offering at low
prices. He is also agent for the Sing Sing
Hall Cotton Gin. Read his advertisement,
and give him q call.
Sidney, the 5-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. P. Tate, died at his home in Va
rennes Township last Saturday night,
after a brief illness, and was buried In the
Fiat Rock Churchyard on Sunday after
noon. The bereaved parents have the
sympathy Of their friends.
We ask the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of the Glenn's Spring
Mineral Water, which is sold in Anderson
by A. N. Todd C Co. This water Is highly
recommended for number of diseases,
which are mentioned In the advertise.
ment. Call on Messrs. Todd Go. and
try 1t.
Last Sunday afternoon was observed az
Children's Day In the Presbyterian
Church. The program as sent out by the
Church was carried out in full, and the
services were very interesting, and wit
messed by large congregation, all of the
other Sunday Schools of the city having
been invited to participate in the services.
Rev. w. T. Mathews made an address,
which was very entertaining and in.
structive. A liberal contribution was
made to the foreign mission cause.