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


CLERK. The Board will meet again on the
30th inst. to receive petitions for the posi-.
sition of Dispenser.
Our young friend, Swilling MoFall, who
has been confined to his room for several
weeks with severe case of fever, is now
convalescing, and was able to spend day
in the city last week. We hope he will
soon be himself again.
Swain Gilmer, Will. Dyson. Bert Mo-
Gully and Ben. FAINT, four of the city's
popular young men, will leave the city
tomorrow morning for the Worlds Fair.
They. will be absent from home about
three weeks. We wish the boys pleas
ant trip.
Robert Crosby, negro. entered Mr..
John T. Bolts dwelling house Sunday
afternoon, while the family we're absent,
and stole watch. The negro was captur-
ed on Mr.. P. B. Aliens plantation Tuesday
and the watch was found in his possession.
He hss been committed to Jail.
The closing exercises of Prof W. P.
Hollands school at Lebanon will take place
on next Wednesday night, 2lst inst. We
know the occasion will be most inter-
esting one, and will attract large crowd
Of spectators. We thank the Prof. for a
special invitation to be present.
Rev. T. 81. Yum, converted Corean,
will deliver a lecture in the Methodist
Church next Tuesday evening. on the
manners and customs of Corea. No ad.
mission fee will be charged, but collec-
ton will be taken at the conclusion of the
address. Go out and hear him and you
will enjoy it.
: The Columbia State says the competitive
examinations for the vacant scholarships
in the Winthrop Normal College will be
held at the several county seats in the State
on July 7. The official notice will be is
sued in few days. These scholarships
are prizes that the young women can i'll
afford to lose.
Col. and Mrs. J. @. Hsynie returned
from Bowersville, Ga, few days ago,
where they had been visiting their son,
DR.. w, L. Haynie, who has been very i'll.
They left their son in a greatly improved
condition, and, as soon as he regains his
strength sufficiently, he will come over
and visit them.
Webb d Simpson call the attention Of
the readers of the INTELL1aENoER to the
big stock of fruit jars they have in stock,
which they are almost giving away. These
gentlemen have nice line of fancy gro
oerles, confections, cigars, tobacco, etc.,
and they will take pleasure in showing
their goods. and quoting prices.
Mr.. w. T. Wright, an employee of the
@. s. q D. r. R, who makes his headquar-
ters at Sumter, is spending short vaca-
tion In the County visiting his parents.
He was in the city Monday, and paid Us a
pleasant call. Mr.. Wright is worthy,
industrious young man, and we are glad
to know he is succeeding well.
Last Saturday Mr.. o. B., vanWyck, WHO
has been merchandising in this city for
several years past, made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors. His assets
are estimated at about $1,000, and his liza.
bilities about the same. g. e. Prince,
Esq, is the assignee, and in another col.
umn he publishes an important notice to
the creditors.
Col. Thos. O. Sanders, Of Sumter, s. c.,
10 among the many visitors attending the
pm. I. commencement. His youngest
son is member of the graduating class.
Col. Sanders is one of the most extensive
farmers in the State. On the DeSaussure
State farm, which he has leased, he has
eight hundred acres in cotton and three
hundred In corn.
The Hartwell Sun, of last week, says:
"Mrs. Sue E. Holland. of hollands Store,
8. G., is the guest of the family of Mr.. W.
Y. Holland. Her business ia 10 receive
the $1,000 on the insurance policy of her
deceased husband. Mr.. T. J. Holland, who
was q member of the Hartwell Lodge
Knights of Honor, and which has been
promptly paid to her,
Mr.. lawrence Archer, OF San Jose, Cali.
Sornis. Is now visiting relatives in Ander-
son. Mr.. Archer is q son OF Judge Law.
renee Archer, brother of the late Mr..
William NJ. Archer, who went to Califor-
MIA thirty five or forty years ago, and be-
came prominent as lawyer and politician.
Mr.. Archer will remain several days and
we hope his visit will be pleasant.
Persons going to the Worlds Fair can
leave Anderson now on the R. & D. r. R..
at 8 81 p. m. and make close connection
an Atlanta with the Western & Atlantic
Road, going through TO Chicago in about
swenty-eight hours from the time of leav.
ing here. 'Stop.over privileges will also be
allowed on this route. The r. & D. agents
In this city will take pleasure in giving
you any information.
Clerk of Court Wat kns requests US to
nav that he has received Anderson Coun.
ty's portion of the artificial limb fund,
and he is ready to pay the following gen.
tlemen the sums named: e. 2. Brown, J.
N. Carwile and John w. Rogers, each,
$500 WI. Bolt, A. @. McGee and w.
II. Andrews, $1,000; John T. Ashley, W.
q. Acker, D. N. Major, John r. Dalrym.
pie, Annett Sheriff and John O. Hardin,
SIS SO; J. F. Callahan and G. A. Reed,
$18 90.
Several Charlestonians, says the Sun,
have been caught by engaging board at
Chicago for the Worlds Fair. Rooms
were engaged at one of the boarding
houses advertising for visitors, and to
clinch the bargain deposit Of $40 was put
up so as to be sure Of their quarters. One
of the victims went to Chicago, and in
searching for his boarding house, soon re.
alized that he and his friends had been
victimized. We publish the above as q
warning to those who contemplate visit
Ing the Worlds Fair.
There is venerable lady In this Coun-
ty, now in the Seth year of her age, who
has never worn but one pair of stockings
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