The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-06-28

Mr. T., J. Langston, representing Tneo.
Markwalter's marble yards, Augusta,
Ga, spent several days in the city last
week. he has recently sold several fine
monuments, one Of which is to be. placed
over the grave Of the late Prof. Ligon In
the next two weeks.
Gladys, a 2.year.old daughter Of Mr.. W.
8. Breazsale, formerly of this city but
now citizen of Charlotte, N. c.. died at
her home in the latter city on Saturday,
18th inst, after an illness of several weeks.
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Breazeale in
this County will regret to hear Of their be.
reaYement.
Mrs. Msres Bigby Moorhead, Of
Holmes 9 Miss, is visiting friends
aud relieves In this County. When a
child her parents moved from this County
to Mississippi. She married former citi-
zen OF this County, Mr.. James Moore
head, who is dead, and who was brother
of Mr.. Robert Moorhead.
Miss Leila Russell aud Miss Amelia
Brown, members Of the Due West Fe.
male College faculty, have returned home
to spend the summer vacation. Among
the graduates from this College this year
were Misses Lucy and Lille Lewis and
Maggie Stevenson, Of this County, and
Miss Annie Brown, of the city.
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The Toccoa (Ga.) NeOs says: "Miss
sallie Sherard. Of .Mofetsville, 8. G., is
viaiting the family of Mr.. w. Q. Simpson i;
Mrs. Sloan, of Anderson, s: c., is guest
at the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
J. Simpson; Miss Ida Wright OF Ander-
son, 8. O., has been 8 guest of the family
OF DR.. J. McJunkin for several days."
Mr: w. B. Strickland, of Hall Town
ship, has shown Us sample stalk from
his brag cotton patch, which contains
about ten acres. The stalk is about three
feet high and contains one bloom and
twenty.three squares. 1t is the best We
have seen this season. Mr.. Strickland re-
ports the crop prospects very good. in his
section.
Married, at the residence Of Mr.. w. A.
King, st. Cloud, Fla, on Sunday, June
25th, 1898, Mr.. Walter D. Forbes, Of Port
Tampa City, Fla, and Miss jude Martin,
formerly Of Anderson County, s. c. The
bride has many friends and relatives in
this County who we join in extending
.congratulation and wishing her happy
Journey through life.
The Columbia Register says: "CoL w.
"A. Neal, Superintendent of tho Peniten-
Itiary, has invented a capital wagon brake,
which is model ofsimplicity, durability,
convenience and strength. By the sim
pie changing Of pin the brake is made
reversible so that il the mules are backing
the. wagon can be instantly locked so
firmly that 1t cannot be moved"
It win net be many weeks now until
cotton will be ready for the gin, and those
OF onr farmers who are thinking Of buying
% GIN outfit should read the new adver-
.tisement of the Sullivan Hardware Com
Epany, which appears elsewhere. This
firm win take pleasure in giving you any
information concerning an outfit aud at
the same time, quoting prices. Give them
acall.
&c. r. Smith has arranged to run an ex:
.cursion train TO Asheville, N. G., July
7shss Prico for round trip, So so. Train
will leave Anderson att o'clock b. IN. and
arrive at Asheville at about O'clock p. m.
Leave Asheyille July 9th at2p. m. and
reach Anderson about p. m. This is a
sine opportunity 20 visit this famous
mountain county very cheap. Don't faif
to take edvaneage of the trip.
e We regret exceedingly that on account
of sickness We were unable to attend the
closing, exercises of Prof w. P. Hollands
school at Lebanon last Wednesday night.
We know we missed a pleasant and inter-
.esting occasion, for Prof. Holland never
falls to mako a success OF anything he uu-
:dertakes pertaining to his school. We
hope soma of our friends up there will
give our readers an account of the e1er-
.oises.
"A correspondent of the Columbis Regis.
ster, writing from Union, s. G., under date
Of the. 22nd, inst, says: "Msjor John A..
FAINT, aS,very highly respected citizen of
Santuc Township. who has been suffering
some time with heart troubles, died at has
home, two miles from santuc, on the
evening Of Tuesday, the 2oth." The de-
ceased was brother Of our townsman,
Mr.. q. w. FAINT, and was about 81 years
of age.
Walhalia Courier: "The many friends
of Mr.. Darwin L. Reid, Of West Union,
will be pleased to learn that he has grad
uated with a grade of one hundred per
cent from Sullivan & Crichton's Business
I. College, Atlanta, Ga, which he entered
after the demise of Moore's College. Mr..
Reid is an excellent pensman and. ac-
COuutdCo duu VIC piS0iCt ouSSeoS 4oa AAIA
he will spend the summer months In An
derson."
A few days ago, for the first time, we
saw liquid shipping case. which has
been adopted by the United States Gov.
ernment for sending whiskey through the
mail. They are made In one.half pint
pint and quart sizes, and the postage Ia 5,
10 and Is cents respectively. This will
enable persons living in towns where
there are no dispensaries, and who need q
little whiskey for medicinal purposes, to
order it from some place and have 1t sent
through the mail.
During hot weather, everybody may
wisely practice self-restraint and modera
ton in all things. Excessive physical
and mental exertion is TO be guarded
against. Few pernons can with safety cal
or drink as much with the thermometer IL
the nineties as they may when it is in the
forties. Tho habit and diet must be regu.
tn fho ooooon porkfoy1.