The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-06-21

Mr.. Frank Clinkscales, of Lowndesville
ia visiting relatives in Anderson this week
Although getting up in years, he hold!
his own remarkably we'll. His friends ART
always glad to meet him.
Miss N..tie Catlett, who has been absent
from Anderson for the past two years, at
tending College at Cleveland, Tenn, re-
turned home few days ago, and is warm
ly welcomed by her friends.
The Board of Control will meet on the
9Oth inst. Under the law petitions for the
establishment of a Dispensary have to be
filed ten days preceding that meeting
Tuesday was the last day and no petitions
were filed.
Hartwell Sun "Mr. John CAN'T and
family, of Broyles, s. c., spent several
days in Hsrtwell this week, the guest oi
Mr.. John R. Kay. Mr.. CAN'T is one Of
the most intelligent and solid citizens Of
Anderson County"
The lecture of Rev. T. 81. Yum, con.
vested Corean, which was delivered in the
Methodist Church Tuesday evening, was
highly enjoyed by those whose pleasure 1t
was to hear him. He spoke of the Gus.
toms, habits, etc., of his people.
Lieut.. T. @. Donaldson, OF the q. 8. A.,
who has bsen filling the chair of Military
Science and Tactics in the P. M. L, has
been transferred by the War Department
to fill the same position in the Clemson
College. His successor at the P. n. I. will
be FAMED later on.
Prof. W.. E. Breazeale, of New Bruins.
wick, N. J., is now enjoying his aummer
vacation from his College duties, and is
spending short while at his old home in
this County. he e1pects to spend the
greater portion Of his vacation in the ser.
vice Of the coast survey.
Rev. v. I, Masters has accepted the pas
torate of the Rock Hill Baptist Church
aud will take charge July /. Mr.. Masters
is native of this County, agraduate OF
Furnlan University, and has just finished
his theological course at the Southern
Baptist Seminary at Louisville.
Several of the parties who have recently
left Anderson for the Worlds Fair, have
gone via Calhoun Falls and over the g. @.
&. N. r. r. to Atlanta. Mr.. J. Reese
FAINT, the indefatigable agent Of tho P. r.
& w. G. R. r. in this city, is always on
the alert to secure business for his Com
pany.
Messrs. W. W. White and r. L. Robin.
son have purchased lots on River street,
nearly opposite the Dobbin's place. Mr..
White is arranging to erect dwelling
house at once, while friend Robinson, we
presume, will not bnild until he secures a
companion to assist him in selecting a
plan for his dwelling.
We are indebted to. Prof. D. B. Johnson,
President Of the Faculty, for copy Of the
catalogue Of the Winthrop Normal College.
The catalogue contains, in addition to its
usual matter, an account Of the exercises
Of the Peabody Memorial Day, and in
cludes a number Of sketches Of the 'his-
toric women Of South Carolina"
Don't hide your money in an old stock
ing and if you owe your neighbor Ave
dollars pay It. Then he can pay some
body else that FIVE dollars, and thus the
money Is Kept in circulation and tradeim
proved. II every debtor in Anderson
who can pay would pay, there would be
a marked improvement in business.
Last Saturday Col. r. w. Simpson
tested the cooking arrangements at Glenn
son College by giving an elaborate dinner
to about one hundred invited guests and
the one hundred convicts who are engsg.
ed at work there. Mr.. A. Schilletter, OF
this city, who viii be in charge Of this
department of the College, was present
and prepared the dinner, which was well
prepared and well served.
We are glad that it turns out that the
rogue who committed the recent burgla.
ries in this city is not one of our own res.
idents. Anderson has always been COM
paratiYely free Of rogues. The few burg
laries committed here in the writer's re-
collection were done by some rowing
tramp, We believe, in almost every in.
stance. Our colored population bear q
good reputation in this respect, and it
gives us pleasure to speak oft.
The Oconee Fair Association held its
annual meeting at Seneca last Friday, and
A. W. Thompson was elected President
and A. W. Adams Secretary and Treas
urer. October 1lth and 18th was fixed as
the time for the fair. An attractive pre-.
MUM list will be arranged and every
thing gotten in shape for first-class exhi-
bition. superintendents for the different
departments were appointed. All are first
class men and we'll qualified for the work
assigned them.
In private letter from our good friend
and former townsman, Rev. A. T. Dun
lap, who is now engaged in missionary
work in California, he informs us that his
good wife and children will reach South
Carolina this week to spend the summer
One of the little boys is suffering with 9
severe case of cstarrh, and Mr.. DanlaI
was advised to send him to this State. W.
hope the little fellow will meet with &
speedy recovery. Mrs. Dunlap's friends
will be glad to greet her.
The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, in speaking
of the monthly reception Of the Young
Mems Christian Association of that city
which took place last Friday evening, has
this to say Of young lady who is vel
known in Anderson: "The Company was
delighted at having Miss Daisy Badge
with them. By special request she recitet
in her own beautiful and perfect manner
The Ruling Passion and there was no
one among the large audience who was no
charmed" Miss Badger received por
ton of her education in Anderson under
the tutorship of Gen. Aver and Miss Mag
gle Evans.
In speaking of the weather for June
Rev. Irl. r. Hicks. the noted prophet
says: From the 2lst to the 25ih, inclu