The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-07-26

Rornlng and evening.
an order for work with man
him that yon are in no particular
and he will do il that day.
a. "a. Pearson, of Due West, has
in the city on short visit. the guest
Iis brother, Mr.. J. T. Pearson.
twin comet is said to have made its
pearance In the northwestern heavens.
Fatch and see Il you can locatsit.
4 Several colored citizens have been before
the Mayor lately for the exciting but
8boisterous diversion of wife beating.
Mrs. "a. N. Todd and children, after q
pleasant sojourn Of several weeks in
North Carolina, have returned home.
Rsy. J. r. Edwards, Of Due West, who
will go 10 Mexico az missionary in the
fall, han been visiting friends in the city.
There will besa pic MIC at Holidays
Bridge. on saluda River, next Saturday,
18th inst. Everybody is invited to attend.
,,
Rev. DR.. Frierson Is expected home this
Heak. and there win be preaching in the
Presby yterian Church next Sunday at the
usual hour.
IS Mn. G. E. Brown and children, Mr..
snd Mrs. q. ". Webb and Miss Edna
Earle have gone to the mountains, to,
spend 9 few weeks.
Mls. McSmiih left for Lilssyille, N. c.,
last Saturday to teach 9 summer class in
music: This Is the third summer she has
taught class there.
Messrs. Walter b. Geer, Of this city,
and Mr. Ed. Cox, of Darlington, have
gone 70 the mountains In quest of recrea-
ton and: q cool temperature.
ssS Nj. and Mrs: Fred. g. Brown have
gore to Chicago, and will return via
! Niagara and other noted resorts. They
WIN be absent several weeks.
The Board Of Health are looking
closely after ths sanitary condition of the
city. Take our advice and keep your.
premises clean, and save trouble.
The meeting at Roberts Church will
begin on Thursday before the first Sum
day in August, at II O'Clock a. m. Every.
body isinYited to attend the services.
Several wagon loads of substantial citi-
z.ns from the Donneldsyille section of
Abbeville County passed through the city
Tuesday morning headed towards the
Blue Ridge.
Divine services will be conducted by
Rev. Mr. Eubanks. of. Columbia, at Grace
(Episcopal) Church next Sunday at IL
O'Clock a. m. Holy communion after the
morning service.
s.: Mr. r E. Brown, of Blackstock, 8. G.,
Is in the city spending a few days with his
!: brother, Mr.. g. p. Brown. His appear
ance Indicates that the low country il
treating him well.
Mr.. L. p. Smiths excursion to Tallulah
Falls wss a big success. He could not ac-
commodate all who wanted to go, and he
z is arranging another train to the same
place In the near future.
Rev. +. Walter Dickson occupied the
pulpit OF the Methodist Church last Sum
day morning and evening. and the large
congregation In attendance at each service
highly enjoyed his sermons.
Il. n. Watkins. Esq, of this city, re-
eeiyed telegram Tuesday announcing
the serious illness of his mother, Mrs q.
e. Watkins. at Honea Path. He went
down on the afternoon train.
On Monday morning MIR. A. 8. Stephens
ecalled us into his shops and showed us q
landau which he had just repaired. It
looked as if it was new vehicle, every
!. piece being elegantly finished.
. Mr. Chas. Provost, OF Chattanooga,
Tenn. is in the city spending short va
cation with his mother and family. His
old friends are DELE ated to greet him and
TO know that he has regained his health.
We hope several Camps Of the United
Confederate Veterans will be organized in
Anderson County. Secretary McGill in
forms rs that the roll of membership of
Camp Benson, in this city, is increasing.
The stats Alliance meets at Clemson
College to-day and will be addressed by
Coy. Tllman. The delegates will go to
Walhalla and meet in business session to-
morrow. 1t promises to be lively meet
ing.
Rev. D. W. Herring, returned mis-
aionary from China, will preach in the
Baptist Church tomorrow (Thursday)
evening. The public is invited TO attend
the service, which will no doubt be an in
tsresting one.
Do you know the best place in the room
to take a nap on hot day? We'll, then
watch your pct dog or cat, and nine times
out Of ten, they will crawl under the
lounge or bed, for there they will find a
cool place with no flies. Try il.
Rev. O. L. Martin, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church in this city, has been
granted months vacation by his congre-
cation, and on Monday left for Virginia.
We join bis friends in wishing him pleas
ant sojourn and safe return home.
We ask the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Furman University
in another column. This institution needs
no conimendation from our pen, for it is
too we'll known. 1t has many advan.
tages. and young men who 60 there for an
education will get it if It is possible to
give it to them.