The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-06-07

LOOAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE7, 1893.
tits easier to borrow trou BILE than mon.
ey nowadays.
A few early peaches have made their D.
pearance in the city.
Miss Nellie MoGee has g ,ne to Bamberg,
g o., to visit an aunt.
Correspondents will please write only on
s one side Of their paper.
The merchants are busy waiting m GUS
toners these daysEto come in.
s There will be no services in the Metho-
dist Church next Sunday morning.
The P. M. I. Commencement will attract
many visitors to the city next week.
Msj. e. B. Murray attended Court OF
General Sessions at Abbeville Monday.
The price of cotton remains about the
same that 1t has been for some time past.
An inch advertisement in the INTELL1.
eEHcER is worth mile of laubing On q
fence.
Hon. J. s. Werner, of Columbia, spent
last Saturday in the city on professional
business.
Mr.. Alonzo Keown. of Athens, Ga, has
been spending a few days with his parents
near this city.
!: A big crowd Of negroes came t8Ander.
son this morning on an excursion train
from Greenville.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
i. 81. Smith will preach at Salem next
Sunday morning.
Mr. J. Frank Breazeale, who has been
attending the Nashville Normal College,
returned home last Friday.
DR.. s. N. Orr was called to walhalla
! last- week to attend Mrs. W. @. Keith,
who Is very i'll, aud not expected to live.
Miss Mamie Bailey, who has been teach.
Ing school at Denver, has returned to her
home in Union, 8. O., to spend the vaca-
ton.
80 Miss Hattie Norris, who has been teach
Ing school in this County, has closed her
school and returned to her home at West
minister.
Mr.. Levi Geer; who has been spending 8
few months in Texas, returned homea few
days ago. he is very fayorably impressed
with Texas.
"a slight hail and wind storm passed
5 through several sections of the County last
! Friday, and on some plantations the crops
wore damaged.
Divine services will be held at Grace,
Episcopal) Church next Sunday, llth
inst.r at II q. m by Rev. Theo. D. Bratton,
of Spartanburg.
Last week Street-overseer McGee opened
K q new street from Whitner street to West
Market street. in the rear of Mai. B. F.
Whitnsr's residence
The Greenville Nc,os now reaches Ander-
son ln time for break FAST and glance
over its interesting columns increases the
appetite and aids digestion.
The editors of this paper are not omni-
present. If you have any news that would
be of interest to our readers stop Us on
the street and tell us about It.
Mr.o. E. Horton, Of the Pendleton Sec
ton, who has been attending the State
University at Athens, Ga, was in the city
last Friday and gave rs CALI
Jim Spearman, young man who was
+ employed in. ]. E. Barton's planning mill,
5 had his right hand painfully cut by some
Of the machinery few days ago.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-.
ton to attend, the Art Exhibit at the Will
hamston Female College naxt Saturday af-
ternoon, 10th inst, from 3 to Z O'clock.
Mr.. John Drake returned home Tues
\ day from Florida, where he has been,
spending few months He says Florida
is fine country, but Is getting a little too
hotnow.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Wardlaw left Anderson
last Saturday for Marietts, Texas where he
goes to locate with his brother. Mr.. H. 81.
Wardlaw, who went out there several
months ego.
Our young friend, George T Baker, who
the past session, came home last week
quite sick. but lie now, we are glad to say,
convalescing.
Keels Cummings, the negro who killed
4 Mr.O. B. Young, In the Fork, and was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for five
: years. died in tbs latter place few days
ago Of fever.
Rev. g. P. Watson returned home last
: Friday and conducted services in his
Church on Sunday. He expects later on
! to spend his vacation at some quiet resort
In the mountains.
The Washington correspondent of the
State says that Mr.. armstrong, brother-in.
law of Hon. Josh Ashley, of this County,
has the promise of door keepers place
! in one of the departments.
Next Saturday night Hon. Henry Wat
the College Chapel at Williamson. We
advise all the citizens in and around Will
2iamston to go and hear him.
irhe dedication of thenew College Build
ing at Due West will take place on Tues.
day OF Commencement, which will be
June 30th. An interesting program has
been arranged for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dean arc attending
the Commencement exercises Of the Co.
lumbia Female College, in Columbia, 8.
G., TO be present at the graduation of the
latter's sister, Miss Pearl Smith.
Mr. w. r. Earle, who has been teaching
school In Laurens County, is spending a
part OF his summer vacation under the pa.
ternal roof in this County. We were glad
TO meet him in the city last Friday.
Mrs. P. A. White, her daughter, Miss
Mary, and grand children, who have been
spending the fall and winter In Florida,
returned home last Thursday. and were
cordially welcomed by their friends.
Maj. P. X. McCully left the city last
!. Friday for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where
he will attend the Supreme Lodge of
knights of Honor, Of which body he has
been an officer for the past three years.
Messrs. g. e. Prince and Thos. F. Hill,
who have been spending the past two
weeks at the Worlds Fair, returned home
yesterday. Both say they hsd delightful
trip. and were more than pleased with the
Worlds Fair.
From every section of the County comes
The report that the rain fall has been very
heavy during the past few days, and on a
number of farms the streams have over
flowed and much damage has been done
To the land and the growing crops