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

S3but now Q citizen OF Chester, g. c., 1s
spending few days in the city.
Leland Frierson has returned home
from the Presbyterian College at Clinton,
s6s q, to spend the summer vacation.
The painters brush is Improving tha
{ appearance Of Q number Of dwelling
houses in; various sections Of the city.
Anderson has q few street loafers, both
sHhita and eolored, who have no visible
sInsans Of support. HoW do they live?
Miss Lizzie Reese, who has beenspend-
ling two months visiting friends In various
porticns Of Georgia, has returned home.
Wesre Indebted TO Senator Butler for
copy Of the Compendium Of the Eleventh
Census. 1t d q valuable book Of reference.
Rev. r. 9. Ligon, Of this County, was in
1 Aiken last week visiting his brother, Mr.
u O. Ligon. editor Of the Journal and Re-
D sieso.
! Keep all premises clean, scatter lime
freely and allow no decsyihg vegetable \
trlmmi1gssto Lie around. This will pre-
q vent sicknesa.
Mr. r. &. Burriss, book-ksepar at the
State Penitsntiary In Columbia, Is spend
Ing 8 short vacation In visiting his rela-
& lives IN this city.
Miss Lenora Hubbard, Miss Mamie
Webb, Mis- 'Georgie Brown, Mrs. ]. a.
q aYonHaslen and Mrs, J. w. Daniels LEFT
Monday for Chicago.
The ladies' can now laugh Ia their
sleeves with impunity. Ir fact some Of,
the sleeves are big enough for two or
three people to laugh In.
D. 8. Maxwell d Son have one hundred
bushels Of peas which they are offering at
"a very low price. Read their advertise,
nent In another column.
sThe building committee have an impor.
& sart notice to contractors in another col.
urnn in reference to the work Of remodel
ing the Presbyt yterlan Church.
Among the graduates from the. Win
thrcps Normal College in Columbia LAST
week, We notice the name of Miss Carrie o.
Pearman, Of Anderson County.
M,ssp. Fant & Co.'S. excursion to At.
slanta last week for the colored folks was
big success. The colored Band of this
city went with the exoursionists.
Children'a Day will be observed next
Saturday, at Shutdown Presbyterian
Church. J. E. Boggs, Esq, Pickens, win
i deliver AN address on the occasion.
he see it stated in several Of the State
papers that Anderson will have dis.
sSpensary. That is news to us. Where did
4 syou get your information, brothers.
Change cars. y is what a>city boot. black
y said TO Officer King (the biggest police
man In the state) the other day, when. he
he'd finished blacking one of his shoes.
The Court OF General Sessions convenes
next Monday morning. Jurors, witnesses
and other persons who have business in
the Court should be on hand promptly.
81. Massrs. J. F, and G. E. Brown have rs-
4 turned from trip to Florida. They say
the weather down there is extremely
warm and the mosquitoes very hungry.
Mitchell, the barber, on South Main
street, in the Broyles block. has secured
{ { thu services OF Bob. Baras!d, Georgia
Ebarber. Rho is an expert in handling ra.
zor.
young man savs that when calling on
his "best girl" he Always announces him
eslf by knocking. II he were TO come in
with ring it might be considered pro-
posal.
E. n. Rucker, Jr., of Columbia, son of
Col Rucker, Of Anderson, has been ap-
pointed q law clerk in the Secretary of the
Interiors department, at salary of
5000.
Gen. w. w. Humphreys and family.
accompanied by Misses Gena Benson and
Leila White, leave next Monday for Cash.
ier's Valley, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. r. M. Clinkscales, of Marietta,
Ga, arrived in Anderson last Friday
and will spend few weeks here Waiting
her mother, Mrs. Esther FAINT, and other
relatives.
Mrs. Minerva Stvender, of Leesburg,
Fla, is In the County visiting her aged
parsnts. She will spend the summer
here. Her many friends are delighted to
Z greet her.
7 We acknowledge the receipt Of hand
some invitation 10 attend the Commence
men t exercises Of the South Carolina Col
Z aege, which will take place in Columbia
next week.
Not many farmers are seen on the streets
novsdays. The grass is growing, and it is
pushing them to keep mp with 1t. The
Z crop prospects throughout the County are
very good 80 far.
Cunningham d. Humphreys have first.
class threHber which they are Offering for
I. sale at q very low price. Read what they
! say in their advertisement, snd don't fail
to give them call.
An exchange says: "When girl goes
to stay all night with another girl, and
gets her head on the same pillow, that
settles It; there is nothing she knows that
che will not tell before morning"
Mr.. J. L. Eskew, of Greenville County,
who formerly taught school at the Cars
well Institute, in this County, was in the
e.tF Monday and gave us call. He was
on his way to Chicago, where he will
spand the summer seeing the sights at the
Worlds Fair. We join his friends in
wishing him pleasant sojourn In Chicago
q nd ssfe return home.