The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-24

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more pretty girls than any town of the
same size he had over visited"
Our young friend. Joe Provost, who is
in the employ of the Southern Express
Company in North Carolina, came home to
attend his fathers funeral and has been
spending few days with his mother.
Mrs J. M. Lander and children, of Bra
iii, are expected TO reach Williamson
next week, and will spend the sum mer in
our midst with relatives and friends, all oil
whom will be delighted to greet them.
G. s Minor, the energetic proprietor ol
the Ten Cent Store, has new advertise
in this paper, and it contains some
good advice about caring for the fruit
crop. Read his advertisem.i]t it carefully.
Messrs. Fred Wisbens aud E. E. Sat-
erfsld of Hartwell, Ga, and ". L. Gsssa-
way, w. West and w. A. Davies, oi
Greenville, visited Anderson last Sunday
morning on their bicycles and spent the
day.
The city boys played match game of
ball with the P. NJ. I. boys on the Insti.
tute grounds last Friday afternoon. and
were badly defeated by score of 20 to 2.
Quite crowd of both sexes witnessed the
game.
DR.. F. L. Narramore will leave next
week for his old home in New York,
where ho will spend the summer praot;c-
ing his profession, dentistry. He will re-
turn to his Office in Anderson the 1st oi
September.
DR.. A. G. Strickland is adding some
valuable Improvements to his mill in Va
rennes Township, and will be prepared to
turn out an excellent grade Of -four for
all the farmers who will give him their
wheat to grind.
Senator M. C. Butler has accepted an
invitation TO be present at reunion Of
Confederate veterans at Anderson, July
2lst. The Senator will probably make
speech on that occasion and the attend.
apce is likely to be large.
Mr.. Ed. Earle, who has been living in
Texas a, few months. returned home to-
day, and, We regret to say, is in bad
health. The pure air and good water of
old Anderson County will soon, we hope,
make him hale and hearty.
Mr.. A. L. Evans, prominent and Lead
Ing citizen Of Cheraw, s. c., while on his
way home from the Southern Baptist
Convention, stopped over in Anderson
last. week and spent day visiting his
son, Cadet Evans, in the P. M. I.
s Mr.. A. ]. Salinas, the junior member Of
the well-known firm of A. ]. Salinas Il
Son, Charleston, s. C.s spent day or two
in the city last week. he is most clever
gentleman, and was very favorably i'm.
pressed with our progressive little city.
The series of meetings which have been
conducted In the Methodist Church the
past two weeks, closed last Friday night.
A large congregation attended each sor-
vice, and Mr.: Watson's eloquent and i'm
pressive sermons have done much good.
Two Of our citizens were walking own
street recently when one of them remark
ed "Have you heard the news? Got q
baby at our house. They say it is the
very image of me-" 81 wouldn't mind
that" replied his friend. "He may out
grow it.''
We are glad to welcome Mr.. T. A. Bolt
and family as residents of the city. Mr.
Bolt is an expert photographers, and has
purchased the gallery of Mr.. Geo. L..
Francis, on Brick Range, and will con-
>tinue the business there. We wish Mr.
Boltmuch success.
Persons from this section who contem-
plate visiting the Worlds Fair should
write to our young townsman, Mr.. ]. J..
Norris, $3.50 Lake Park Avenue, Chicago,
who will take pleasure in securing COM
Portable quarters for them before they SIR
rive in the great city.
Messrs. A. N. Todd s. Co.'S. soda foun.
tain is now in charge of Mr.. Fred. Nardin,
who will be pleased to serve his friends at
any time Iu addition to all the popular
drinks, the famous mineral waters from
Glenn Springs and from the Excelsior
Springs are kept on draught.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dickens, of Ocala,
Fla, have been spending a few days in the
city visiting the formers brother, Capt.
M. 8. Dickens, the genial manager of the
Hotel Ohiquola. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickens
were on their way to Pickens, where they
will spend the summer with the latter'a
parents.
Children's Day services will be held in
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday af.
tsrnoon at S o'clock. In addition to the
regular program, Rev. W. T. Matthew'S
will deliver an address. The friends ol
the congregation and all the Sunday
Schools of the city are invited to attend
the services.
Mr.. R. L. Keys, the clever agent of the
Southern Express Company In this city
informs rs that he is now prepared tc
Issue money orders to any point reached
by the Company. The rates are reason
able. Mr.. Keys will take pleasure in civ
ing you any information concerning the
order system.
The Williamson Female College will
close its session on Thursday, June 22nd
On Wednesday night preceding Rev. 0. IT,
Martin, of this city, win preach the an
nusl sermon and on Thursday evening
Rev. DR.. a. w. Bays. Of Abbeville, will
deliver an address. There will be two
graduates from the College this time.
Hartwell Sun "Messrs. W. @. Hodge.
and J. G.. Whitfield of Anderson, 3. G..
rolled over to our town Friday on theil
bicycles and from here to Montevide;
that afternoon. They are clever, nic'
young men, and are expected over thi'
way again as soon as the remarks of {
certain fair maiden OF Hartwell reaot
their ears"
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cycle is to sit sstraddle the saddle, put fes