The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-06-13


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1894.
Stop talking about hard times. 1t does
no good.
Mrs. @. w. Webb went down to Sumter
last week to visit her relatives.
Early oats are being harvested, and in
some sectlona the crop IL light.
Miss Matte Belle Clarke, of Anderson,
is In Columbia visiting friends.
Produce markets syre active Every
thing to est aslls readily at fair prices.
Mr.. ". W. White aud family went up
to Plckens last week to visit relatives.
The large, new street sprinkler did its
first work on the streets this morning.
Miss EAis Bamberg, of Bsmberg, s. c.,
Is in the city visiting Miss Nellie MCGEE.
Mira. Bsylis Maxwell is in Charleston
spending tTo or three Vseks with relatives.
MI, ]. @. Thomas, on 8 of Lowndesville's
clever citizens, spent last Friday IN the
city.
a Miss Annie Belle Towers has gone to
Leesvills 8. G., to visit her sister, Mrs. T..
U. Ligoa.
Dr.. IS. G. Bruce, of Townville, was in
the city Monday locking as fiat and sas.
5 syn as ever.
There are few idlers in Anderson.
T., 20. (yofI
{ at fair wages.
Mrs. Williams, Of Greenville, ia spend
ing awhile In the city With her sister, Mrs.
Mary J. Orr.
Mr.. Frank McGee, of Abbeyille, has
been spending day or two in the city
with hls parents.
The cut in freight rates is having its ef-
feet in lowering prices on goods Of almost
every description.
IS Miss Varins Brown has gone to Vassar
College to attend Commencement and
rerHion Of her class-"Ss."
Mr.. S.. N. Todd, accompanied bv his
tospend q couple Of weeks.
- Miss Felicia Murray returned home last
Saturday from Hollins (Vs.) Institute TO
spend the summer vacation.
RsY. II. n. Scudday will preach at Fell
\ lowship Church next Sunday at1l o'olock.
The public Is invited to attend.
Mr. Clarence DargaD, Of Greenville, has
4 been spending a few dhys In the city visit
ing his sister, Mrs. w. f. Cox.
Miss Belle Carpenter and her, brother,
Msster Fred, OF 4Greenville, are visiting
]. their aunt, Mrs. a. T. Mauldin.
1t has been more than three weeks since
ne will have our share after awhile.
Miss Bertha Reese, who has been attend.
Ing College at Gainesville, Ga, came home
last week to spend the summer vacation.
Miss Emma Poulnot, Of Charleston,
came to Anderson last week to spend few
weeks with the family Of Capt. T. K. Nor
ris.:s
Read what "a. B. Towers says in his
: new advertisement, and you will know
whereto get some fine bargains in certain
goods.
Miss Mary Lyon. the charming little
I daughter of Rev. 7. @. Ligon, of Lsesville,
I, g. O, is visiting her grandparents in An.
derson. ss
rs Albig crowd Of drummsrs stopped over
Sunday at the Hotel chiquols. mine
host, Dickens knows how to cater to their
2 szaopetites.
NJ a. Dean is Offering his stock of dry
z goods, shoes, hats, ETC., regardless of cost
for the next ninety days. See his adver-
atisement. 4
Mira. j. L.s Hyde. of Cincinnati, who has
Mrs. n. r. Green, in This city, hiss re.
turned home,
The IxTELLIaENcER has been honored
with an invitation to attend the fifty ffth
{ Commencement Of. .Erskino College, which
I takes place next week.
Among the graduates from Converse
College, in Spartanburg last week, was
8 Miss Estelle Burriss, daughter OF Mr.. K.
N. Burriss, of this city. =.
A good old time farmer. says that cotton
will never do much. h.unless it has back sets.
II il that theory is correct this years crop
will be an excellent one.
Oconee News 20 Miss Eloise Earle. of
Anderson County, is in YValhalla, visiting
her brother, Mr.. j. B. Earle and family,
f and will remain several weeks.n,
Mr.. James Roberts, who has been t,ay-
elling 9 portion OF Georgia representing
big hardware house, reached home yester.
day and will spend few weeks resting.
M Mayor Tolly has been spending few
days at Calhoun Falls recuperAtine his
i beaith by drinking the excellent mineral
water from the now famous springs OF that
j piece.
Children's Day vii; be observed at Flat
i Rock Presbyterian Church next Sunday,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Every body
is invited to attend. It will be an interest,"
ing occasion.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyt Church of this city has con-
tribrle3 $40 to the Button sufferers, and
the Sunday School has donated S25 for the
same purpose.
zMr. T. y. Watkins. who Is representing
The Pratt Gin Co returned last week from
Z trip through the southeastern section of
the Stete, and reports business dull in
( every section he visited.
Henry Holloway, an expert colored bar
Der from GreenviIle, is now in charge of
the Chiquola Barber Shop. he comes to
Anderson very we'll recommended by
some Of his white friends.
We acknowledge receipt Of an invita-
tion to attend the fifty fifth anniversary
celebration of the Enphemian Literary
Society of Erskine College, at Due West,
s. O, next Monday evening.
On account of tho P. M. 1. Commence
ment service in the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning, there will be no preach
ing in the Methodist or Presbyterian
Churches at the morning hour.
Samuel a. Ashley, VII. Ashley, Sam
uel Bigby, Richard A. McClain, II. o.
Sweat and John Banister, charged with
murder, we're tried in the Circuit Court st
Abbeville last week and acquitted.
A young negro stole Postmaster Rus
sells cow few days ago and drove it to
PeEdleton, where he sold it for SS. He
was arrested but managed to make his es.
cape. The COW was returned to Mr. Rus.
sell.