The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-04-25

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1894.
Now let every prohibitionist show his
colors.
| A weather prophet says we are to have
another cool spell.
Col. r. E. Mason, of Westminster,
spent yesterday in the city.
See notice of annual meeting Of stock
holders Ct tbe Opera House Company.
Read carefully what the Means Com
pany have to say in their new advertise
ment.
Rev. Mr.. Pierson closed very success
full meeting in Newberry last Sunday
nigh.
Mr.. W. G. Keith, who has been spend.
ing a month in Columbia, is at home
again.
Cotton ia quoted az follows to day !:
Middling, g.; strict middling. CT; good
middling,7.
The days are good deal longer, and the
man who is doing nothing, has more time
to devote to that purpose.
Mrs. r. E. Belcher, who has been spend
ing few weeks with relatives In Green
vile, returned home last week.
There will be battalion drill of the P.
M. I. Cadets on the Court House Square
next Friday afternoon, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ. g wathney, of Rich
mond, Va, who have been Waiting rela.
tiyes In the city, returned homo last week.
Flour continues to advance in price.
I Those who have laid in several months
supply have no doubt made good invest-
ment.
McDufie street has been opened through
| to Greenyille street, and is greatly appre.
ciated by the people of that section OF the
city.
Mr.. Joel C. Keys, who has been buying
Z. cotton at Darlington, 8. c., the past sea-
SOD, reached homo Monday, looking hale
and hearty.
Last Thursday afternoon, during the
storm, valuable COW belonging to Mr..
John T. Haynie, in Varennes Township,
was killed by lightning.
Married, on Wednesday. April II, 1894.
at the residence Of the BRIDES mother, by
Rev. @. V. Barnes, DR.. 3. +. Killings
worth and Miss Corrie Kay.
Messrs. John Catlett and W. J. Robins
have gone to Tennessee to buy nice lot
of horses and mules for our market. They
will be absent week or more.
A considerable storm Of wind and rain
visited this section last Thursday night,
and on Friday afternoon We bad light
fall of hail. No damage resulted.
Mr.. Chas. J. Reade, the courteous and
clever travelling representative OF DR.. y. U,
Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass, was in the city
last weeS and gave Us pleasant call.
The usual annHel pic mic will be held at
Cooley's Bridge, on Salnds River, on the
frst Saturday In May. All are coTa,aily 55 nadS
dinner baskets.
Our young friends, David Vandiver and
Dick Allen. have been on the sick list Tor
week or more, but they are now ont
again, and we hope will soon be fully re.
storsd to their health.
Constable FAINT returned from Columbia
Monday and reports Gov. Tllman as be-
Governor is evidently pleased with the
decision Of the Buprsme Court.
The Yurkville Enquirer Of last weak
says: "Hon. J. e. Breazeale, OF Anderaop,
has been invited By the Ladies' Memorial
Association, OF Ebenezer, to deliver the
annual address before them on Memorial
Day."
LIP. Smith is arranging for an e1cur.
sion from Piedmont to Atlanta on Srd OF
May. Price from Anderson Tor rouno
trip SO, Hand bills will be out later.
This is fine chancs to visit the city very
cheap.
Mr.. s. a. Bowen, who has been attend
ing lectures at the Baltimore Medical Col
Ieee. has returned to his home In this
County. and il warmly welcomed by his
friends. He will return to the College
next fall.
We have received copy Of the latest
W9lIZ &ODR. 4u6 WO4db UAp Vhooeo e%N
tender. Tho melody sweet and sympa:..
thetic. It is called '.Madeline Of Airy"
from +. III. Sisk, the composer, Atlanta,
Ga. Price, 40 cents.
Miss Mary e. Sullivan, worthy young
| LADY of this city, has offered her services
to the First Baptist Church as o mission
arv. and desires to be sent to foreign
| field. The Church has not as yet taken
any action in the matter.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, through their agents, Messrs:
Webb & Mattison, have made settlement
of policy on life Of Mr.. Luther +. McLes'
ky. The proofs Of his death were sent Inc
Company only about ten days ago.
A new game for evening parties is as
| follows: All the young ladies bring pho
| tographs Of thsmgelves taken when they
| were young. These Gre arranged IN q
| row, and the young man who can identity
| the greatest number, receives prize.
Rev. J. F. Fogartie, Chairman OF the
Board of Domestic Missions Of the SontR
Carolina P.esbytery, will preach in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morn,
ing. and Immediately after the service
meeting of the congregation will be held.
An important meeting of the Pioneer
Firemen will be held tomorrow (Thurs.
dsy) evening, at o'clock, and all the
members are urged to attend. Tho msm-
bers of the Independent Company who
feel interested are invited to attend the
meeting.
Col. J. P. Thomas, of Columbia, has ac-
cepted an invitation to address the Cadets
of the Patrick Military Institute, Of An:
derson, on the occasion of the annual
commencement, June 10th. The &C..
ceptancs insures an original, earnsst and
| valuable oration.
The Honea Path Chronicle made its
bow to the public last week. Mr.. L: Z.
Moore is the editor and proprietor. Tho
paper presents very creditable appear
ance. The INTELLIaENCER extends the
right hand of fellowship and wishes the
| Chronicle big success.
The Means Company have induced
their landlord to improve and remodel
their store room on Granite Row, and the
work will begin about the 1st June. We
understand that other store rooms on the
same Row will also be remodeled this
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