The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-07-18

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ticulnrs in another column.
Rev. J.. G. G. Newton, missionary to Ja-
pan, who Ia now visiting his old home
and relatives in this County, has been
spending few days In the city, and
preached in the Methodist Church last
Sunday morning and evening. Els many
old friends were delighted to greet him.
The late crop of Irish potatoes should be
planted this month. RI you can get
stand of The early varieties before the first
Of August you may be sure of fine crop.
If you can get last years potatoes they are
the surest. Fall potatoes are equal IN
quality to the very best from Northern
markets.
Anderson Democratic Clubs Nos and
2 will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock,
the former in the Mayors Office and the
latter in the Court House The Work
mems Club will meet Saturday afternoon,
at o'clock, In the Comfy Commission
ers' Office. and Club No. 3 will meet on
Factory Hill at the same hour.
Laurens Advertiser: "Mr. J. B. Wat.
kins the recently elected Superintendent
of the Graded Schools has also been re-
elected as principal Of the school at Honea
Path. This speaks well for Mr.. Watkins
popularity, indeed ii be were In need OF
recommendation it would be the most
forcibIe one that be could obtain"
s Rev. j. T. Smith, who has been at the
head OF the Bolton High School for several
years, was In the city last Saturday. He
leaves this week for his old home, Dublin,
Ga, where he will continue his work in
the school room and pulpit. We join his
many friends in wishing him all the hap
.piness and prosperity attainable in this
life.
On account of the rain the bicycle races
did not take place yesterday afternoon.
and it was big disappointment to the
boys. There were quite number OF vlsi'
tors in the city to witness the races, and
number of wheelmen from neighboring
towns came to participate in the races. II
we have no rain to day, the races will
take place this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The State Equalization Board met in
Columbia last week., Mr.. w. T. McGill
represented Anderson County on the
Board. In another column We publish
the result of the Boards work, taken from
the Columbia State. Two per cent. was
added to the assessment in Anderson
County, but a reduction of four per cent.
on the bull dings In the County was made,
which leaves the assessment about the
same as heretofore. 49,.
An: exchange says, to keep Ice cut
piece of clean flannel (white is best) about
ten inches or moro square. Place this
above the top OF gltlss pitcher, or even
tumbler, pressing the flannel down half
way or more into the vessel. Then bind
the flannel fast to tho top Of the glass with
9 string or piece? OF tape. Now put the
Ice into the flannel cup and lay another
piece Of flannel, FIVE or six inches square,
upon the ice. Arranged thus, ice will
keep many hours.
% We direct the attention of our readers to
the advertisement Of the South Carolina
College, which appears In another column.
The College is fully equipped with every
thing needed for thoroughly educating its
students, who can take either regular or
special course, and the necessary cost OF
living has been greatly reduced. The fac.
ulty Is recognized as one of the best in the
South, and It should be literally patron
lied by Csrolinians. Write to the Presi-
dent for catalogue.
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An exchange SAYS by q very simple rule
the duration of night and day can be de-. 4
ta,nined at any time of the year. All
Won have to do is to multiply the time of
the SUMS rising by two and it will give
time Of setting BY two and yon get the
length of the day. It Is easily demon
strated at the time of the year when the
ann rises and sets at 6 o'clock and day and
NIGHT are Of equal duration. It is lust as
trne as the days ,lengthen and shorten.
Tbns. as winter approaches. take q day
when the sun rises at 6, 80 and sets at 8 40.
Apply The rule and you have night Of 13
hours and day Of II hours. The rule
will be found absolutely accurate at any
season OF the year.
Miss Matte Belle CLARK. Oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. Elias Clark, of this city, met.
with q painful accident near Hopewell
Churoh. last Saturday morning. Miss
CLARK. aecompanied by Miss Rubie Newell
and Mr.. Frank Barkstadt. of this citv.
was riding In buggy. when the horse be-.
came frightened and ran away. Miss
CLARK was thrown out and fell on her
face breaking I, . bridge of her nose and
places. She was carried to the home of
Mrs. Newell, where she received prompt
attention, and is now getting along as we'll
as possible. We Join her friends in wish
ing her 8 speedy recovery. Miss Newell
and Mr.. Barkstedt were not hurt,