The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-06-20
Court convenes in Wainal the first
Monday in July.

Oliver.
Miss Bessie Balenti tine, of Augusta, is in
The city visiting the family of Mr.. J. Reese
FAINT.
Prof w. e. Breazeale and wife. of New
Brunswick, N j.. will leave in few days
for strip to Europe.
Miss Caro- Kay, of Walhslla, Is in the
city spending month with her friend,
Miss Mittie Tribble. =
Mr.. Jas. M. Strickland and family have
moved to Hartwell, Ga, to work in the
Hartwell cotton mill.
Miss NJ. E. Tribble, of Townv,lle. grad
mated from the Winthrop Training School
In Columbia last week.
Court convenes next Monday. Let
every juror and witness be on hand
promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
When you have an item of news or q
visor at your home, don't be too modest
to let the INTELL1aENCER know it,
Capt. P. Z. McCully was confined to his
home last week with sickness, but was
able to report for business Monday.
Our clever friend, Mr.. e. T. Leavel, of
Fort Hill. was In the city q few days ago
and We were glad to greet him in our Of
! fee.
Hon. 3. B. Murray has accepted the in.
vitation to deliver the annual address be-
fore the Ninety-Six High School next
Friday night.
From the columns of the Sun we notice
that Anderson County was we'll repre-
srented 1.-THE Commencement in Hartwell,
tia, last week.
I Prof. Prierson and Townsend of the
Presbyterian College, Clinton, 8. c.,
leached home q few days ago to spend the
lsnmmer vacation.
Messrs. Harden and Ware, of Central,
8. o.. rode from that place few days ago
TO this city on their wheels in two hours
and thirty minutes.
Mrs and Miss ,Johnstone, the wife and
daughter or Solicitor T.. NJ. Johnstone, of
{ Marion, are visiting Mrs. Richardson at
the District Parsonage.
Mr.. John Stewart, while riding bi.
cycle few days ago, tumbled over and
I; broke sleft arm We hope he will meet
With e speedy recovery.
Misses Mamie Clinkscales and Inez
Campbell, two; of Belton's charming girls,
have been spending a few days in the city
visiting Judge and Mrs. Cox.
Mr.. John a. Fant, popular merchant
and Mayor of Union, s. c., has been
spending day or two.in the city visiting
his kinsman, Mr.. q. W. FAINT.
The IHTEIL1sEHoER charges regular ad.
vertisiDg rates for, all communications
which are for the advancement OF the in
terests Of individual candidates.
Mayor Tolly returned yesterday from
Calhoun Falls, and his health has been
greatly benefited by his stay down there
drinking water from the mineral spring.
Hon. E. B Murray and n. ii. watkins,
5mencement of Furman University. The
: latter expects to return home to morrow.
Mrs. J. B. McGee Jr, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is very low
this morning, and the attending physi-
clans say her death may be expected at
any moment. ~
]. "A. Ruddock, who is with the G. A.
s Reed music house at Anderson. has been
in Central for few days and we find
him very pleasant and affable gentle.
sinan. Central 1yro.
Ex Congressman .fillman is being
strongly urged to enter. the race as 8 cam
didate for Governor. Should he announce
himself as candidate, he would make It
lively for his opponents.
Mr.. Percy Sharpe, accompanied by Mrs.
Paul Sharpe and children, of Nashville,
Tenn, is in the city visiting his parents.
Both are natives of Anderson and their
friends are glad to greet them.
Mrs. j. G.. Cunningham is spending
awhile at Calhoun Fails, lor the benefit Of
her health, which, We are glad to say, is
being greatly improved by drinking the
water from the mineral spring there.
According to announcement John Gary
Evans delivered speech in the Court
House last Saturday to an audience of
about two hundred people. Those who
heard 1T say it was very weak effort.
Cadets i. J. Burriss and W. 8. Lee, Jr.,
compifmanted the INTELLIGENcER with
an Invitation to attend the Commence
ment exercises of the Citadel Academy,
which took place in Charleston last. week.
Mr.. 9. r. Tins, of Garvin Township,
has recently improved his mills. and now
has them in splendid condition. He is
prepared to grind either wheat or corn,
and will guarantee 10 give you good
flour.
We are indebted to Mr.. @. Wardlaw for
the excellent report of the P. NJ. I. Com :
mencemeat this week. Sickness and busi-
ness prevented Us from attending the ex-
ercises, which everybody reports as ex-
ceedingly interesting.
Moss & Jackson have been awarded the
contract for rebuilding the storeroom oc.
cupied by J. P. Sullivan & Co., and the
work will begin at once. Messrs. Sullivan
q Co. are to day moving into the store
room under the Intelligencer Office.
In difficulty between Henry Walters
and Bill Lee. both negroes, last Saturday
night, on McDufie street, near the rail.
road bridge the latter was painfully stab.
bed four times by the former, who was
arrested and locked up by the police.
Our yohng friend. Archie Todd, who is
employed In the r. & D. r. E. shops in
Columbia, is spending short vacation In
the city visiting his mother and family.
Archie is sn industrious, worthy young
man, and Columbia's climate seems to be
agreeing with him.
The competitive, examination for two
scholarships in the Winthrop State Nor
NAL College will be held in this city on
the 18th July, and young ladies in An.
derson are reminded of the opportunity to
secure the benefits of this College. Read
the advertisement in another column.
mfr. Will. Moore, of New Haven, Conn.,,
has been spending few days in the city
with his mother, Mrs. E. E. Moore. Mr.
Moore Is native Anderson boy, and
many years have elapsed since he last
visited bis old home. His old school boy
chums and friends were glad to meet him
Rev. W. M. Hardin requests us to re.
mind you of the Sunday School excursion
to Mccormick next Saturday. The sched.
ule on the railroad has been changed, and
the train will leave Starr at $40, Cooks al
642 and Barnes at So q. m. This will
give the excursionists longer stay al
Mccormick.
Rev. v. I. Masters, whose resignation
az pastor of the Rock II II Baptist Church
ws Doticed last week, is now visiting hi!
o1d h0mn In fhia Counfv For tho naYt