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


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 1894.
Rev. o. L. Martin now makes his pas to-
raj visits on bicycle.
Young cotton is at stand still in conse-
queacs Of the cool nights.
You can buy excursion tickets to all
summer resorts reached by the railroa d..
. During the month of May the fines in
Mayor Tolly's Court aggregated $22O in
cash.
Ike Wright. we'll known negro we'll
digger in this city, died last week after a
brief Illness.
The P. NJ. I. Cadets will have drill on
the Court House Square next Friday af-
ternoon at 80 o'clock.
Miss Louise Horton, one of William.
8 ston's most popular young ladies, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. @. O. Simpson.
The painters brush is improving the
appearance of number OF dwelling
houses in the city. Let the good work 60
Z on.
The city ordinance against fast driving
and riding through the streets is frequent.
lyzviolated. It is dangerous at the street
I tnrnings.
The thermometer got down to 4S in this
section last Friday morning, and several
Of onr citizens report frost, but no damage
was done
Mr.. ]. 81. Townsend is erecting two
Boundary street, opposite DR.. Nardin's
residence.
M and Mrs. S. NJ. Plckens, of Elbsrton,
: Ga, are spending few days in this city
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trowbridge.
Miss Cora Clarke, who has been spend
ing tao or three months In the city with
Mrs. j. e. Peoples, has returned to her
home, Rome, Ga.
Married, on Sunday, June 8, 1894. by
3. b. a. Robinson, Notary Public, at his
residence, Mr.. r. Il. Shaw and Miss M.
N. Hughes, all Of this County.
Messrs. Antony and Frank Pearson, ac-
companied by their sister, Miss Mary
Whine. OF Due West, came up yesterday to
attend the marriage of their brother. :
Mr.F.M. Butler, who il suffering with
q severe attack of rheumatism, has gone
60 Hot Springs, Ark, to spend month.
We hope his stay there will prove benefi-
cial. Is
Since thear at Clemson College about
seventy. five OF the students have become
dissatisfied with the temporary arrange
menta for sheir Instruction and gone.
home. - 3.s Z
Mr.. w A. Dickson, of Tokeena, s. c.:
was In the city Tuesday morning, having
come down 10 join the excnrsionists 70
Charleston. We were delighted to have q
call from him.
Read what Brown. Osborne & Co. say
about shoes In this issue. These gentle
Y would advise all to call and, eetheir shoes
ssbefore buying. ,5s s. = 3
Mr. D.J. Simpson. OF Toceoa, Ga.. came
cover last week 10 join Mrs. Simpson in
spendinga few days in the city. All of
shis old friends were delighted to grasp his
slhand once more. - -
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8 s: We are indebted to :. K. Hood, ESQ.,,
I Tor late copies OF Richmond iva lpapsrs
containing illustrations and descriptions
#sf the nnveiling of the Confederate Monu.
! rnsnt there last week.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. Law
g renee Russell, ,on Factory Hill. this city,
on Thursdsy. May 81, i 1854. by w. sB.
G Tate, Notary Pnblta. MT. J. w. Strick land
and Miss sallie J. HiGt.
The entertainment that was announced
to take place ia the Opera House next
Friday evening for the benefit of the
4 white sufferers on the coast of this State,
has been postponed until Friday evening.
I 18th Inst.
s; Rey.G. p. Watsonl pastor of the Meth
lodist Church, has accepted an invitation
to preach the Commence ment sermon be-
fore the Gafney Is. C.) Institute next
Sunday and as 9. consequent there will
beno services in his Church next Sunday.
Children,s Day will be observed at Fiat
Rock Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
Jun6 IL, beginning at 10 o'clock a. nj.
AN interesting program has been arranged
for the occasion, and several addresses
may be expected. The public Is invited
TO attend.
Our young friend. ]. Il. Eskew, Of
Grove. s. O., has finished his Collegiate
course at Nashville, Tenn., and returned
homes few days ago. The 1NrELL1aEN-
CER extends its congratulations, aud
wishes him all the success attainsble in
4 this life. II
The Board Of Trade will hold it's annual
meeting in Masonic Eall next Tuesday
afternoon, at 480 O'Clock. The election Of
officers will take place aud other impor-
tant matters will come before the Board,
and all of the members are urged to attend
Z promptly.
ME.R IA. Bnrriss, of this County, who
has been attending the Baptist Seminary
ct Louisville, KY, finished his course last
week. and has returned home. The In.
TEILIaENCER extends Its congratulations.
and wishes him r,uch success In his work
Of winning sonls for the Saviour.
The owners of che building now occu-
pied by J. p. Sullivan Il Co. have decided
to keep up with the march of progress by
tearing down and rebuilding. Messrs.
Sullivan d Co. will move next week to the
: store-room in the IHTELLIGENCER build
ing, where they will remain until their
new store is completed.
GEessrs. J. Furman Evans and Frank M.
Murphy. who were recently admitted to
the bar, have formed co-partnership for
the practice of law. Their card appears
in another column. They will give special
attention to collections and commercial
law. and any business entrusted to them
will be promptly attended to.
Mr.. L. p. Smiths excursion to Charles.
ton left the city at II 80 o'clock. From
8 points between Walhalla, inclusive, be
mad sold sufficient tickets to comfortably
ill eight coaches, which ensured the sue
cess Of the excursion financially to Mr..
Smith. Chief Rose and Officer King oi
the police force went along to keep the
boys straight.
A stranger entered fourishing Illinois
town. q short time ago and approached g
: leading citizen and said II want to meet
the enterprising business men ofyourtown
can you give me their names?" The citi.
zen said nothing, but 'mply handed 8
newspaper to the stranger aud pointed to
the advertisements. The significant hint
was sufficient. (
Jake, little son of Mr.. James NJ. Sui