The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-02

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WEDNESDAY. MAY 2, 1894.
Mr.. Dennis O'Donnell, of Sumter, 8. c.,
! is in the city.
The last summers straw hat will soon
be on top again.
Memorial Day falls on Thursday OF
next Weekday 10th.
The annual pic mic at Cooley's Bridge
will take place next Saturday.
The greater part OF the cotton crop is
planted, and some OF it is coming up.
| A pretty good society of Sons of Rest
could bs organized in this section just now.
Oae candidate has announced himself
Our young friend, P K. McCully, Jr., OF
Calhoun Falls, spent last night in the city.
The Democratic Clubs will not have to
re.organize this year until the latter part
Of July.
Yesterday was the 29th anniversary Of
the visit of Brown's raidera through this
| section.
Miss Daisey Badger, of Macon, Ga, is
In the city visiting her grand. mother, Mrs.
McSmitb.
Cotton is quoted this morning as fol-
lows: Middling, 60; strict middling, 81;
good middling, 81.
The African Methodists held their Dis.
trict Conference in this city last week, and
1t YVES well attended.
And now comes along another weather
| prophet who predicts that we. are TO have
| frost In June. What next?
An exchange says that dirt from under
the house sprinkled on vegetables will
drive off cut worms. Try it.
Anderson County will be we'll repre-
sented in Texas during the session OF the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Mrs. Ella Laughlin's school pic niced at
Kigh Shoals last Friday, and the little
folks had q most enjoyable time.
The tennis club has been recognized
and the memtSs are enjoying some fine
games these asant afternoons
Reports say we will have few plums,
cherries and apples through this section,
live do not have another blizzard.
Cotton seed are scarce. and many tenants
we are told will have difficulty in getting
sufficient seed to replant their crop.
Up to May 1st Anderson's cotton re-
ceipts aggregate total of 25, 500 bales; re-
oeipts for the same time last year, $4,000
bales.
Fifty dollars reward is offered for con-
viot who has escaped from Mr.. w. @
Hammond's .stockade. See advertise.
ment. .
Chief of Police Rose went to Alabama
last week to spend few days visiting his
parents. He is expected to return home
Friday.
A few Spring chickens have been in the
market, but they were not hardly large
enough to make good square meal for
hungry boy.
Mrs. Lille Ezell, accompanied by her
little child, of Woodruff, 8. O., is in the
city visiting the family of her father, Dir.
H. 8. Shumate.
DR.. W. 81. Nardin. of this city, attended
the forty-fourth annual meeting OF the
South Carolina Medical Association In
Rock Hill last week.
The P. M. T. Cadets will have contest
drill at the Institute next Friday after
noon at 4 80 O'Clock. The public is in
y;ted to yifness the drill,
The Pioneer Flremen are trying to ar
range to 20 to Richmond, Va, the latter
part of this month, to attend the unveiliug
Of the Confederate Monument.
Mr.. ]. a. Mcdonnell, who has been
several months In Florida, returned home
q few DAYS ago. His appearance indicates
that Florida has benefited him.
Rev. Joseph D. Budds requests us to
thank the kind citizens Of Anderson who
coatributed to the repairing of st. 10.
seph's Catholic Church in this city.
A young mems prayer nesting is held
in the Court House every Sunday after.
noon at O'Clock, and every young man IN
the city is cordially invited to attend.
The police are looking close after the
sanitary condition of the city, and, to save
trouble, each and every citizen would do
well to keep their premises in good cundi-
ton.
J. W. J. Morgan will be hanged in
Greenville next Friday, unless Gov. Till
man pardons him or commutes his SEN
tence to life imprisonment in the Peniten.
tiary.
Col. J. W. Norris and Messrs. j. L.
Msuldin and J. J. Baker attended the re.
union Of the Confederate Veterans In Bir-
mingham last week, ant report most en-
joyable trip.
Miss Daisy Rice, one OF Belton's most
charming and accomplished young ladies'.
returned. home yesterday from the Musi:
cal Conservatory in New York, full
graduate in music.
The High School at Cooks has just
closed very successful term under the
tutorage Of Mr.. O. Wardlaw, and will re-
open at such time In the summer as tho
patrons may desire.
A slight change has been made In the
schedule Of the week day train on the sa'
vannah Valley Railroad, leaving Ander-
bOA dOW ~ os7V os' h3'y gWOhkJ -AAVo ebAANs~~S
later than formerly.
The clerks are now wondering II the
merchants will agree to close their stores
during the months of June, July and An.
gust at 6 o'clock, Saturdays excepted)
We believe they will.
Married, on Wednesday, April Is, 1894,
at the residence Of the officiating minister,
Rev. T.. d. Garrett, in Broadway Town.
ship, Mr.. 8. Moses Jones and Miss Sallie
Gassaway, all Of Anderson County.
Easley Democrat: "Misses Irene and
Virginia Pickens, two beautiful and at.
tractive young ladies from Anderson
County, visited the family OF our towns.
man, Mr.. w. H. Plckens, this week"
at meeting of, the City Council lest
Friday night stringent prohibition ordi
nance was passed, 1t being the opinion
that under the decision of the Supreme
Court the State Is now under prohibition.
The school at Starr is arranging to give
an exhibition next Friday night. The
program will be both instructive and in
teresting. The exercises will begin at
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