The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-06-27

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WEDNEsDAY, JUNE 27, 1894.
The fool who asks is 1t hot enough for
you Is now on deck.
The April showers were long DELAYED.
but they are here at last.
Mrs. Frank 3. Harrison. ofA bbeville.
Is In the city visiting relatives.
The Greenville District Conference will
{ pc held at Central July 4th to 9Th.
The Candidates are very SLOW in ar :
nounctng themselves in this County.
Miss vermelle Dargan, Of Greenyille, is
IN the city visiting her sister, Mrs. w. F.
Miss Ida Brock; and Mr. Joe Brock. oil
Honea Path, are in the city visiting rela-
Anderson County was well represented
% the Due West Commencements last
week.
The pis mic season is nearly over, and
{ there have been very few this year in this
section.
Miss Hattie Lee, after an extended visit
In North Carolina, returned home "a few
days ago.
81 An exchange says plant your late crop
in September.
$s Noy Is the time to put up your black.
berry jam and jelly-shat is, if. you can
S get the berries.
Only those who are compelled to are at
tsnding Court this week, therefore the
crowd is notlarge.
a Lieut.. T. W. Gary, Of the P. n. T., has
gone % his homo in Newberry to spend
the summer vacation.
Miss Monte Riley, Of this city, is spend
ing sfewsweeks nt. her uncle's, Mr.. IL.
Reid, at Walhalla, s. @. =
Mrs. ]. e. Hillhouse of Green,ille. is
spending q few days in the city visiting
her mother, Mrs. McFall.
Ir.A. 9. Means. ST., is spending few
days 10 the city With the family of his
SON, Mr.. A. @. Means, il.
The first watermelons of the season were.
I brought to the city last Saturday from
FioFida by Mr.. Jas. +. FAINT.
The Newberry o5se7ver says Miss L. o..
Hail. of Anderson County, is In New;
berry visiting Mr.. D. w. T. Kibler's
5 ssles1lll aasliiy
Mr.. B. "A. Newland, travelling Passen.
ger Agent Of the Seaboard Air Line, was
In the city yesterday and gave us pleas.
ant call.
Miss Lucy Gan1brell, of this city, and
Miss Lou McGee, Of Honea Path, left this
morning to visit friends in Barnwell and
other places.
Ths rains OF the past week have been
very partial in this section. In several
{ portiDns Of the County no rain. has fallen
lin sirweeks.
50 Thsra are q few persons ia Anderson;
who have no svtssble means of support,
J: and ere loadnk on tie streets. Is there not
g law against that3 q 3 s
Our young friend, Leland Fr;erson. who
haA been attending the Pres sbyterian COL
spend his vacation. q - Z
ss Sss
~ Miss sMaggfa Finley and Miss Alberta
I Tkounpgon, two charming young ladies
from Greenwood, are visiting their rela.
8 tive, Mr.. Il. g. Means. 2 Z; = -s2 e s ~ !;
g S..
Three Of oconee County's officials are
natives OF Anderson Comfy, viz, Sheriff
Donthit, Auditor Grubbs and Probate
Judge ], w. Holleman. @, 1 3 !,
So je.s. -ss1 Is.
Mis- Anna Carolina Richardson and,
among the graduates from the Greenville
.assss: issssls .sts.s s
HartWelt Su7s Mr. Julian Fant. the
popular paper hanger OF Anderson, s. O.,
sls doing; somo artistic work on the new
residence of Mr.. f. p. Linder.''
Married, on Sunday morning, June 24th,
! 1884, bI j. 9. Q. Featherston, Esq, at his
I hosne, Mr.. Robert Bane and Miss Essie
= MCCuEyy, both OF Factory Hill.
&
4 on Tuesday, June 1s. 1884, by Rev 6. NJ.
rogers, pr. w. a.. Elrod and MIS- M. A.,
asmmond. All or Anderson County.
!. Z, s.
- NeXs Erlaay alternoon, beginning at l
win givaa matinee on their track, and the
pu5licnre cordially invited to attend it.
!
ProE Henry Stokes will re.open at Cars.
well Institute next Monday, July 2nd.:
and start their children on the OPENING
q day. i5 II - "a g:
Mrs. e. @. Lee, OF Charleston, is now
visiting her son, Mr.. w. g., Lee. In this
age. and is Senioyine I 1rernarksbiverood @ hi 90 nd
heath. $50 80,
81 ss,
Peter Blackwell, tenant on J. L. Nc
y Carlsy's plantation, near Townville, has,
z We are Informed, fourteen acres of cotton
: blooms.
Mi. Eugene Burriss, one of the clerks
in the State PeDitentiary, Is spending q
short vacation in the city visiting Efs>pa:
rents. Columbia's climate seems to agree
-, 80
During the light storm that passed over
Z, the city Last Thursday afternoon lightning
struck several electric light poles and the
Royal Baptist (colored) Church, whfsh
vas considerably damaged.
Col. ana mrs; =. N. Brown leave this