The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-30
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LOCAIa NEWS
WEDNESDAY. MAY: 90. 1894.

ssstzsI Inc Coure House ouclalS are having al
easy time just:now.
Next Monday is salesday. There will
be no public So les.
The Court OF Gen eral Sessions convenes
10 Abbsyille next Monday.
Court conveues on the 4th Monday in
june. Judge Ernest Gary presiding.
Capt. j. a. Hoyt. of the Greenyille
IS MoM,taineer, was in the city last week
A Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Allen, of Lowndes-
vile, were visiting in Anderson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Grove, formerly
Of this city, are now living at Walhalla.
Miss Lizzie Brock, of Honea Path, is in
the city visiting her aister, Mrs Leila Sui
"a liyan.
Isl The p3srofacs Of Elrod. in Brushy Greek
Il Township, this County, has been discoa-
tinued.
Ifyou want to treat young lady coolly
and at the same time please her, give her
ice cream.
ehiessas but very few are brought asa quito e
market.
Note carefully wbst Gossett & Brown
Isl have to say in their new advertisement
this week.
Hon. George Johnstone, of Newbery,
Is epent last Saturday in the city on profess
sional business. s.
; Mr.. ]. II. Pierson returned from Texas
last Friday ard brought with him pal.
Il OF prairie dogs.
Several members Of the Anderson Bar
Il arein Columbia this week attending the
4 Supreme Court.
Mr.. j. Il. Hollenan, Of Seneca, spent
Tuesday in. the city. ais old friends were
pleased To- greet him.
Corn continues to rise in price, and be-
sbility be,out ofsight.
Miss Annie Fincken, of Fort Hill, is.
+ spending q few weeks in the city with her
friends the Misses Seel.
The Columbia 9 Greenville Railroad
ssss on the 10th Of July next.
Rev.. Z. J. M. Osborne, of this County,
Will :pisit Walhalls and preach in the Bap-
tist Church next Sunday.
Our young friend, Max Crayton, who
Is has hsen off attending College, has re.
turned home tospsnd the summer yaca.
ton sg
Mr.. David M. MaAdams visited his,
home ats Due West last Sunday making
tie ronnd trip on his bicycle in about three:
Miss Mary Sullivan. of this city, visited
Lowndesyille recently and delivered an
address to the ladiea only on the subject. of
missions. +
S MIS- +. ~ ilson has gone to Hartwell,
Ca where he has q contract to build
sioreroom for Mr.. Il. H Wilcox, formerly
1s OF Anderson. ss.s. -
Massrs. w. b. Hagood, g. Hsgood,
McD. Bruce. B. g. Johnson, a. w.
F0lgsr, and Earle Russell, of Easley, were
In the city last week.
aeY: 3. e. Tsuluck viii preach at Vel.
come Baptist Church, near Denver, next
SUNDAY afternoon at = o'clock p. m, also
Saturday night before.
ss Mr.. "A. ". Todd, OF Augusta, Ga, has
is been spending q isw days in the city,
sisWhefe he has numerous frseuGs who are
always pleased to greet him. - ~:
County Treasurer Payne went to Colum.
n bia Monday to meet the r. q DR.. r
Ss.nntho tiles and collect the delinquent lakes
i due on theis property in this County.
We have received from the Secretary Of
~ Invitation Committee an invitation to at.
tend the Southern Inter State Immigra.
ton and Industrial Congress, which meets
is IN Augusta to day.
erred In Stating that there would be 4
two more daysin which to register voters.
4 The Snperyisol's books will be open oDly
on Saiesday In June, and not on Salesdey
I'm July, es was stated.
The Home School will hare an exhibit
Of school work and method This Wednes-
day. afternoon from 4 to pollock. The
is siNrELLIaENoER acknowledges receipt OF
" an invitation 70; attend.
The work OF Improvement goes on. !.
5ackson & Moss have secured the con-
tract to remodel the store-room owned by,
ssss Mrs. wv. W. Humphreys, and recently co..
cupied by g: Z. Bigby:
-
That live firm, Brown1ee & Yandiyers
inake an important tannouncemen to every
individual reader Of the INTELLIaENoEI.
this week, and we advise YOU to read their:
nav adY Yertisement carefully.
A Aconsiderable cut in freight rates have
Il been made by the railroads in the past few
dsys from alnnmber of Eastern points to !
competttiye railway points in South Caro-
lima, hich includes Anderson.
Rev Sem. e. Jones says ) .sThe most
l beautiful sight in the world is to see a
family gathered around hearthstone
with the head Of the household reading
bis local paper paid for in advance y
Next Sunday night Rev. d. P. Watson,
OF the Methodist Church. will deliver o
sermon on the subject Of ..P ythianism" be-
4 fore the Anderson lodge OF Knights Of
p thtss. The Public Is invited to attend.
Mr.. ID B. Carlisle hes placed on our
desk radish that is somewhat of curl
osity From the tap root up there are four
large, we'll developed rauishes, Joined
together like that number of large beads
on q string,
The farmers with whom we have talked
a are Of the opinion that the recent cold
q weather has materially damaged the stand
Of cotton, especially where it had been
5a chorped and thinned shortly before the
cold wave set in.s
Mr.. w. p. brennan, section master. on
the @. 6 g. r r.. between Helena aud
Newberry, is spending'a ten days furlough
at his home near the city. The INrELLI-
4 aESgER was pleased to have csll from
him yesterday.
The Grand Lodge Il. Of P. had very
interesting session in Beaufort last week.
Anderson was proposed as the place for
the next annual session, but Sumter was
chosen. Mr.. f. T. Wilhite was elected an
officer of the Lodge.
Mrs. Todd, the wife OF Mr.. a. N. Todd,
one Of Anderson's popular druggists, who
has been very sick tor several weeks, is
!, very low this morning, and her death is
expected at any moment. This will be
& sad news 70 her many friends.
Maj. w. a.. Mauldin, of Hampton,
spent last Saturday and Sunday in the city
with his brothers, Messrs. B F. and j. l..
Is Mauldin. He had been attending meet
ing Of the Board OF Trustees Of Clemson
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