The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-24
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1895.

LOOAL IN GNv -
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1895.
Eggs have been scarce for the past two
weeks.
Cotton is quoted this morning at from
| 81 to 81 cents.
Our local weather prophet now predicts
| wet summer.
The Mayors Court netted the city about
$40 Monday morning.
Mr.. Sam J. Wakefield, of Antreville,
| spent Monday in the city.
Next Friday is Decoration Day. II
should be observed in Anderson.
Cotton planting is under way. Some
J farmers have nearly finished planting.
Don't fail to read the new advertisement
! of the Ten Cent Store. 1t will pay you.
The Anderson Ice Factory has began
work, and is now ready to supply the
public.
The clerks are looking forward to the
time when they will get out Of the stores
at 8 o'clock p. m.
DR.. ]. G. Duckworth, Of this County,
| visited Oconee County last week on pro-
fessional business.
Geo. Fl. Bates, ESQ.,, Of Barnwell, 8. O.,
was In Anderson q few days ago on pro-
fessional business.
The cut worms have commenced their
ravages, to the great annoyance of the in
dustrious gardeners.
Mrs E. r. Horton, of Lowndesville, is
spending few DAYS In the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. F. Hill.
Mr.. ], F. FAINT received the first ship
ment of beans from his plantation in
Florida few days ago.
@. F. Jones & Co.'s new advertisement
this week gives you some facts that will
Interest you. Read 1t carefully.
The hotel at Clemson College has been
completed and is now open to the travelling
public. Mr.. Hester is in charge.
The P. NJ. I. Cadets, with number Of
young ladies, enjoyed the first pic MIC OF
the season at High Shoals last Saturday.
The Anderson Evening Journal is the
name of new publication that will make
its appearance in this city about the 1st Of
May.
The usual annual pic MIC will take place
at Cooley's Bridge on the first Saturday in
May. The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. J. E. Forester, of Greenwood, and
Rev. o. L. Martin, pastor Of the Baptist
Church in this city, exchanged pulpits last
Sunday.
Mrs. Eveline Archer, who has been
spending q few weeks In E,berton. Ga {,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. s. Todd,
has returned.
Mr.. w. W. White Is building very neat
residence at the corner Of Hampton street
and Silver Brook Avenue, and will occupy
it as soon as completed.
Miss Mittis Tribble, who has been at.
tending the Norfolk (Va.) Female College,
returned home last Friday, and was warm.
ly welcomed by her friends.
Capt P. z McCully went to Charleston
Monday to attend meeting Of the Board
Of Trade of that city in the interest Of the
railroad scross the mountains.
Go the Ladies Store and see the second
lot Of new and beautiful goods 1t Is now
receiving, and cheaper than the cheapest.
fr1n in N
Married, on Sunday, April 81, 1895, by
J. 81. Hutchinson, Notary Public. and at
his residence, Mr.. 8. A. Timms and Miss
M. D McAllister, all of Anderson County.
Mrs. J. T. Lawrence. of this city, was
summoned to the bedsid Of her father,
Mr.. Z. 81. Stribling, in Pickens County,
last Sunday, who was reported very sick.
The taking of testimony in the Moornlan.
Lstimer Congressional contest case was
completed in Newberry on the 18th inst.
All that remains now is for Congress to
act.
Mrs. M. A. Allen and Misses Florence
Sullivan and Sarah Drummond, of Laurens,
8. c., returned home this morning after
spending few days in Anderson visiting
friends.
Rev. J. N. q. Summerell will go to
Newberry the latter part Of this week to
assist in the installation next Sunday Of
the new pastor of the Presby yterian Church
in that city.
Secretary Of War Lamont has detailed
Captain Ezra B. Fuller, Seventh Cavalry,
80 fkor
at Clemson College, to relieve Lieutenant
Donaldson.
A slight change has been made In the
Southern Railway schedule. The train
from Columbia arrives here now at 4:l0
D. m, and the train for Greenville leaves
at 2:50 p. m.
The Sun notes that Mrs. Susan Burriss,
Mrs. Findley and her bright little daugh..
ter, Helen, and Miss Eloise Earle, all OF
this County, have been visiting friends and
relatives in Hartwell, Ga.
There will be services in st. Joseph's
(Catholic) Church next Sunday at the usual
hour-11 o clock a. m. There will also be
a lecture in the evening at o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The many friends Of Mrs. r. L. Keys
and Mrs. O. D. Bewley will regret to learn
that they are quite sick at their respective
homes, in this city, and will join Us In
wishing them speedy recovery.
In company with our young friend, Mr..
r. W. Speer, We spent last Sunday in
Lowndesville, and, like all Of our former
visits to the "seven billed city," it was
most enjoyable, meeting old friends and
forming the acquaintance Of new ones.
Mr.. ]. B. Lewia, who represented the
Anderson Lodge, Knights Of Honor, at the
Grand Lodge in Columbia last week, was
elected Grand Sentinel OF that body. A
resolution favoring the admission OF fe.
males to the Order was adopted by the
Grand Lodge.
The Cadets of the P. M. I. had dress
parade and prize drill on the Court House
SQUARE last Friday afternoon, which was
witnessed by an interested crowd Of spec
tators The medal was won by Cadet s..
| o. Sullivan, with Cadets W. o. Holloway
and an r. Pittman. The judges were Capt
J. M. Patrick and Lieuts. McElwee and
Gary.
Lawrence Green and John Butler, two
negro tenants on Mr.. 81. 81. Gray's plan
| tation, in Hopewel] Township, engaged IL
q shooting affray last Sunday morning, II
which the former was painfully wounded
| in the thigh. Mr.. Gray came out to STOP
the row when Butler advanced on him
with q pistol in threatening manner
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