The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-06-26

Quite number Of the citizens of Green
yillo are in the city this week attending
the Sullivan trial.
M. g. Ernest Brown aud family leave
TO day to spend few weeks in the noun
z tains OF North Carolina. r.
We are requested to announce that the
pic mic to ba given at Mr.. M. B. Richard.
son's has been postponed.
Miss sallie Maroney left yesterday for
Sandy Cross. Ga, where she will spend
several months with her nephew.
Mr.. Ben Blsckley, who has been spend
ing several weeks at his home In Rabun
County, Ga, has returned to the city.
Go ont to the Opera House to. night and
see and herr the comic opera "La Mas
cote. You viii enjoy tho Entertainment
Prot. HarmIson has had call from O
L leading college In South Carolina for 8
teacher OF book keeping and penmanship.
Miss sallie Edmunds. OIL Ridgeway, s.
C.s IS speeding few weeks in Anderson
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w. Robinson.
The person who borrowed an old file of
the .Pendlston Messengs sr from the INTEL
LIazNCER Office win please return it at
once.
We have added quite number of new
subscribers to our list the past few days,
end ne still have room for q few more
names.
Rev. Thoa. Dixon. the famous lecturer
III ,,s1Is ~ A =
lecture In the Opera House on Thursday
night July zth. IS, s.sss !.
The heINTEuLIGEECER has well equipped
job Office, and when you need any Job
printing give us call. Cur work and
prices win please you.
& Mr.. A. B. Williams. the accomplished
editor Of tho Greenville News, ia in the
CITY attending Court and reporting the
Sullivan trial for his paper.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Gwathmey, Of Richmond, Va ),
isin Anderson visiting her parents, Nj. and
Mrs. III. Bakar. Her many old friends
are delighted to greet her.
The fruit crop this year will be sufficient
for two seasons If properly preserved. The
prudent housewife will have her pantry
well supplied for future usa
muntcstions this week without the name
sof tbe author, and, as consequence, they
! are thrown Into the waste basket. #
a. burglar entered the home of Mr.. ,Eaw-
-ence A. Dsap, who lives near Deans, last
Z Sunday NIGHT and stole suit Of clothes
and $$57. There isno clue as to the thief.
- Some Of sha merchants OF the CITY are
not carrying ont their agreement to close
their places OF business at8 o'clock, and
the clerks are kicking, as they should do.
Mr. "a T. Newell, OF Hopewell Town.
chip. while working in his blacksmith shop
Hast Wednesday, broke bis right arm near
the wrist he will soon be able to use the
arm.
The first eottI,n bloom Of this season was
placed: on our desk this morning. It came
ifssnl the plantation of our venerable
friend, Mr.. Samuel W illifortl, ofsavannah
Township.
Sloan Edwards, we'll known negro
shoemaker, died in this city last Wednes-
day night He was an upright, honest
i man. and had the confidence OF all His
white friends.
Mr.. r P. Clnkscales, Jr., son of Hon.
: Il. z. Clinkscales, Of this County, won the
medal for the best declaimer Ia the Fresh
man Glass aethe commencement Of Erskine
College at Due West last week.
When our friends visit the city they are
cordially invited to call at the INTELLI-
8 dENCER Office and see our new electric
motor at work. It is at work always on
Monday and Wednesday afternoons.
Mrs. Will. Griffin. of Rome, Ga, who is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. L r.
Smith, has been very sick, but is now i'm
proving. Her husband was telegraphed
for and reached Anderson LAST Saturday.
The Colombia Ereaing Neus Of 2ath
inst says: Mr. d. George Jamison and
Miss Mamie Mckinley, of Anderson, we1s
married in this city Sunday night by Mr..
]. T. Thornton, who is q notary public.n
We direct attention to the new adver.
tisement OK the Sullivan Hardware Com
@paDy. They have in stock cane mills.
evaporatorn, etc. and will make 1t to your
interest to call and see them before buyin
Barnett Lodge, No. 100, A. F NJ, will
meet Saturday before the third Sunday in
July. at 10 O'Clock a. M. The District Dep.
/. uty Grand Manier. Capt. Thos. F. Hill. of
The members of Shutdown Lodge are es-
pecially invited to attend.
Prof W. E Breszeale, who has been
dlling chair in Rutgers College, New
Brunswick, n. j., and who was recently
elected professor in the Girls Industrial
College Of this city, reached Anderson q
few days ago, accompanied BY his family.
They will spend the summer here.
Dispensary Constable r. M. Wright was
sentenced by Judge Simonton in Charles.
ton last Friday to two months in the An.
dersou Jail for seizing liquor In defiance
OF orders from the Court. Deputy Marshal
dickson brought the prisoner up Saturday,
and he is nov resting behind the bars.
A sad accident occurred in the Richlend
section of Oconee county lew days ago.
Henry Fergueop, coloIed, in attempting to
get on mule. The mule became frightened
and ran. and the mans foot getting fasten.
ed in chain, The mule dragged him over
several hundred yards OF rough ground,
killing him instantly.
Mr.. S ". sbarard, of Jefferson. Ga after
an absence Of twelve years. come over to
attend the funeral Of his brother, Mr..
Thos. A. Sherard, and is visiting bis
friends and relatives In this County. He
gave the IyTELLIGENCER o pleasant call
this morning. He has many friends who
are glad to greet him once more.
Pickens Journal says: "The Norris
cotton mills company have completed the
preliminary arrangements and gone to
work to develop the power and build the
mill. The site has been located, plans Of
the dam drawn, streets are being surveyed.
and building material is being hauled.
The directors have decided to build the
mill at the power on the river and will not
experiment wish electricity. The mill will
be one end q quarter miles from the South.
ern railway and good graded road has
been surveyed! to 1t. The power can be
developed and the buildings erected at the
smallest cost, owing to the natural advan.
tages of the location and tho abundance Of
timber and other building material 80 Dear
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