The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-03

day las had the best prospect
for ca season that he has had
in yes 6re. He also said he had q
numbef 6e hogs, plenty Of corn, and
had harvested fine grain crops and that be
was out of debt. Such farmer ought to
feel happy.
The four weeks drouth in the immedi-
ate section of this city came to an end last
Saturday, when we were visited by good
shower, which was followed on Sunday by
several big showers, which made very
good season. The rain on Sunday seems
to have bsen general, and, of course, the
farmers are more than pleased.
We find the following iu one of our ex-
changes: "Mr G. q. Caraway, an expo
rienoed farmer of Darlington County, says
that he aud his neig hbprs have had uniform
success in curing hog cholera by sprinkling
turpentine all over the sick hogs and leav-
ing it to doits work Ee has cured hogs
after they were unable to walk"
Mr. J.P, Tins. of the Piercttown section,
was in the city Saturday and dropped in to
see us, bringing the name of new sub
scriber with him. Such visits are always
appreciated. He informed US that Mr. 8.
r, Tins, of the same section, is putting
his wheat mill in fine condition, and will
be better prepared this season than ever
before to serve the public.
The Elberton Star of the 2Sth ult. says:
"Miss Marie Sadler, Of Anderson, s. O.,
spent commencement week in Hartwell
and went up the road to Lavonia Monday
last, where she will spend this week visit.
ing relatives. She is ayoung lady OF rare
beauty and possesses many amiable traits
of character. She visited Elberton last
fall and was the guest of Mrs. Peyton
Hawes."
There will be competitive examination
held on the 23rd day of August, in this
County, under the charge of the County
School Commissioner, for scholarship In
Furman University. worth fifty dollars
(S5O), an amount sufficient to cover tuition
for one year. The appointee is to enter
the lowest college class. For further in.
formation, catalogues, etc, address Chas.
L. Durham, Secretary of Faculty, Green
vile, s. @.
At the regular quarterly meeting of the
Mt. Pisgah Council No 6. Of Jr. o. U. A.
M, held June 9th, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing term:
DR.. J.. @. Harris. Jr. P. G.; J. w. FAINT, G |;
r. M. Baker, V. G.; w. s. Haynie, r S {;
]. W. Hunicutt. A. R. s.; W. 81. Simpson.
F.S; B. F. FAINT, Treas; G E. SHELTON,
Con; A. L. Gaudell, Ward (; @. F Power,
is; W. b. Mckinney, o. S; Trustees,
Harris, Baker and Simpson.
at q meeting of the Stockholders of the
Anderson Water, Light and Power Co.,
held at Anderson on the 9th of June, ult,
the following Board of Directors was elect.
el: DR.: 8. NJ. Or, R s. Hill. J A. Brock,
B. F. Whitner, J. q Cunningham, w. @.
Whittier, J. M. Sullivan, of Andersoo, W.
T. Roddey. of Rock Hill, and r. b..
Wiley, of New York. At q meeting OF
the Directors I'M hediately thereafter, DR..
8. M, Orr was elected President of the
Company, and W. c. Whitner General
Manager and Treasurer.
The County Institute, under the direc-
State Normal College. opened on Monday,
Ist, at the P. M. r Chapel, with quite q
good attendance. Prof. Albert ia assisted
in his work BY Prof Sutlife, who is also
connected with the Pennsylvania State
Normal College. These gentlemen are
masters of the work they have In charge,
tive And pracical. The Institute will CON
tinue Thursday and Friday. The citizens
are oordiallyinvited to attend its sessions.
Piedmont has arranged to celebrate the
Fourth of July In big style to morrow.
The mill viii close for the day, and every
body will bseiyen an opportunity to enjoy
the festivities. Thsre will be base ball,
lawn tennis, foot races, potato races, walk
ing match, etc. A prize. will be given to
the winner Of each contest At Ii 30 o'clock
Col. Jas. u. Orr will deliver an address.
The Piedmont Band will furnish music
during the day. Dinner and refreshments
will be furnished by the ladies' Of the Bap'
tist, Presbyterian and Methodist Churches
at low prices, the proceedsof the same TO
be, divided between the three Churches
Everybody Is invited to attend.
The Edgefeld Chronicle, of last week,
speaks as follows of one OF I-.4 ::o.Ion's
popular young ladies: Miss Daisy Brown,
OF Anderson, arrived 10 Edge6eld on Fri.
day evening last, to spend couple OF
months-we hope more-with her sister,
Mrs. j. B. Haiti wapger. Miss Brown Is q
handsome brunette, Of very finished edu-
cation and most pleasing address. With
many accomplishments, Miss Browns
special gift is in the line Of art. In this
line, her natural talent has been fostered
and developed by q long and careful course
in the Metropolitan Art School Of New
York, She is skilful and experienced
painter, in oils, In water colors, in pastel
and on china or porcelain. We hope Miss
Browns visit in Edge6eld will be very
pleasant"
Mr.. John n. Breazeale died at his home
near Dorchester Church, In Bolton Town.
ship, on last Monday morning. aged about
80 Years. He had been In feeble health
fora long time and for the past si1 months
has been great sufferer, haying been con-
fined to his bed all that time. His remains
were inferred in the Dorchester Church
yard on Tuesday. Mr.. Breazeale was a
SON of the late Griffin Breazeale, and was
born, reared and always resided in the
section where he died. A few years ago
he met with severe accident, while run.
ming thresher. which cost him his right
arm. He was model citizen, kind,
generous neighbor, and was highly esteem,
ed by wide circle of friends. He served
LQTOuRu tu6 WdI ouO Uoo q 0Aofo aCAN'Ss'
He leaves wife. four sons and three
daughters to cherish his memory, and In
their sore bereavement they have the sym
pathies of all their friends.
In accordance with the recent Act of the
Legislature creating Boards of Health for
incorporated towns and cities, an election
was held in Anderson last Friday, and re.
suited in the election of the following gen
tlemen: DR.. W. 81. Nardin. DR.. s. M. Orr.
DR.. J. @. Harris, DR.. J. O. White and
James M. Payne. On Saturday the gentle
men qualified by taking the oath of office,
and Immediately organized with the fol.
lowing officers: President, DR.. ". 81.
Nardin Secretary, DR.. ]. o. Wilhite |;
Health Officer, Chief of Police E. @. Rose.
By virtue of the power vested in him,
Mayor Tolly appointed their terms Of oftice
as follows: DR.. Orr, years; DR.. Nardin,
4years; DR.. Wilhite. years; DR.. Harris, l
year; .Mr. Payne, years. At the next
meeting the Board will formulate and
adopt such rules and regulations for the
projection Of the public health.
A subscriber at Harris Springs, 8. c.,
eanda Ds the followinp. 'iTbo Opening ball