The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-06-05

aass 4sasa.. e@see.
LOCAL NEWS
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1895. )
Miss Florido Orr, Of Greenville; 10 visit
I Ing Miss Zoo Bleckley.
The Means Co. are Offering some bar.
; gainR In summer clothing.
Even the thermometer has caught ster
with the universal advancement.
sss Miss MCDANIEL, Of Texas, is visiting
( Mrs. Hkelton on North Main street.
Miss Augusta Eyins, of Florida. is visit.
rSnyt6 the Misses Barr on Whitner street.
miss Bessie 1Mickler, Of Walhalla, is in
q the city visiting Miss Maggie Fretwell.
Mr.: d. o. Smith and Mr.. John Kelly, Of
= Augusta, Ga, were in the city last week.
Miss Viola ssoy. Of Augusta, 10 visiting
the Misses Olinkscales on North Main
ssIeet.
Rev. e.P. Watson will deliver his illus-
tratsd e Lantern Lecture" at Hartwell,
Ga. might.
Mn. j. r. Yandiver closed her school
last Friday She speaks OF teaching an
art GLASS soon.
Mr.J Judge Hrtchinson. of Elbeiton, Ga,
Is spending Q few daya with relatives IN
and around Andenon.:
Miss Annie Mahon, of Williamstop,
spent Friday kad Saturday with her friend,
5 Mrs. 8. Is. Carpenter.
Miss Lucia Taylor 10 at home from
! Salem, N. o., where she has been attend.
ing school for tho past scholastic year.
Surely winter win not hump his back
again since Atlanta has received Car load
OF Hatermelons from this years crop.
T,he Tfustees or the Presbyterian Church
3 have let fhe contract for msnse, on the
5 lot a6ioiniug the Church. JesseM M. SmitL
5s the contractor. IS. 5;
Married, Sunday afternoon, May %, 1895,
e. the resid denca Of Mr.: 3. T. Martin, By
Rsv. D.I spearman, Mr., 8. Z. Elrod to
81lSS GNdllul0S SSruAOys Esl.-5l =,
Quita nice little dance was given at the
: reside OF Mr. W.. f.. Barr, Monday
night, in honor OF the visiting young ladies
who are In ithe city.
* Miss, Annie Dean. of Dean, 8. O., reached
home Friday e7ening from Nashville,
Tenn, where she has just graduated with
honors from the Peabody Normal. College,
of that city - s.
Hon. Jno.- u sBreazeale and Mrs. Brea-
zsale viii leave.2on Th1rgday next for
{ Chicsgo, where Mr.. Breaseale goes as q
delegate TO the Supreme Lodge Of A. o. U.
W. They viii be gone about two weeks.
sWorknasn hsve commenced taking down
{ the cid brick residence Of the late Stephen
McCully, on East Main street, near Public
Square This building was built BY Mr..
Gully In the early forties, and Is the
] the period OF the great fire In 1845.
SIS Young men from Anderson, Septus,
Baton and HOnea Path are attending
Prof Hmmison,s School Of book. keeping
L and bnsiness. Those desiring to pursue
I: flla course should arrange to enter as soon
rs possible. Cost of tuition and books is
sScnfy $50. Special class In penmanship
only $5 per mof,th.
On che fifth Sunday In June, Rev: Mr..
Tokadi, q Japanese Presby yterian minister,
sWill deliver swcr lectures In the Presbyte-
& Ran Church irsthis city. MI. Tokadi has
]; ;baen attending the theological Seminary,
= In Columbia for several years, is an edu-
Gated gentleman, and his lectures will
dopb.lees prove very interesting.
Read what Brown, Osborne e Co. Say
Ia their new advertisement In this issue
nbons clearing out sall dry goods and no.
j tiuns, alBo about selling ahoes cheap dur
ing the summer months in order to make
!, note Of what they say about the necessaries
isof lifa and particularly their imported
: MnscoYado and Mayaguez nlolasses. e 4
Now Is s good lime to forget all your
4 troubles and enjoy life. The glory Of
epr5ngtime does not last long and We
: should enjoy u while we may. There is
sorrow; and trouble enough in the world
nt best, and for one short season at least
z We ahould give ourselves over to happy
thoughts and D little honest fun Go to
! pic nics and enjoy yourself.
irs. Aourning Aoker, relictof the late
Rev. Alexander Acker. died at Donalds
I slast Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Acker was
sahcutS7 years old and had for long
number ofsyears been member of the
Baptist Church. at the time OF hlr death
+ she was still q member Of the Church,
which abe originally Joined 90 many years
y ago She was buried at Shady Grove by
8 the dds or her husband, on Friday last,
3sRav. r. j, Williams conducting the funeral
services, She leaves three sons and two
daug gtterp. g; Sse 6
The Work, of tearing down the back part
g OF z the old Moe CulIy building on North
Main street preparatory to erecting three
new store rooms on the site and lots below,
was begun yesterday morning. Moss and
j jackson are the contractors. Two OF the
rooms belong TO Judge Coz, the other to
: H. g. Townsend. .i d. q. Brown G Bro.
also speak of building on their lot adjoin-
Z ing the above These rooms will be about
go feet long. and will be finished in mod
crn style. This, with the graded school
buildings. will give employnaen toa large
number Of people and turn loose lots OF
cash here during the sumlner. Let the
good work go on.
At the close OF Home School last Friday
the Principal delivered q special reward to
Jimmie Craig, who bad that day completed
his course. In the fourteen years Of its
existence this is the second instance where
& pupil has completed the entire course,
from sprimary up, without interruption
Z from sickness or other causes. Last year
s:shis brother, Sammie Craig, completed an
corrse, and was awarded q
special prize. Bo. b these boys began their
courae in the Home School at six years OF
age and continued without losing more
{ pethar. The Principal thinks such per.
& severance deserves special rotice.
We notice that young FIemming who
cut Policeman Atkins, at Tallulah Falls
: last week, states to the Greenville Net0s
{ that he was not drunk as stated, but that
- IL niaI