The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-06-12
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DCAL NEWS

CAL NEWS
DAY, JUNE 12, 1895.
commencement week at
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: d. r. CLARK Is visiting relatives in
willie this week.
- Prof. G. @. Reed. Of Cokesbury, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Rev. a. @. stepp, of Honea Path, has
been Visiting In the city.
The :city was full Of negro excursionists
last Friday from Greenville.
Mrs. Albert Kay has returned from a
visit to her mother in Baltimore.
Weather prophet Irl R. Hicks predicts
all sorts Of ugly weather for June.
Mrs. DR.. J. G. Harris and children have
gone to Cokesbury to visit relatives.
It is just; as hard now to find pews to
put In the paper as it is to find money.
This Is fine weather for farm work, and
the farmers are making good use oft.
Mr.. J. T. Cox, one OF Belton's most pop
4 ular citizens, spent Monday in the city.
when You need any job printing, don't
Z neglect to give the TNTELLIaENcER call.
Miss Mamie Poulnot, of Charleston, is
in the city visiting the family of Capt p.
4. Norris.
The authorities are looking closely after
the sanitary condition the city. That is
proper.
See notice of the election of the City
Board of Health, which takes place on
& 18th Of June.
IS Rev. g, p. Watson attended the Com.
i mencsment exercises of Wofford College
inspartanburg.
There Is no doubt about the weather be.
"
plenty, of company.
Mrs. w. ". Robinson. Of Columbia, is
! the guest this week OF her sisters, Mes.
Y DANES Dean and Ratliffe.
Mr.. w. Hampton Carpenter, of Clemson
College, spent the past few days with his
parents near Anderson.
The Sunday School Of the First Baptist
Church enjoyed most delightful pic mic
last Friday In the country.
Miss Rosa Green. OF Belton is spending
the week in the city as the guest Of her
ffiend, Miss Beulah Brown.
Our young friends. Scott. Murray and
y Gus. Sullivan, have returned from College
tospend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs 81. 81. Watkins are atteDd-
y ing the Comme encement Of Farman Uni
s yerslty in Greenville this week.
1--WE suggest that tho authorities give the
old Court House thorough cleaning be.
u fore the Circuit Court soonyenes.
Dean & Ratliffs have new advertisement
: In the eINTELLlGENcER this week, and we
\ advise yon 70 note what they say.
u
The base ball fever has not reached An.
darson this season. Our boys seem to
manifest no interest In the game.
MINI. Sullivan left last week for
Cleveland Springs, NJ. C., where he will
spend Q few weeks f,r the benefit of his
health. Z, s.. :.
.f Liant has sold his stock Of groceries
TO e. =. Henderson, who will continue The
business ct the same stand in the, Broyles'
Z block. z
Mr.. Murray Wilson, OF Dovesville, 8. O.,
z is In the city visiting relatives, and gave
the INTELLIGENcER pleasant call yester-
day. us .lss. -
Nearly all Of the young ladies and young
gentlemen who have been attending vari-
4 Gus Colleges from Anderson have returned
{ home. -,
Prof. Ben.s 81 Patrick, who has been
teaching schoolat Cuthbert, Ga he's re-
turned home 20 spend the summer vacs.
ton.
The City Cou ucils has thfes important
the att iention Of our city readers are especi.
ally directed.
Look out for D. q. Brown & Brc.'s new
advertisement next week, but In the mean.
time give them . call if you are hunting
bargaina. NJ.
Capt. 9, a smyth and family. Of Char.
Pendleton.
The green spple and the commencement
season have arrived. This fact together
4 Withs the revival of business should make
4 ns all happy.
Mrs. Griffin, of Rome. Gs. who ia visit
! Ing her sitter, Mrs L. P. Smith, has been
quite sick for several days, bat we are glad
to say ID Improving.
Mrs. L. Bonham, of this city, con-
& stributed very interesting article on the
Mexican war to the Women's edition of
the Colurabia State.
Honea Path Chronicle: 'sCbarles w.
Webb, Of Anderson. genial and clever
s.knight OF the grip" honored our town
! with visit last Monday
~ G. g. Minor, the proprietor of the Ten
Cent Store, gives some answers to few
questions he is asked every day. Read
his advertisement and see what they are.
Prof J.. F. @. DuPre. horticultural Of
Z Clemson College, has been feeding the
Clemson cadets on STRAW berries in fine
shape. Up to the 4th Of this month he has
supplied them with 8, ,164 quarts.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Feaster Brown, Mrs. n.
O. Herriok and Mrs. Georgia Brown have
gone north to visit relatives. They will
spend two or three months up there. Mr..
81. o. Helrick expects to join them later.
Miss Susie Cater was suddenly called
to her home in Charleston last Thursday
on account Of the Illness of her father, who
we learn died the same day. She has the
sympathiss of her many friends in Ander.
son.