The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-05-27

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All the farmers report fine stands of cot.
ton.
The rains came too late to save the gar
dens.
The coal dealers loss is the Ice mans
gain.
Next Monday is salesday. 1t will like.
ly be a dull one.
Very few names are being mentioned as
candidates for the Legislature.
Rev. R. G. Lyon will preach In the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
There are q few losfers or vagrants In the
city whom the police should look after.
Miss Ida Adams, of Piedmont, Is in the
city visiting Prof. M. L. Willis and family.
Messrs. q. n. Watkins and N. R Green
made q business visit to Athens, Ga, last
week.
Mr.. Leland F,ierson is at home now
spending a few weeks with his fathers
family.
Mr.. Guy Rucker, who has been visiting
his brothers in Ebert county, Ga, has re-
turned home.
Various sections of the county, have
the past week.
Mr.. r Brotherhood. Of Charleston. who
Ia an alumnus Of the P. NJ. l., spent Mon
day In the city.
Mrs. Martin seligman, of New York, is
ia the city visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Lesser, and family.
Mr.. J. W. Norris and son, Of Hartwell,
Ga, were In tf city last week, on their
way to Charleston.
Mra. Ed. Kay, accompanied by Mrs. A.
W Kay, ia spending this week at Troy, s.
O., visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. II Nardin went over to Green.
Vile last week to spend a few days with
relatives and friends.
Ifyou gentlemen want to know how to
keep cool, o Evaue & Co.'s new adver.
tise ment will tell you how.
What is Anderson County going to do
about an exhibit at the Cotton States E1-
position at Chicago this fall?
Mr.C M. McPhail, an Anderson County
boy. who is now travelling for an Atlanta
house, spent Monday In the city.
Mr. j b. Bewley left last Friday for
louisville, KY, where he will engage in
business for Messrs. Scanlin & Co.,
The Registration books will be open in
the city next Monday. II you haven't
registered, be sure and attend to it at once.
The negro ia jubilaut over the fact that
'water million" time is close at hand with
prospects Of one of the largest yields known
to the South.
Mrs. 6. N. Browne, of Columbia. who
has been spenoing q week or more visiting
Der parents, near this city, returned home
this morning.
Hicks prediction that May would be a
wet month has not been fulfilled, but
there is time enough yet for q god deal Of
welness in May.
Married. at Hickory Flat, 8. G.. May
w a. Gillespie to Miss Ola Mullina1, all
of Anderson county.
The eIcursionists to Charleston last
week report q most enjoyable trip. and the
Messrs. Smith are more than well pleased
with the result financially.
Miss Lottie Crosby, who has been at
tending the Peabody Normal College at
Nashville, Tenn has returned home to
spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. Oswald Breazeale has let the con.
tract to Mr. J e Barton for the erection of
a neat outage on Franklin street, west Of
Mr.. Brenzeale's fathers home.
The Acts of the last General Assembly
have been received by Mr.. Jno. G. Wat
kins. Clerk of Court. and are ready for dis.
tributiou to those entitled to them.
Mr. 8. L. Carpenter, one of the INTEL.
L1aENCER's printers, who has been on the
sick list for several weeks, is spending q
few days with bis parents at Elberton, Ga.
Mr. j. J. Baker attended the State Con-
vention In Columbia last week, and as n
Of the Anderson delegates was absent, Mr..
Baker was given a place on the delegation
Miss Annie Arnold, who has been spend
ing several months visiting relatives and
friends in Atlanta and Athens, has return
a6 home, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Gamnel, Of Atlanta.
The Grand Lodge of knights Of Pytbias,
which met In Rock Hill last week, decid.
cd to hold its next annual meeting IL An
derson. The Lodge will receive a cordial
welcome in Anderson.
Mr.. WI Roddy. of Rock Hill, mana.
ger Of the Equitable Life Insurance for
North and South Carolina. is spending a
few days in Anderson with his brother-in.
law, Mr.. W. G. Whitner.
A series of meetings will be held in the
Methodist Church next week. and the pas.
tor will be assisted by Rev. Dr. Lsftwitch,
of Nashville, Tenn. Prayer m~eetingsare
being held every night this week.
The Board Of Trustees Of the Graded
School met Monday afternoon, and, after
bearing the report Of the Superintendent
ADD electing q few Of the teachers, ad-
journed to meet on Monday, June 9th.
We have given up a good portion ofour
space this week tn the excellent and inter-
es,iug report of the proceedings of the State
convention. prepared especiallv for the IN
T~ELL1aENcEE by Prof. w. A. Dickson.
There will be q picnic OF High Shoals on
the first Saturday, to which all areiuvited
t., attend Several gentlemen have been
invited to speak du ing the day. The O.:
cAsion will no doubt be q most pleasant
one.
The drouth has given the farmers a
chance to get ahead ofthe grass. Nothing,
as yet. has suffered except The small grain
crop Old farmers say that a May drouth
is always preferable to a June or July
drouth.
Died, on FRIDAY night. May 18th, in An.
derson County. Mrs. Hugh Ellison Her
church on the day following She leaves a
bus band and four children to mourn her
death.
Every farm should have the name Of its
owner, or proprietor, printed in large,
GEAR letters and placed on the road In
front of the residence 20 any one passing
may know who occupies the place he Is
passing.
M W Z uonnhv died nm Faotorv Hill