The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-05-26
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2G, 1887.

6 NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2G, 1887.
Spring chickens ale in demand at fancy
prices.
Mr.. Marshall Pincknoy, of Columbia, is
a. home On a visit.
Mr.. H. S. Bowling has been spending a
few days in the city.
Some of our farmers are complaining Of
poor stands Of cotton.
Mrs. 4 E. Arnold and children are in
the city visiting relatives.
The farmers are keeping up with their
work, and the crops are doing well.
Anderson was well represented on the
Messrs Smiths excursion to Charleston
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Roach, of Rock Hill, is in
the city visiting the family Of Mr.. j.. g.
Cunningham.
It is estimated that The cotton crop of
too SoA 40 OiC LA AIo.CO GdOlV VI luRp
Of the year before.
L. Geisberg, Of the "Famous Store" Is
Offering some rare bargains. Read his
new advertisement.
Sse advertisement of meeting of the
stockholders of the Anderson Water. Light
and Power Company.
Mrs. w. L. Law, Of Ocals, Fla. is in the
city visiting her father, Mi. B. r. Whit
ner, and other relatives.
The Greenville District Conference will
hold its annual session this J ear at West
minister on August 4 s.
Miss Matte Stone, Of Williamson, has
been spending a few days with friends
and relatives of this city.
During the merry month of June we
will have apples, weddings ard other good
things in great numbers.
CO.. J.L Orr, of Greenville, has been
spending a few days in Anderson, where
be is always O welcome visitor.
Prof. B H. Johnston, Of Newberry,
spent a few days in the city last week with
bis brother, Dr.. A. P. tombstone.
Mrs. w. 81. Frierson went to Westmin-
ster last week to spend q few days with
her sister, Mrs. d.. Burt Mitchell.
Congressman Latimer, who has been
| spending a few days at his home in Bal
ton, was in the city last Thursday.
The Honea Path Chronicle says Mr.. ].
Harry Shirley has received notice of his
fpon rf NJ, mot m ocfn~ n ! that 1Inoo
The new advertisement Of Brownlee s.
Vardivers this week should have your
close attention, as it will prove interesting |
to you.
Mr. aud Mrs J J. FretWell ard Mrs. S.
Bleck!eY, have returned home from New
York, Cd Point Comfort, Va, and other
places.
Mr.. c. w. Peters, representing the
Southern Newspaper Union. Charlotte,
N. G waa in the city last Friday and gave
US q call.
A meeting Of the City Board of Health
will he held in Col j. D. MaxTell's office
next Tuesday at 10 o'clock a m. TO elect a
health officer.
1GSN.Us CaSOF, VI COiuluUlFy
S. G was in the city yesterday en- route
to the.Fork to srepd a few days with bis
venerable father.
We are compelled for want Of room to
leave out several interesting communica.
tions this week, owing to the late hour in
which they were received.
Children's Day will be observed by Va.
rennes Church on next Sunday, exercises
to begin at II o'clock. Surrounding
Schools sra rdirlly invited.
We invite your attention to the new ad-
vertisemeot of the Hill Orr Drug Co., in
another column, as it contains several an
nounc5ments that will interest you.
Cadets M. L. B,nham, Jr., and T H.
Cunningham, of this city, came up from
the Citadel last week to stand the exami-
nation for the West Point cadetship.
Harvest time is near at hand, and those
in need of grain cradles, &C., should read
the new advertisement of the Sullivan
Hardware Co which appears on our first
page.
The examination for the West Point
cadetship took place last Thursday. There
were sixteen applicants, and it will be a
week or more before the lucky one is
known.
There has been less crab grass in crops
this year than within the recollection of
this generation. Good farmers say that
because of drought last year but few seed
matured.
Mr.. NJ. B. Mowery, representing the
Lion Coffee Co., was in the city last week
and gave US a pleasant call. Messrs J..
A. Austin & Co G. F. Bigby and F. NJ.
Butler handle this coffee.
Central, S. e., was visited by a severe
fire last Friday night. The Southern
freight depot, a nun Der of residences and
| several stores were burned. The loss is
about $25, 900, insurance Sc. 1000.
Mr.. r. E Parker has gone to Cordele,
Co., to visit his son, and will take O trip
into Florida before he returns home. We
join his many friends in wishing him a
pleasant trip and safe return home.
In a class of 6fty-six who appeared be.
fore the State Board of Medical Examin-
ers in Columbia last week, our young
townsman, DR.. Waller h. Nardin. Jr.,
stood second. which Is quite compl;men.
tary.
Ifyou are looking for bargains in shoes,
Jeans and other goods, read what McCully
| Bros. say in their new advertisement this
week. They also have in store 8 large and
complete stock of groceries and plantation
supplies.
DR.. R. B. Day, of Easley, a recent gradu.
ate of Barnes Medical College, st. Louis, has
| located at Denver, S. c., where he will
practice his profession. DR.. Day ZONES
| we'll recommended and we are satisfied
| will prove q success in his calling.
Commencement exercises at Erskine
College, Due West, this year will be very
interesting. The twenty-ffth anniversary
Of DR.. Grier's presidency will be 6ttingly
| celebrated. A representative of every
graduating class since 1872 will be present.
Children's Day will be observed at the
| Shutdown Presbyterian Church on next
Sunday, Goth inst. A special program has
been prepared and there will be several
| addresses. All are invited to be present
and to give something to the cause of mis-
sions.
G~reenville News Of last Saturday says:
"The Grand Lodge of Knights Of Pythias
which has been in session for several days
in Anderson this week brought together
an unusually strong body Of men. They
were entertained very handsomely In An
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