The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-06-30
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1887.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1887.
June has been o record breaker 80 far a.
hot weather is concerned.
The Citadel Cadets gave o dance st the
Hotel Chiquola last night.
The city fathers should put in a fow
hitching posts on Main street.
Editor ]. Il. Earle, of the Walhalla
Ne,rs, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Lola Casey, of Septus, is in the city
visiting the family of Mr.. w. S. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sullivan returned
home last Saturday from their bridal tour.
About sixteen cotton blooms have been
placed on our desk during the past week
Anderson WIGS visited by q hail storm
last Friday afternoon, but no great damage
resulted.
Geo. S. Ocg offers a valuable plantation
for sale at WEST Union, s.. c. See adver-
tisement.
The Anderson Foundry building Is be.
ing enlarged aud other Improvements are
being added.
a summer home in the mountains is
offered for sale. See advertisement Of J.
w. Striblirg.
In their new advertisement this week G,
F. Jones d Co. tslk about their removal
sale. Read it.
Capt. VIM. Burriss, OF Baldwin, Miss, is
city visiting his daughter, Mrs. O.
L. Marcin, and otter relatives.
Messrs. Chas. Hall and G.. E Cobb visi.
ted the Tennessee Exposition last week.
They report an enjoyable trip.
A number of visitors are in the city this
week attending thu Commencement e1er.
cises OF the South Carolina Military Acad
envy.
When you go to buy any sort Of goods,
patronize those merchants who advertise
In the INTELLIGENCER. They want your
trade.
Mr.. J. L. Holland, Of Anderson, is
spending his vacation at the Williamson
Hotel drinking mineral water for his
health.
If Auderson's population continues to
increasc-ard 1t is going to Go tive will
have to erect another public school build.
ing next year.
Mr.. Ollie FAINT, eldest son of Mr.. J..
Reese FAINT, graduated from the Alabama
kAHIlCultQldl SOllcSG u loWl 6Jb 6SOJ duu
has returned home.
Mr.. B Bolin Allen, accompanied by her
little daughter, Ida, of Lowndesville,
spent last week in the city visiting her
sisters, Misses Watson.
Christie Sayre, of this city, was among
! the graduates from the South Carolina
| College last week, the degree of B. 8. be-
ing conferred upon him.
Miss RoIie Dickerson, OF Hsrtwell, Ga,
after visiting her friend, Miss Belle Webb,
of Corine, has gone to GreenYille, 8. c., to
visit friends and relatives.
A negro excuraion train from Greenville
reached the city this morning. The Good
Samaritans, O negro society, are having a
barbecue in the city to-day.
Success is the name of a new brand
of 5 cent cigars Osborne & Bolt are offer.
ing to the public. We have tried it, and
we advise you to do likewise.
The contract for building the new Court
House and Jail will be let to morrow.
There are quite a number Of contractors
from distant places in the city.
Our devil says We have been feastiug on
cotton blooms nov for tsn days, and hopes
our friends will vary our diet with a little
fruit-peaches, watermelons, etc.
1t is against the laws OF the city to throw
| your melon rinds on the streets. Deposit
| them in barrels or boxes provided for that
purpose. and the garbage carts will haul
them off,.
Remember, the bicycle contest closes
| next Saturday at 6 o'clock p. No.. No cou-
| pons will be received after that hour. The
| result will be declared in the INTELLIGENT
| GER next week.
It is understood that the pensioners will
| not get their money until sometime in
August. The County lists have all had to
be returned 30 often for correction is the
cause Of the delay.
A chicken man says that fowls with
cholera may be cured by giving them
poke root. Boil the root until soft. Mash
It up and feed to the sick fowls and they
will soon be all right.
D. G. Brown & Bro. have inaugurated a
special clearing sale for July. They have
a great many goods which they are offer
ing at bargain prices TO make room for
their immense fall stock.
Married, on Sunday evening, June q,
1887, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. A. Wood. in this city, by Rev. 81 B.
FAINT, Mr.. W. Fl. Chapman and Miss
Bessie Wood, both Of this city.
The annual pic mic at Sunny Slope. in
the Level Land section, will take place
next Saturday. Everybody is invited to
attend and bring the dinner basket. Sew
eral speakers have been invited.
Miss Mamie Norris went to Clinton last
Saturday to attend the Commencement
exercises of her alma mater, the Thorn
we'll Orphanage Seminary, which began
last Sunday and will close tonight.
Mr.. Henry w. Mauldin, who lives in
Pickens County, near Liberty, met with o
misfortune last Monday evening. His
barn was struck by lightning, its contents
| destroyed and four mules were killed.
The work of erecting seventy five new
four-room dwelling houses on Factory
| Hill is progressing rapidly. They will all
be finished and occupied by the time tho
new mill is ready to 60 to making cloth.
Last evening about 7.3o O'Clock the An
| derson Cornet Band serenaded II %. j. H,
Hudson and Hon. Johnson Hagood at the
| Chiquola. Both gentlemen were called
out and responded in s few appropriate
remarks.
Our young friends, Will. Harrison, Keys
McCully, Tom. Maxwell, Lawrence Par
| ker, Hal Humphreys and Max. Crayton
left the city Monday for Cashiers Valley,
| n. c., whore they will spend ten days
hunting, fishing, etc.
Col. John P. Thomas, If Columbia, q
member Of the Board of Visitors of the
South Carolina Military Academy, who
| spent q few days in the city last week, re.
| ceived q telegram Sunday morning an
| nounclng the death Of a sister at Ridge
way, S. c. lie left the city on the II
O'Clock train.
The .Woman's Foreign Missionary So
| ciety Of the South Carolina Conference
| will convene in its annual session in the
First Methodist Church, this city, this