The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1893

Miss Margaret vanwyck is in Atlanta
visiting friends.
Rev. T. G. Ligon, of Rock Hill. ie in the
city spending few days.
The Greenville District Conference
meets at Piedmont to day.
Piedmont is arranging to celebrate the
Fourth OF July in royal style.
o. J. Copeland will preach at Cedar
Grove next Sunday at ii o'clock.
Miss Eleanor Osborne hes gone to Easley
to spend few days with friends.
The early peaches ave ripening. A few
were in the market laat Saturday.
The new advertisement of the Alliance
Store will interest you this week.
The Sessions Court will convene at
Welhalla on the first Monday In July.
Mr.. L P. Smith carried large crowd
c,i his exoureion to Atlanta yesterday.
This entire section has been blessed with
fine showers Of rein dul ing the past week
Some Of our energetic gardeners are
now planting tecond crop Of vegetables.
| The male sex should read carefully the
new advertisement of B. O. Evans g. Co
Court convenes next Monday. Jurors
aud witnesses should be on hand prompt
ly.
Miss Josephine Cashin went up to sen-
eca last week to visit her aunt, Mre. Frank
Carey.
Mre. II. II. Watkins has gone to Chick
amauga to sp6nd awhile with Capt. Wat
kins.
The County csficials commenced to day
moving into their offices In the new Court
House.
Accordi ig to the almanacs the summer
| season begsn yesterday, the longest day of
the year,
Our young friend, Hampton C,rpenter,
left las. Friday for the West Point Military
Academy.
Mr.. F. j. PeIzer and family. of Charles.
ton, are now at their summer home near
! Pendletou.
Mr.. Paul Diver, Of Atlanta. arrived In
the oity last Saturday to spend few days
| with his parents.
The. new advertisement OF Brook Bros.
this week will prove interesting to the
farmers especially.
Mrs. Lucia Edwards, of Darlington, is
in the city viaitiDg her parents. Col. and
Mrs. J. B. Patrick.
In their new advertisement this week
@. F. Jones & Co. call attention to some
bargains they are Offering.
Miss Annie johnson, of Lowndesville,
| Ia in the city visiting tho family OF her
brother, Mr. w. q. johnson.
Mics Anna Cunningham, daughter nf
Mr.. j. g. Cunningham. of this city, ia
visiting relatives in Greenwood.
Mrs. w. g. Smith. Of Columbia, ia in the
city visiting her daughters, Mre. M. A.
Dean and Mrs. T A. Ratliffe.
The many friends Of Capt. T. f. Hill.
who has been quite sick for several weeks,
rejoiced to see him ont yesterday.
If you want to secure some genuine
bargaine, you should read carefully the
new advertisement OF Blowp, Osborne &
Co.
The young people OF the city will have
dance in the City Hall this evening.
Visitors from neighboriDg towns will at
tend.
Mrs. James r. Vandiver and Mrs. Wm.
Lauehlin attended the Convention Of Wo-
mans Clubs, which met at Seneca q week
ago.
The Anderson girls and boye, who have
been attending College IN distant cities,
have returned home to spend their vaca-
| tion.
Our fellow-townsman. Mr.. w. A. FAINT.
has been sick for several weeks. but we
| are glad to report that he is now convaIes-
cling.
Last Saturday at the examination Of
teachers for the public schools there were
fifteen white applicants and thirty six
colored.
Mr.. Kobt. NJ. Baker has gone to Louis
Vile. KY, to attend the National Council
of the Junior Order OF United American
Mechanics.
Eugene Long, of the Honea Path sec
tion, has gone to Columbia. where he has
accepted position in the State Hospital
for the Insane.
There will be an all day singing at Beu-
lab Church the first Sunday In July. Ev-
erbody Is invited to- attend and bring
their dinner baskets.
Mr. G. g. Minor has been visiting his old
home, Milledgeville Ga. and attending
the marriage Of his brother, which took
place at Macon last week.
Jno.. A. Austin d Co. have lot OF Cey-
lon and India Tea. which will more than
| please you il you ere a tea drinker. Reafl