The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-18

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Rev. +. II. Shuler will preach sermon
on temperance or prohibition at Starr next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend the seryi-
ces.
Mr.. T. S. Glenn. of Equality, after a
long illness with typhoid fever, is able to
be out again, and was In the city yester-
day. His many friends will rejoice to
know that be will soon be restored to his
normal health.
We are indebted to the Secretary for q
COPY of the catalogue of the officers and
students of Fnrman University, together
with announcements for 1895 80. 1t COM
prises IS pages, and is very complete in
every particular.
We are requested to announce that
meeting will be held at Iva next Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock, to complete the
organization of Camp of United Confed-
crate Veterans. ALI the Veterans in that
section are urgently solicited to attend the
meeting.
Charlie Taylor, young negro of this
city, went to Atlanta last week and, with
fifteen others, stood an examination to
enlist in the negro regiment of the United
Army. He and one of the other fifteen
passed and we're Immediately mustered in
to service.
In one of the show windows OF tbs Ev
ans Pharmacy is large crayon picture OF
Admiral Dewey, the work of our towns
man, Mr.. Jesse M. Smith. The drawing
was made from a newspaper cut and is an
excellent piece of work. Mr.. Smith is an
expert in crayon work.
Two young negroes were arrested in the
city By the police last Wednesday evening
for stealing bicy cles in Harmony Grove,
Ga. Chief Dillingham; received telegram
to bs on the lookout for them and few
minutes afterwards had them in the guard
house. An officer from Georgia reached
the city that night and took the prisoners
to Harmony Grove next day.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
and directors of the Piedmont Manufac-
turing Company was held last Wednesday
at Piedmont JamesL l.. Orr was re. elected
president. The following are the direc-
tors: +. J. Pelzsr, J. N. Martin. s. A.
Gregg, T. @. Donaldson, Hamlin Beattie,
W. E. Beattle, George s. Mower and S.
Baldwin.
Last Saturday Mre. W. S. Elrod, of
Denver, sent us rich treat-a box of
straw berries and a cake Of buttor, for
which we. return many thanks. The
strawberries were large and luscious, and
the finest we have seen this season, while
the butter could not be excelled. Such
treats are always in order and highly ap-
precisted.
J. X Hood, Esq, one Of Anderson's
most popular young lawyers, has accepted
an invitation to deliver the Commence
ment address before the College for Wo.
men in Greenvile on the evening OF June
9TH. Mr. Hood is an eloquent, logical
speaker, and the students Of this College
are fortunate in securing him as their an
nual orator.
Capt. II. II. Watkins, Of the Anderson
Volunteers, is Laurens boy. son of tee
late II. II Watkins, of this County.
Capt. Watkins is brother of SuperinteD-
dent j. B. Watkins, Of our Graded School.
Capt. Watkins is q successful lawyer of
Anderson. He comes of frstrate Irish
stock, and We expect to hear Of him if be
meeta the Spaniards. .''-L0mrcns 4 drcrfi-
ser.
The regular Communion service will be
held at Grove A. r. P. Church next Sum
day, at II o'clock a. N. Rev. A. L. Pat
terson is OK pected to assist lhe pastor in
the service. The Ladies Helping Hand
Society of this Church has recently pur-
chased an organ from Mr.. NJ l.. Willis,
who will conduct the music on this coca
sion. The friends of the congregation are
cordially invited TO attend the service.
Prof John NJ. Manly, eldestson Of Rev.
Chas. Manly. d. d., of this city, has ac-
cepted The Chair of English in the Chica-
60 University, and will begin his work
there in the early fall. Prof. Manly is a
graduate of Furman University, and for
several years has been q member Of TIE
faculty of Brown University, at Provi-
de.ce, X |. He is q distinguished scholar
and valuable acquisition TO the faculty of
the Chicago University.
rhe young ladies Of tho Episcopal
Church are Arranging for q most attractive
lawn party TO be given at Doctor Orr's
residence within the next week. One fea-
lure Of the entertainment will be a doll
baby show, prize being awarded to the
little girl whose doll is dressed the pret-
tiest. The boys will come in for their
share of fun. through the various games
tha, will lie '.cn foct' for the occasion.
.Tne school al this place will close next
week aud the commencement exercises
will take place on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. the - I'd. 23;d and 24:h inst.
DR. Robert p Pell OF Columbia, will
preach the commenc, meDt sermon in The
Baptist Church tn Sunday. the 22od lust,
u, IL o clock q. m. On Monday, morning
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