The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-01

WEDNESDAY, JUNE l, 1898

WEDNESDAY, JUNE /, 1898.
Spring chickens are in demand in tbs
city.
The municipal election is just two
months off.
Next Monday is Salesday. There viii
be no public sales.
II. B. Fant & Son. keep butter on ice a
all times. See new ad.
Prof John E. Lsngston, of Eas!ey, wa:
in the city last Saturday.
Miss Sue Whitefield. of this city, visited
relatives in Honea Path last week.
The candidates are bashful this year,
which is something extraordinary.
Mr.. Clarence Young. of Birmingham
Ala, is in the city visiting his parents.
The first installment of the County
Treasurer's report is published this week
Next Friday, 3.d inst. is legal holi
day, being commemorative of Jefferson
Davis.
Mr.. A. w. Sutherland died at his home
near Artreville on Monday, 2Srd ult.. aged
6S years.'
Mrs. r. e. Allen left few days ago for
Glenn's Springs, where she will spend
several weeks.
May has been an exceedingly dry month
in this section. The farmers are we'll up
with their crops.
Mr.. J. f Norment, the genial travelling
correspondent of the Nevs and Courier.
is in the city.
The new advertisement of Brownlee 81
Vandivers will interest you, if you want
to buy flour cheap.
Miss Eva Murray, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Charleston, re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. G W. Webb is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends. He is the
happy father of twin girls.
Judge Benet, of the First Circuit, will
preside at the approaching term Of Court.
which will convene on Monday, Goth inst.
Mrs. j. r. Shannon and children, of
Greenville, are in the city visiting her
sister. Mrs Dr.. J. 6. Harris.
George c. Grogan. Esq, popular and
prominent citizen of Elberton. Ca, spent
last Friday and Saturday in the city.
The examination of teachers for the
public schools will be held in this city on
Saturday, 18th inst. See advertisement.
Mr.. j. G. Cunningham. who came to
Anderson Sunday on short visit, return
ed to his post of duty at Charlotte N. c.,
to day.
The dry weather has right ef1ectually
cut off, or dried up, the Strawberries. but
old ield pums and bIsckberries are all
right.
Mr.. Isham g. Harrison, OF Walhalls,
spent few days in the city last week and
was warmly greeted by his many old
friends.
Use disinfectants, clean up your premi-
ses, apply the white wash brush freely,
aud Che doctors visits will oe few and far
between.
Mrs. Mary johnson aud Miss Alice
Harris. OF near Townville. who have been
visiting Mrs J f. Todd and family, have
returned home.
Mr.. A. NJ. Sharpe, who has been spend.
ing few weeks with relatives ct Durham.
n. c., has returned home. He reports a
most enjoyable trip.
Rer. J. Marsh. pastor of the Pied
mont Baptist Church, has been seriously
ill at his home in that town. His friends
are very anxious about hiu.
Geo. E. Prince. Esq. went over to Will
liamston last Sunday TO visit his father,
who, We are delighted to learn, is now
sble to walk about the village.
The first cotton squares We have seen
this season were plucked this morning
from field of Mr. j. H. Burdine, near
the south wsstern suburbs of the city.
Mr. Baylis Clark, postal clerk on the
Southern Railroad between Atlanta and
Charlotte. spent few days in the oity last
week visiting his father and other rela-
tives
The business houses of the city now
close at 6 80 o'clock p. IN. The public, and
especially the ladies. should remember
this and do their shopping before that
hour.
Mr. j. II PulleD, who has been spend
ing the cotton season at Eutaw. Ala.
buying cotton, has returned to his homo
at Fair Play, where he will spend the
summer.
During the Confederate war the young
man that stayed home instead of goni; to
the front dill not stand much of Il chance
with the girls, and it will be tina sa:ue way
this time.
Summer excursion tickets to all summer
resorts reached hy the Southern Railway
are now on sale. and will be continued
throughout tho sun,Iner. Thc rates are