The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-06-13

have big stock of fruit jars which |
they are Offering at bargain prices.
Mr.. r. Thornley, Smith will run an
excursion from Greenville via Ander-
son to Tallulah Falls on Tuesday. Goth
inst. An advertisement giving full par
ticulars will appear next week. Watch
for it.
The first peaches and blackberries
for this season were on the market last
week. The crop of cherries is one of
the largest we have ever had in this
section and arc retailing at one dollar
q bushel.
The new firm of w. +. Marshall s.
Co.. who bought the business of G. S.
Minor, intenk keeping up the reputation
Of their predecessor by selling the
trade good goods at low figures. See
change in their ad.
Miss Icie Beard, daughter of Mr.. Jno.
ID. Beard of this city, and Mr.. Lawrence
Kelly were married Sunday afternoon,
June 3rd, 1900, ut the residence Of Mr..
A. e. Putnam, in Millville, Rev. Sidi
B. Harper officiating.
The Teachers Normal School for An
derson County was organized at the
Central Graded School building last
Monday with forty-fve teachers en-
rolled. Others came in yesterday and
several are expected to-day.
Profs. Harbin. Lcnderman, Weams
and Hale will conduct an all-day sing
ing at Willis Chapel, in Garvin Town
ship, on the fourth Sunday, 2tth inst.
Everybody is invited to attend and
carry wellfilled dinner baskets.
Mr.. John r. Cochran, Jr., Anderson's
efficient and accommodating Postmas-
ter, has been seriously ill for several
days. This morning his condition is
more favorable, and we hope he will
soon be restored to his usual good
health.
We are indebted to the graduating
class of the Due West Female College
for an invitation to attend the forty
first annual commencement of that
College on the Goth inst. There are
twenty one members of the graduating
class this year.
The Anderson base ball team was
victorious in all three of the games
with the Union team in this city last
week. The Anderson team has gone
to Union, where they will begin an
other series of games tomorrow with
the Union boys.
The Bishops of the Nj. Z. Church,
South, have appointed the week Of
July 2 to 8, as o season of fasting and
prayer and have designated Sunday,
July 8, as time for taking collection
in every congregation in behalf of the
Goth century fund.
Mr.. T. f. Watkins, son of Clerk of
Court Watkins, who is q member of
the Sophomore class at Wofford Col
lege, won the medal for the best essay
at the commencement last Monday.
The medal was presented by Hon. G..
E. Prince, of this city.
DIR. M. F. Game, the clever pharma-
cist who has been at the head Of the
prescription department of the HILL
Orr Drug Co. for several years, has
gone to Atlanta, Ca, where he has
accepted position with the Tyner
Drug Co. He is a most worthy gen tle-
man, and his many friends regret to
see him leave Anderson.
The Piedmont Greenville base bnil
team came over Monday and that
afternoon. and yesterday afternoon
played the Anderson team: Mondays
game was in favor Of the PIG. team,
but yesterday afternoon the score was
to in favor of Anderson.
The Board of Trustees of the Wash
ington and Lee University, Lexington,
Va., invites the Editors of THE INTEL
LrGENCR to be present at the dedica-
ton Of the new law building to the
memory of John Randolph Tucker,
which takes place next Tuesday, 18th
lnEt.
Several inquiries have been made as
t0-Swhether the Magistrates. will be
nominated by primary this year. 1t is
understood that the County Executive
Committee will meet before long to
arrange county campaign meetings,
and that it will then consider this ques-
ton.
The evening services in the Churches
OF the city at this season begin prompt
iy at 9.5G o'clock and the people should
make IL n mint fo ha in %hair x,oxuc n
that hour. tits very annoying to both
preacher and the congregation to enter
church after the services have com
menced.
Anderson County had sixteen stu
den Is the past session at Winthrop Col
lege, the commencement exercises of
which took place last week. In the vari-
GUS departments there were five, gradu--
ates, viz. Misses Selma Shirley, Lila
Neal, Virginia Norris, Ethel Welborn
and Ada Casey.