The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-06-26
Round trip excursion tickets to Charles.

Round trip excursion tickets to Charles
ton will be sold at all ticket stations on the
Greenville & Columbia Railroad on the 9th,
2sth and 30th of June and the 1st of July,
good to 60 by any regular passenger train
on either of the above named dates. They
will not be received for passage in the direc-
ton Of Charleston after the latter date, and
persons holding them, in consideration of
the low rate at which sold, will not be per-
mitted to lie over at any place between the
point where purchased and Charleston and
resume their trip on the same ticket. Tick
cts will be good to return on any day pre-
vious to and up to the 7th of July inclusive,
but will in no instance be extended or re-
ceived for passage after that date. Price of
tickets from Honea Path, IS; Bolton and
Anderson, $5.75; Williamson and Pendle-
ton, $6.25.
Maj. John R. Williams, who has sold his
interest in the drug business at this place,
will leave Anderson the latter part of this
week for Central, at which place he contem-
plates opening drug store at an early day.
Maj. Williams is extensively known in this
County, and his many friends and acquain-
tances will regret exceedingly to see him
remove permanently from our midst; but
we are satisfied they will all unite with US
in the wish that he may meet with merited
success in his new undertaking, and that
the people into whose midst he is going
may receive him and his with open hearts,
and accord them that confidence and con-
sideration, both in social and business cir
cles, of which they are so eminently worthy.
Anderson's loss is Central's gain.
The firm of Messrs. Wilhite e. Williams,
druggists and apothecaries of this place,
well and favorably known to the trading
public of this County, has been dissolved,
Maj. John R. Williams having disposed of
his interest in the business to Mr.. F. T.
Wilhite, who enters into copartnership with
his father, the senior of the old firm. The
new firm will be known as Wilhite & Will
hite, and will continue the drug busines, at
the old stand of their predecessors. DR..
White is too well known to the people of
Anderson County to need any words of
commentator from US, and in announcing
Mr.. F. T. Wilhite as candidate for public
patronage, we only need say to insure him
the confidence of the trading public that he
is worthy successor to Maj. Williams.
The announcement last week that the
Ladies' Sewing Society of the Presbyterian
Church would give promenade concert
and party at Hampton Park on tomorrow
evening was mistake. The party at whose
instance the announcement was made was
laboring under misapprehension, it seems,
as the entertainment is not to be concert
at the Park, but festival at the Masonic
Hall, at which refreshments in the way of
ice cream, cake, sherbet, melons, peaches,
etc., will be sold, the proceeds of which will
go to the building fund of the Presbyterian
Church. The doors will be opened at six
o'clock in order to accommodate those who
cannot conveniently attend after dark.
We have received quite o number of cot
ton blooms. during the past week. Mr.. NJ.
White, of the Corner, sent two taken from
single stalk, one of which bloomed on
the 18th and the other on the 21st; Mr.. J. c.
G. Parsons, of Centreville township, sent
one that bloomed on the 21st; Messrs. l..
Reid Watson and Whit Guyton each had
blooms on the Goth; Mr.. John w. Simpson
had two on the 22d, and Messrs. Il. K.
Crawford and John Maddox report blooms
in their fields on the oath.