The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-07-12
,,,,Er MENTION.

h,.. are well patronized at
~ in'F ''a''Ss ''
81 ues,rs. A.nstcin 4 Rose have
81 :, ,no.her column
AHA. ~ interesting advertise,
., .,",her column. Read IT,
r MeGee is moving right
80 -. work OH Depot street.
r -. for sowing turnips is near at
", rou should SOW a large crop.
a -.a,;urs are booked for Anderson
Ne won'ttcll you who they are.
=, wears crop, were sold on the
s,'g week a. thirty cents per b'lshel'
Il n,ssed the 4ti, we are now in
as ~ r,,r of American independence.
,,,,.lv the accomplished President
4 = =, college, spent last Tuesday in An
%
d sis ere being sighed for-the see
! Z, mountain side, and the shady side
asNsi.
..r of Young people from this city
y r,y pleasant day at Andersonville
fGafdsy.
! suuplay was very good day with
.,rbsn,s. Quite number of people
! ttbe city,
y, B. Gaillard Brown, of Charleston,
", visiting his father and family in
jsr during the past week.
,o have not made your Return to the
70 AUDITOR, you should attend to it at
:, Il. time expires on the 10th.
k.s. very trying season on the COM
!, Of onr pretty girls. The sun tans
Is,,tspiration washes oil the powder
!, surprised eyebrow il the latest
X. Young ladies accomplish the
! Z h painting an arch to their eye.
b
ID John W. Daniels and family and
Iii. Webb have gone to Henderson.
!, ri Asheville, N. c., to spend o few
b.
bsuo Of all kinds will be cheap in ten
|sH dsys. The nabobs can take their
I s1. The plain people will ''see
al1.'
|ha7snth Annual Meeting Of the Sa-
d. tist Sunday School Institute con-
aa TOWnville to-day, and continues
1lSunday.
EE., .scertained the views of other
hsM here, the Bank at this place has
hat to accept Trade Dollars at more
IEEty.fiye cents.
sS.ath Carolina State Sunday School
FZf9n will meet at Newberry on
estsy, July 25th, at 1886 p. m. Will
zan be represcnted7
Ean having cotton se.d to dispose Of
iNs Of purchasing cotton seed meal,
b rad the advertisement Of Town
ECaton Seed Oil Mill.
young friend, Chas. Sullivan. has
I'd clerkship in the Postoffice of
i!. Charlie is a clever, upright boy,
vi make an efficient clerk.
Eohtments for the Y. NJ. G. A. next
hy: To conduct the afternoon meet.
lJ. n. Brown; to visit the Poor
5 B. T. Brown and a. 2. Hubbard.
t!ohn T. Burriss and his mother, who
ksn residing in Greenville for two
psf, have moved back to this city.
Blia is clerking for John r. Peoples.
hI, which was picked up ON the
|hs Monday morning. has been left
! office. The owner can get it by
Hpuperty and paying expenses.
md, at the residence of the brides
M A. Harris, on the 3rd inst, by
HIN Attaway. Mr.. A. McSwain At
md Miss Belle Harris, all Of Will
ea
Nm. Henry Strickland, pastor Of
|!pts: Church at Greenville, s. c., has
a a call to the Edgefield Baptist
. At Nashville, Tenn, to take effect
hbIl.
1 recent examination at West Point
p Academy, Cadet John A. Towers,
anty, stood fourth in q class of nine
% This is very creditable to our
stiend.
Rnd, on the Goth ult., by Rev. G. NJ.
8 Mr.. NJ. c. Mahaffey and Miss l..
= Also, on the 2sth ult., by the
INV. w. Walker and Miss f. c.
2 Ali of this County.
ERblic, and the ladies especially. are
an witness the inspection of the
70 Ritiemen, which will take place
PVouft House Square next Wednes-
HSning, about 8 O'Clock.
! !. J. Cooley, a highly respected
J Silliamston, died at the residence
in that Place on last Mon
sinoon, after an illness of several
saa typhoid fever.
asoyour poor horses and mules these
]! not times. Keep them in the
= much as possible, and don't press
iuu in the middle of the day. Don't
sSH how 1t is yourself?
[rllo,s
!, oionous Fourth" passed off quietly
.son. ! Tie colorei people had ar
celebrate the day, but not many
i put IN appearance, consequently
sO'auon was almost q failure.
I've received from Rev. l.. NJ. Aver
ol The catalogue Of tho Anderson
|. \, seminary for the last session. The
I1ua ~ had q large number Of pupils
F0sl' and is deservedly popular.