The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-08-23
,nIEF MENTION.
tI,col news arc scdIcc.

y" ;.t;u. will soon commence.
" ,.,u year locusts are due next
;. b. F. crAy'on and D. s. Maxwell
:. s,nr Sor'"'
8 has been quite oppressive for
=; e" days
4 ,,.t is supplied with plenty OF
,ssfa, present
1 N. Orr is acting Mayor pro tenn.
:. =. Mayor Maswell's absence from the
4 ,,i,e of Mrs. Murray's popular
70 ,v.urg ladies' appears in another
:.aa
4 !, = Peoples offers two secondhand
".| i, c,ndensrrs, for sale. See adver-
! ssssa''
Tow gives notice in another column
-, -, .chool for girls will open on Thurs
1. he 9Th of September.
,,,+d, on the 10th inst, by Rev. M.
~ ur. ". #. McCown and Miss Mag
4 Isi, lsnnelly, all of this County.
.,mnt of the drouth, n number of
zs,Lan,s have decided not to so to
/ y,,,hern markets this season.
ODdi,ion of the crops, the Savannah
=, Rsilroad and base ball are the things
;, ulked Of now on our streets.
=. Skating Carnival at VanWyck's s
] i, his tYening promises to he pleasant
/ ....iument. BE sure to attend.
! ,,o match games Of base ball were
-, in the city last week, both resulting
,rroy for the Anderson clubs.
n, ,,,ention of those desiring to insure
j, property is directed to the advertise
-,,d Mr.. W. e. Whiltlen in this issue.
;,r Cely, colored, was hanged in
! l,o1ile las. Friday for the murder Of
ii;,r Anderson, colored, on the 22nd of
lyfain''
vr,ied, at tho Presbyterian Parsonage e
!, God Hope, on the l4th inst, by the
l,o r c. Ligon, Mr.. Thomas Jones and
lrs s.llie Latham.
:, reference to our advertising columns
lam be seen that Miss Nora C. Hubbard's
|Ssi for children will open on Monday,
h iof September.
Vs. Lizzie Williams, accompanied by
h !N,her, Mr.. NJ. 3. Williams, jr, left
rss0n last week for New York, going
Su Of Louisville Exposition.
nN. John W. Daniels and family, and
Y. leln Catlett and family, who have
!. usticating in the mountains of North
rr:Gna for several weeks, have returned
i-A
I. man were to wear his straw hat
,rtsd down and bent to such a shape US
:. Of the ladies wear theirs, where
mI the public think he had been the
L; sefore?
yrred, at the residence OF Mr.. l.. w.
1rs3n, August 10th, 1888, by Rev. w. A.
.1ss, Mr.. G. G. Johnson. Of Texas, and
e l. Pawnee Galloway, of Grrenville
G,ty, S.. c.
I:s'e have been more pretty young ladies
Sing Anderson this Summer than at
j tine before in many yeas. Il is said
Iayeral marriages are likely to result
:. heir visits.
hoNler to correct an impression preva-
Tin the community, that boys under
re years Of age will not BE- received in
anderson Military Academy, we have
I nquested to state that pupils of all
sTill be gladly received.
E:ee commercial drummers contributed
'allars apiece to the city e1cheQuer on
Monday morning for gambling and
Fas cards on Sunday. The case crea-
considerable interest and attracted
.'t.o the Mayors Court.
u and Mrs. c. A. Reed, with their
'saer, Miss Helen, left Anderson on
Monday evening for an extensive East
.nd Western trip. They will be absent
'Fa weeks, and vii! visit the Louis
Z Exposition before returning.
hsFall session of the Anderson Female
slsy will open on Monday, the 3rd of
senoer. This excellent institution is
s'ns more popular every day. Parents
l'nS daughters to educate would do we'll
Hinlre into its dvantages. See adver-
sssut
L. In Mira Mcconnell, youngest daughter
~ Lewis Mcconnell, died at the resi-
-sa her father, in Varennes township,
after an illness of several
snE'th typhoid fever. Her remains
In the Flat Rock graveyard
'He day following her deaih.
Ssss Thomas and Newton Tucker, of
.ssil!le County, have purchased a lot
: : MS. sayre on Main street, in the
.lsn portion ofthe city, and have COM
'.'eu The erection Of neat dwelling
Ssoa 1t. AS soon as the house is com.
% 'Aey will move into it. We extend
'aacordial welcome.
'lsnts should remember whilo looking
..aa s lof school to send their children
= :" Anderson has first.class male and
-' -',eaools. Board and tuition are very
enable, and there Is not a more moral
H.alnl town in the State than Ander-
ny our schools one session and we
''''e you will be pleased.
S'aue officer Casey arrested negro
~ floyd Hayward in this city on last
~ ana carried him to Greenville,
~ e sealed sentence from tie United
, ooufs awaits him. Hayward, it is
n, ss working in the distillery with
e'i ,,n, when Revenue Officer Brayton