The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-06-25

LOCAL NEWS.
g. 8. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
BRIEF MENTION,
Court is in session at Walhalla this
week
The loafers are kept busy fighting flies
) these days.
Some of tho earliest variety of peaches
are ripening.
A number of our citizens are talking o f
trip to the mountains.
The farmers are having excellentweath.
er in which to kill grass.
Messrs. Paul Sharpe and A. Lesser vis-
ited Newberry last week.
Mayor Tolly accompanied the Pioneers
to Greonyille last Tuesday.
Mr.. M..B. Arnstein has returned from q
pleasant visit to Camden, s. G..
In some sections of the County the far
mers arc complaining of the scarcity OF
labor.
The Young America Cornet Band ssre-
naded Hon. D. S. Maxwell last Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cathcart and her sister, Miss
Lila Simpson. have gone on visit to Ma
rietta. Ga.
About, one hundred persons, including
the Firemen, left Tuesday afternoon for
Greenville.
Mr.. b. F. Bowie, former resident of
Anderson, but now Of Leesburg, Fla, is
in the city.
Don't forget to plant peas. Nothing go
s well supplements q short corn crop US
full pea Drop.
Messrs. T. F. Hill, A. G.. Means, F. G..
Whitner and r. S. Lyon visited Spartan
burg last week.
Gen. Is. M. Aver and his daughter, Miss
verna, are visiting friends in the lower
portion Of the State.
The walls III Messrs. Moss & Browns
and Dennis o. 'DonnelIs new. store-rooms
are going up rapidly. -. -.
Miss Anna D. Jones, with her little
brother, Lee, Of oconee County, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
= ~ ; q ! /
we had The pleasure of meeting Mr..
John Z. Nance, Of Bowman, Ca, in the
city during the past week.
Mr.. a. B. Towers went to Columbia on
Monday to attend the Commencement OF
the South Carolina College. $40
StreetoYerseer McGee is engaged at
present in grading the hill on Main street.
opposite the University building.
If tho good seasons We have been hav-
ing only hold out during the year, our
people will get up on their feet again.
Mrs. L. NJ. vanwyck has gone to visit
relatives in the city Of New York. She
will probably spend the Summer there.
Round trip tickets from Anderson to
snllivan,s Island can be purchased for
$3.50, good to return until the LIST OF No
yember.
Now is the time to strike bargains in
goods, with our merchants. Read our ad-
vertising columns, and you will know
where to go.
Mr.. Ernest f. Cochran, who has been
attending the University Of Virginia for
the past eight months, Is at home spend
ing his vacation.
The Firemens, Tournament at Green
vile and the Commencement at Due
West have attracted a number Of our
people this week.
Rev. T. 9. Herbert, the Presiding Eli
: der, preached an interesting sermon in
tho Methodist Church last Sunday night
on the Resurrection.
A meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Anderson Educational Association will
be held in the Court House on Wednesday,
July fst. See advertisement.
An enterprising citizen Of Abbeville
thinks that the time will soon come when
cooked hams will be sold by merchants
Just as the other; hams are now sold.
Mrs. w. G. Stephens. formerly Of Pen
dIe;oa, diedlat Seneca on the 18th inst,
after q brief illness, aged about 81 years:
Her remains were inferred at Pendleson..
An exchange notes the fact that it is
much harder work for a man to care for
his children an hour and a half while his
wife lis at church than to run q fox all
dsy. s. $
By typographical error in Mrs. Nc
smiths advertisement last week, it read
that she charged 81 SO per month for mu-
sic lessons, when it should have read
$i.oo.
,.ssI should like to know said one man.,
tiercely, to another the other day. ';when'
yon are going to pay me what you owe
me ~ 81 giyo it up he replied; TASK
me an easy one.'' aa
- Mr. j. J. .Bakeri is desirons Of rednc-
ing his stock of goods, and for the next
few weeks will offer rare bargains to
purchasers. Read his advertisement,
Z and psy him visit.
Married. Oh Tuesday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. w. D.