The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-08-05

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Several Ande ersonians are attending the,
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Mr. JoI,1s Smith and am, wife. Of Greenyille.
observation-disclosures in the city.
TIE recent rains have put pleasant
smile 0ps stht5 faces Of the farmers. 8.
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day alidsSrine.your 50 !, , dinner al M basket. s7s
AlMge crowd was In the city last Non.
dav. anSts tie cani idates put in some good
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Cart E.G. Evans, the clever engineer,
issbendihg q few days in the city with
The Democratic meeting at Providence
Camp GsoGnd next Saturday will be
largelyattended.
S1uent ,Of th6s ~ ormHl musical SCHOOLS 10
sbe held at Salem Church. s. ~
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number young men; of the city at
hot ssfsrav M s, md 81 al Sun s. tiay'ss
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Mr.. @. "a. strick land ,sof Camden, 8. G..
who is on his way 70 New York, is spend
sl. 8 !. s, S s. : =, S.,
! Club viii be held dSnext Saturday 9TH inst,
at the usual hour OF Meeting. 8:
Rev. CT: T. Harmon, Of Laurens, 4
preached sa fine sermon IN the M ethodist: !:
'aaleas.sss san0As sn'0.n'n
s An}ieSsoY9. Every. man woman and
chilS whn; can possibly do so, should be
mere. Z ~
ssmsat a .,si in = tI'is s ;ssne az .They have inst
receiveds 81 lot 'of fr1its lars and fresh tur-
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% clsrminS rlI zs ynnne. 81; 81 les ia in the
cifys t5as suasts 81 Mrs. Trimmier. at the 1
sWayeriy House. 8 - y I
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Hndeens and sHnghsM. Prince
ntatiyas, and w. d. Smith for County
Commissions.
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rs. E:sQ u Eteele of Birnin gham, Ala,
Ssa sister Gf Mrs. 4:sL. mmier, of this j
the city and 20 county. ss'.s, 81
Eha ra-union ofold soldiers at Sandy
large Grove. and the occasion promises
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1ntt aIteQ0ancec cola Inc members OF
e thesE esEE5oiiae Fire company 1ssearnesty
desiEeds af tner TegniarE mon!!5ty meetlng. s
soll nSlsoW s. slussy, evening
Mi. ; ~. Arnste1n let Wednesday Tor
= " sake steani9E- ior Now
~ o!k on SssasdSy lsy, q lnsenas puy5ag
& sl lolSe ssgsk 0s III an ~ inter eooos.
q no 4 svr WoIlinr WIN a convincing
t,,iS was a1;a Eli occ,,,,y b;s ,,nln;t as
nsnai ismsxt Sunday mornirir and eveninp.
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Rev. Ghas. Manly, d. d.. Of Green vile.
will preach In the Anderson Baptist
each month until that Church secures q
pastor. .ss.
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glapess g ConSoI0 yariesy ne M mas
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gi.t0 us 2 sss.l tass sSosaay ae ~ as-
sssnaaag .ne mee1lng .ass q ssainoa Assocla-
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w 9 are requested 20 inform the pubic
that Profa lagoni proposes 70 open scnools
! ior boys IN thls City about the lst Septem,s
Is Der. AN Y affve sement 10 thas effect Will
pear 10 our next 1ssu s',s.s
= WILL ass1ss asei A ~
1Inrsr T,onpz 11rs 1,sns c1hmrch In bher1iie
Ss1nnt SIn de r. LT sR Tont
nil ,sarIr M Frisyson,s nnlnit MI =. : -
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% n Ro,.rs ,,o. st,;cLa,, Win
r;asW ~ hs nan Mas m,,
TO his home near Pend dleton and died on
Sunday morning. He. was buried on
Monday afternoon at HopeWellS Church.
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Jesse bbins, an engineer on the Air
Lane fsallloao vas 1ss ~, run aver ana killed
! by his engine at Central tuesday morn
ginsswhile It was running and was caught
under the wheels. Is
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Bishop Howe made his annual visit to
Grace {Episcopal) Church last Sunday,
and preached two most excellent SER
mons. During the morning service he
seval, nav - members m S RS : snl Asiou y
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We are requested to announce that Rev.
D. W. Hiott, Of Williamston, has accept
ed the invitation TO preach the customary
y annual sermon at the Rice burial ground,
in Martin Township, on Thursday, 18th
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President Raoul, General Manager
Green, Superintendent Bass and Rail
sSroad Commission oner Bonham made tour
3Sof inspection over the Savannah Valley,
M Ralrpxd last Tuesday. a regular sohed-
j nle win :be arranged for the Road in 8 few