The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-30
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LO CAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 80.
The farmers say cotton Is opening rap
IDLY.
will soon be time fof the pleasure
ssReekers to return home.
Mr.. a. Lesser has gone Northst lay in
his supply Of fall goods.
sss Simpson, ,sof Toccoa, Ca. is
SIN. The city visiting her parents.
ss; The annual report Of the City Clerk and
Treasurer Is published this week,
Protracted meetings ARE being held lat
many of the churches in the County.
Workmen began; tearing down the old
Wayerly House last Monday morning.
correspon dent Of the Greeuville News
!: suggests Col. R. W Simpson for Cover
& nor.
s Merchants should bear in mind that
ssnow3 IS: the time to plant their fall adyer-
stisements.
sis Mrs. w II phreys and son, Of
Lake City, Fla. are visiting relatives in
& this section. So So.
Miss orene Hnghes, of Abbeville, is in
ssthe:city visiting the family of her uncle, J.
sW Irowbridg
Tom; Edwards; al respectable colored
ssmansof this City, died last { Monday night
ssofs consumption:
We extend our congratul ulations to Edi-
tor Todd, of the Journal. st is q girl and
weighs ten; pounds: 81 4.
saAatiSs Nora Brown, ,.of Belton, has been
spending 9 few daysin the city with her
ssfrIend, Miss Eva Baker:
Capt. Broyles left city last week
tospends few weeks with relatives in
Georgia and Tennessee. fs;..5 PISS. s.z
Miss Annie Ferguson, Of GreenYille,
and Miss ELISE Gibbes, of Augusta, are
Z 5yisiting friends in the city.
B. Alley, of Charleston, has
/: been spending a.few days in the city, the
guest of Mrs. r K.sN Norris.
Yon can help us make the INTELL1aEN-
;g0ER more interesting by sending us the
news. from syour: neigh borhood.
The Abbevi1le Medium, of last week, Gays
young people from Anderson
sare expected IN town soon on a:visit. -.
Starr, wife and daughter, of
Augusta are spending s few days in the
city, the guests OF Gen. w. w. Humphreys.
supposed mad dog created "a little ex-
citement in the city one afternoon last
week AfterS q long; race, it was finally
killed. 81.
Or: Frierson will be absent from the
city next Sunday, consequently there
VIII be no. service in the Presbyterian
Church.
The fall session OF Patrick Military In.
sstitute win open on: the 18th Of September,
and the prospects for 9 fine school are very
3 3sfattering
Mr.. B. Frank Cray ton and family and
!. Mr. Bsylis Maxwell returned last week
from pleasant two weeks trip to the
mountains.
Onr young friend, Charley Baker, Of
s sLowndesYille, spent last Friday night in.
the city and attended the Lawn Party at
the Aver House.
We are glad to note the fact that Maj. D.
u Cox, OF Fork Township, who has been
seriously Ill for some time past, is grad
Sually impro ylng.
Tomorrow IS the day for the primary
election. Isl the duty Of every Demo-
Scrat. to- go to the polls and vote for the
men of his choice.
The. early closing movement Is at an.
end after to: morrow: From now until
SChrfstmas the clerks expect to have all
they can attend to.
SIS Mr.. Geo. B: Gromer, of New berry, in a,
! to the n NeWberry Observer,
urges the adoption Of tho I'M urray Road
law ins his County.
Rev. 3. Martin announces his with
sdrawal as one Of the editors Of the
Lowndesyills Advertiser, which leaves Mr..
sJ.M. Baker In sole charge: $500
The many friends Of Frank G. Whitner.
sare glad TO see him in the city. He is at
. present engaged as railroad contractor,
with 5headq quarters in Atlanta.
The Young America Cornet Band will
give It's last open air concert for this sea-
son on the Court Honse Square. to-mor-
roWs Friday } afternoon at Q o'clock.
Tie friends Of Mr.. w. a. Geer, OF Broad
way Township, who has been very i'll for
several weeks past, viii be glad to learn
that he is now In fair way to recover.
For several days past Col. r. w. simp.
son has been quite sick at his home near
Pend dleton. The --latest information we
1 have sthat he is eonValescing slowly.
Julips E. Boggs, Esq, editor OF the
Pickens Sentinel, and Col. R. A. Child, of
sthe Pickens bar, spent several days in the
Scity This week on professional business.
aaiias Agnes seybt, Of Peaks, s. C., is
spending awhile in the city with her
friend, Mrs. J. T.sJones. Miss seybt is q
sister Of our young toWnsman, Mr. o. 2.
5seybt.
Married. on Sunday. August 26th, BY
ssReY. r. "A. King, at bis own residence,
/ nea.; Fair Play, Mr.. William Mccall and
Miss Lucy E. Ellington, ali of Anderson
County.
An old bachelor handed us the follow
ling: hat is the difference between an
apple and 8: pretty girl7 One YOU squeeze