The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-07-25

transact other business. see notice 10
another column.
The p. r. & W. C. r. R. are now sell
Ing round trip tickets from Augusta to all
summer resorts at very low rates. The
tickets are good until 1st October. The
fare to Anderson is $50.
Mr.. E. w. Brown came home from
Highlands, N. c., on Saturday and re-
turned Tuesday. he and his family are
delighted With Highlands, and will
remain several more weeks.
I. MIR. Andy Brown has kindly presented
us a mum Der OF fiue cantaloupes, for which
we return thanks. Mr.. Brown is the
champion cantaloupe grower Of this
County, and is making it pay him.
The name Of J. II. Coker was inadver.
tently omitted from the published list Of
Cadets who had no demerits at the close
Of the recent session of the Patrick Mill
tary Institute. The error is regretted.
Mrs. J. c. Haynie, Of Yarennes Town
ship, has sent Us serpent cucumber,
which measures 81 feet in length. and
weighs d pounds. It is the largest GU
cumber we ever saw. Who can beat it.?
Mrn. Cora Ligon and Miss Virginia
Evans, who have been attending the Con-
seryatory of Music at Boston, Mass, for
the past ten months, have returned home,
and warmly greeted by their many friends.
Rev. A. A.. Marshalps lecture in the
Court HouBe last Friday evening, on the
subject, "Yacation in Europe was both
interesting and eloquent, and was highly
enjoyed by those whose pleasure IL was to
hear it. -
4 The new hotel at Paris Mountain, near
GreenYille has been completed, and is now
open for the aceommod odstion Of visitors.
The South Carolina Press Association has
been invited to . banquet there on Tues.
day, August 9Th.
We are requested: to. announce that
there will. be Lawn Party at Mr.. W. J.
Bowen's residence, in Cbnterville Town
ship, next Saturday night. The young
people generally Of the neighborhood are
invited;to attend.
Mr.. J. N. Hillhouse has tender place
In his heart for the poor printers. Last
Thursday he presented the INTELL1eEN.
GER force with a very fine muskmelon
and q large watermelon, for which we .e.
turn many thanks.
Onour first page this week we publish
an essay that was recently read by Mr.. L.
M. Wilson before the Honea Path Alli-
ance. It is a we'll written article, and
should be read carefully by every farmer
in Anderson County.
lir. Charlie Provost, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, reached Anderson Monday and will
spend q few weeks here with his parents.
This is his first visit to his old home in
three years. His visit is source Of much
pleasure to his many friends.
Mr.. j. J. Price died at his home near
Clayton. Ga, on Saturday, sth inst, after
long illness Of dropsy, aged about 38
years. Mr.. Price formerly resided in
Anderson, and has host Of friends here
who regret to hear of his death.
The members Of Royal Baptist Church
(colored) are arranging to have a grand
festival, pic mic and Concert, In this city,
on Wednesday and Thursday, 7th and
9Th. OF August. The proceeds will be
donated to their building fnnd.
+ The County Sunday School Convention
meets In the Baptist Church, this city,
next Tuesday and Wednesday,. It viii
be most Eizteresting and profitable meet
ing to Sunday School workers, and every
sundsy School in the County should be'
represented.
Mersrs. John M. Hubbard & Bro. have
ordered several very large and handsome
show cases for their new store-room.-
These gentlemen have many goods that
they want to sell before moving, and you
can get bargain by calling atonce. Read
their advertisement.
Men are strange creatures. They will
waste an hour hunting collar button,
instead OF having an extra supply and
letting their wife, find the missing one.
You never see q woman look for pin
she drops. Her husband finds 1t when he
walks around in his bare feet.
The Mccormick correspondent of the
Greenwood Times, says: "Mr. N. A. Nc
Gully, Jr., Of the US. Navy, returned to
Anderson on last Tuesday, after pleas
ant visit to our town. Whose heart did
he carry back with him It is hard for us
to say. Will some one tell US ?"
Whitefeld Sunday School, in Hopewe1l
Township, will have a celebration on Fri.
day morning, 26th inst, at 10 o'clock, and
o cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend. Several speakers have
been invited TO address the assembly, and
those who attend may expect an enjoyable
occasion.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending July a.:
J. NJ. Bolt, Mrs. NJ. F. Campbell, Marian
Clark, Mrs. G. r. Dupree, Jacob Hamil-
ton, T. D. Hewin, Frank Oseby, W. C..
Lassiter, William Dresden Moorehead,
Augustus Stanley, Joseph Swift, Miss
Francis Wilson.
Mr.. Z. a. Coulter, State Secretary of the
X. NJ. c. A., spent last Friday night in
the city, and held conference with a
number OF our young men, with a view
Of organizing an Association in this city
in the early fall. Mr.. Coulter is most
earnest Christian gentleman, and is doing
good work In the State.
There a number of the stockholders OF
the cotton factory, who have not yet paid
the installment Of ten per cent. that was
recently called for by the Board of Direc-
tors. 1t is important that each and every
stookholder pay up promptly, so that
there will be no delay in the work, which
is now progressing rapidly.
MIR. j. T. Gasssay, Of Martin Township,