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

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY Is.
Bpsiness was brisk in the city last weak.
Ice and fans are staple commodities just
Ar.,F. 9. Whitner is in the city visiting
relat,vea. aSsGss.. ~. -
Some sections Of che County are Begin.
ming to need rain.
Anderson now has ono Of the best baae
I ball clubs she has ever had.
Miss, Fannie Hammond, Of Dalton, Ca,
is:in the oily visiting relatives.
County: produce seema to be PLENTIFUL
though it;brings reasonable prices.
Melons and, fruit are plentiful, and s.re
being sold at very reasonable prices.
IS MI. and Mira: :. NJ. Patrick have gone
to the mountains to spend 9 few weeks.
Farmers Who have COW peas to sell can
get agood price for them in the city just
now.
Miss Rebecca Abrams, Of Brooklyn, n.
], Is In the. .cityrvisiting Mr.. N. Leaser's
family &. ,.9.d.:.5'. = &.
G. G. Fes.aerston, Esq, Of Laurens, is
spending few days in the city with his
pa-snta. $500.
The time han come now for the loafers
& to do some :work-6ght flies and hunt q
c,ol place. & S.
The $1,000 prize for the best field Of corn
IS exciting great interest and competition
In the stata.
Nj. and Mrs.. A. w. Adams, of Seneca,
have bean spending few days in the city
with relatives.
Col. J. B. =. Sloan and family, OF Char
leaton, are now at their summer home,
. near Pendleton.
Hon.J. .s. Co.hran spent Tuesday night
lin the city on his way to the Grady picnic
! at Andessonyille.
Meszay John stall, John Hillhonse and.
Charlie Hsgood. .5of Greenville, spent last
Sunday In the city. ssz
There are oyer s240,0 on deposit in
the Anderson National Bank. That don't
look like hard times.
t.pse B. Patrick was elected End Vice.
President or the State Teachers Institute;
An Columbia last week. ).
Miss sallis Wing, one Of Honea Paths
! most populsss young ladies, spent few
days in the city lastweek.
5ss Misses Stella and Ella Langley, Of At
lanta, Ca, are viaiting the family Of Col.
IT. ]. Roberts in this County.
Aparty of young men from Augusta
passed throughtbe city last Tuesday on
their way to Highlands, N. @. 3,
The police had FIVE negroes in the sta.
Stlon house Saturday night. They had
I indu1ged in. too much whiskey.
Mr.. Eugene MoGee returned to the city
last Monday from a two weeks visit to
his parents in Abbeville County.
Virgins predicts 9 long and severe dry
spell, commencing about this time, and
lasting until the middle of August.
Ise Miss Annie Edwards, an accomplished
/ and charming young lady OF Charleston,
4 8. c., Is In the city Waiting friends.
3@ Mrs. HIM. Geer and Mr.. w g. Glenn
.lents, who have been quite sick for several
weeks, are now improving rapidly.
We are indebted to our little friend,
Master T. M. Melton, of Hopewell Town
ahip, Tor . box Of very fine peaches.
Mr.. Joseph R. Fant and family, who
have been living In Florida for the past
two years, have moved back to Anderson.
Our young friend, Prof W. e. Breaz-
5aale, has been rendered the position of
I Principal Of the High School at Clinton,
4 9. G.
Honea Path Postof6ce has been made
u Money Order Office. This will be. a
& great convenience to the people Of that
{ gection.
The Sunday School Institute OF saluda
Asociation met at Eopewell Church last
Tuesday, and VIII adjourn to-day,
iThursdsy.)
There ls to be a Dog Show at Pendleton
On August 9th. About twenty thorough.
bred -beagles have already been entered
Gs,r exhibition.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
CIV. Barnes will preach at Asbury
u.u-ch on the firat Sunday in August, at
~1z o'clock a. m.
Mr.. e. @. Rice, who has been teaching
wary successful school during the past ten
months at Dyson, 8. O., Is now visiting
rslatiyea In the County.
"a number Of young people Of the city
ars arranging to have grand concert in
tie city at an early day for the benefit Of
tia Library Association.
Sur people arc Lying royalty now.
Vegetables and fruits are abundant, and
with steak, mutton and chickens the
t0Sles are all we could wish.
It IS now. claimed that the pension fund
NSl run so short that the August pay.
nusnts will not amount to more than 81
csats for each pensioner.
On Saturday. August 1st, there will be
q pic mic at Cooley's Bridge. The public
als invited to attend. The occasion prom
isss to be most plearant one.
che many friends Of Capt. John w.
DEaiels, OF Columbia are glad to see him
in shecity From his appearance, Colum-
bfsseems to be treating him well.