The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-24

Brother McGill, ofthe HartWell Sun, has
withdrawn from the Legislative race.
a valuable store-room on Granite Row
is offered for sale. See advertisement.
Miss Pearl Broyles, of Atlanta, is spend:
ing awhile in the city visiting relatives.
&. Miss Lizzie Keese is in Columbia visit.
ing the family of Capt. w B. Lowrance
Mrs. Clemmie Tucker of Atlanta, is
visiting her father and friends in Anderson.
You might as well try to shoot off gun
slow. as to make some men act moderately.
Fifty five cAn.;i,lates have announced
themselves for. ''ili,'e in Hampton County.
Mr., r. Z. M"mhead, of Lowndesville,
( has been spending a day or tw o in the city.
s.. Various sections of the County have
!; been visited by good rains during the past
s week.
Miss Hattie Leavell, of Newberry, is in
!. the city visiting the family of Mr.. p. L..
CLARK.
Mr. N. A. McCully, OF Mccormick, is
spending few days in the city with his
s family.
Miss Minnie Steedley, of Athens. Ga,
4 isvisiting her friend, Miss Minnie Watson,
q near the city. SO
Anderson's Postmaster, Mr. w. W..
i Russell, went to Washington, D. G., u
few days ago.
Our columns are always open to the
/ people fora!full and free discussion OF all
public matters.
DE-. Geo. s.. Stone, of this County, who
Is noW in Baltimore, has our thanks for
late Baltimore papers.
IS Messrss. o. E. seybt and James T. Jones,
taiEs to spend awhile.
Col. Jas. H. Orr paid Anderson, his old
home, q visit this week. He is q aspecial
favorite in this County.
The Meals Creek Sunday School will
\ nic MIC at the Church to-day. The city
win be well represented.
Col. J. NJ. Thompson aud wife, nee Miss
Della Keys, of Birmingham, Ala, are Wis.
: iting relatives in Anderson.
5is Mr.J. H. Townsend is building neat
s and substantial dwelling house on the
5 Corner just above the Oil Mill.
Mr.. Morris, of Atlanta, special agent of
the Equitable Life Insurance Company,
I. .epent last Thursday in the city.
Mr., a. Dickinson and wife, of Duke,
Ala, are now visiting the family Of Mr..
VIM. Bnrriss. Jr., in this County.
The yield Of grapes througont this sec:
q tIon promises to be very large Some of
y the early varieties are now ripsning.
Mtss Lillian Mnrrah has gou5- to q 5tniouT
sS. G.,,swhere she will spend two or three
sxeeka visiting her brother and family.
Gainesville (Ga.) Eagle ..Mlss Lucia
Patrick, one of the most accomplished
I daughters Of Anderson, s. G., is visiting
I here. n.,as5 n
Mr.. Thos. p. Harrison, student Of
Johns. Hopkins q University, Is spending q
part Of shis, vacation in the city with rela-
tiYes.
The pic mic at Concord, Church next Sat-
urday promises to be largely attended,
and the occasion will be highly epjoya.
bic one.
Messrs. Orr & Sloan offer prenium.of
SIS 90 for the largest turnip grown Of seed
purchased Of them. Read their new ad-
( vertisement.
Rev. w. K. Boggs will begin series of
meeting, in the Flat Rock Presbyterian
Church ons TO- morrow (Friday), at II
o'clock g. I'M.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Anderson Educational Association will be
held in. the Court House next Monday.
See advertisement.
Cant. Hugh Robinson, one Of AbbeYille
County's staunchest citizens, paid us q
pleasant call Tuesday. Despite his age he
{ is still hale and hearty.
Our young friend, Clarence McFall, of
Danville, Va, who has been spending the
past two weeks in the city visiting his
mother, has returned home.
Rev. II. P. Bell. of Richmond, Va,
spenta day or two in the city this week.
s He looks hale and hearty, and his many
/ friends were delighted to see him.
Be, sure to read Mr.. A.. Schilletters new
advertisement. He is O first class baker,
and will do his utmost 10 please every one
I; who will favor him with their patronage.
IS Married, Sunday. morning July 81, at
the residence of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. b. Hayes, Mr. W. B.: Young and
Miss NJ. E. Callahan, all OF Anderson
County.
Miss Eloise Walsh and Miss Mary
Quinliven. two most charming young
ladies OF Charleston, are spending the
summer in the city with Mrs. Dennis
.O'Donnell.
sMiss Emma L.. Tew,. who has been
spendi1gSa a couple Of weeks with Mrs.
Wardlaw, left, last Monday for the State
Normal Institute that is now in session in
.;Greenyille.
j. Rev. IT: c.eLigon; of Piedmont, has been
spending g. few days in the city visiting
hts parents. His appearance indicates
thai his congregations are taking good
care of him:: 60
ReV..J. r. Earle is announced as a can
: tidate for the legislature. and Messrs: B.
G. Martin and F.. b, Dean for County
Commissioners.
AZ. hot as it, is, would it not be well for
the several congregations to dispense with
one sermon on Sunday? It ia very try
Ing on ministers TO preach twice day in
July and August.
Prof. Thos. McT,ees will conduct sing
ing at Asbury Church, near Centreville,
next Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock. The
public are invited to attend and partici-
pate in the exercises.
Mr.. B. F. Harris, of Savannah Town.
ship, comes forward with the first open
boil Of cotton for this season, It opened
on the 18th inst. He reports good crop
prospects in his section.
The pic mic at Cooley's Bridge next
Wednesday will attract large crowd, and
the candidates will have an opportunity of
doing some good wcrk. The city will be
we'll represented at the pic mic.
The County Inter Denominational Sun
day School Convention convenes at Bolton
Friday afternoon. The G. & G. r. r.
will sell round trip tickets from Anderson,
good nntil next Monday, for S. cents.
Mr.. Andy Brown. who lives near the
city, and who, by the way, is one of An
derson County's most energetic farmers,
is now marketing some of the finest home