The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-17


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LOCAsL NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY II.
Home raised 5watermelons aro getting to
be plentiful. s. s.5:9-!
The reunion at Cooks is setior The 23r'a
i OF this month. ]. I. =
Julian Fant or Atlanta, is in the city
visiting his pnrents.
Hon. j. Perry Glenn is ANNOUNCED as u
candidate for the Senate.
Lemons. are scarcer and higher than
they have been for years.
The: bill:scollector does not meet with
much success these days:
By. nil means don,tilet your enthusiasm
get the better of your judgment
The public, schools Of Hopewell 'ro~n-
ship will open Monday, 2ist inst
The public schools of Martin Township
q will open. next Monday, 2lstinst.
Mr.. Lewis M. Mahaffey, of Townville,
4 has been appointed Notary Public.
Mr. and Mrs. F G. Brown have gone to
Tallulah Falls to spend a ewweeks.
Read the advertisement of the Mutual
f. fINt,, NV f.f Man 0r b
The colored people will have pic mic
at Earle's Bridge on Saturday, August
End. 50. 80 g -. -
+ IS Be sure to 60 to tho Opera House next
I, & Wednesday night and see the Little Ty.
coon. . -
Rev. W. w. Mills has valuable farm
for rent near Pendleton. See his adver-
a tfsement.
+. Jones g; Go. 9have a new advertise
,ament in this peper, which should be read
carefully.
sss; Miss. Zeola Bonds, of the Storeyille Sec
ton, is spending few days in the city
with friends. -.
Be sure to read ID. c. Flynn's new ad :
Yertisement. and learn how cheap he is
selling goods.
Mr.. Elliott Keith, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Z is now in the. city visiting his mother aud
other relatives. l.s. -
.ss Mr. ) "a. Wofford offers good planta-
+ ton, near Pendleton, for sale. See his
sS dYertisement,
Mr.. L. p. Norryce and family have gone
to Western North Carolina to spend few
s weeks with friends.
So far this summer business in the city
has held up better than for years past in
The summer season.
The small boy spends the greater part
of his time these hot days in wallowing in
the creeks and branches.
ar. Nv. r. D Dillingham; has gone to the
Z mountains to visit relatives and enjoy q
little rest and recreation. 81 sie
-: MIA Bailey, who lives near the
4 eitys lost a valuable mule last week. It
;sws.ssick only q few hours.
Every section of the County is needing
81 good rain, and in some sections the
dronth IS getting to be serious:
Mr.. H. Earle, Jr., Of Sumter, is
spending q few days In the city visiting the
family Of his uncle, Mr.. J.Ss. Fowler.
Sss OnrIyoung friend, Clarence McFall, of
Z Danville, Va, is spending short vacation
I'm the city visiting his mother and family.
Mr. Jease r. Smith, one Of Greenville's
popular young merchants, spent q day or
tive: ingtheS citySlast week visiting his
mother. & Y ...5
The public schools of Brnshy Creek
B Township will open next Monday, 2lst
inst, and continue in session for term
sof six weeks each.
Weare requested TO- announce that the
: public schools sof Broadway Township
Z opened last Monday, 18th inst, and will
continue open for, two months.
Mr.. Rose FAINT, Of Texas, has been
spending a few days in the city visiting
relatives. He is an old Anderson boy,
! and his friends were glad to greet him.
The Third Quarterly meeting of Ander-
son Circuit will be held at Smiths Chapel
next Saturday and Sunday. There will
be prescbilg on Friday night preceding.
Nsfried, at Piedmont, s. July 4th,.
1890 by; John f.. Clardy Notary Public,
Mr. William A. Beasley, of Piedmont,
& and Miss Lucinda Rsgsdale, of Pelzer,
= 3. CO.
The school at Bethany, in Martin
Township, near Crayton, opened on the
: l4th, inst. with Prof. t.. M. Mahafey as
! teacher, and ifby-f five pupils in attend
aIice: &. a .. - ~.
q When you nesd any letter heads, bill
heads, envelopes, circulars or any other
job printing, send your orders to- the IN
: TELIIaENCER Office. Prices as low as the
Il lowest. - =. 3. -
An agricultural exchange says now is
& the time to begin preparing your turpip
grounds, The crop is valuable for both
4 man and beast, and should not be neg
lected. t,ts -
The election for Mayor and Aldermen
!: will be held on Monday, August II. The
!. books for registration of voters will be
open on 18th, sOth and 31st inst. See ad-
yertisement.
The population Of Anderson, under the
recent census, is 3,016.= Many of our citi-
8 zens believed our population would reach
at least 8, 200 orr 8, 500, and several put it as
high as 1000.
Married, on Monday at 10. 80 o'clock a.
m :, at the residence Of the brides father,
Mr.. "A. Bell. by Rev. C.;B. Smith, Mr..
Will "a. Watson and Miss Mary Bell, both
Of this County.
Sullivan Hardware Company will have
"a new advertisement in next week, calling
special attention to. the improved Smith
Gin with revolving: head, ior which they
are general agents. as .<..,
"a The Presbyterian Church, Of this
city has given its venerable pastor,
DR.. Frierson. 8 months vacation, and
the Church, therefore, will be closed for
the next few Sundays.
Mr.. John o. Peoples, OF Newberry, has
been spending few days in the city. On
Monday, in company with our townsman,
Mr. w. NJ. Osborne, he went to the
: mountains to spend a few days.
The firm of McCully, Cathcart q Co.
has been dissolved, MI. F.. E. Watkins
retiring. The business will be continued
at the old stand by McCully & Cathcart
Sec advertisement in another column.