The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-07-30
Next Monday is salesday.

81 THURSDAY JULY ~.
Next Monday is salesday.
The drummers report business dull all
over the country.
The bill collector doesn't meet with
much success these days.
Notice carefully what Orr & Sloan say
{ In their new advertisement.
Mr.. q. NJ Douglass, OF the Columbia
Register, was in the city last week.
Mr. W. N, sherard left for his new
home, Washington, Ga, last Monday.
"a great many Of the farmers have. laid
By their crops, and are, now enjoying 9
The teachers, like the doctors and den
lists, seemed to enjoy themselves in An.
derson. s.;
Editor Hemphill of the Abbeyille Medi.
um, was registered at the Chiquola last
Thursday.
Mr.. John Q. Peoples. of NeRberry. has
been spending q few days in, Anderson
with relatives.
". W. Keys, 9 Of the Baptist Courier,
GreenY Yille, spent day or two in Ander-
son last ,week.
The copiioas rains Of the last few days
have caused the crops TO take on more
promising look.
Mr. H. O. Townsend offers an engine,
gin. press. belts, shafting aud p1lleys for
{ sale. See advertisement: ~ -
The Columbia Record says the applica-
& tions for admission TO Clemson College
q already number shout ] 900.
There has, BEEN a wonderful improve
! mentsinS the condition of both corn and
cotton during the; past ten days.
Anderson viii likely be dull and quiet
now until fall, as there are no more Asso-
iciahons to meet with us this year.
The Sun says the young ladies Of Hart
welfare unalterably opposed to third
party, = but are favorable to ans'alliance."
;sM NE. 4. C.White, Of Greenville, has been
s appointed Postal Clerk on the Blue Ridge
Road to succeed Mr.. Brennecke, Who has
resigned.
Mr. John w. Farr, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, lis able to be out
again, and will go to the mountains to re-
5cuperate. =, ,f {, 80
s Hon.sW. I'D. May field, State superinten-
3dentof Education, was one of the promi-
Snent Yisitorsto the Teachers Association
last week.
sss: For the next few:sweeks lively time is
anticipated at the Ladies' Store, as will be
seen BY reading its new advertisement in
another. column. fss
There will be.no services in the Metho.
3 dist Church next Sunday, as the pastor
will be absent from the. city attending the
I District Conferences: - = =,
Mrs. James Phinney, with her two in
tMestings little children, of West Union,
sHSG., .,iA spending awhile with her mother,
near Sandy Springs.
There IS very little sickness in or around
Anderson at this time. All the doctors
amaygoof to the me 9ntains, if they want
I 70, and have g gocl time.
large crowd attended the dedication of
y 4zHopeWells Church last Sunday, and the
/ sermon Of Rev. d. w. Hiott was most
eloquent and interesting one.
Inyitstions have been issued to the mar
Irfage nfMrs C.s 81. Minor and Miss Olive
] Cochran, in this city, on Wednesday after
noon, August 9th, at 4.S0 o'clock.
MI. Ell. .;Welch, who has been spend
Fingaseverl weeks in the West looking
I after some property that he has recently
fallen heir to, has returned home.
CoIsJohn g. Clinkscales, of the Colum-
hias Female College, spent few days in
Z Anderson last week. His numerous
/ friends were delighted to greet him.
Melons are becoming quite plentiful on
( the market, and the poor who are always
with us, can stand side by side with the
more blessed in these worlds goods.
:. The meeting Of the Y. M. G. A. next
Sunday afternoon will be conducted by
3 Mr.. u. e. Norryce. Subject: "Christ at
1 St.. Jacobs Well. John iv, 5-26.
Ms. Andrew P. Calhoun, mother of
Hon: Pat. Calhoun, OF Georgia, died few
days ago, and her remains were brought to
Eo4S AAA34 estlO kAAp2C 4AbCA ACo Oh 3e&So L W..
Z day.
:ys.Mr. Andy Brown leaves fine lot of
\ fresh cantaloupes at w. H. Harrison &
!. Co.'S. grocery store every day. When you
want this delicious fruit, send your order
There.
Married, on Sunday evening, July %,
1891, at the residence OF the officiating
Z Carter and Miss Lura Jones, all Of Ander-
son County.
Miss Mel. Lee, Of Greenwood, and Miss
Alice Harrington, of Darlington, two
charming young ladies, are spending q
few weeks In Centerville Township visit.
Ing Mrs. Wilton E., Lee.
Persons who eat watermelons on the
streets should remember that it Is against
the City Ordinance to throw the rinds on
streets. Barrels are placed on the streets
and the riuds must be thrown into them.
Our young townsman, Wade G. Hum
phreys, who has just graduated from the
Citadel, has accepted position in the
Office Of big phosphate Company in
Charleston, and will begin his duties at
once.
We regret to learn that our clever friend,
Mr.. VIM. Jones, of the Starr section, has
been confined to his bed for two weeks or
more with severe carbuncle on his right
leg. We hope he will soon be up and out
again.
Messrs. I'D. and J. A. Richardson, of
the Caro- section, expect to move into the
city in the near future, and will open a
frst-class livery stable on Depot Street.
The INrELLIGENCER bids thsm welcome