The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-07-23

horseback riding before O'Clock these
4 fine$mornings, z, ,7,,
ousI sIyonng friend, Geo. 3: Edwards, OF
J; Anderson :last week.
general throughout the County, and the
farmers are in better humor.
MIs.J. N. Cox, Of Toney Creek. accom-
panied by Mrs. A. 0. Norris, of Texas, is
spending few days in the city.
Prof a. Il. Watkins, of Greenville, is
spending o few days In Anderson with
his brother, Mrs. N. Watkins.
s a number Of the Dentists said they
would be pleased to hold their annual
meetings in Anderson every year.
Cur Devil wants to know who it was
5 GER crew q basket Of fine peaches.
Miss Lena Booker, most charming
young lady from Donnalds, s. c., is now
Waiting Miss Mary Norris, at Varennes.
.s Mayor Tolly, accompanied by his wife
and son Clarence, has gone to the High
lands to spend few weeks recuperating.
Miss Mamie Nicholson, who has been
teaching school near Lowndesyille, has
sraturned home to spend a short vacation.
It, is said now is good time to look
4 }after the purity of your water for drink
Ing purposes by having your we'll cleaned
out.
rs One OF the rarest pleasures in the world
SIS to hear 9 friend say something good
about syon when he does not know you
sare listening
s. Mrs. Mary Tucker, OF Hall Township,
sis,Yery, i'll; with dropsy, and her family are
uneasy about her. Her friends will re-
greet to hear this.
helaying 81 the cornerstone Of Glenn.
son College next Tuesday will be an in
teresting occasion. A large crowd will go
Sup from the city.
y Married, on July 18th, al the Presbyte-
rian manse, by Rev. r. G. Ligon, MI. J.
J.:Bonds and Miss r. L. Pettigrew, all OF
Anderson County.
8 Mr.. y. M. Henderson,, Of Henderson, N.
s SC.Swho iss' visiting his kinsman, Mr.. E. E.
Henderson, on Greenville street, is quite
Z sick with the fever.
lively fsticuff on Whitner Street, op.
:posite the Postofice, Tuesday afternoon
caused a little excitement. The police
/ soon had things quiet.
Dealerg should bear in mind that the
selling Of cigarettes to minors is q viola
ton Of 8 special Act OF the Legislature,
and ts q capital ofense.
Mr.. e. F. Cochran will conduct the
meeting Of the z M. G. a. next Sunday
afternoon. Subject: "Christ and Nico-
demus. John 3,1-I7.
Messrss. Tribble q Quattlebaum offer
some fine real estate, situated near the
Clemson College, for sale or rent. See ad.
evertisement in another column.
The new iron bridge over Keowee at Old
Pickens has been finished and opened to
the public. It is said to be the best bridge
in Piokens or Oconee Counties.
TN. Jefferson, colored, Of Rock Mills
Township. this County, recently. grad
from the Allen University, Columbia.
Mr.. VIM. b. Hunter, Of the Herald and
Hesrs, was among the Newberry visitors
to Anderson last week, and the INrELlI-
aENoER was pleased to have call from
him.
Mr.. G. G. Simpson, of the Corner, has
purchased the home place of the late Prof.
W. J. Ligon, near the southern suburbs of
the City, and will move there in short
time.
The members OF the Clinksca!es ALL
ance-especially those interested in
school at Mt. Bethel-are requsted to at
tend q meeting there next Saturday after
noon.
The new Hopewell Church will be dedi-
eated next Sunday morning, at II o'clock,
by Rev. D. Weston Hiott. The friends of
the congregation are cordially invited to
attend the service.
w. A. Chapman, Agent, is going to
change his place of business the LIST Sep
stember, and he wants to reduce his stock
ere that time. Read what he says in his
new advertisement.
Mr.. Andy Brown left for Charleston
Monday. He is now shipping some fine
grapes from his vineyard, and has gone
down to Charleston to make arrange
ments for selling them.
Our venerable friend, Mr.. johnson Hall,
of the lower section Of the County, called
to see us a few days ago. He is now 80
years Of age, and We are glad to Say, con.
tinues to enjoy fine health.
Married, on Sunday, July u, 1891, at
the residence Of Rev. j. D. Talley, the
officiating minister, MIR. W. q. White, Of
Piokens County, and Miss L. o. Gam.
brell, Of Anderson County.
Mr.. Robert E. Nance, son Of Mr.. John
L..Nance, formerly of this County, died in
Atlantis on the 18th inst, aged Is years.
he has host of relatives in this County
who will regret to hear OF his death.
Capt. Joel Beard, one Of the most prom
inent citizens of Oconee County, died in
Greenville. last Monday night. He was
In Gresnville visiting his daughter, Mrs.
O. e. Watson. He was 81 years OF age.
Mas Emma Z. stoy, Miss Ellen s:
Hodge, Mrs. H. II. Verdery and son, and
Mrs. I: F.AYerdery and daughter, Of Au-
gusta, Ga, are spending the summer In
= &AAAV4SVA az tuV AOt1Ao Va u0lo' Js 4As A3ou1-
din.
Mr. L. D. Brennecke has resigned his
position as postal clerk on the Blue Ridge
RAILROAD on account Of i'll health. His
successor has not yet been named, but Mr..
Willie Bryce is running in his stead for
tho present.
The music furnished in Anderson last
week by the Nswberry Cornet Band was
yery fine, and was highly enjoyed by our
people. 1t is q most excellent Band, and
composed Of twelve genial, handsome
young gentlemen.
Hour former young townsman, e. M.
Scott, who has been clerking at Elberton,
Ga, for year or more, has been visiting
his notherin Anderson. He has resigned
his position In Elberton, and accepted one
on the g. G. & N. r. r.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany hes recently put another wire along
the O. Il G. r. r., to be used only for
commercial business. This will be great
convenience to the business men OF the
towns along the Road.
Mr.. r. H. Jones, OF Hart County, Ga,
was In the city last Saturday and exhib.
tied to tho 1NTELLIGENCER force the
stuffed skin Of snake, which was six
feet four inches long, and about six
inches In circumference: It Is peculiarly
marked. Mr.. Jones did not know what
kind Of snake 1t Was.