The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-08-20
Honen Path Items.

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Fruit is little on the scarce order.
Mrs r NJ. Shirley is off to her mothers
for le" days.
mi iss Mary ]. Erwin, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Ireland, will sail for this
continent in few days: She writes that
that country will do to visit, but not to
live in.
Miss Rosa Greer, OF Williamson, and
her sister of San Antonia, Texas, are WIS.,
itipg their uncle, g. hi. Greer.
Now is the time to decide about where
you will send your child to school. Re.
member the school here, examine last
years papers and see some vacancies that
we're filled ~ students of this school. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
A nice rain is now being meted out to
us, and We needed it just at present.
Peach pies are now in order.
More time has been put in on the streets
this is the way we have to express it-as
we were required to work. instead of pay.
ing the usual tax.
Eugene Mccullough, Of Darlington, Is
visiting the boys of his childhood.
The stores on the north side of Main
Street will be moved back for conven-
IA. Brock, of Anderson, spent few
hours here Saturday.
NJ. I. Brock and wife are of on pleas
ure trip.
The Alliance have reelected the old
Board of Directors, and they. have retained
the same managers of their cooperative
store for another year, This shows that
they gave satisfaction.
Mr.. Frank Henry and wife and Miss
Jessie Hill, of Abbeville, spent yesterday
in town. They haYe been visiting Mrs.
Erwin.
Rev. Marion Gassaway filled the Baptist
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
W. G. Sharp is off to his fathers for
little recreation.
Dr.. Shirley is fencing in his lot with a
neat wire fence.
II. K. Sullivan and wife spent Sunday
here.
J. Lawrence Brock is on the mend.
G. Il. Harper is preparing for the GIN
ming season by purchasing the most 1m-
proved machinery, consisting OF twenty
horse engine, steam press and seed eieva-
tor. He is never behind the times.
J. B. Armstrong will clerk for j. R.
Callahan & Co. We welcome him to the
fraternity, but he must be duly initiated.
Rev. Mason could not fill his appoint.
ment last Sunday on account of sickness.
The negro pic mic passed off without any
accident from knives or pistols. They de-
serve credit for once.
we are indebted to Miss sallie Adams
for some nice apples and peaches. She
manages her own business, is model of q
farmer, and her example is worthy of imi-
tation.
The municipal election passed off quiz
etly last Thursday, the result as follows:
Intendant, G. E. Harper; Wardens, J. G..
Milford, J. r. Callahan, r. M. Shirley
and L. M. Wilson.
J. @. Milford's new store is nearing
completion. He has associated himself
and will conduct the business as hereto.
fore. We welcome the above named gen.
tlemen to our town, and trust that their
enterprise will be successful.
The Little River folks are doing
round" preparing for the association and
centennial. A number from here will at
tend.
Cowan Bowen arrived from Baltimore
last week, where he has just completed q
second course in the Medical College. On
his return he met with an agreeable sur
prise at Belton-his sister and Mrs. HaW.
kins.
J. r. Callahan and j. r. Donnald have
formed a co.partnership under the trm
name Of ]. r. Callahan ds Co., and will
open up general stock Of merchandise IN
the store now occupied by the Alliance
about September 1st. With former expe.
rience, and their combined pluck and en-
ergy, SUCCESS awaits them.
4. M. Shirley is making rapid progress
on his new store. W. a. Shirley will oc
cupy the lower floor with furniture and
DR.. Wilson will have nice office fitted up
in the upper floor for the convenience Of
his patients.
ghe fishing crowd raised an pound cat
fsfissst Martins Mills last week. This was
the only one exhibited. They say "Milt"
eat the balance.
j. r. Donnald had horse badly injured
Friday evening by running against Mr..
Stepps wire fence. We suggest q top rail-
ing for fence Of this kind, especially on
Main Street.
A new Court House for this place is still
being agitated. 1t has become q public
necessity. B.