The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-08-13

LOCAL. E,NWS s..
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1s.
Mr.. James shumats, Of Laurens, has To-
Gated. In Anderson. -
ssS!3s Mr. A. N. Todd has gone to the noun
q tains to spend few days.
So From every section of the County the
e crop reports are encouraging.
"a big excursion was run from Charleston
to the up-country Wednesday.
4 large quantity Of fine S grapes are now
Some very ine country raised melons
9 are being brought to the City.
Mr.. ;. N. Cooley. of Orangeburg, is
visiting his old home in this County.
See what Messrs. DC. Brown & Bro.
Il have to say in their new advertisement
This section has had some extremely
warm weather during the past few days.
The merchants are beginning to make
@ preparatio ions for receiving their fall goods.
The grass crop is said to be large, and
our people should save all the hay posi-
Il ble.s
ss!sss {. ]. T. Minor, of Orangsburg, attend.
sed his brother's wedding in the city last
week.
DON'T neglect your turnip patch, reader.
~ twill also pay you to SOW little patch
Sasof barley.
the State in the interest Of the Military
Institute.
The Misses Willis, Of Charleston, are in
the City visiting the family Of their uncle.
b Dr.. Nariin. rs!
cottage j next ok doc door to his j residence on,north
main street. fs!
Miss Ida Bewley, who has been sojourn-
Ing in Texas for several mouths, has re-
turned home.
The County Commissioners have an i'm
portantinotice in this paper about working
8 theroads. Read it.
Dr.W. H. Nardin has been visiting his
daughters, Mrs: Simpson, at Toccoa, and
3 Mrs. Adams, at Seneca.
Miss Eleanor Knight. who has been
visiting friends at Fair Play for several
weeks, has returned home. = s
ssss Hon. George Johnstone, of Newberry,
spent q few hours in the city last Monday,
ION his way to Walhalla.
Mayor Tolly has returned from the
g %mountains very much recuperated. BE
reports q most enjo oyable trip.
we had The. pleasure Of meeting our
laurens, insthe City Monday. !.
The regular quarterly communion ser
Church next Sunday, forming.
Mr.. Jack Lipford, Contractor, has began
the erection of s nice dwelling for Capt.
Gs Tolly, on Whitner street.
DE-. "a: 9. Strickland has gone to More.
head City,N. O., to attend the meeting of
Miss Annie Sadler, one of Williamston's
most; charming young ladies, is visiting
lends and relatives In Anderson.
BE sure to SO to the Opera House this
Wednesday, evening and see the min.
Il atrels. Popular prices Of admission.
Soon the vacation months will be over
y and the school boy; and girl will be return.
sng tothe Colleges and Academies.
MI. G. E. McGee, formerly Of Anderson,
III butwho is now q resident of Birmingham,
Aia:. Is spending few days in the City.
The bib collectors do not meet with
much success. these days. Every other
man you meet says he is out Of money.
;As NE 80 to press Wednesday noon we
I attending. the reunion at Sandy Springs.
During summer Cupid is very busy. and
@ his shafts are flying around in Anderson.
y The preachers will be in demand ere long.
The colored Baptist Association conven-
z ed in annual session in this City last Tues.
day. There are about - delegates in
- attendance.
81 dr. J. IS. Land, of Columbia, is spend
ing q few. days in Anderson, where he is
4 always warmly welcomed by numerous
old friends.
iy,s- ~
ar. r. M: Burriss took charge of the
4 Masters office last Friday, and is now
ready. to serve those who may need his
special services.
Our young friend, Major Dean, who
s. has been sick for several weeks, is again
# abs to be at his post Of duty in McCally
s az gathcart,s store.
81 The eolored Teaohers' Institute for this
County will be held in this City on Mon
50 throughout the week.
Our country friends tell us that there
are more partridges this summer than was
ever known before. Sportsmen will be
delighted to hear this.
Married, on Sunday, August 9, 1891, by
# J. "a. Hall. Notary Public, at his residence,
- Mr. J.eA. Kaine and Miss M. i. Hayes,
all Of Anderson County.
1T must be something Of satisfaction to
the devil to give some folks little money
and Hlen make it almost kill them when
ever they try to spend it.
Mr.. VIM. Harper is erecting q astore.room
on the lot adjoining that Of Mr.. Hoke
Hammond, on North Main Street, just
across the railroad bridge.
The Board Of Health are determined to
strictly enforce the sanitary laws Of The
City, and our citizens would do we'll to
keep their premises IN good condition.
! We got glimpse of the genial counte-
nance Of Editor Boggs, Of the Pickens
Sentinel, on the streets last Monday. BE
spent only two or three hours in the city.
Miss Rebecca Grassland. of Bennetts-
Vile. and Miss Maggie Harlee and Miss
Bessie Howard, Of Florence, are in the
city visiting ev:>QDE: Frierson's family.
~ Our young friend, Guy Mauldin. who is
in the employ of The Central Railroad
4 Company, at Savannah, is in the city
spending 9 short vacation with his pa
rents.
Easley Messenger: "James Laboon, who
lives in Anderson County, four or five
miles south of this place, raised water.
melon this year which weighed sixty
pounds