The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-07-16

Mr.. J.R. Haynes, Of the Greenville News
was in the city last week.
Our people will give the teachers a
warm welcome next week.
There is a fine opening in Anderson just
now for a first-class butcher.
Mr.. W. F. Oliver, OF Williamson, has
been appointed q Notary Public.
The public schools OF Martin Township
will open next Monday, Goth inst.
Mr.. Chas. D. Brown, Of Abbeville, has
been spending a day or two In the city.
The lentists of South Carolina are Ger.
tainiy good looking set Of gentlemen.
Mr.. r. L. Clinkscales, OF Westminster
visited relatives In this section last week.
Col. Geo. W. Miller is building neat
dwelling house, near the Female College.
IN addition to the teachers a large num-
ber OF visitors is expected in the city next
week.
Everybody is still complaining of the
:. scarcity Of money and tightness of the
I times.
Miss Lilly siaey, Of Allendale. S. c., is
in Anderson visiting her friend, Mrs. T.
T. ELL.
Mrs. Leila Williams, Of Lancaster, is
. spending q few days in Anderson visiting
friends ~. 80.
Miss Matte coppedge, of this city, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Kilgo, at
Walterbor 8. G.
MI. r. s. Hill and family and Miss Sam.
uella Brown have gone to Highlands to
spend few weeks.
To the end of the world the most de-
lightfnl people will be those who mind
,their own business.
The first wagon load Of home raised
watermelons for this season were brought
to- the city last week.
A Mr.: W. a. .Vandiyer went over to Glenn
Springs last week to spend a few days for
3the benefit of his health.
Miss Corrie Poose left the city Monday
Z for Gainesville, Ga, where she will spend
"a few weeks visiting an aunt.
sStI It will surprise any Of our citizens to
I take drive over the city and see, the Inn
provements that are being made.
sE=a Mf.; "a. a. Carpenter has been appointed
Trial Justice for Broadway Township to
succeed Mr.. J. a. Major, deceased.
Mr.. Thos. Dickson, who has been spend
i ing the past FIVE years in the West, is now
/ visiting his old home in this County.
Mr.. Thos. Long, accompanied by his
Township, visited friends in the city last
week. -. -
Miss Rosa Poore, OF Bolton, accompanied
by her charming friend, Miss Mamie
Williams, of Lancaster, was shopping In
the city Tuesday.
~ j. r. Thomas will move his barber shop
next Monday to the room jnat below the
PostoMce, recently occupied by Mr.. Col
Inns, the photographer.
The City Council has passed an Ordi-
nance regulating the crossings Of streets
In the city by moving engines or trains.
Read the Ordinance in another column.
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Miss Addie Duckwoith. who has been
spending several weeks with friends and
relatives in Transylvania County, N. c.,
4 has returned to her home in this County.
Prof J. Scott M urray, late of the South
Carolina College. arrived home few days
ago. Since the College closed he has been
svisiting relatives in the lower portion OF
the State.
Married, on Sunday, July 12, 1891, by 8.
3 N. Brown, Trial Justice, at his residence,
Mr. Thomas Bruce, OF Franklin County,
Ga, and Miss Callie. Girard, of Anderson
County.
There will be an Alliance pic mic and
public speaking at Shutdown Academy
next Saturday, 18th inst. The public is
Invited to attend, and to bring well-filled
dinner baskets.
Hon. E. B: Murray left Anderson Mon
day for Franklin. N. c.. to attend rail-
road meeting. He was accompanied by
! in the mountains.
All persons who are interested in the
Meals Creek Churchyard are requested
to meet on the fourth Saturday morning
at an early hour for the purpose Of clean.
ing off the same.
I Among the visitors to the Dental Asso-
citation Is our former townsman, DR.. W.
! G. Browne, of Atlanta. His visit to An
derson lisa source of: much pleasure to his
many old friends.
Mr. H. O. Poore, Of the Enterprise Fur
niture Co.. gave President Ridgell and seV-
eral other members Of the Dental Associa.
ton ride over the city in his big delivery
wagon Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. W. H. Shearer, who recently gradu-
ated from the P. NJ. T., has been employed
to teach the Flat Rock School in Yarennes
Township. he is worthy young man,
and We wish him success.
Judge W. F. Cox has gone to New York,
pleasure trip. He is slightly afflicted
with heart trouble, and it is hoped the trip
may prove beneficial to him.
Mr.. Andy Brown is supplying the city
with some Of the finest cantaloupes We
shave ever seen. He says he has the
largest and best crop of melons and canta-
loupes he has ever produced.
P,of.sW. E. Breazeale, late of Furman
University, expects to leave in few days
for Europe, where he will spend the next
two years in pursuing q special course OF
study at the University OF Paris.
Editor Wilson, OF the Abbeville Press
and Banner, spent "a few hours in Ander'
son last Saturday. Like his excellent
paper, he improves in appearance and be-
comes more interesting as he grows older
AS we go to press Wednesday noon great
preparations are being made for the inspec.
ton Of the Fire Department, and large
number of visitors are in the city. "A del
egation of the Newberry Firemen came in
on the midday train.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invi-
tation to attend the ceremonies Of unveil-
ing the newmonument to the dead Of the
Washington Light Infantry in Charleston
next Tuesday. Hon. G. 81. Simonton Ii
the orator for the occasion.
The P. M. I. is now distributing its an.
nual catalogue, or official register OF the
session just closed. It gives all necessary
information in reference to the Institute
and parents who have boys to educate
should write to the Principal for one.
The School Commissioner has an impor
kant notice in the Teachers Column thi
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