The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-07-02

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~ THURSDAY, JULYs2.
Next Monday is salesday.
The health of the city is remarkably
good.
Ice and fans are staple commodities at
this TINT.
Court convenes at walhalla next Mon
day, 9Th inst.
The County Alliance meets next satur-
day, 9TH inst.
The Anderson boys are not manifesting
much interest In base ball this season.
Mr.:sand MIS-: e. NJ. Rucker, Jr., Of Co.
lumbia; are visiting relatives in the city,.
Esnumbers Of our citizens are contem-
plstins q pleasure trip during the summer.
Editor Jaynes, Of the Walhalla Courier,
rnade flying visit to Anderson last Fri
day.
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Mrs.J. E. Breazeale and children have
gone to the mountains to spend few
weeks. RS gslft..
It is rumored that several new firms
will open business in our growing city
Business has been quite dull for the past
few days, and very little money Is in cir,
culation.
Mrs g.. r. Hyde, OF Cincinnati, O.. is
Is visiting her nelce, Mrs. N. r. Green, in
this city.
The law prohibiting the sales of pistols
and pistol cartridges, without licenses Is
INV in force.
The market will soon. be supplied with
fnsgrapes, as the crop; promises TO. be an
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1sis lntimsted5 that nearly every other
man. in fheQ County will be candidate for
Office next year:
The contractors win begin work in afew
days on the Methodist District parsonage,
on McDufie Street.
ReY.H. 3. FAINT has been elected pastor
of Salem Church to succeed Rev. r. 81.
Smith, who has resigned.
Coll Jas. T.. Orr and wife, of Greenville,
came over Tuesday to spend a few days
b with relattyss in the city.
Mrs. Mary Nalley, widow of the late J.
9 We Nalley, of this County, died near Eas-
ley on Friday, 18th inst.
1t is said that "a young man in town re-
hto1 1r;,l tx,n n11o t06a
an antidote for toothache.
Our young friend, ]. K. Hood, Esq.,,
has gore down to Due West TO spend
s. fsw days with his parents.
Read the new advertisement of Lesser
3 Co. carefully, aud you will learn some
thing that will interest you.
The Fourth OF July celebrations at Pel-
4 Ter and Piedmont next Saturday will at
tract large crowds of visitors.
Miss Hattie Atkinson, Of Beech Island,
g. O., Is spending few weeks in the city
visiting the family of LIP. Smith.
Gen. w. W. Humphreys has been sick
~ for aSweek Sor more, and confined to his
q bed the greater portion of the time.
The past week has -heen very favorable
~ to farm mHorkiu this section, and the far
anes hsve made coed use Of the time.
Me- H. Norman, OF this city, went to
s. Union, s. lC., last week to spend few
daysWith his parents and other relatives.
A party OF four young people expect to go
s TO 4illiamston this morning to play q
Z. n1atch game of lawn tennis with the Will
& liamston Club. =. -,
The City. Council has ordered the Fire
Z Department ont for inspection on
y Wednesday, July Is. The route Of march
Will Be In our next issue.
The Quarterly Conference Of the Ander.
8. son ME. Church will be held in the office
ssOf Prince, Esq, on tomorrow Fri.
day) evening, at 81 O'Clock.
Mics Lcnora g. Hubbard will leave An
.denon Monday for Toronto, Canada,
to attend the annual meeting of the Ma
tional Teachers, Association.
Capt. and Mrs. John W. Daniels, Of Co.
y Iumbia, arrived In Anderson last week
6 and:Wil spend 8. few weeks here. Their
y many old friends, are delighted to greet
them. Y s....
Dnre,Teaders in and around Bolton
sho1ld not forget the entertainment to be
given In 9tringers Hall this (Thursday)
s$f evening. Lend your presence to the 90.
easIon.
50 Messrs. e. r. Cochran and ;. w. Quat-
tlebaum, of this city, are spending few
days fishing and hunting on the planta.
II tion Of the former's grandmother, near
81 Seneca City.
L,
st The ladies Of Dean will serve Ice cream
ON Friday afternoon, .3rd inst, for the benz;
eft OF the Church. Give the ladies your
q patronage; and you will be helping q
scRorthy cause.
80 .The State Dental. Association convenes
-; fnAnderson.on Tuesday, 18th inst. Our
citizens should leave nothing undone that
will tend to make its members have de.
ighttol stay in our midst:
~ Next, Saturday. being q National Holi-
day, the postoffice win be open for the
transaction of business from 10 O'Clock 8.
z M. to IL M, and from p. m. TO p. m.
Govern yourselves accordingly.
The National Bank and the Farmers
aud Merchants Bank will observe the
National Holiday next Saturday, July
9TH. Persons having business ia either
6anK SHOULD pe6t tnls IN m1no.
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~ a light storm passed over the city Tues
day afternoon, about 2 o'clock, but no
damage was done. Several sections of the
County were visited by q good rain at the
same hour, and in one or two sections hail
. fell. x 's7
I9ss;RaY. NJ. e. Parrish, student Of the
Il Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Louisville, KY, will preach In the Baptist
Church next Sunday. He will serve the
Church ss assistant pastor during the
summer.
s,5. + :. Rev. Ferdinand Jacobs, Of Clinton, s.
So. preached in the Presbyterian Church
;sst5 Townville last Sunday morning, and
that afternoon came to this city and occu-
sepied Dr.. Frierson's pulpit at the evening
;.seryicas.
80. The Pickens Sentinel DEVOTED two pages
last week to q sketch of Pickens County
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