The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-08-03

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8. 1892.
J. w. Quattlebaum, Esq, Is visiting rel
atives in Edgefeld County.
Every drummer who comes along this
way is betting on Cleveland.
Mr.. G. q. Orr, who has been quite sick
for several weeks, is now convalescing.
The next annual meeting of the State
Alliance wilf be held at Clemson College.
Miss Stella Angler, of Atlanta, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Nd. L. Keys, near the
city.
Politics is the topic of all conversations
these days, even though the weather Is
warm. 80
Mrs. J. e. Moorhead and children, Of
Columbia, have been visiting relatives in
the County.
Mr.. e. +. Smith, Of Gilbert County
Ga, Is visiting relatives In Anderson
g County, bis old home.
Mrs. ]. f. Ficken aud daughter, OF Wal.
terboro, 8. O.. are visiting the family Of
Mr. A. Sshil!ettei :3S
The man who cannot recognize the
( right Of fee speech ought not to attend 9
campaign meeting. |
The local weather kickers have e1.
hsusted their vocabulary Of superlatives
in speaking Of the weather.
Miss Eva Selman, Of Monroe. Ga, and
Miss Gertrude Hoyt, Of Greenville, are in
the, city visiting the Misses Nardin.
Geo. 4. Prince, assignee, offers for sale
/ the entire stock OF goods OLA. G.. Means,
/. jre See advertisement in another column.
Miss Mamie Reuwick, of Newberry,
and Miss T. Craig, of Clinton, are Ii the
%city visiting their friend, Miss Anna
Brown.
Mrs. Abe Joel and family, Of Athens,
8 Ga-, and Mrs. G. Kaufman and family, of
Atlanta, Ga, are visiting Mr.. and Mrp. "A.
], u. Fustenberg, In the city.
/. n We have had the pleasure of partaking
ofa new: drink at Orr & Sloau's fountain
IRON Ale, which il delicious and highly
recommended as tonic. Try 1t.
The German Band, of Jacksonville,
Fla, alter spending q week in Anderson,
lefs last Thursday II Is q. fine Band, and
our people enjoyed its sweet music.
MIRA E. scudday has reo,ived his COM
mission as Postmaster at Essie, which
Office Is now open for business. Mrs. Scud-
day has been appointed as assistant.
"A, ~
on account Of sickness Rev. Dir. Frler-
I son ,wns not able to hold service In the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday. He is
now convalescing, we ara glad to say.
Mr.; RUFUS Fant has moved into his new
dwelling on RIVER Street. Just outside of
I the city limits. Mr.. Foster FAINT Is occu-
pying the house vacated by: the first
named.
Married, on Sunday, July 81, 1892, by
John Il. WlgiDgton, Notary Public, and
1 ut his residence, Mr.. William Sherman
and Miss Dora King, all Of Anderson
County. sst5
party Of young ladies and young gene
I Nemen Of the city enjoyed straw ride
and y moonlight pic mic at Simpsons fish
pond, four miles sonth Of hecity, Monday
evenlng. q
4 & Onseur tirst page this week We publish
two articles one from farmer and the
other from 4 mechanic which we ask to
/ bsread carefully by the voters Of Ander-
son County. &, -
"a slight nhange has been made in the
Bchednle Of the Anderson and Greenville
train. It leaves hera at BPS a. m. and re-
turns at 1872 p. M, an half hour earlier
Than formerly.
q We are requested to say that the ceme.
tery at Lebanon will be cleared out on
ednedsy, the 10th Of July. All per.
ionr who VIII are earnestly requested to
lnd 9 helping hand.
Rev. W. i. Pierson viii begin series
5cG meetings at Varennes Church next
Saturday morning, at IL O'clock, and all
The friends'of the congregation are invited
tlattend the services. h
Lieut.. John a. Towers, of the q. 8. A.,
and who Is the military commander at
the sCitadel ID Charleston, Is spending
portion Of his vacation In the city With
his father and family.
s. The candidates are getting move on
themselves. One man ID reported to hsye
Hlid that ais dog had nearly barked HIM
self to death at the candidates coming and
}g,ing from his house.
Any Of the candidates who expect to
hisve tickets printed for the primary should
send In their orders at once First come
( First served. II you delay and don't get
them, you must not blame us.
Mr.. s. D. Elrod, Of Anderson County,
Texas, who has been several weeks with
relatives at his cid home near Piedmont,
Grasnrned to Texas this week, much to the
( regret Of his numerous friends. .
The Conservatives Of Piedmont, Pelzer,
Williamson and Bolton will join In big
/ pic MIC and barbecue at Williamston next
! Monday, 9Th inst, Messrs. Sheppard, Orr
I and Youmans are expected to speak.
Hartwsll (Ga.) Sun '4Fhe Anderson rs.
5Cs) boys, Mesxs. James Dodson, Bert
McCnlly, Ernest Smith and Mr.. Evans,
bv their gentlenlanly conduct gained
Z many friends during their short stay here"
Minister (who has just driven his horse
10 q wedding in the countryE"Can I
hitch out here 2" Prospective Bride
Eroom-"Well, no. Guess Sal aud the
folks rather have the hitchin' done In the
house"
Jalnie's father had taken him to see the
baby. 'There, my son." be said, 'is lit
tie aister for yop. Won't she be nice
present." "Yes," replied Jamie, ''she's
nice enough, I reckon, but I'd rather have
asa goat"
The Fiatwoods correspondent of the
Elbsrton ,(Ga) Star says: miss Lizzie
Shirley, one of our most attractive young
ladies, left last Monday for Anderson, S.
c., where she will spend the summer
with relatives and friends"
a correspondent of the Laurens Adver.
t;ser ssys "Aiter quite pleasant visit to
Anderson your correspondent is at home
and feels he would like to live in that
beautiful; progressive little city. Ander-
son is one of the prettaest towns in Dixie
land"
Mr.. a. B: Howell, Of the Pendleton sec.
.tion, has shown us copy Of the "Rhode
Island American" printed at Providence
by Vim. G. Goddard In 1921. It Is valu-
able relic, and no doubt some of the relic
hunters Of Rhode Island would be de.
lighted to Own it.
The Meals Ereek Churchyard will be
cleaned of the grass and weeds and other