The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JULY q. 1892.
The City primary election takes place
next Tuesday.
A fine tract Of land Is offered for sale.
See advertisement.
Next Monday Is Salesday. It prom
ises to be dull one.
Building in Anderson goes right along.
ih spite Of the hard times.
The health of our city was never known
to be better than now.
Mr. John @. Can't is announced as a
candidate for the Legislature.
Mr.. R. C. Webb has moved into his
handsome new residence on McDuffie
Street.
This section has experienced the hottest
weather of the season during the past few
days.
The District Conference of the colored
Methodist Church convenes in the city TO-.
morrow.
We are indebted to Congressman John
stone for copies OF the Force bill and other
public documents.
Tho Greenville District Conference Of
the Methodist Church convanes to-mor-
row at Seneca City.
Msrshall Pinkney, young lad of this
city, while bathing In the river Tuesday
afternoon broke his arm.
Mi. Paul Sharpe and family, Of Nash.
vile, Tenn, are in the city visiting rela-
tives, and will spend several weeks here.
Dr. E. G. Quattlebaum, Of Columbia, s.
c., las been spending few days In the
city with his brother, J. w. Quattlebaum,
Esq.
School Commissioner Wardlaw requests
us TO say that the school registers have
arrived, and the teachers may call and get
them,
Should no disaster come upon the up
land corn crop, the yield In this County
this year will be the largest gathered fos
many years.
Several parties are making arrangements
to hand!s coal In the near future, and
buyers should not place their orders until
they rec each dealer.
A fw dsys ago Stewart Edwards, COL
ored. IF this CITY. accidentally shot him
self with q pistol in his breast. The
wound is mysterious.
Married, at Pelzer, on Sunday, July oath,
1892, E,y Rev. B. r. Mayhold, Mr.. 7. u.
Bryant. of Anderson County, and Miss
Lizzio Hughey, of Pelzer.
Rev. J. N. Wright requests US to an:
uounce that he viii conduct series of
meetiogs at Asbury Church next week,
beginning next Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 8. Maxwell, with sew
oral eaf the children, leave tomorrow for
Cashiers Valley and other places In the
mountains. They will be absent several
weekh.
Seret. I. J. Burriss and Corp. w. s. Lee,
of the Citadel in Charleston, have re-
turned home to spend their summer va
catior.. Both these young gentlemen
stand we'll in their classes.
It piyss us pleasure to state that our
young friend, Marion M. Mattison, OF Don
maids, hls decided to make Anderson his
home. He is now representing the Phoe.
nix Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. C. 8. Baker, of Lowndesville, and
q few friends spent Monday In the city on
their way to Andersonville, where they
ara spending few days fishing, hunting,
and enjoying other pleasures.
The authorities have decided to erect
: neat and substantial pavilion near the
spring in Silver Brook Cemetery. Mr.. J.
nj. Saith has been awarded the contract,
and the work will be pushed.
At the meeting Of the State Teachers
Association In Columbia last week, Capt.
John II. Patrick, Of this city, and DR.. 8:
Lander, OF Williamson, were elected
members Of the Executive Committee.
The next session Of the South Carolina
Conference OF the N. z. Church, South,
vill he held In Charleston, and will begin
November 2Srd instead of December 14tb.
Bishop Hendrix, OF Missouri, will preside.
The candidates of the County are in,
yited TO meet at Cedar Wreath school
honse next Saturday afternoon, at 2
O'CLOCK. to address the people OF that sec.
Hon.. Everybody is invited to attend
the meeting.
The removal OF the remains Of Mr.. w.
r. Cooley from HartWell, Ga, to this
County, has been postponed until iail.
The Hartwell authorities objected to the
removal at this time, fearing 1t would
affect the hygiene Of the town.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. w. P. Steven
CON Gr basket of vegetable peaches, the
first be has ever produced. he says they
make most delicious pie, and are very
prolific in growth. They have the color
OF a lemon, and are very tempting in ap-
pearance.
There will be grand harvest excursions
to all points in Texas and Arkansas next
week. Tickets will be on sale at the r.
ed. depot on August End, 3rd and 4th,
good to return within thirty days from
date OF sale, at rate Of one fare for the
round trip.
Mr.. L. D. Childs will address the peo-
nile OF Pelzer on Tuesday evening, August
End, and at Piedmont on Wednesday
evening following, ON the subject OF pro-
hibition. All are invited to attend each
occasion and hear Mr.. Childs. who is an
entertaining speaker.
The INrELLIaEEcER force is indebted to
our venerable friend, Mr.. Jeptha Harper,
for ane watermelon, OF the rattlesnake
variety, that weighed thirty.two and one.
half pounds. We all enjoyed the treat TO
the fnlleet extent, and our devil says Mr..
Harrers example is worthy of imitation.
Shiloh Sunday School will have g bas-
ket pie mic on Saturday, 9Th, and all the
neigh5oring schools are cordially invited
to attend and participate in the enjoy.
ments of the day. Rev. Mr.. Thornton Is
expected to be present and deliver an ad.
dress appropriate to the occasion, and
Prof. Willis is also invited to attend and
furnish some of his sweet music during
the day.
S,u dous soo a vonno man visited the