The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-08-10

9As Ass's A's'D 49, 80
Prof j. B. Watkins, the Principal Of
the flourishing school at Honea Path, was
in the city last wsek.
Our Mr.. G. G. Langston Left last Thur
day on q trip to North Georgia for the
benefit OF his health.
Drs. Plckens and Watkins. of Pendle-
ton, circulated among their friends here
for few hours last week.
william Wilson, the convicted wife
murderer, has discontinued the starving
act and eats heartily now.
Let Us all, Tlllman and anti. tt Tillman.
nee how; nicely we can behave ourselves at
the meeting next Saturday. /
Mr. r. s. Hill Left this morning for,
New York, and next week Mr.. r. +. Hall
win join him In the metropolis.
We are requested to announce that the
Rev. e. p. Hntson will preach In the Pres.
abyterian Church next Sabbath. y
Rev. Mr.. Martin, Pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, has been granted q
months vacation by his Church.
II? Messrs. A. M. Erwin and Frank Clink-
scales, Of the Antreville section, vera in
the city Monday attending to business.
Mr.. e. @. Fsnt's store was again entered
on. Tuesday night arid SD were stolen.
Entrance was effected through back win-
dow.
Editor Robt. r. Todd, Of the Jounal,
! has gone to Virginia to join. his wife, who
leit some days ego to visit her relatives
there. 6 ~ i5 81
& s Mr. VIII Power left Anderson last
iEhursday for Dallas, Texas. where he will
locate We wish him success in his new
home. s.
The ladies interested in the Confederate
inject In the Opera House on Friday, 18th,
ut s p. M.
Messrs. L. II. and William Gaillard
have sought refuge among the mountain
trags from the sweltering heat suffered by
the stay-at-homes. IS.
sii a MI. g. M. Guest, popular young con-
tractor who has made Anderson his home,
has gone on q three weeks visit to his
parents at Lima, q. G. 5. :3sg
3It Is reported that q Third Party Club
with twelve or fifteen members has been
organized in the upper part Of the County.
None but Democrats can vote in the Pri-
mary.
sE Dr.. w. H. Nardin has bean appointed
member or the State Board OF Health, vice
DR.. p. A. Wilhite, deceased. This is an
excellent selection, and the honor is wor-
4thily bestowed.
We are indebted TO Emma Snipes, wife
oiI W SnipeS, colored, Wtio has been q
subscriber to our paper for q number OF
years, for 8 basket OF the finest tomatoes
we have seem this year.
MIR. James Giles, formerly with White
Bros, Of Abbeville, has accepted q position
with Mr.. q. 8. Hill, and enters upon his
work this week. Mr.. GileS is an excellent
gentleman and will make Q valuable citi-
zen.
The Post Office st Majors, in this Conn
ty, has been moved to the Storb Of A.
Evins Browne, he having been appointed
Post Master In place Of J. r Major, re-.
signed. Fost Office still retains same
name.
Remember, you must hsve your name
Z enrolled on q Democratic Club list five
dsys before the 30th OF August, or you
viii not be allowed to vote in the coming
primary election. You must also vote ct
your own Club.
4 ,Messrs. w. F. Gaines. Sam Murphy,
Jr., james Beard, James Bolt and Ernest
Smith Of this city, and James Esrle Of
Hollands Store, attendend the camp.
meeting being held near Eartwell, Ga,
on Sunday last
The Anderson Holiness Association ia
now In session in this city, and Rev. 8. 5.
Cowan is conducting the meeting. The
Association meets in tent spread in the
grove in front of Mr.. j. j. Dobbins' house.
The attendance is good.
Secretary of State J. e. Tindal was reg.
istered ct the Ghiquola on last Friday, aud
spoke at tho meeting at Mountain Greek:
on Saturday. We hear that he made 8
good speech from his standpoint in defence
of the Tillman administration.
Hon. Ellis G. Graydon, Of the Abbeville
Bar, made pop cal to the city last week.
Mr.. Graydon was q candidate for the At.
torney Generalship on the Conservative
ticket in 1890, and was fearless opponent
Of Tillman and his methods.
Rev. E. P. .Hutson and wife, of Convey,
8. c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Max
well. Mr.. Hudson is an evangelist In the
Presbyterian Church, and preached an
interesting sermon In Dr.. Frierson's
Church on last Sabbath evening.
Mr. B. F. Moss, whose excellent busi-
ness qualifications and executive ability
. brings him into demand alike as con-
tractor and as an alderman, is in Calhoun
Falls, where he Is directing the building
OF a substantial and commodious hotel,
The Hon. George Johnstone is announ.
; ced In this paper as candidate for re-elec-
ton to Congress. Mr.. Johnstoue has made
q good record in Washington, has looked
carefully after the interests of his constit-
uents and has reflected credit on the
State
Mr.. Augustus J. Sitton, the president OF
the Pendleton Cotton Mills, was in the
city for short time last week. The PEN
dleton factory Is an institution of which
Anderson County Is proud, and Its well
f-e IL watched with interest by our peo-
pie.
Col. W. w. Holland, Of Fair Play, sends
Ts sample or bis oat crop which meas.
hres SIX feet two inches and 9 half. Col,
Holland made fne crop Of oats, and is
good farmer and lives at home, and is con.
sequently INDEPENDENT OF the world and
the "balance Of mankind"
Mr.. Lewis C. Harrison visited his rela
nYes and friends here for few days last
week. Mr.. Harrison has made Rock Hill
his home and has good position there
He is an excellent young man, and We
hope that the good things Of life will bt
sAowered upon him always.
Nessrs, John q. and =. i. Clarke hayf
formed p partnership in the MERCHANT tail
lFing business, and make an Interesting
announcement In this paper, The Messrs
Clarke are enterprising business MeA, and
their customers will find them better pre-
pared than ever to please thena.
Squire Scudday is becoming expert al
tying connubial knots. On the 9th inst.
he performed this Office for Mr. M. P.
Stuart and Miss r. A. Adams, and on the
9TH Mr.. e. A. Davis and Miss Ophelia
Yeargin were united in the matrimonial
bonds, Squire scudday officiating.