The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-07-05


Rev. E. Hutson preached in the
Methodist Church last Sunday morning
and evening.
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last: Friday for their summer home in
Cashier's Valley. #
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spend thesnmmer. .9ss
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s. Ins weather, Sthus far, has been quite
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Mrs. ". 9. Little, OF Eatonton, Ga, is
~ Wy y 'ssss nel pa1eas' =. auu
r,ar.h :. {, =. s I - $3.50 sA' ~. Aa
Various sections OF the County have
the pa.t faw davs. and tha farmers !. re .
pleased. q
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Ing : lonees flremen Wlil meet next
!. ara n,red to attend s. & 8 am ;mnn,,tant
5 meeting
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n ess.. y. =. otep phenson ana = b =. AL
In the city and were welcome visitors TO
our sanctnm.
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ha.,, 5tt ,tts, !, & . ztha ro,n ,,,sn.a.'s.. ;.
sa.. .s,,.s...., . ga. .ess ~
! .turnefi home. - -, 3 81
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a.ans 14auu. one u Tue oioese ci.l-
sns -. 80 ,:1 ,ssne Soauey, uieus az sue
nSme :. a,s son, nr. o'epnen Lano' at.
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aa1os, - nas .esufnea nomo " spelu
us samMo1 sa'aslou.
Ar. Cora Walters, of Birmingham
H.. spent Monday night In the city 1ith
her aunt. Mrss Mcsmith, on the way to
her OLD home In New1erry.
Miss Jamie Roaamnnd. of tho Brushy
Creek section, and Miss Jane Cauhle, OF
Greenyille, are spending few days in the
city with Miss Lizzie Williams.
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= .ns ev.eas'es.e N4'. 1ou'71as .or jury
4 contains pictpr.s Of several Confederate
Generals and picture OF ths battle of Bull
Run.
rh. E,at pn.L so,o,, xn,,, or., No..
uondav Il,,h inst and prof N;.ho,.c-,
the Prine1psl, wants all pupils who can
posssloiy 90 80 70 Dc present on the OPEN
lng Gay.
a fn,l stock of law BLANKS nm hand.
Deeds. Mortgages Of Real Estate and Per-
sonal -Propertv. Arrest Warrants and
& other lfiai Jpstice islan Ks always for sale at
low p'lces.
Mr. J. M. Williams, tho barber, has an
advertisement in another column, to
which, your attention Is directed. His
Z ..Dead Shot, will certainly rid your head
OF dandrnu.
Mr.. G. M. sherard. who lives near the
city, exhibited to as Monday morning a
cabbage stalk With cluster Of nine small
bat firm heads growing from it. It'was
{ certainly vegetable curtosity.
II is said that .Uncle Sans" silver
dollars are worth now. about so cents
apieee. ..ut II you owe us anything We
will continue 10 take them at their face
value. If yoc don't believe it, try as.
o p,.o
spent few days in the city last week Wis
ing relatives and friends. Mr.. Cox is one
ofBsltoa's most popular young men, ana
ts as GENIAL And Dig-hearaed as he is popu-
lar.
pav w u p;nson and Rev p w.
seigler are conducting An interesting meet
ing in the Second Baptist Church, this
city. Up to last night four persons had
Joined the Church. and others are deeply
interested.
.Take onr advice and read L. q. seers
DOW saselslSetnen.. ne es'l' n,e s.e o".aoye
z sni.A suu,n az" - onos q 's =. w., -
Ma'e. 1'oseis' ~ 'ses aua ~ ,.aps "' c;~" c,
ne asso nsS = io' u iiu'S'''' 0n0ap' '
o'n = ca'.
Mr.. B r. Pullen, who has been buying
cotton in Mississippi for the past six OF
eight months, has rstarned to his home in