The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-07-12
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LOCAL NEWS
"WEDNESDAY, JULY -. 1888 6

sss;;Sl;.s LOCAL NEWS.
3 .Ss "WEDNESDAY, JULY l2 1893.
s.. Will. Brysoni has returned from the
Worlds Fair
Home.raised waie1melons have appear
edson the market.
Miss Willie Harris. of thia'city, is in At.
slanta Visiting friends.
n ias Gertrude Hoyt, Of fGreenville, is in
Il; the city visiting relatives.
Mt.c. r. Bolt has moved Into his new
residences on MoDufae street.
The thermoneaer has been ranging up
In the nineties the past week.
Is: Miss Lillian Murrsh has gone 70 Macon,
Ga, to spend q few weeks witi relatives.
Md. Prue Sloan and family have gone
81 10 the mountains to spend few weeks.
Mrs. sv7 IF. Cor and Mrs. j. o. White
have gone to Highlands to spend y month.
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Mr. W. n. Wilcox, of Elberton, Ga,
has been spending tdsy or two in the
city.
]: disa e. ]. McGrath and daughter. Miss
IS JAMIE, a 8, wishing friends in Asheville,
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Weekend congratulations to our friend.
Pfof. " A. Dickson, of Tngalo. It's q
S. ffine, boy.s
Prof . IF. Rice. of The Tovnyille High
School las gone to Virginia to spend q
tewsweeEs: IS
Mt. B.s Frank Manldin has been sick for
S. week gilmore. We hope tosee him ont
again BOO .:
Mrs. a. w. Todd and children, of Au-
gnsta. Ga, are now visiting her parents
II thin County
Mn. W. a. Campbell and children have
6 gonet 70 q Asheyille. n : O., to: spend few.
weeks viii, relatives.
Mrs.. Vi. Dean is spending several
weeks in Walha1la, her old home, for. the
benefit fher health.
Me- Foster Kirby. Of Abbeville, is
& spending s few days in the city visiting.
81 his uncle Mr.. ]. Q. Hamlin.
Miss y. s.. Tucker, Iva, s. O.. offers e.
81 valuable farm for sale or rent. Sec adver-
tisementit! another column
Itis the general opinion now that un.
Z less we have q late fall, the cotton crop
s9vtll beeut off considerably.
The game law does not expire until the
q 1stsof August. Keep your dog and gun
st home until after that date.
Miss Lilly Warrsn, one OF ,Pendleton's
{ popular young ladies, i. visiting Mrs. e.
& =. Moore on Greenyille street.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Tolly ard Mr. and
IS Mrs. 81. q. Townsend, left Monday for.
Chicago to see the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Z. 2. Smith win run an excursion
& % Ta1lulsh Falls on Friday, else inst.
See particulars In another column.
The weather Is hot but- not too hot for,
the dollarhss man; to continue to suggest
8 solutions for the financial problem.
onr young friend, Mr.. Jim. Bolt, is now
d clerkinssa at A. N, Todd q Co.'S. Drug Store
and studying medicine under DR.. harris,
Rev. %. u. Martin, pastor OF the First
& Baptlst Church Of this city, by invitation
preached at Clemson College last Sunday.
". ID. Mayfeld, State superintendent Of
IS Education, spent last Friday in che city,
in attendance npon the Teachers Institute.
a. call Is pnblished ID ano.her column
for the purpose sof organizing q Camp. Of
United Confederate YeteranS In Anderson.
josie Whitner, infant son of Mr.. and
AIRS. II e. Harrison, Of Waihalla, died on
the 1st inst, aged. seven months and six.
days.
SIS Rev. Mr.. Stahll, OF Williamson, spent
Sunday in the city and preached in the
Methodiut Church both morning and
evening.
~, Mr.. John "A. O'Neal has returned .
S Austeil, Ga, to spend q few weeks. The
mineral springs there are greatly improv-
ing his health.
- Mrs. ]. "a. Wakefield, Of storeville, and
Miss Hattie Crow;her, Of Antreville, are
@ Ia thecity visiting the formers daughter,
Mira. II. H Watkins.
The. Treasurers OF the Woman's Mis-
sion Societies OF saluda Baptist Associs.
a ton are requested to forward their receipts
TO Miss J. Lois Watson, Anderson, 8. @.
The sowing of turnip seed WILSON be
in order, and Orr & SIoan's new adver.
tisement has some important information
e e In reference thereto. Be sure to read it.
There will be q pic MIC ct Richard Rob
s9finson,s bridge, on Little River, on sstur.
day. end inst Every body is invited to
attend and to bring Gheir dinner baskets.
Col. : Orr, of Greenville, spent few
= honrs In the city last Friday on his way
home from Clemson College, where he
had been attending the opening exercises.
"a mule belonging to negro tenant on
=. Mr.. w. g. Watson's plantation, in the
Mountain Greek section, was killed sud-
denly by lightning last Thursday after
noon.
Col. and Mrs. J. B. Patrick have gone
to Mississippi to visit the latter's relatives.
e They Will visit the Worlds Fair aad
other points of interest before returning
home.
Mr.. Bsylis Maxwell returned from the
meantainB Last week, and reports the
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