The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-16

Church next Sunday morning.
Miss Mamie wicklife, Of I.lberton, Ca,
lis spending q few days In Anderson visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Breazeale.
Mr.. w. p. Stansell, Of Greenville Coun-
~, has been spending few days in the
city visiting his nephew, Mr.. Hand.
The Rocky River Baptist Association
(colored) is holding Its annual meeting
this week g few miles east Of the city.
Miss Mamie Earle. of Greenville, who
has been visiting the family OF. Mr.. r. O.
Cunningham. will return home to-day.
MstsE. B. Murray has gone to Wash
ington to attend to some professional busi-
ness. Heexpects to return home satur-
day.
The negro campmeetipg at Mount Sinai
( attracted an immense crowd last Sunday,
but we are told that the best of order pre-
vailed.
a number Of our people will not be able
to attend the Worlds Fair, but they will
+ be sure to Wait the Augusta Exposition in
October.
a gentleman who has travelled over the
greater portion Of tha County in the past
SfsW days says he has never seen the cotton
& betterfruited.
Mr. j Pink Catlett has rented the store
s & room under the INTELL1aEEoER Office,
and will open a meat market and q stock
or fgroceries. go. a...,-. ..s..,,
The Anderson merchants are going to
spread themselves this fall, and they will.
get a bigge. trade than ever before from
all of the adjoining Counties.
Toccoa (aa.l Ne,os:: :, ,Messra. King and
Dobbins, OF Broy les. s. c., visited Mr.. g.
Nv. Swilling this week. They are charmed
with; Toceoaa and its surroundings. !"
II You are needing an engine and ex.
fpect to buy one, II. will pay to read the
new advertisement of the Sullivan Hard
ware Company in another column.
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Mr.. e. 81. Poore spent a. few days over
on the eastern eide Of the County, around
his old home, last week. He reports
plenty of rain and good crops over there.
Mr. A. q. Means, of the Means Com.
pany, has returned from the markets, and
I his new stock Of goods is comingin. Our
! readers will hear from the Company later.
Hartwell San,: "Mr. g.. N. G. Boleman,
Auditor Of Anderson County, s. G., was
Z In town the past week. He is son Of
our respected citizen, Mr.. w. H. Bole.
man"
Misses Fannie and Sallie Watkins, &C.
companiad by their tneice, Miss Leila
Moore, all of Honea Path, are in the city
visiting their brothers. Messrs. II. a. and
J. N. Watkins.
We were glad to greet our old friend,
Col. J. g. Haynie, in the city Tuesday.
He has about recovered from his recent
illness, which kept him confined to his
bed for several weeks.
Mr.. J. Clarence McFall, of Danville,
Va, is spending short vacation in the
city with his mother and family. He
looks hale and hearty, and all of his old
friends are glad to greet him.
Mr.J.. W. Lee has just returned from a
trip to the mountains. where he went on
visit to bis father in Oconee County.
j He reports crops good on the Chatooga
River. Also, a large crop Of fruits.
Mr.. D. p. McBrayer, who spent last sea.
SON in Anderson buying cotton, has re.
turned and will handle tho heecy staple
sgain this fall and winter. His many
friends are delighted to greet him again.
We are glad to note that our young
friend, Will. Webb, has recovered sufi-
olently from his recent accident to be able
to ride out. We hope he will continue to
improve end soon be able to resume his
business.
Tramps are reported very numerous
throughout the northwest and to be com.
mitting all kinds of depredations. People
should be on the watch for them, as the
vanguard is liable to reach here at ar
early date.
It Is said that the several Third Party
ties who recently went over to Georgia
from this County to hear Tom Watson
speak were so we'll pleased, that they are
making an effort to get him to visit An
derson and speak here.
Mr.. J. Z. Breazeale, who has had the
contract for repairing Cooley's Bridge, on
the saluda, has about completed his work,
and the travelling public can cross it. Mr..
Breazeale, as he always does, has done
good Job Of work on the bridge.
The latest infurDastion We have from
Clemson College is that the students who
were injured in tSe recent accident are
getting along as we'll IS possible, and it is
believed that none Of the injuries will
prove fatal. We hope this is true.
A party, consisting Of Mr.. A. Lesser,
Miss Lizzie Williams, Mrs. A. M. Guy.
ton, Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Josie Lesser
leave tomorrow for an extensive trip.
Taey will visit Chicago, Niagara Falls
New York and other points of interest.
Dr.. W. e. Campbell, of Bolton, was in
the city Monday, and we were glad to
greet him In our Office. Tine Doctor, ac-
companied by his wife, will leave shortly
for New York, where he will spend the
next Eve or six months in ons of the best
medical colleges in that city in further
posting himself in the knowledge OF bis
profession. We wish him and his good
wife a pleasant sojourn In the great city.