The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-07-12

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city Friday and gave us pleasant call.
Mr.. Tolleson is section master on the
Laurens Railroad, and is worthy, indus
trious young man.
Walter Pickel, of this County, was ar
rested and carried before o. 8. Commis-
pioner Hawthorne, In Greenville, last Sat-
urday under Che charge Of retailing whis-
key without license. The case was con-
tinued for further hearing, and the defen-
dant released on bond.
Mr.. M. B. Jackson, who has been con-
fined to his home in the County the past
year on account Of severe attack of sick
ness, has recovered sufficiently to be up
again and is now in the city. We hope
he will continue to improve and will soon
be restored to his usual health.
Our clever friend, Robert NJ. Shirley, of
Honea Path, wss in the city Monday for
the first time in about three years. he
says Anderson has grown considerably
within that time. Mr.. Shirley is one of
Honea Paths most popular young men,
and Is as fat and Jolly as ever.
The Port Royal q Western Carolina
will sell round trip tickets to Texasand
other Western States on August End and
Srd at one fare for the round trip. Mr..
FAINT, the accommodating and courteous
agent, will take pleasure in giving You
any information IL you think of going.
From the Columbia pspera welearn of
the death Of Mr.. C. Mayhem, which 90.
CURED in that city last Thursday, sged 81
years. Mr.. Msyhew was at one time
citizen Of Anderson, and has many old
acquaintances here who regret to lear of
his death. He leaves a widow and Eve
children.
An exchange says: 'tIf you see fellow
going around with the "kyphosis." or
the bicycle hump, on the back you may
know that he doesn't know how to ride q
J bicycle The way to ride bicycle is to
sit square shouldered, with head erect,
and not hug 1t as you would a bucking
broncho.:
II you are thinking of buying a buggy.
or wagon it will pay yen to read care
fully the new advertisement of the Sylves.
|, ter Bleckley Company, which appears
elsewhere. They are not afraid Of compe-
tltion and will take pleasure in quoting
you prices. Give them call before buy
ing elsewhere.
Our Devil is wearing big, broad grin
and the printers and editors are happy. A
big, fine watermelon arrived at our Office
this morning, with the compliments ofour
venerable friend, Mr.. Jeptba Harper, Of
this county. Accept our thanks, Mr..
Harper, and may you live long and die
happy. dispensary or no dispensary.
I The Oconee New says: "The citizens of
Anderson have at last awoke from their
profound sleep and will meet next week
to organize q Fair and Driving Aasocia.
ton. They do aot propose to allow
Oconee to oI:strip them. Their County
pridl deserves the highest COMMUNICATION
and will result In an honest rivalry be-
tween the two Counties"
DR.. B. NJ. Latimer disd suddenly at his
home, few miles southeast of Honea
Path, in Abbeville county, last Friday af-
ternoon. During the morning be went
out to his melon patch, and did some work.
When he returned to the house, he ste q
hearty dinner and retired to his room. In
short time his daughter, who was the
only member of his family at home at the
time: found him dead, sitting in bis chair.
Mr.. W. ,P.King, an old Anderson Coun.
ty boy, and one OF the cleverest drummers
on the road. has been visiting his old
home in the Fork. he was accompanied
by his friend Mr.. W. Christian, who is
representing the Slower Bicycle Manufao.
Ing Co, Freeport, Ill. Both gentlemen
are eexpert wheelmen and made the trip to
the Fork on their bicycles. They return
ed to the city Tuesday, and we enjoyed q
pleasant call from them.
Mr.. VIM. L. Bolt, of Cartersville, Ga, /,
spent q few days in the city last week, and
was welcome visitor to our sanctum.
He aud his family have been visiting Mrs.
Bolts parents in the Fork. Mr.. Bolt is
an old Anderson boy, and eight years
haye elapsed since he was here. he and
the writer were boy chums, and 1t gave us
as we'll as all of his old friends in Ander.
son great pleasure to meet him. His
adopted home Is doing good part by
him..
Mr.. 9. G.: Simpson has presented us with
basket Of the finest Irish potatoes We
have ever seen produced in this section,
for which We return many thanks Mr..
] Simpson, whose beautiful homo and farm
lies just beyond the southeastern suburbs
Of the city, has devoted portion of his
time thisseason to truck farming, and he
has been quite successful, all of his pro-
duce being very fine. He is now prepar-
ing to plant his second crop of Irish pota-
toes.
Mr.. Andy Brown, who owns valuable
truck farm and vineyard on the southern
suburbs Of the city, and who is as pro.
gressive as he is clever and accommodate
ing, has purchased from the Sullivan
Hardware Co. one OF Woods new steel
mowers, one.horse size. He gave it q
trial on the writer's clover patch a few
days ago, and its work in the field is almost
equal to that of good barber with sharp
razor on the face-leaves nothing above
ground. Persons having any moving to
do would do we'll to secure Mr.. Browns
services.
The midsummer Cosmopolitan, the first
st the new price of 125 cents per copy,
though unchanged in size, excels any
other issue of that magazine In the num-
ber Of Its distinguished contributors, in
the interest Of its contents and in its over
flowing illustrations by famous artists.
Francis Coppee, William Dean Howells,
Camille Flammerion, Andrew Lang,