The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-08

~ There will be services in the Presbyte-
lam Church next Sunday.
fr. B. g. Ligon left last week to spend
days in the mountains.
BET potatoes are late this season. This
to the very late Spring.
Commissioners have an important
TO road overseers. Read it.
+ Re number of Andersonians are
from home enjoying little holiday.
Fhe farmers say that the cotton stalks
are loading from the ground up this year.
Rev. o. Z. Martin has gone to Lone Oak.
) Va, to spend a month In recreation and
rest.
~. Mrs.. J.. Reese FAINT and son, Ollie, went
TO Pickens G. 81. last week to visit rela-
! lives
"A youth wrote to his girl: "Elope with
talonpe.'
Mn. e. q. Ross, who has been visiting
relatives in. Alabama, returned home q
z few daysago.
spending q month in the mountains, re-
turned home last Friday.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. p. Steven
nom for nice treat Of cantaloupes. He is
B marketing some very fine ones.
HON. B. 3. Crayton attended the meet.
q Ing Of the South Carolina Agricultural
Society In Rock Hill last week.
Mrs. Jas. a Copeland, of Laurens, s.. c.,
y is in. the city spend ding few days with
her sister, Mrs. w. B, Dillingham;.
The annual Campmeeting at Sandy
Springs is in protress this week, and is,
we are informed vary well attended.
|: Messra. y. Frierson and w. n. Thomp-
son, Of Anderson, came down Monday to
4 call on their giras.- Clinton Gazette.
Mr.. b. N. Hand who ls now engaged
IN business In Hafs and Elbert Counties,
Ga, has been over visiting his family.
Mr. W.sD. Bewlays accompanied by his
s little son, Of Elberton, Ga spent Sunday
in Anderson with fIis mothers family.
Nj. Thos. Maxwsll is now clerking for
4 Jones d Seybt, where he win be more
than pleased 70 serve his friends at any;
s time. ~. ~ q
Gossett q Brown have q new advertise.
ment IN this paper which you should
read carefully II yon want q bargain in
! Aaos's. 81
~ our patrons vbo desire Ia change their
vea..sements s,si vii us greas 1axor Dy
20 Z 'nslsS 4 niune1ay
all91 ~ s.;g
Suparintsndant Neal. Of tho State Peni.
tentiary, came up last Friday and remain
i ed over TO attend tho campaign meeting
yesterday
NJ q sr,,,. j, !, ,s-sn,,, !, -, poot.
msster, Ieceived bis commission Sunday
nNat snu too cli " .ne
Foslonce. Z
The clarkss hsv Va t,an,lv three more weeks
g sa. c.assg .. ans s.of;s,
81 "a evenings =
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Tba sS WI nng
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2 - = 5ss
The candidates are shaking hanos with,
the people now and .Bre. eyiderlly deter
5 y{.nrined ia mt in cooa time betgfeen now
and the 2sth inst.
e:
q. II. 9Boleman. is s. sick with W feysr.a a. {, at this
Fine Int hoos sha win ssoon bp restored
q ne bar M nsnai hsait, m @ = 80 l' S.o1es1
&
Ne were delighted TO. greet our yenera-
BILE friend, Mr.. >. ]. McLees, Of William
dealing eentiy with him: }. -
a.
The following didates gre announced
4 this week A, NJ. GEyton for Probate
Judge, J.. q. Jonay for Supervisor, and
Winston Smith for Auditor.
Married, on Sunday, August s. 1894, by
3 8. N. Browne. Trial Justice, al his resi-
dence, Mr.. ]. Walter Gray and Miss Mabel
CLARKE, all Of Anderson County. l3
80 q. ~. !. D (. ~
Misi Meta Steedly, OF Athens, Ca, who