The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-17
Read Mr.. 4. B. Towers new advertise.

MIN Ida shumate is in cokes6ury visit
Ing friends.
Mrs. q. N. Reid, Of Augusta, is In the
city visiting relatives.
There Is only one train day now over
Tie Blus Ridge Railroad.
Mr.. o. 8 Sullivan apsnt few days in
- bertons Ga, last week.
Miss Jennie Todd, OF Angusts, is In
Anderson visiting relatives.
Messrs. A. L. Welch and r. 8. Hill haye
moved into their new residences.
Misses Ids and vashti Keys, of Green
5 VILE, are In the city visiting relatives.
Mra. VIM. Harden and Miss Bradley, of
Savannah, are-at the Chiquola. to spend
several weeks.
Anderson has large number Of summer
: visitors, and oil Of them are charmed with
the electric city.
Mr. and Mrs. jas. T. Snow. OF Hartwell,
9a., came over last week to spend few
sdaya in Anderson.
!, Mr.. Ed. Kay has been quite aiok for
several days, but he Is now mending and
will soon be out again.
The old veterans Of the Palmetto Rifles
S iere anticipating 3 most enjoyable time at
& their reunion next Saturday.
What has become Of the June bugs? It
i is said that very few or none have been
/ Been in the country. this summer.
.s Mr.. Dexter Brown, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Mollie, left yesterday to spend
fortnight ut Horse Cove, N. G.
Mr. and Mra ]. N. Smith, of Greenville,
are spending this week Iii Anderson visit.
ing their son. Mr.. Jesse NJ. Smith.
Mr. a. a., Ligon, OF Spartanburg, has
been spending few days in the city visit
8 ing his mother and other relatives.
Mr.. y. r. Charlton. the genial represen
: tative Of the Richmond Paper Manufacture.
ing Co, was in the city this morning.
So Mr.. w. ]. Yates and family, of Charles.
ton, Will errive In the city to day and will
spend the next two months atthe Chiquola.
Misses Mamie Wickliffa and Leila Rus.
sell have been elected assistant teachers In
The Normal and Industrial College at Rock
Mr.. i. p. Smith oontemplates running
another excursion to Asheville next
month. The fare from all points will be
Mfs. n. a. Murrah IL having neat cot
tage erected on Greenville street, near her
old home place. Mr.. ]. N. Smith has the
contract.
Mr.. ]. w. White, of Newberry, has been
spending few days; in Anderson. The
INrEnLIaENoER was glad to have call
from him.
MIR e. Browne, OF Blackstock, 8. c.,
! is spending q few days In Anderson visit
Ing relatiyes: We were glad to greet him
In our sanctum.
Miss Bertha Sharpe, after 9 pleasant
3 Nashville, Tenn, and friends In Atlanta,
{ has feturned home.
ss Miss Pauline Clinkscales entertained q
few Of her friends at 9 lawn tea last Wed
nesday evening, and, Of course, 1t was an
! enjoyable occasion.
Another oil mill is now an assured fact
In Anderson. "A chsrter has been applied
4 for, and the stock is being rapidly sub.
i scribed. Let the good work go on.
The excursionists to Asheville report a
8 most enjoyable trip The Mascotte troupe
8 pleyed 70 NJ f1il house there, and was
z highly cornplirnented by all who witnessed
3 IT, - ~ 80 35Ss
- Elberton (7a.) Star: :. Mrs. E. Rucker,
with two grand daughters, Misses Taylor,
of Anderson, 8. c.. visited Mrs. E F..
Wright this week at her beautiful subur-
ban villa. |. :s.s IS 81 '-'ss
EditcS Robinson, ,of the Pickens Journal,
was q delegate to the District Conference,
& which wes In session In this city last week
Y he was q welcome visitor to the INTEILI-
GENcER sanctam.
~ II gives M pleasure to announce that our
young friend, Temple Ligon, who has been
quite aick with fever. Is now improving
4 and viii soon, It is hoped, be restored to
his usual good health.
q: Mrs. Mary Keith, accompanied by her
Z little grandson, Ogerman VanWyck, has
gone 70 Sali1bury, N. @, where she will
epend 9 few months with her daughter,
: Mrs. w. R. Oyerman.
Weare indebted to our clever friend,
Col. Fred. Wanamaker, who is a popular
official in the Civil Service Department at
Washington, D. O., for interesting publ.
cations from that Department.
Married, on Tuesday. July 1e. 1895. by
A..A. Carpenter, Trial Justice, at the resi-
Al IsSI IAe, eaS r. % ns-,
can, In the city of Anderson, Mr.. John A.
Fields and Miss Matte Duncan.
a series of meetings will begin at Va
rennes Church on Friday, 26th Inst. Rev.
I g. Z. Wilson is expected to assist the
pastor in the services. The holy commnn.
Ion will be administered on Sunday.
A startling piece of intelligence reached
this oflce this week, 1t being Messrs. Dean
q Ratlifs's new ad. They request that the
Others will do we'll to read and act quick.
During the past week there has been
right lively competition among the soda
water dealers of Anderson. One firm has
been giving it aEsy. Anderson is q live,
progressive town, and don't you forget 1t.
Supervisor Snelgrove requests us to an.
noupce that the time of letting the contract
for repairing the bridge over Is mile creek,
near ): g. Stribling's, has been changed
from Friday, July 20. to Friday, August @
Don't forget tosow turnips and rutsbagas
during this month. for winter use. Besides
being very Wholesome for table use, they
always command q good price in the mar
ket and stock are particularly fond ol
them.
Prot. J. Scott Murray. of Mercer College,
Macon. Ga, reached Anderson last week
and will spend his vacation here with his
mother end family. His many friends are
delighted to greet him, and to see him
DOCKING 30 well.
The livery stable occupied by MCGEE &
Dillingham;, on Benson erect. has been
torn down and Is being replaced with a
new building Of modern design. Mr. @.
n. Guest Is the contractor, and is pushing
the work rapidly.
nr. ]. n. Westmoreland. a popular and
well known citizen of Greenville, died
suddenly in that city last week. To alle-
viate acute suffering, chlGroform was ad.
e-fe HIxp Lta a.