The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-31
The peaches, 80 far this season, are very

Anderson spending few days with rela-
dives.
Much nesded showers have fallen in
various sections Of the County during the
past weak.
Misses Ida and Nora Hammond, of Alb
b,ville, are in Anderson visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Aylette Chalmers, one of Able.
ville's popular young ladies, is In the city
visiting friends.
Misses Lizzie and Wreece Mckinney, of
Athens, Ca, are visiting friends and rela-
Z tives in the city.
Capt. J. M. Patrick is out on the road
looking after the interests of the Patrick
Military Institute.
Good showers continue to fall in various
tinuepromising.
Black tongue, a disease peculiar and very
destructive to cattle, is prevalent in some
sections of the State.
5 Mr.. and Mn. Andrew A. McFall and
Cnildren. Of Bennettsvill0, 8. c., are In the
city Visiting relatives.
The Alliance meeting takes place at San
dy Springs tomorrow, Several speakers
: are expected TO be present
Protracted meetings are now going on in
almost every section Of the County. May
much good be accomplished.
Mr.. T. Holleman and family went up
] oWalhalla last week to spend few days
with MIR. Hollemsn's parents.
Attention Is directed to the advertise.
inent of that old. time institution of learn.
ing, the South Carolina College.
Master Clarence. son ofour clever friend,
4 Mr. 2. @. Mcdowell, Of Hodges, Ia visiting
his grandparents In Centreville Township.
Our couutry friends are bringing some
fine melons to the market now. The crop
II q large one and the melons are chesp.
An advertisement of wofford College
8 appears in another column. This College is
recognized as one Of the best in the State.
NswberTy is-to have big bicycle meet
on che 9th August. Several Of Ander-
sons wheelmen contemplate being pres-
ent.
Tho Excelsior Oil, Fartilizer and Gin.
ming Co. will open books of subscription
on Friday, August 2nd. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold and family, of
Athens, Ga, have been spending the past
I week In the city with Rlr. Arnold's pa
rents.
Nj. w. p. Mcclellaud, who has been
living at Boardman. Fla for several years
past, has returned to his old home In this
County.
Mrs. N. e Watson and Mrs W. E Lee
are -at Calhoun Falls spending while
drinking the health giving waters of the
Springs there.
The Elberton (Ga.) Star of last week
z ssys: Miss Victoline Nardin. reigning
belle Of Anderson, 8 G, Is visiting Miss
Georgia Heard
An infant daughter of Mr.. A. C. Black.
ston, an employee of the Anderson Cotton
Mills, died yesterday and the remains were
carried to Pelzer for interment
DR.. Thcs. 8. Humphreys, of ofLincolnton,
Ga, and brother of our late townsman,
0Su w u VISluR Ies6-
: tiyes and old friends In this County.
Mr.. and Mrs. John .Catlett left yester-
day for Asheville, N. O., and Morristown,
Tenn. where they will spend the next two
I months visiting relatives and old friends.
E Marion Rucker, Esq one of the as
sistant attorneys In the Interior department
Washington, ID. O., has been spending
% H0r In, "a AZ 10 u3of h Sc
Mr.. VIM. Laughlin, wife and mother re.
turned home Friday from three weeks
staya at Pswley's Island. Mr.. Laughlin
says 1t Is q most delightful resort to visit.
Hicks promises three stormy periods for
August They are to come 1, Q, 8; then
1916. and the last the 1927. There will
belocal cloud bursts with much wind and
b1uster.
B. o. Evans & Co. have new adver-
tisement in another column. which will
prove especially interesting to parents of
boys. They are offering boys,pants from
IS cents up TO $500.
Prof. ]. w. Gaines, formerly Of this
County, but who has been teaching school
at Westminster for the past two years, has
besn elected Principal of the Graded
School at Bamberg, s. G.
A 16 yeer-old son of Butler Stanton was
drowned last Thursday afternoon in Big
Greek, four miles from Williamson. The
body was discovered by the father one
Il hour, after the drowning.
The registration books will be open on
the first Monday In August, as usual. and
there Is still one more opportunity to reg.
lister before the election Of delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.
Judge Benet ordered carpets to be placed
on the stairway leading up to the Court
Room In Spartanburg recently. Wonder
what he will do with our old Court
House when he gets around here?
The cotton market has not materially
changed in ton days. All the months are
quoted under Z cents until December
when 1t touches that figure. That now
looks like 6 cent cotton for Anderson.
Charlie Caldwell, we'll known negro in
the city, was convicted in the Mayors
Court Monday morning +, r stealing piece
ct bacon from the store Of j. a. Austin &
Co. S. co or twenty days was his sentence.
Willie Claude, infant daughter Of Mr.. ].
l.. Masters. died at the home of her pa.
rents at Fort Hill, c., on Friday, 10th
inst, aged eleven months The remains
ofthe little one were inferred at Old Stone
Church.
The watermelon season is now In full
blast. Don't have the rhines scattered
about the streets. II you do the health
tfficers will make case against you and
you will have to answer the charge In the
Mayors court.
Married. at the residence of Mrs. M. J.
Orr. in this city, on, Wednesday, July "a,
]s65 at 10 o'clock. ty Rev. G. P. Watson,
Mr.. John sadler, Of this County. and Mrs.
Eliza Edwards. daughter of Mrs Susan
Kelly, formerly of Union, hut now of this
city.
Louis Burnett, young man who YVES
arrested here last Friday, charged with at.
tempting to assault nine year old negro
girl. was found guilty of an assault in JUS
tice Snip es' Court and sentenced to work
twenty days on the roads in the chain
gang.
Miss T,eize Wilmer, who has been quite
sick in Virginia, returned home last Sat.
urday, In COMPANY with her father. who