The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-03

& II you want an 6XceGlenL paRlng p0WQer,
try that manufactured by Orr & Sloan. It
is fos sale by all the grocers.
Court ls in session at Wslhalla this week.
Gen. Bonham Is In attendance assisting in
the defense OF q murder case.
Mr.. John T. Lawrence, who has been
clerking for several months in this city,
+ has returned to his old homs, Seneca.
Miss Carrie Giles and Miss Florence
Tempieton, Of Abbeyille, are In the city
visiting the family of Mr.. j. M. Giles.
AS 6 general thing cotton is rather small
for the 1at OF July, but with good seasons
from now on 1t will make up for Lost time.
Miss Meta Lythgos, of Abbeville, is
: spending few days In Anderson as the
guest of her friend, Mrs. F. A. Spellman.
Ms. 8. NJ. Pickens, accompanied by her
children, Of Elberton, Ga, Is In the city
+ visiting the family Of her father, Mr.. W.
Trowbridge.
There will be bicycls races at the Driving
Association TIA k next Friday afternoon
at;6 o'clock. Every body Is invited. No
I admission fee.
Our. devil says the mau who brings in
< the first big watermelon and peck Of nice
: peaches to this Office. will incur and re.
ceiye his blessing.
Married, on Thursday. June q, 1895, by
8 N. O.. Wright, Esq, and at bis residence,
Mr.J. a. Sayiors and Miss T. Branyen, ali
{ of Anderson County.
Miss Nettie Catlett left Tuesday for
Asheville, N O.. where she will spend q
faw weeks, aud then &c, toLTennesss9 TO
visit fetatY6s and friends.
Miss Allie Simpson. Of this city. is visit
ing the family Of Mr.. W. r. Richey in
Laurens, and win visit relatives at Cokes.
bury before returning home.
Rev. J. Z. FAINT, of LittIeton, N. G /, who
has sbeen spending q few weeks In this (his
nativel County. preached in the First
]. Baptist Church last Sunday.
Messrs. Cox. Brown and Gossett three
Of Pelzer's popular young men, came over
last Wednesday evening to witness La
Mascotte in the Opera House.
Mr.. W. Z. Roddey. of Rock Hill. spent
a few days in the citv last week visiting
his daughter. Mrs. w. G.. Whitner, and
gave the INTELLIGENCER call.
Miss 81. Julienne Walker. one of &C.
iumbia's charming young ladies, Is spend
ing few weeks in the city the guest of her
friend. Miss Louise Humphreys.
~ We are requested to announce Tint there
Z will be- preaching at Cross Roads Church
on next Saturday, 9th inst, at $50 o'clock
{ p. m: A full attendance Is desired.
Married, on Thursday. June 27, 1895, al
1 the residence Of Mr.. u. T.. Fleming, by J.
D. Kelly, Notary Public Mr. Lee Freeman
and Miss Mona Reid, all Of Piedmont.
Remember, the Conservative mass meet.
! ing will be held in the Court House next
Saturday. Every Democrat Who ia opposed
to ring rule is invited to attend the meet.
Z ing.
o E. ssybt is Offering bargains in all
summer goods, as viii be seen by referring
to his new advertisement. Give him an
early. call and secure some Of these bar.
gains.
s Mr.. Jas. NJ. Sullivan, who has been
spending several weeks at Cleveland
50P4lhkos Ns " I6tuHuou uOulo mOJU6Y,
sas,,s his stay there has been beneficial to bis
Rev. sidi H. Browne, of Columbia. the
venerable editor of the Christian ,Neioh-
Dor, is spending few days in this section.
his many old friends are delighted to
greet him.
Orr Il Sloan have received their fresh
stock of turnip seed, and to all Purchasers
OF seed they offer their usual prezs of five
dollars for the largest furnip. See adver-
Cadet Thomas Cunningham, ,tof the South
Carolina Military Academy, Reached bome
last Saturday afternoon to spend the sum-
Ter vocation, aud was warmE y greeted BY
Tha: new advertisement Of the g. A..
Reed Music House WILL interest You. Read
sewing macbine' piano, or organ, now is
Mr.. VIII. Anderson, Who has been locat-
ed at Elberton, Ga, b1fying cotton. il now
visiting his parents NEAR the city. Will.
ia a genial, clever yoEug man. and makes
friends wherever he gees.
The Chiqnols Ger man Club of this oitv
Will tender its frie5ads large german at
1ne aotec Cnlquo{la this evening. The
bearasn OrcneatrH. Of Augusta, will fur
nish the music f0G the occasion.
Miss Clara Osborne, who has been Wait
ing IN NewoerFy, has returned home, and
was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Fannie May Earlisle. of Newberry, who
VIII speno several weeks in Anderson.
Hyou neeA protection from either rain
OK the sun gso to Brown. Osborne & Co.'s
AND example their stock of umbrellas and
psrasois. esd what they cay about them
In tneir pe6 advertisement in this issue
Another Slarge and apprecia,ive audience
was preseHt at the Opera House last We'd
La Mascotge by our home troupe, and. of
pleased yEsh the entertainment. saas s A0'' '''n
10 .rn&rrow is national holiday, and the
BANKS Snd public Offices will close. The
nremefa's parade takes place at O'Clock,
ana We suggest that all the merchants
close tnfelr stores at o'clock, so that the
employees can get off and engage in little
'n
Th4 4Greenville District Conference meets
in ttE tEls city next Wednesday aud will con-
t!nn}s in session through Sunday. The
opePing sermon will ha preached Wednes-
DAY, night by Raw. j Il Grier. An inter-
estinig program is arranged for the Confer.
P4.of. John T Milford will conduct the
singing at Triangle School House next
HuHdsy morning at 10 o'clock, and at
Malls Creek Church at O'Clock on the
afternoon Of the sane day. The public is
cYrdially invited to attend these praise
}services.
Mr. L. P. Smiths excursion to Asheville
next Tuesday promises to be q big success,
and II you contemplate going you should
secure your ticket az once. The train will
leave Anderson at s o'clock q. 10. Tuesday,
aid you Will. have two days and two nights
to spend in the "Land of the Sky,'
Mr.. John J. Norris. who is engaged in
erecting an electric plant at ElbertoD, Ca,
came over last week and spent few days
with his parents. He made the trip on
his wheel, the distance being about forty
miles, and was about seven hours on the
road, which, In some places, Is very rough.
Our clever friend, Rev. M. CASA way,
formerly Of this County, but now mis-.