The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-08-21

Chief Constable FAINT is at home on a
short vacation.
We believe the young ladies of Ander-
son are shy Of bloomers.
The zig crop is almost complete failure
in this section this season.
Frying.size chickens are not equal to
the demand In this market.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. M. Tolly have returned
from visit to Eiberton, Ga.
Sugar is cheap, and houeekeepers should
preserve all the fruit possible.
The negro excursion to Newberry to.
morrow promises to be success.
Miss Matte Jonee, of Hartwell Ga, is
in Anderson the guest of friends.
Postmaster Barr has been quite sick the
past week, but Is now convalescing.
NIB. F. Moss, who has been sick for
several weeks. Is able to be out again.
Good raine have been general through
out the County during the past week.
Mr. e: q. Evans wants to buy old brass,
ecrsp iron, DO. See his advertisement.
Twenty wagon loads Of melons were
counted on the streets at one time on Mon.
dsy.
her residence on Main Street, Sept. 2,
prox.
Mrs. John P. Bailey and children, of
ElbertoD, Ga, are visiting lelatives in this
section.
The mercury in the thermometer has
been getting almost out Of reach the past
: few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Todd and children,
OF Seneca, have been visiting relatives in
Anderson.
Misses Virginia and Maggie Evans are
in Union. visiting their brother. Mr.. e. g.
Evans, Jr.
Mr.. +. j. Pelzer and family, Of Charles.
ton, are now at their summer home near
Pendleto1.
Mrs. Hal. Richardson, Of Columbia, is
IN Anderson visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
: Z. Bonham.
The farmers are now anxious to get
their fodder In their barns. The crop will
be immense.
Mrs. T. 8. Cray ton left Monday for Bal.
timore, where she will spend several weeks
With relatives.
Mr.. w. J. Moorhead, of Darlington. s.
O, ,spent last week at Bolton visiting his
old friends and relatives.
90 Mrs. r, e. Allen went over to Greenville
last week to spend q few days with her
I sister, Mrs. ]. N. Watkins.
Mr. +. w. Or'msn, of Charleston, is
spending Dhort vacation In the city with
his brother, Mr.. A. L Ortman.
Rumor ssys that one OF Anderson's most
charming young ladies is soon to wed a
SneWspaper man from distant State.
Lewis G. Richardson, cadet at the q. s.
4 Naval Academy, is spending six weeks
leave Of absence at his home in this Coun-
~.
Miss Mamie Norris, of the Thornwell
s Orphanage, Clinton, s. G., is spending q
short vacation in this section with rela-
tives.
The sweet potato crop is reported fine.
The first Of the season were brought to
the market last week by Mr.. w. P. Ste
venson.
DIR. Ralph w. Brown, of Roanoke, Va,
arrived in Anderson last week to attend
the bedside Of his sister, Miss Flossie, who
lis seriously i'll.
II ~
Carnesyille (Ga.) Tribune: .Mr. Eddie
Fleming and two sisters, of near Piedmont,
4S. O., have been visiting relatives near
town several days."
4 The excursion from Charleston last
Wednesday brought big crowd to the up.
country. About twenty persons were
Maj T. n. Russell, who has been spend
ing several months in Texas, has returned
home. His sojourn In Texas seems to
have agreed with him.
The INTELLIGEECER acknowledges re.
ceipt of an invitation to attend the State
Firemen's Tournament in Florence on
Monday, september2.
W ho will be the first to bring us new
boil Of cotton? It is now believed that in
most sections the crop Will begin to open
about as early as usual.
). N. Rhodes, of this County. who has
been sewing six months for violation Of
che revenue laws, was released from the
Greengtile Jail last Thursday.
Three prisoners Ia the County Jail came
near making their escape last Sunday
night, but Sheriff Gaines discovered their
scheme in time to prevent them,
Misses Ida and Norah Hammond, two
charming young ladies' of Abbeville, g.
G., left yesterday, after pleasant visit to
their cousin, Mrs. j. Fl. Bewley.
Comptroller General Norton was in the
city Last week to make the annual settle
ment with County Treasurer Payne. AS
usual be found everything alright.
The excursion from Anderson to Ashe-
vile last Monday was both pleasant and
successful. The excursiooists reached
home this morning about o'clock.
Miss Seppie Bswley, one Of Anderson's
charming young ladies, left last week for
Macon, GA. where che will attic d the
Georgia Alabama Business College.
Our young friend, John A. Simpson, Of
Toccos, Ga, who has been Visiting rela.
tives In this County, was in the city Mon
day, and gave Us an appreciated call.
Mr.. VIM. Leughlip, OF the Means Co.,
is in the northern markets buying an i'm
mense stock Of clothing and furnishing
goods for the fall and winter seasons
Ifhogs are turned into the orchard this
month they will eat many wormy apple
and peach and thus lessen the number of
moths which will lay eggs next spring.
Mr.. w. T. Wright, Of the Southern
Railway, spent last week In this County
with his parents. He was on the sick list,
but a few days rest soon made him well.
Miss Bertha Reese. who has been spend
ing several weeks 10 Waynesvile, N. c.,
returned home Sunday. Her many friends
and admirers are delighted to have her
among them again.
G. r. Jones & Co. call attention this
week to their immense stock Of trunks,
valises, etc, which they are Offering to
the trade at very low prices. Read care
fully what they say.
Miss Daylight Barr and Miss Archie
Navis of Green Vile Miss COruelia Orr of