The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-08-07
Luscious grapes are abundant and cheap.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. Z, 1895.
Luscious grapes are abundant and cheap.
More corn cribs will have to be built this
fall.
II these be dog days, give US the dog
gone days.
Mr.. g. E. Brown and family have re.
turned from tho mountains.
Supervisor Snelgrove has an important
notice TO Road Contractors.
Some of the farmers say that full crop
of cotton can't now be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Brown are visiting
the latter's parents in Orangeburg.
The mansgers for the approaching cleo
hon are announced In another column.
Rumor says ehere will be dozen we'd
dings in Anderson this fall and winter.
Mrs. DR.. Narramore who has been visit.
Ing friend8 In Columbia, is at home again.
The camp meeting at Sandy Springs be.
gins tomorrow and will continue through
Sunday.
The big annual excursion from Charles.
s ton to the upcountry takes place on the
14th inst.
4 The new schedule of the G & G division
OF the Southern Railway appears on the
fourth page.
The firm of r. A. Lewis d Co, at Bel.
ton, has dissolved partnership. See ad.
vertisement.
Col. Patrick informs us that the prospect
for new students from Anderson County is
% encouraging.
Mn. Ssllie Crayton has gone to Glenn
3 Springs to spend few weeks for the bene.
ft Of her health.
Mr.. W. J. w. Skeltsn, Of Hartwell, Ga.,
offers two valuable tracts of land for sale.
See advertisement.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bolin Allen, of Lown-
desvilie, spent few days last week In the
city visiting relatives.
-; Our young friend, A. L. Smith, Of the
Belton section, is spending few days In
] the city with relatives.
Mn. W. W.. Robinson has gone to
Ridgeway to spend few weeks visiting
hsr parents and friends.
Mr.. Darwin L. Reid, Of Sandy springs,
has just returned from brief visit TO Fer
nandina and Amelia Beach, Fla.
Miss Norma Power, ore of Augusta's
& pretty young ladies', formerly of Anderson,
is on q visit to relatives in the city.
& M Mr. L. p. Smith will run his excursion
TO Asheville on Monday, 10Th inst. Fur.
ther particulars will be given next week.
The total vote Of the County in the pri-
mary was 1888, which Ia little more than
one third Of the white vote Of the County.
Mr.. A. w. Todd, Of Augusta, is up for o
J. few days visiting his family who are spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Todd's parents.
RI a large brick warehouse Is being erected
on Church street, in the rear of Ligon q
Ledbetters store, and will be used by
them.
Capt. and Mrs. P. x. Norris and Mr..
z and Mrs. M. 4. Willis leave this afternoon
for Highlands. where they will sojourn
for . short while.
Married. on Thursday, August I, 1895.
ofthis city, and Miss Jessie Mcdonald, Of
Varennes Township.
There are 8 few men loafing In the city
who have no visible. means of support.
There is a city ordinance, we believe,
fitted for such cases.
Married, on Tuesday evening. July 30,
1885, at Mountain Springs Church. by
Rev.sD. i Spearmau, Mr.. Ernest Bowen
and Miss Della Guthrie.
Mr.. CT q. Provost, of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
is in the city spending few days with his
mother and family. Hia many old friends
are glad TO greet him.
The g. q G E. r. and branches are now
Z In better condition than they have ever
been since the Road has been built. and
the trains make better time.
The "Silver Tean at Mrs. Humphreys'
!, last Thursday evening wss most enjoy
able occasion, and netted $l1 90 for the
Confederate Monument fund.
An old bachelor suggests baby show
for the next entertainment In Anderson,
7 and says he will contribute literally to the
prizes. Let us have the show.
H1Nillie," !" said Jimmie, "what's blias2
heard somebody say it to-day and don't
know what It MEANS" "Peach and apple
pie three times day." ssid Willie.
The subscribers to the capital stock Of
The Excelsior Oil, Fertilizer and Ginning
Co. will meet next Saturday for the pur-
pose Of organizing. See advertisement.
a protracted meeting will begin at Wei
come Church, seven miles north Of the
in this month. All are invited to attend.
We havn't heard from some Of our cor
respondents in several weeks. Wake up,
friends. and let the thousands of readers
know what is happening in your commun-
ity.
Rev. o. L. Martin, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. has been granted short
vacation. which he will spend at Loneoak,
Va. We join his friends in wishing him q
pleasant trip.
Mrs. A. Stivender, of Leesburg, Fla. is
spending month with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Drake, in Martin Town.
ship Her visit is source of much pleas
nre to her old friends
The farmers are now having good time
resting in the shade and having plenty
of good things. The farmers may not
realize 1t, but they enjoy the happiest lives
than any other people on the earth.
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A series of meetings will begin at Smiths
Chapel, South Anderson Circuit, next Sun.
day night, 11th inst. The pastor will be
assisted by Rev. G P. Watson, of this
city. All are invited to attend the ser.
vices.
The Messenger is tho name of q new
paper that has just made its appearance at
Essley, with Mr.. A. W. Hudgens as editor.
It Is neal and uewsy, and we welcome it
to our exchange list, with best wishes for
Its success.
Mr.. E. P. McAdams, formerly of this
city but who has been living at Little
Creek, Ga, for year or two past, has
moved TO Tallepoosa, Ca. having accepted
q position with the Leading mercantile
firm Of that town.
Mr.. Fred. Maxwell. of this city, is now