The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-08-14


they say.
Messrs. D. Cardwell and A. McBee, Jr.,
OF the Southern Railway, we're in the city
yesterday.
Misses Lucy and Maggie Craft of this
County, have besn visiting friends In Ell.
z bert County, Ga.
Rev. G.. B. Moore, of Fur,nan Univer-
sity, will preach in the First Baptist
Church next Sunday.
Our young to,vnsmar, Fred. Maxwell,
was the champion at the bicycle races in
Newberry last week.
Miss Carlisle aud Miss Gibbes, of Allan
IA, who have been visiting In Anderson,
hsYe returned home.
DR.. F. Z. Narramore has decided to To-
cate In Columbia, His friends regret to
nee him leave Anderson.
a number of our citizens are planting
their second crop Of Irish potatoes. This
crop Is worth giving your attention.
The Means Co.'s new advertisement will
interest you, If You want to buy goods at
your own price. Read what they say.
Mr.. Warren Guyton. OF the W. & A.
Railroad, Atlanta, Ga, is spending his va.
cation with his parents In this County.
Mrs. Leila v. swank, of Baltimore, ard
Miss Ruth Davenport, of Augusta, Ca,
: are In the city Visiting Mrs. ]. L. Mauldin.
Rev. J. N. H. summerell has been sick
for the past ten days and was not able to
fll his pulpit In the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday.
Mr.. r. E. Burriss. one of the clerks at
the State Peniteniary, Is spending few
days with his parents and other relatives
in this section.
Mr.. g. E. Moore, of the FTones Path
Chronicle, was In the city Monday, and
q GER sanctum.
The reunion of Orr's Regiment takes
place to-day and to morrow at Sandy
Springs. Gen. Bonham will address the
veterans to-day.
A small grammar was found on South
Main street last Monday. The owner can
get the same by calling at this Office and
proving property.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
ofthe Anderson Cotton Mills will be held
in the Court House on Tuesday, September
17th. See advertisement.
The INTEILIaRNCER's list of subscribers
continue to increase. Let the good work
( 90 on. We have plenty Of room on our
book for more names.
Elberton (Ga.) Star: s'Miss Addie Cheek,
beautiful young lady Of Anderson, s. G.,
hnP povf kl,ar oeke ~
; Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon."
The name Of Mr.. J. w. Wyatt, Of the
Brushy Greek section, has been added to
the List Of candidates for delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.
Mrs. II. M. Dunwooay, of Atlanta, Ga.,.
Is in the city visiting her mother and
family Mr.. Dunwoody came over and
spent Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. w. J. Dargan, of Gseenville,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. J. B.
Douglas. of Florence, is in the city visiting
Misses Minnie and Lena Macarthur, Of
Woodland, Miss, have been spending The
past week in Anderson as tie guests Of
their aunt, Mrs. r. Y. 81. Nance.
Married, on Touraday, August 8, 1895,
at the residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr..
CD. Giles, by Rev. j. f. Singleton, Mr..
]. W. Shirley and Miss Mittie Giles.
Mr.. e P. Sloan and family, who have
been spending a month at Pawley's Island,
have returned home. Mr.. Sloan's health
was greatly benefited by his stay there.
Mrs. N. T. Tins, who has been quite
nick at her fathers home in Martin Town
ship, has, we are glad to say, recovered,
and returned to her home in Garvin Town
ship.
An exchange says there is newspaper
editor over In Georgia who is 30 enthusi.
estic on the silver question that he will not
believe the time as indicated by ''gold"
watch.
Now is the time to lay in your winters
supply Of coal. A coal trust is being
formed, and the price Of coal no doubt will
bs considerably advanced within the next
few weeks.
Last Saturday aud Sunday portion Of
Garvin Township was visited by severe
storms of wind, rain and hail, and consid-
erable damage vas done to the crops, es-
pecially the corn.
Miss Eva Kirby. of Ab5eville, is spend.
ing awhile in Anderson with the family
of her uncle, Mr.. J. G. Hamlin. Miss
Kirby Is one of the most accomplished
pianists in the State.
Married. on Sunday, July %. 1895, by
Rev. J. F. Singleton, at the residence Of
Mr.. g. W. Grant, Mr.. W. A. Grant, Of
Oconee County, and Miss Annie Marshall,
of Anderson County.
The hurricane signal. edopted by the
United States weather bureau, will con-
sist of two red flags with csntors, and will
be displayed from all bureaus likely to be
affected by hurricane.
Mr.. J. G. McFall, of Danville, Va. Ia
spending short vacation in the city with
his mother and family. He looks hale and
hearty, and his visit ia source Of much
pleasure to his old chums.
Mr.. ]. w. Bruce went to Pickens last
week to spend short vacation. A few
days after his arrival there he was pros
trated with sickness, but We are glad to
learn that he Is now recovering.
Rev. w. T. Capers. of the Episcopal
Church, has accepted an invitation to
preach at Clemson College next Sunday.
However, his Church will not be closed,
as there will be lay reading there.
The Fiatwoods correspondent of the FL
berton (Ga) Star says: "Messrs. Sam
Whitten and Ollie Brock have returned to
their home in Pendleton, s. c., much to
the regret of some Of our girla."
Mr.. Willis E. Watkins, of Nashville,
Tenn is visiting old friends and relatives
in this County. Mr.. Watkins was former.
" citizen of this County, and his many
old friends arc glad to greet him.
Col. John T. Sloan, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Alice, of Columbia, is in
the City visiting relatives. Col. Sloan has
many old friends in Anderson, and he is
always welcome visitor here.
Mr.. F. r. Wilbite has gone to Danver,
Col, to attend the American Pharmaceu-
tical Association. He will be absent about
three weeks, and expects to visit Yellow
stone Park and other places of interest
during his trip.
The Southern r Railway has inaugurated
a yestibuled day coach service on their
vestibu,ed limited trains between Atlanta