The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-24
The Sheriff is after delinquent tax pay

WEDNESDAY, JULY "a, 1895.
The Sheriff is after delinquent tax pay
ers.
Six bales Of cotton were on the market
yestarday.
ME, g; A. Bryan, of Augusta, spen! Sun
day in the city.
People don't have any trouble to keep
warm these days.
There are no blind tigers In Anderson,
and We have no constables.
Miss Emms Tex, Of Charleston, is in the
city Waiting Mrs. Jane Ssyre.
Mrs. 8. J. Peoples and Miss z,e Bleck.
ley are st Harris Lithia Springs.
The Stats bar 70 o1ms have returned to
their old hours Of opening and closing.
Mr.. r. Duff Sloan. of Piedmont, has
been spending few days in the city with
relatives.
Rev. Or. Rilev, of Pickens, occupied the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church last
Z Sunday night.
MI. il. L. duckabee, of Fort Hill, was
In tho city Monday and paid us an appre.
preclatsd call.
Our charge is only two dollars for an
no1ncing candidates for the Constitution
al Convention.
Miss Lonie Bradberry, of Athens, Ga,
is In the city visiting her friend, Miss
Lillian Murrah.
Messrs. r. e. Mason, of Weslmipister,
and ]. J. Jarard, Of Fair Play, were in the
city Lost Friday.
Honea Path has organized a Colt Show
Association, and will have an exhibition
on September 18th
Dmmmers are around with their blanket
and overcoat samples. The sight Of them
is slmost sitting.
Prof. ]. 6. Harmison, of the Anderson
Business College, has moved his family
here from Rome, Ga.
Mrs. ]. 6. O'Donuell and son, Willie,
have gone to Asheville to spend the sum.
me, with relatives.
Mr.. w. M. Wilcox and family, of Elber.
: ton, Ga. came ever last week to spend q
few days with relatives.
Mr.. J. E. Moment, the sffable and
genial representative Of the Ne,Us and
Courier. is In the city.
Mrs. w. A. Templeton and Mrs Carrie
5 Cater, Of Abbeville, are in the city, the
guests Of friends and relatives.
Our young friend, Clarence Brock of
Honea Path, Is spending few days in the
city with his father, Mr.. J. A. Brock.
Waynesyille, IN. C) Courier: "Miss
s0n; e !, s, Q is Visiting Miss Annie D. How
Said an Anderson wife: cts the little
things that worry" Said her husband In
reply Espe pecially when there are six of
Three car loads OF Clemson College Ga.
dets paased down the road last Thursday.
They have been given q two-weeks' vaca.
ton.
Cadets B e. and ]. T. Lee, of Clemson
College are spending their vacation with
their brother, Mr.. Wilton e. Lea, Of this,
8 County.
Some Of our farmers want little rain
: now. Cine more good rain would make
the corn crop safe. The cotton crop Is
doing well.
Mrs. j. e. Moorehead and Mrs. 8. N.
Brown, OF Columbia, came up SATURDAY. to
spend few weeks with their parents in
this County.
Mr: Lswis @. Harrison, Of Rock Hill, is
spending short vacation in Anderson
With relatives. His old chums are delight.
cd to greet him.
MN. Mattison is Offering very low in
eurance rates on gin houses and other
property. Watch for his new advertise
ment nextweek.
Messrs. j. J. Gilmer, r. e Parker and
j. N. Byrum have been appointed COM
missioners for the election OF delegates to
8 the Constitutional Convention.
Very little interest is being manifested
in the campaign meetings In the County:
The hrst one was attended by abnut twenty
voters and the second by fifty or sixty.
The Anderson County Sunday. School
Conference Of the M. e. Church, South,
: conyenas at Sandy Springs Church next
Friday and will continue through Sunday.
{ Mr.. aud Mrs III. 81. Watkins have gone
to Cashiers Valley, N. G. The former
will return home In week or two, and
the latter expects to spend heveral weeks
there.
Rev. j. Walter Dickson and family, Of
Columbia, spent yesterday In the city on
Will spend the next two months with rela.
tives.
Wiie-"The doctor says will gain fif.
teen pounds If 90 aWey for q month
Can't I go, dear p Husband-',.Not much |!
Why, not one of your gowns would ftyou
then"
j. A. Austin & Co. received an order
State for some chewing tobacco. This Is
evidence that they keep stock of the best
tobacco.
The City Council has decided to replace
the incandescant lights with arc lights on
the streets. The work will begin in few
days. The arc lights will be 1900 candle
power each.
Capt. John Andrews will run an exour-
sion from Anderson to Augusta to morrow.
The fare for the round trip is only $1.25.
Excorsionists will have nine hours to
spend in Augusta.
"Dog dsya," or the times when Sirius,
5 the Dogstar, rises and sets with the sun, is
said to exert an unfavorable influence on
man and beast. will begin about July 25th
and last about 40 days.
There will be services in st. Joseph's
Church next Friday evening, al Z 80
o'clock. The Church will be closed on
Sunday, as Rev. Mr.. Budds will be in
Charleston that day.
The meeting at Varernes Church will
hegin next Thursday night. instead of on