The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-07-22
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1896.


WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1896.
Don't neglect that turnip patch.
The seasons continue to be favorable to
the growing crops.
Mr.. II D. Bieman, of Walhalla, spent
yesterday in the city.
Every candidate now has the grip, either
| In one or both hands.
It is said, TWO big circuses will visit
South Carolina this fall.
Mr.. Arthur e. Arnold, of Athens, Ga,
is in the city visiting bis parents.
The drummers are now travelling in
droves looking after fall business.
Mss Marion Taylor has gone to Middle
ton, Ga, to spend few weeks.
Mr.. John Catlett and wife have gons to I
| Morristown, Tenn, for brief stay.
Orr g. Sloan have Just received large
lot Of turnip seed. See advertisement.
The Democratic primary election for
Miss Roxie Reid of Walhalla, is in the
city visiting the family OF Mr.. J, @. Riley.
Miss Viola Poore of Due West, ia In the
city visiting her cousin, Miss Corrie Poore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Towns Holleman. Of
Anderson, are visiting relatives in Wal.
halls.
The bicycle meet in Anderson next
Wednesday will no doubt attract large
crowd.
Miss Alice Gordon, of Hapz'ban, Ga, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. j. Watson, near
this city.
Mrs. Gurganus. Of Savannah, is In TIE
citv visiting the family Of her father, Col
J.B. Patrick.
The Court of General Sessions opened at
Greenville last Monday. Eight murder
cases are on the docket.
Mrs. A W. Todd and children, Of An
gusta. have come up to spend few weeks
with her parents near this city.
Mr.. G. &. Sullivan. of the Sullivan.
| Hard ware Co., went over to Levonia, Ca,
last week and sold big gin outfit
There will be match game of tennis in
| this city next Friday afternoon. at 5
o'clock, between Anderson and Pelzer.
Mr.. H. F. Bremer, of Charleston. is
spending few days with his family who
are visiting relatives in and near the city.
Read the new advertisement of B. o.
Evans d Co. this week. They cav they
will save you money, ifyou need clothing.
We are requeated to announce that the
summer picnic at Zarline leland has been
postponed until the second Friday in Au-
gust.
Mr.. Fred W. Nardin has been appointed
| Superintendent of the Anderson Telephone
Exchange, with headquarters at Central
| Office.
Get up new supply of frying chickens
and watermeIons for the candidates. For
the next thirty days they will double team
| on you.
Hartwell Sun: "Misses jamie McGrRth
and Lola Strickland. two accomplished
| Young ladies Of Anderson. are visiting
friends here.
Much of the old corn in this section Is
considered made. and with the quantity
| planted there will be no scarcity of 1t
| another year.
Mrs Mary Keith, who has been spend.
Jog several months 10 Salisbury, N. C..
| visiting her daughter, Mrs. Overman, has
returned home
Prof j. L. Eskew, of Piedmont, was In
the citv last week and gave us pleasant
call. His school is now closed and he is
enjoying his vacation.
| take place at Mountain Creek tomorrow
has been postponed on account of re-
ligious meeting in progress there.
Rev. s r. Preston, D. D., of Greenville,
spent q few days in Anderson during the
past week in the interest of the Presby
terian Female Seminary of his city.
Mrs. Smith, Of Chicago, arrived in tie
! city few days ago to visit her daughter,
Mrs Barbara Schrmp. She will proba-
bly, spend the fall and winter here.
On Monday, Auguat 81. the Southern
Express Com pany will sell for cash. to the
| highest bidder, about seven hundred un-
| claimed packages. See advertisement.
According to the report of the Comptrol.
| ler General, there are 1856 pensioners in
Anderson County. The amount OF m onev
| which will be paid out to them is 81 ,l57 80
MrJ A. Austin requests US to announce
| that be Ia not candidate for City Alder
man, and ask bis friends not to use his
name. He says he could not serve if elect
ed.
Bishop Duncan dedicated the Methodist
| Church al Starr last Sunday. His sermon,
as usual. was both eloquent and impres-
sive. and was listened to by large congre
| cation.
| An election for school trustees was tel]
in Centrevile Township last Saturday,
and Messrs. J. n. Hllhouse, w. G. Csnn
| and r J. Poole were chosen to serve the
next two years.
| A meeting Of Camp W. w. Humphreys,
| Sons Of Confederate Veterans, will be held
in Bonham & Watkins Office next Friday
afternoon, at o'clock. All the members
are urged to attend.
| Green7llle MOuntulneer: Capt. John M.
| Patrick. of Anderson, was in the city tbs
week. Capt. Patrick is an old Greenvile
| boy and has q host of friends here who are
| always glad to see him.
The next session of the Patrick Military
Institute will open September 18th
| Parents who have sons to educate could
| not place them in better inatitution. See
| advertisement In another column.
DR. A. P. Johnstone, accompanied by
his son. Albert, left the city Saturday for
| Glenn Springs, where be will spend few
davs and then go 10 Aaheville. He will
return home about the first Of August.
Mrs. F. J. Reeves, of the Meals Creek
section, who has been seriously i'll for sev.
eral weeks, is now convaleacing and will
soon be in her usual health sgain. Her
many friends will be delighted to hear
| this.
The United States Court convenes in
| Greenville on Monday, August 81. Messrs
Foster FAINT, w. A. Chapman and W E
Archer have been summoned as Grand
Jurors, and Mr.. w. A. Van diver as Petit
| Juror.
Capt. Andrews excursion to Augusta
leaves in the morniug at 7 o'clock sharp.
Fare for the round trip Sl25, Augusta