The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-08-05
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1896.

L. B ROBERTS Pelzer, sc.
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Business will soou begin to brighten, we
hope.
Camp meeting begins at Sandy Springs
to day.
About $500 voters have registered in
this County.
Miss Elise Arauldin has been visiting
friends at Easley.
Mics Ada Jeukipa, of Greenvlle, Is via-
itiDg Mrs. r. E. Belcher.
Mr.. Chas. T. Baker. Of towudesville,
spent last night in the city.
S. A. Whitaker offefe a fine tract ofland
for sale. See advertiee
Miss st. Julienne Walker, of Columbia,
is visiting friends In the city.
Mr.. W. M. Sherard, of Wayc Ga., is
spending few days in the city.
The State Campaign circus will be in
Anderson on Monday, 18th inst.
Mrs II. Edwards, of Darlington, is
on visit to her father, COL J. B. Patrick.
The annual excursion from Charleston
to the upcountry takes place on the 10th
inst.
A large ccowd was in the city Salesday.
The boneyard presented lively scene nll
day.
Mr.. J. R. Vondiver and family have
| gone to Hot SpriDg', N. g., for o brief
stay.
All the candidates in this County have
complied with the rules Of the D, m ocratic
party.
Anderson Is we'll represented at the
United States Court in Greenyille This
week.
| Mrs. J. P Hillhouee and little son, CT
G-eenville, are in the city visitipg relg-
tives.
Col. J. D. Maxwell ond family taye
| gone to the mountains to spend q ieW
weeks.
Misses May and Sophie McLees, of Pei
zer, are in the city visiting Mrs. j. A.
| AustiD.
Mre.F. L. Bellinger, Of Jackson, Miss
Is in Anderson visiting her mother and
family.
Col. J. N. Brown and family have gone
| North to visit Chautauqua and other
places.
Various sections of the County were Wis
| tied by refreshing showers last Friday and
Saturday.
Our townsman, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Osborne,
is dangerously Ill, and his recovery isve;
doubtful.
Gen. M. L. Bonham, who is on The sick
liet has gone to Glenn Springs to spend a
| few days.
The oldest inhabitant does not remem-
Der such prolonged spell of intensely
hot weather."
Col. w. A. Neal, superintendent of the
State Penitentiary. is spending few days
IN Anderson.
We are requested to announce that the
Cooley's Bridge picnic has been Indefinite
| ly postponed.
Miss Norma Garrett. OF Texas. arrived
| In Anderson yesterday to apend awhile
with relatives.
Mr.. c.. M. Guest has been awarded the
contract for putting inside blinds In the
Hotel Chiquolo.
Mr.. T P. Weston, of Columbia, was in
the city for several days last week meet.
ing his old friends.
Miss jamie Quarles, of Abbeville, is
| spending few days in the city the guest
OF Mrs. G. N. Tolly.
The firm of Capers & Murphy, attorneys.
at law, has heen dissolved by mutual con.
sent. See advertisement.
A newspaper is shortly to be established
at Piedmont under the management Of q
young man from Georgia
u. N. Madden, young man eight
years Of age, brought an open cotton boil
to this ofice last Thursday.
Messrs. L. II seel and Tom Norris left
this morning for the mountains, where
they will spend two or three weeks.
A few days ago Mr.. Jeptba Harper sold
2S5 acrea of land. near Hopawell Church,
to Mr.. VIM. W. Thompson for $1,000.
Miss Zalpha Guy and Miss Josie Bon.
! ner, two beautiful and charming young la
| dies Of Pelzer, were in the city last week.
Rev. J. K Mendenhall, D D.. we'll
known Baptist minister. died at hie home
in Greenville last Friday, aged about 70
years.
Mr. R C. Webb. ofC r. Jones & Co.,
accompanied nv Mr. A. P Cater. left Mon
day for New York to buy his fall stock Of
| goods.
Mrs. Ella Donald, accompanied bv two
little grandchildren. Of Newberrv. is in The
city visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. D.
Archer.
Anderson continues to grow and i'm
prove. Two or three new enterprises will
ba started here this fall. Let the good
work 60 on.
It has been aplv aaid, and applies at all
seasons. that many people who run for Of
fec get there just as quickly as If they
had walked.
M. Luc'us Murphy having resigned the
po.ition Of Health Officer, the Board Of
Health will elect his successor. See ad.
yertisement.
Editor Todd. Of the journal, went TO
Virginia last FRIDAY to jim Mrs. Todd.
who has hean spending several weeks there
with her relatives.
Mr.. NJ. B. Gaines requests Us to an.
nonnca that he has withdrawn his name as
q candidate for Sheriff at tle approaching
primary election.
Miss Birdie Dnckworth, oua of Hope.
well's most popular young ladies, ia sappDd.
| ing few davs in the city, the guest of
Miss Olivia Duckett.
The new store room, on North Main
street, of Messra D. G Brown & Bro. 10
nearing completion. It is o handsome and
commcdious building.
Misa Adams, of Jacksonville, a sister OF
the young man who won the five mile
race at the bicycle meet, spent several days
in the city last week.
Misses Pearl Norris, X ,te Maddox and
Lula Whitman, three bright little girls
from the Thorn we'll Orphanage, are visit-
ing elatives in Anderson.
The Sl1-and-Twenty Drainage Associa-
ton will meet at Harris Bridge next Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock. All who are
interested should attend the meeting.