The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-08-19
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1896.
Miss Schrimp is in the city visiting rela-

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1896.
Miss Schrimp is in the city visiting rela'
tives.
The Yates Shoe Co. advertise another
bargain day sale.
The festive freckle now adorns the nose
OF the summer girl.
Hon. NJ. L. Donaldson, of Greenville,
was in the city Monday.
There will be grand bicycle meet at
Seneca next Nj Mondsy, Oath inst.
Miss Lucia Archer is spending the sum-
mer at Mt. Airy visiting relatives.
Miss Stella Augbin, OF Atlanta, Ca, is
in the city visiting Miss Effie Osborne.
The South Carolina cotton crop is said
to be damaged to the extent OF 25 per cent
Mr.. G. T. Jones has gone to New York
to buy big stock of fall and winter goods
Mr.. James a. Maxwell, OF Greenville,
has been spending few days in Anderson.
Mr.. Il. B. FAINT offers his valuable prop
erty in West End for sale. See advertise
| ment.
Mrs. H. N. Reid, Mrs. H. X. Lowrey
and children, of Augusta, are visiting in
the city.
Mr.. George T. MagilI, of Hsrtwell, Ca,
is spending few days in Anderson with
friends.
The primary election takes place next
Tuesday. Select the best men and vote
| for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aiken, of Carnes-
willie. Ca, are in the city visiting Mrs.
Annie Moss.
When you whisper neighbors fault,
look inwards and see if you hav'nt the
same one yourself.
Miss Daisy Nash, Of Sumter, S. C, is
spending few days in the city with her
friend, Miss Mittie Tribble. i
Miss Sallie Brown, of Newberry, is
spending few days in Anderson the guest
of Mr.. 0. Geisberg's family. r.
The Pioneer Firemen enjoyed their trip
to Greenville last week, even if they did
not capture any of the prizes.
Misses Lizzie and Nettie Rodgers. OF
| Charleston. are in the city visiting Mrs.
Rufus FAINT and other relatives.
The Furman University will begin its
fall session on September 2Srd. See ad.
vertisement in another column.
This is, one year that We believe it viii
pay the farmers not TO rush their cotton to
market as fast as it Is harvested.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Holcombe, cf Green
Vile, are in the city visiting the family OF
their kinsmsn, Mr.. W. l.. Brissey.
Every body is rejoicing that the hot wave
has about spent its fury and that the
weather is more comfortable now.
Mr.. J. N. Reed, Of Barlow, Fla, is spend.
ing few days in Anderson the guest 81
his brother-in-law. J. X Hood, Esq.
Despite the extreme hot weather, there
is very little sickness in this section, and
the physicians have cause to grumble.
| II its new advertisement this week the
Sullivan Hard ware Co. talks about en-
gines, cotton gins, and other machinery.
Reed it.
| Married, on Sunday morning, August
16, 1896 by r. P. Martin, Notary Public
&r. William Dixson and Miss Lucy Guest
both of Georgia.
A man who will not pay bis debts is not
q fit pers on to be elected to public Office.
t,1 s,,I; I;-;l eox,
swirde the public.
Messrs. w. E. Gonzales. Of the State,
and P. NJ. Btice, of the Register repre-
sented their respective papers at the CAM
paign meeting Monday.
We again urge our readers 10 make up
their tickets from the list of candidates an
nounced in the INTELLIGENCER. They
have solicited your votes.
The co!ored fircmen's tournament takes
place in Greenville to day. The Rough
and Ready Co of this city went over yes.
terday to participate in it.
Anderson will continue to be the best
cotton market IN the State and her 10 er-
chants will sell goods cheaper than ever
before this fall and winter.
Mrs. B. J. Heard and daughter, Miss
Victoria, of Mt. Carmel, and Mrs. S. P.
Matthews. of Greenwood, are in the city
visiting Miss Lizzie Williams.
Only two more opportunities remain for
the people to become qualified voters, tine
first week in Septem Der and October, and
the registration books will close.
A copy of the "Brushy Creek Banner
is on our table. 1t is published at Newell
by those clever and enterprising citizens,
Messre. j. T. and J. E. Wjgington.
The survivors of Orr's regiment
are having happy reunion at Sandy
Springs to day The venerable Mrs. Orr,
mother of the Regiment is in attendance.
Married, on Sunday. August 16. 1896. at
| the residence of Mr. John Shaw, in Fork
Township, by J. M Broylea, Notary Pub-
lie. Mr.. NJ. 81. Sexton and Miss Lily Wells
Married, on Tuesday morning, August
IS, 1896 by Magistrate J. G. G Feather.
Nimmons, both of Factory Hill, this city
We hope no Conservative will stay away
from the polls next Tuesday. 60 and cast
| your votes for the best meu in the list OF
candidates announced in the INTELL1aEN'
GER.
Lee, the family pony of Mr. James G.
| O'Donnell, died on Monday with the collie
The horse was very gentle and kind, and
the children were very much attached to
him.
Rev. G. P. Watson, of the Methodist
| Church, who has been off on vacation
for several weeks, will return home this
week and occupy his pulpit as usual next
Sunday,
During thunder storm in the Storeville
section last Thursday afternoon, two fine
Jersey COWS and an OK, the property Of
DR.. M. A. Thompson, were killed by
lightning.
The Wood ward Warren Theatrical Co.
spent last week in the city and were greet.
ed every night in the Opera House by ap
preciative audiences. The Company is a
strong one.
Married, on Sunday. August g. 1896. al