The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-07-15
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1896.

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1896.
The farmers are busy "laying by" their
crops.
Mrs. n. B. FAINT is visiting friends at
Seneca.
Judge J. q. Earle spent a day in the
city last week.
Watermelons are beginning to be q drug
on the market.
MI. J.. X. Hood went to Abbeville last
week on business.
Hon. E. b. shanklin, of Pendleton, Was
in the city last week.
I a number of new candidates are an.
nounced this week.
A local weather prophet says the new
! moon Is q wet one.
Clemson College will close tomorrow
for " weeks vacation.
Bee notice in reference to city election
q registration OF voters.
Mrs. W. r. Hubbard and children are in
Walhalla to epend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Maxwell have gone
to Cashiers Valley for the summer.
Miss Felicia Murray has gone to Ken
lucky and Tennessee to visit friends.
Misses Annie Jones and May Donald, Of
Hartwell, Ga, are visiting In the city.
Who said that there would not be many
candidates for Office in Anderson County?
The Evans Pharmacy wants to supply
you with turnip eeed. See new advertise
ment.
Mrs. Baylis Maxwell aud children have
gone to Sullivan's Island to spend a few
weeks.
Miss Lottie Brown. of Anderson, is Wis.,
itipg her brother, Mr.. G. D. Brown, at
Abbeville.
Much interest is being manifested in the
approaching municipal election by all the
factions In this city.
A series of services are being held at
Salem Church this week. Rev o. L. Mar.
tin. Of this city, Is assisting the pastor.
The new Methodist Church at Starr will
be dedicated next Sunday. Bishop w. W.
Duncan will preach the dedicatory sermon.
All persons who are interested in Varen-
mes graveyard are requested to meet there
next Friday and assist in cleaning out the
yard.
Mira. A. L. Lstimer and Mr.. Clarence
Young, who have been spending some
time in Birmingham, Ala have returned
home.
Hall & Milford's new advertisement this
week tells you where to buy your clothing,
shoes, hats and furnishing goods. Read 1t
carefully.
Miss Mamie Brown left yesterday for
New York and other points North, where
she will spend some time with relatives
and friends.
Judge Logan E bleckley. Of Atlanta.
aud Mr.. Frank Bleckley, OF Clayton, Ca,
sre in the city visiting their brother, Mr..
s. Buckley.
Rev. T. 81. Garrett Is spending this
week in Richmond, Va, looking after the
! publication of his book. which will soon
be issued.
Mrs. 81. F. Bremen and children, of
Charleston, have come up TO spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. J. G..
Keys, near this city.
Mr.. Oscar Hammond, of Morristown.
=, Tenn, Is in the city visiting relatives.
Oscar is an old Anderson boy, and his
friends are delighted to greet him.
The boys have bean reaping q harvest
,, the past few days by selling empty bottles
TO the dispensary. Nearly ak thousand
were purchased Monday and Tuesday.
snowbell graveyard, near Piercetown,
IN Hopewell Township will be worked
saturday, the 18Th inst. All interested
parties are asked 10 help in this work.
Hsrtwell Sun "Mrs. VIII Bailey and
charming sister, Miss Lillian Murrah, Of
Anderson. s c., we're the guests of the
family of DR.. WI. HALEY the past week."
MI. j. NJ. Smith has secured the con.
tract for the erection Of q handsome resi-
dence for Mr.. Tom King, one of Hope
wells progressive and successful farmers.
Some very 6ue melons are being brought
to the city. The crop is large, and In q
few days the price will bs within reach ofa
man who may not have a plethoric pocket
book.
A soap factory and bottling works are
two new enterprises hat are being talked
OF in Anderson. Let's have them. Not
much capital will be required to start
them.
The County Campaign opens at Mount
Airy, in Brushy Creek Township, next
| Saturday. If all the candidates want TO
make speeches, the meeting will be of long
duration.
The Anderson Tennis Club. accompa-
MED by a number Of friends, left the city
, ea-ly this morning for Pelzer, where they
will indulge in q game of tennis with the
Pelzer Club
Miss Lola RINGER. the Columbia Bicycle
girl of Hartford, Conp., will be at H. @.
johnson & Sons for the next fifteen days.
All young men should oome and meet her
and talk Bicycles.
According 10 the report of the Railroad
Board of Equalization the railroad proper
ty in this County has decreased $26,430
during the present year. In 1895 1t was
valued at $780, $50.
Mr. J. b. Burdine, one of Brusby
Creeks most clever and excellent citizsns
spent last Saturday In the city and gave
Us an appreciated csll. He reports fine
crop prospects in his section.
Married, at Fair Play, on Thursday,
June 80. 1896 in The Methodist Church,
by Rev. J F Singleton, Mr.. Will II.
Brown, of Social Circle. Ca. and Miss
Nina G. Harbin, of Fair Play, s G.
Prof D. W. Daniel of Central, who was
elected principal of the Anderson Graded
Schools, has dsc'ined to accept the posi-.
ton, and the Board of Trustees will meet
10 a few days to elect his successor.
Rev. G.P Watson, of the NJ. E. Church
of this city, has been granted o vacation
bv his congregation, and he will leave
next week. He will arrange to have SER
vices in his church during his absence.
Miss Maggie Evans has gone to Michi.