The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-10

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Corrected by Brown, Osborne & Co.
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Strict Middling 81
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Peaches and cherries are on the market.
Blackberry dumping is a favorite dish
now.
One hundred and sixty.two days of 1896
have rolled by.
The soda water fountains are doing q
lively business.
Editor Earle, Of the Oconee Neps, spent
last Friday in the city.
Checkers and jokes kill the dull hours in
business circles nowadays.
The wheat crop and fall oats, the har.
vesters say, are turning out very we'll.
Mr. John Sadler is home from Wofford
College to spend the summer holidays.
Candidates for the Legislature eeem to
be afraid to let themselves be known.
Rev. w. T Capers and family have gone
to the mountains to spend a few weeks.
witnesses should be on hand promptly.
Lightning killed five COWS belonging to
Mr.. John Kay, in this County, q few days
ego.
MI. D. Oelkers and daughter. of Walhal-
Ia, have been spending a few days In the
city.
MI. Paul Aver, Of Baruwell, is In the
city visiting his sister, Mis-. ] r. Vandi-
yer.
The gossips say that the wedding bells
will be heard again in the city In the near
future.
Mr.. Thomas Norris, accompanied by his
daughter, is spending q few days in Spar
tanburg.
Mr. W. Eugene Milford. after an illness
of several weeks, is up again and able to
resume his business.
This time twenty years ago politics In
this State were lively, but on q different
line from what they are.
A few bales of cotton occasionally make
their appearance on the streets. The price
Of the staple does not vary much.
Some of the farmers say. with favorable
seasons from o on. they will ''lay by"
their crops by the LIST OF July.
Messrs. e R. Kay. Eugene Eskew and
] ] Norton, Jr, of this city, have been
spending o few days In Walhalla.
Confederate veterans who are going to
Richmond should send their names to the
INTELL1eENoER office by next Monday.
Mr.. W W White and family. of this
city, have gone TO pickle, 8 O.. II to spend
a few weeks with Mrs. Whites parents.
MI. John 81. Flynn, who is travelling
for q big clothing house, Cincinstti, o.,
has been spending the past two days in the
city.
Mrs. W. II. Frierson and children went
to Westminster last week to spend q few
days with the formers sister, Mrs. DR..
Mitchell.
Mr.. r Hughes and Miss Fannie Max.
we'll, of Wslhalla. have been spending the
past week in the city the guests of Mrs. j.
T. Pierson.
Prof. J. 81 Hardin will conduct a sing.
ing at Flat Rock Church next Sunday
morning, at 9 o'clock q. m. AL are in
vited to attend.
The Brock Bros. In their new advertise
ment this week. talk to you about com
fort and pleasure, and other things. Read
what they say.
An important meeting of Camp Stephen
D.. Lee, Confederate Veterans, will be
held in the City Council chamber this af.
ternoon at 6 O'Clock.
Capt and Mrs e A Smytb, Of Pelzer,
says the Greenville NeUS. will leave In q
few weeka for Europe. where they expect
to remain for several months.
Gilbert Rutledge, colored. who lives at
cotton bloom this season. It made its ap
pearance on Monday, sth inst.
Miss Maude Browplee, a most popular
young lady of Antrevi'le, s. @, who has
been visiting friends and relatives il the
city, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. F 81 Jinss, who is native of this
County but now living at Newberry, has
been visiting relatives 10 our midst, and
gave us an appreciated call last week.
Mr. e. s. Hamilton, who has been
teaching school in Arkansas. has returned
to bis old home in the Corner, and is
warmly welcomed by bis old friends.
The Greenville Firempn are arranging
| for q hin f0nrnamn nf shnnt AnOnat lot
Our boys must be ready to accept an invi
tation and go over and win some OF the
prizes.
It has been suggested that ell the bicycle
ridera, both old and young. male and fe
male, assemble at the Chiquola next Fri
day evening at 6 o'clock and have q grand
parade.
Mr. r. B Brock died at his home near
FIRST Cresk church, in Martin Township,
yesterday afterno' n, aged 70 years. A
wife, four daughters and two sons a:e left
to mour his death.
The primary for Governor, Congress
man. United States Senator and all Coun-
ty officers will be held on the last TDes
day in August. as fixed by the constitution
Of the Democratic Party.
There is no scarcity of good material for
candidates. Come up gentlemen, with the
necessaries that usually accompany an an
noupcement. and We will see that your
names come before the people.
"Wbat are you going to do when you
grow mp, If you don't Know bow to ci-
phel?" asked q teacher Of q slow boy. I'm
going to be q school teacher and meketke
boys do the ciphering," was tina reply.
The Cadets Of Patrick Military Institute,
on account OF the death OF their comrade,
Cadet r G Reeves. have decided not TO
rave their ANIMAL hop, and have recalled
the invitations which had been sent ont.
Our young friend, Clarence W. Beatty,
has kindly remembered us with an invita-
ton to attend the annual banquet Of the
literary societies "f the PreabS terrain Col
lege at Clinton S. c., tomorrow evening.
Prof J. Furmsn Evans, who Ia princi
pal ofa fl ,nrishing school at Cnthbert, Ga.
has returned home to spend his summer
vacation. He ia warmly welcomed by bis
friends. Georgia seems to hav treated
him well.
There will be a match game of tennis
between the Meadow Tennis Club of An
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