The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-07-28

Next Monday is Sslesday.

Miss Mary Shunate is visiting friend
In Walhalla.
Sheriff Green now has seven bosrders j!
the County Jail.
Fryiog size chickens are always in de
mand in the city.
The machinery for the new cotton mil
is being received.
Another good rain visited this section
Monday evening.
Look out for the eclipse Of the SUI to-
morrow morning.
Several new firms will open in Ander
son in the early fall.
The Senatorial campaign party will b
here next Wednesday.
Nearly all of our farmers are Dragging OF
the condition Of the crops.
Mr.. R. R. Todd offers his house and 10
for sale. See advertisement.
The excursionists to Atlanta last wee]
report q most enjoyable trip.
MI. and Mrs. Walter McFall visitet
friends In Walhalla last week.
Who is the longest living resident o
Anderson? Who can answer 1t?
Mr.. J. Fl. Mcconnell has five tracts o
land for sale. See advertisement.
Mayor folly went down to Calhoun
Falls last week 10 spend a few days.
Mr.. w. P. Dillingham;, of spartanburg
has been spending q days in the city.
Mr.. VIII. Anderson, of Elberton, Ga.
is in the County visiting his parents.
MI. and Mrs. W. E. Lee have gone dowr
to Calhoun Falls to spend a few weeks.
Prof. W., E. Breazeale, Of Winthrop
College, is in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. A. W. Adams and family, Of Hart
we'll, Gs., are in the city visiting relatives
Mr., R. NJ. Clinkscales, of Atlanta, Ga.
is in the city visiting old friends and rela'
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. MCGEE have gone to
Cashiers Valley, N. c., to spend a few
weeks.
| J.,W. Qusttlebaum, ESQ.,, has returned
from q visit to relatives in Edgefeld
County.
Our genial young friend, Jas. L. Brown,
Of PelZer, has been spending 8 few days in
Anderson.
Mr.. Guy Daniels, of Gaffney, s. c., has
been spending a few days in Anderson
visiting relatives.
MI. and Mrs. +. B. Davenport and chill.
| dren, Of Augusta, Ga, are visiting at Mr..
J.. L. Mauldin's.
Miss Mamie Watson, Of Ridge Springs,
s. c., is in the city visiting the family OF
Mr.. J. L. Mauldin.
Anderson County melons are getting
| plentiful and cheap. Some very fine ones
are being marketed.
Rev. Chas. Manly, D. D., Of Greenville.
| spent last Saturday in the city, the guest
Of J. L, Tribble, Esq.
Messrs. F. B. Hodges, A. J. MCMILLAN
and P. s. Mcmillan, Of Hartwell, Ga,
were in town last week.
MI. w. a. Watson and family will leave
tomorrow for Pawley's Island, where
they will spend q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Roddy, Of Rock
| Hill, are in the city visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. G. Whitner.
MI. WI. Yates and family, of Charles
| ton, arrived In the city last week and will
| spend several weeks here.
Miss Claudia Provost, Miss Edna Earle
| and Miss Lucy Brown are visiting friends
and relatives in Edgefeld.
Mrs. S. N. Brown. OF Columbia, S. G.,
| has been spending q week or more with
her relatives in this County.
Miss Christine Won Borstel, who has
been spending several months in Europe,
reached home last Saturday.
Ill. and Mrs, A. Stiverder, Of Leesburg,
! Fla, came up last week to spend q few
| weeks with the ~latter's parents.
Prof. W. B. West. the popular principal
of the Bolton High School, was in the city
last Thursday and gave Us a call.
J.H. Shelton, Esq, one of Hartwells
most popular young citizens, was in the
city Monday and gave US a pop call.
Mr.. John M. Geer, Of Greenville, is in
the city to-day. His many friends in An
derson are always glad to greet him.
The Southern Railway authorities have
agreed to double the size of the cotton
platform and will begin the work at once.
Ayoung negro was committed to jail a
| few days ago for attempting'an outrage on
a young negro girl in Hopewell Township.
Anderson merchants are anticipating a
larger business the approaching season
than ever before in the history of the town.
Mr.. J. q. Shirley, postmaster at Honea
Path, has been appointed substitute rail.
way postal clerk, under the civil service
law.
Always turn to B. o. Evans & Co.'S. ad.
vertisement with confidence. They don't
pay big prices for printing notices that are
not true.
Mr.. Jas. T. FAINT has purchased Mr.. F.
| M. Buffers storeroom on Depot street,
but will not occupy it until the fall OF
next year.
Our young friend. Henry Todd, train
Columbia, is in the city visiting his
mother.
Prof. @. L. Durham and MID. @. Dur
ham, of GreenVille, have been spending q
few days in the city, the guests Of II. II,
Watkins, Esq.
There will be o pic mic at Jollev's
| Springs next Saturday, alst inst. The
public is invited to attend and bring the
dinner baskets.
A number of the Bsptists of the city are
\ attending the Saluda Association, which is
now In sesaion at Union Church, near
Barnes Station.
Gen. Longstreet has accepted an invita-
| ton to be present at thu reunion of 0rr's
1 Regiment at Sandy Springs on Wednes-
day, August 18th.
B. F. Turner, representing the Wander.
cook Company, was in the city last week
arranging to open all "original package
agency in Anderson.
Rev. T. P. Bell was in the city yester-
day on his way to the Saluda Association.
His many old friends were more than
pleased to greet him.
Walhslls Ney8, "Misses Lilly and
Willie Garrison, Of Denver, Anderson
County, are in Walhalls, on q brief visit
to the family Of Mr.. G. L. Reid"
Married, by J.. P. Anderson. Notary
Public. at his residence. on Sunday, July
25, 1897, Mr.. Henry Bice and Miss Lula
Howell, all OF Rock Mills Township.
The Pelzer and Trinity base ball teams
visited Anderson last Saturday and played
match games with the Factory Hill team,
Both games were won by the home team,
Mr.. Jas. T. Magill, one of the genial
editors Of the Hartwell (Ga) Sun. spent
last Sunday and Monday in Anderson and
was a welcome visitor to the INTELL1aEN'
GER Office.
AL persons interested in the Neals
Greek Churchyard are requested to meet
there next Tuesday morning, August 3rd,
with tools in hand, for the purpose Of
cleaning OFF the yard and graves.
We are requested to give notice that all
interested will meet next Saturday morn
ing at Sandy Springs for the purpose OF
cleaning up the Cemetery and to make
arrangements for the Campmeeting.
The Messrs. Smiths excursion train lefl
Anderson yesterday morning for Ashe'
Vile, n. c., with three cars comfortably
filled. and tho crowd was increased at every