The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-06-09
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1897.
Last Monday was a very quiet Salesday

MI. Paul Aver, of Barnwell, is In the
city visiting relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Marshall, of Abbevil!e, is visit
iDg relatives In Anderson.
Con. NJ. L. Bonbam went to AbbeviIle
yesterday to attend Court.
Peaches and watermelons from the low
couutry are on the market.
The Citadel Cadets will attract q crowd
of fair sex visitors to the city.
Mr.. J. NJ. Chandler, Of Sumter, was in
the city for a lew days last week.
The farmers are keeping up with their
work, and the crops are looking fine.
Stop borrowing your neighbours paper
and subscribe for the INTELLIaENcER.
Miss Deane Seaborn, of Walhalla, has
been spending q few days in Anderson.
The noise Of the saw, hammer and trowel
Is pleasant music in Anderson these days,
Rev. 0. j. Copeland will preach at Meals
Creek third Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
An agricultural exchange says this is the
m'nth to set cut tomato plants for a late
crop.
The farmers are busy now harvesting
the grain crops, which are turning out
very well.
Those prices quoted in the new adver.
tisement of l.. Geisberg this week will in
terest you.
Anderson must start another manutac-
turing enterprise this summer. Who will
j take the lead?
lac kberries, plums and cherries are
plentiful, and the housekeepers are busy
preserving them.
The County Superintendent of Educa-
ton has two important notices /. this
paper. Read them.
The lawyers are busy preparing for the
Court OF General Sassioue, which convenes
on Monday, Plat inst.
Mi-s Bertha Keese's many friends are
delighted to see her out again. after o
! severe illness of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. folly, who have
been visiting the ~lstter's sister at Bamberg,
S. G, returned home last Saturday.
T. "A. RatliGe expects to pay a weeks
visit to his old home in Wentworth, N.
G.. and friends in Danville, Va, next
week.
Mrs. 81. q. Edwards and little daughter,
| OF Huntsville, S. c., are in the citv visiting
the formers parents, Col. and Mrs. ]. B.
Patrick.
Miss Lottie Crosby, of this city, gradua-
ted laet week from the Peabody Normal
School, Nashville, Tenn, and has return
ed home.
Osborne & Archer have secured the SER
/ vices of Mr.. Jas. E. Stevick, of Chattanoo-
I ga. who is an expert tinsmith, cornice
workman, &c.
Rev. r. w. Burts will preach at Cedar
Grove Church next Sunday morning at
the usual hour, and the Lords Supper will
be administered.
The Bird Quarterly Conference for the
South Anderson Circuit will be held at
Bethel Church on Saturday and Sunday,
u 1OIl duu &Vuu iuSIs
That man, Minor, the proprietor of the
famous Ten Cent Store, will have an in
terestiDg new advertisement in next
weeks paper. Watch for 1t.
@Rev. J. N. a. Sammerell will preach at
Good Hope Church next Sunday morn
ing, at II O'Clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend the service.
A number of voters from the William
ston section came over Monday to register
80 as to be qualified to vote in the new
county election on the Goth inst.
Will correspondents ever learn to sign
their names 10 communications? When
| DO name accompanies O letter for publica-
| ton, it is thrown aside without reading.
At the home OF the BRIDES father, Col.
j. 3. Patrick, tomorrow at IL O'Clock,
Mr.. Will. W. Sullivan and Miss Annie
Patrick, both ofthis city, will be married.
There has been less crab or, SIS in crops
| this generation. Good farmers say that
because Of the drought last year but few
seed matured.
A service Of song will be given at Salem
Church on the 3rd Sunday in June at 10
o'clock q. m. The leaders will be Messrs.
Willis, Milford. Hardin and Others. The
public is invited.
The Columbia Record says: "Citizen
John Ashley says he has his mouth wide
open for Evans for the Senate Evans
will be buried in some such cavern if he
makes the race"
Married. at Andersonville, on Sunday,
June G., 1897, at 2 80 O'Clock D. M, by J. p.
Anderson. Notary Public. Mr.. W.P. Bice.
ofRook Mills, and Miss Katie Orsborne, Of
Hart County, Ga.
Hon. J. E. Breazeale, accompanied by
his wife, has gone to Milwaukee, Wis.,, to
attend the Supreme Lodge Of the a. o. q.
W., as O delegate from the Grand Lodge
of South Carolina.
Elberton (Ga.) Tribune: "Misses Belle
and Estell. the attractive daughters of
Rev. J. j. Beck, of Anderson, 8. c., have
been visiting relatives in Elberton and
Bowman this week."
Ten shares stock in the Bank of Ander-
son, belonging TO an estate, was sold at
| auction on Monday at 1872. This indi-
Gates the confidence people have in
this solid institution.
On 1st September B. O. Evans q Co.
will move into the storeroom now occupied
by G.. F. Jones & Co. in order to have more
room for their increasing business. Read
| their new advertisement.
Invitations have been issued to the mar.
| riage of Mr.. John G. Osborne and Miss
jamie McGrath, which will take place at
the homo Of the bride, in this city, on next
Wednesday evening, 10Th inst.
D. G. Brown & Bro. gives our readers a
common sense business talk in this issue.
They, are making unloading prices for the
next few weeks and request all contem-
| plating buyers to call and see them.
We direct your attention to r. s. Hills
new advertisement this week. He has cut
| prices on many lines of goods, and If you
are looking for bargains you should read
what he says anu give him an early call.
If you need clothing, shoes, hats and
| gents furnishing goods, Hall q Milford
invite you to call and inspect their stock,
as will be seen by referring to their new ad-
vertisement. Their prices will please you.
The west show window of G. F. Jones &
| Co. went in with a crash in last Fridays
wind and rain storm, the work OF q
vagrant barrel blown across the square
from the Webb block, damaging a costly