The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-06

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1898

Old papers for sale at this office, cheap.
Good rains have fallen In various Sec
tions of the County this week.
aiThe midday train on the Blue Ridge
Railroad has been discontinued.
A number of people are complaining
that their wells are almost going dry.
The candidates are working hard and are
letting no grass grow under their feet
Mrs. j. E. Breazeale spent last week in
Walballa visiting her mother and sisters.
Court is in session this week at Walhal-
Ia, and will convene at Pickens next Mon
day.
Prof Moncrief attended the meeting Of
the State Teachers Association at Harris
Springs.
The public schools of Savannah Town
ship will open next Monday morning,
11th inst.
J.P. Carey, Eaq., OF the Pickens bar, was
in the city last Thursday on professional
business.
Mr.. John Daniels of Newberry. has
been spending few days in the city with
relatives.
The Sentinel Gays D. B. Finney, wife
and daughter, Of Anderson, have moved
to Pickens.
Mr.. Tom Maxwell, Of Greenv,lle, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city visiting
his parents.
Mr.. Jas. F. FAINT, who has been quite
sick for the past ten days, is now slowly
convalescing.
Capt. T. F. Hill has gone to Morebead
City. N. c.. to spend few days recuperat
Ing his bealtb.
The Alliance Store makes an importsnt
announcement this week, and We advise
you to read 1t.
Mrs. w. F. Cox. accompanied by her
little uon, went to Greenville last week to
visit her parents.
III YOU are hunting bargains. the new
advertisement OF c. F. Jones d Co. will
1ntoreet you tnls W6ek.
Mr. Hugh F. Freeman, of Montgomery,
Ala, formerly of this County, Is visiting
relatives in the County.
Mr.. J. G.. Cunningham. who has been
on short visit to his family, returned to
Charlotte, N. c., to-day.
Mr.. ]. A. Sullivan city editor of the
Greenville Neos spent last week in the
city visiting his parents.
Mrs. S J. Carpenter, Of Montgomery,
Ala, is in the city visiting Mrs. John
Snow and other relatives.
II you are needing hot weather clothing.
read the new advertisement of B. o. Evans
q Co. and give them call.
The "Glorious Fourth" was celebrated in
grand style at PelZer last Monday and an
immense crowd was present.
Mrs. Henry Hit. Of Laurens County. is
in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs
Spearman, who is quite sick.
MI. T. A. Ratliffe has moved from his
old home on Society street TO the resid
of the late Mre. E. ]. Hubbard.
At q meeting of the Board OF Health
last Friday evening, Mr.. J. 8. Martin was
elected health officer Of the city.
Capt. II. 81. Watkins, Of the Anderson
Volunteers, now at Chickamauga, arrived
in the city to day on short furlough.
The rules and regulations Of the Oak
way, Townville and Anderson Telephone
Comps will be published next week.
Mr. John G. Donald, formerly Of this
city. died at his home in Hartwell, Ga,
last Sunday afternoon, after brief illness.
Mr.. Richard E. Allen. of this city, will
travel until the 1st September selling dry
goods for big Wholesale house in New
York.
Prof. j. Scott Murray. OF Mercsr Col
lege Macon, Ga. is in the city spending
his VACATION with his mother and othtr
relatives.
o j. Copeland will preach at Bsrker's
Creek next Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
end also at Meals Creek in the afternoon
at ) o'clock.
Anderson County will be we'll represent
ed at the reu MON of the Confederate Vet
Grams in Atlanta on the 10th inst. The
railroad fare is very cheap.
The knights of Pythiss meet to-morrow
(Thnrsdsy) evening. The third rank will
be conferred, und it Is earnestly desired
that all the members attend.
Messrs. o D. Anderson & Bro. are pay
ing the highest prices for wheat anu are
also selling new flour from Mr.. Welch's
rollsr mills. Give them call.
Mr.. VIM. Isbell. of Fair Play, died at hie
home on the oath ult., after brief illness
of heart failure. He was one of Oc0nee
County's most excellent citizens.
Prof E. 8. Hamilton, who has been
teaching school at Russellville. Ark. the
past year, mas returned to his old home in
the Corner to speed his vacation.
Jim Crawford, negro prisoner who es-
| capped from the County Jail more tbsn five
years ago, was arrested in Lsurens County
few days ago and brought to this city.
The children on Factory Hill celebrated
Independence Day with appropriate exer
discs at the school house. and listened to
an interesting address from Rsv. 8 b
Harper.
Mr.. George W. Marshall. brother OF
Mrs M. J. Orr, of this city. died at hi
home in .Greenville last Wednesday,, aged
61 ears. A wife and two daughters sur
vivo him.
The Baptist Church which has just beeu
completed on Factory Hill will he dedi
Gated next Sunday. Rev. w. b. Hawkins
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