The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-24

leaves Anderson now at o'clock a. m.,
thirty minutes later than formerly.
Mr.. Harrison X. Glenn, of the Slab
town section, is now clerking. for
Brown. Osborne s. Co., and would be
njeosed to have his friends and ac-
1naintances call and see him there.
WI. Anderson, of Anderson, S. c.,
the popular cotton buyer Of Elberton,
returned to the city Tuesday after q
pleasant soiourn with his relatives and
friends at home.cElberton (GG.) Star.
In the new advertisement of d. c:
Brown g. Bro. next week, they Will
tell you about their low prices on new
wheat flour. In the meantime it you
need any at a bargain, call and see
them.
We are requested to state that Rev.
Robt. G.. Martin has been placed in
charge of Williamson Circuit for the
remainder of this conference year.
See plan of appointments elsewhere in
| this issue.
Two bales Of new cotton were
brought to the city last Saturday, the
| first for this season. One bale was
marketed by A. E. Dean and the other
by A. E. Kay. Brown, Osborne & Co.
| bought both bales.
A special discount sale of crockery,
china. ETC., etc, is now going on at
Osborne g. Clinkscales, and will con-
tinue until Saturday night. Those
needing any fancy goods can get them
very low there now.
Mr.. w. N. Scott, of this County, has
been appointed Second Lieutenant OF
one of the Companies of the Second
Regiment of South Carolina Volun-
teers, the organization of (which has
Just been completed.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisement Of Hall & Milford, who
are now offering their entire stock OF
summer goods at greatly reduced ,pri-
ces. IT you want to secure some bar
gains give them an early call.
Lieut.. Frank Glenn, of Co. A, list
Regiment S. C.. V, accompanied by his
| wife, arrived in the city a few days ago
on a visit to the family of his brother
| in-law, Mr.. Baylis Maxwell, andis now
confined to his bed with fever.
Our young friend, w. X. Carlisle, has
been spending Il few days in the city
visiting relatives. He is still in the
service OF the Southern Railroad and is
now located at Union, S. c., having
recently been transferred from New
berry.
At !; meeting of the Board Of Trus-
| tees of the Graded School a few days
ago, Miss Emily Diver, OF this COun--
ty, Miss Nettic Wysor, of Virginia, and
! Miss Chloe Watkins, of Nashville.
Tenn, were elected teachers to fill
vacancies.
1t is IL current saying among those
who are older and wiser than we, that
| if the first of the "dog days" be rainy,
all the rest will likewise be so. We do
not understand the philosophy OF this
theory, but it seems to be verified this
summer at all events.
Rev. l.. c. Rice, representing the
baptist Courier, is i'll the County. lie
aided pastor w. B. Hawkins in Il meet
ing at Cross Roads last week, preach
ing for him Sunday at Mountain Creek,
and will be with him at Hopewcll next
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Freeman Jolly. Of Franklin
County, Ga, is visiting relatives in
here to Georgia about twenty-five
to his old home He is warmly well
| H., Ii II
Col. Joseph n. Brown attended the
reunion of Companies E and +, 14th
S. G. ", last wcek-Co. + at Barks-
dale on the 18th, and Co. F at Rock
Spring on the 10Th. He went out as
| Captain of Co. T.. He reports a very
pleasant reunion at both places.
The E-KO-Neet-Lce roller mills OF
this city have been doing Il rushing
business ever since the wheat crop was
harvested but they arc now getting up
with the work, and farmers who now
bring their wheat to the mill can re-
| turn home with their flour the same
day.
C.S. Minor, of the Ten Cent Store,
has lust returned from Atlanta, where
he attended the great bankrupt sale of
Il big firm of that city. He secured
many bargains and is now offering
them to his customers. Read his ad-
vertisement and you will learn what he
can do for YOU.
Prof. w. o. Mckinney, Of Hart
County, Ga, who has been teaching Il
large singing school at Mountain
Creek, will bring it toa close tO-mOr-
row (Thursday,) when the exercises
will be free and open, and he cordially
invites I'LL lovers of music and the pub
lie generally to attend.
The Township Boards of Pensioners
met in this city OH Monday, 18th inst,
and elected the following gentlemen
as members OF the County Board (:
John r. Green, Chairman, j. j. Gil
mcr, Secretary, j. NJ. Dunlap and G..
b. Gilmer. DR.. w. II. Nardin, .Ir., was
elected examining physician.
Miss Sophie Divver, Of this city, for
merly with Mcssrs. Brown. Osborne u
Co., has left for an extended trip to
New York, where she will observe the
new fashions in dress making, and
upon her return will have charge OF
the dressmaking department. Tor
Mcssrs. Julius II. We'll q. Go.
The railroads have already made
considerable preparations for the scpa-
rate coach law which goes into effect
Sept. LIST. Many of the coaches are
already divided by partitions and are
being used just as other coaches.