The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-31

| bCnS 1tlT OtAuBAVcISp i6 III tile CITY VS.
iting her friend, Miss Mamie Taggart.
-Abbepille Press and Banner.
Our young friend, j. Cliff. Green, of
Bolton, hasaccepted position as sales
man with Cobb g. Crayton, and will be
pleased to serve his friends at any
time.
Yesterday was the 36th anniversary
| of the second battle of Manassas.
Nearly all of the Confederate Veterans
of this section were engaged in that
famous battle.
Miss Ayres desires to inform the citi-
zens of Anderson that she will be ready
to receive her music pupils OH Thurs
day, Sept. list, ut c. A. Reeds Music
Store at $50 a. III.
The friends of DR.. NJ. T.. Game arc
more than pleased to welcome him
back to Anderson. He isnow in charge
of the prescription department. OF the
Hill Orr Drug co.
Mr.. j. c. Osborne has rented the
stOreroom recently occupied by liarri-
son & Co., OH South Main street, and
will open II new stock of groceries
there in Il few days.
The patrons of Concord school arc
earnestly requested to meet mt the
school house next Friday afternoon, ut
2 o'clock, for the purpose of clrcting IL
teacher for the next term.
In Orderingtlle address of your paper
changed always give the name of the
office ut which you have been receiving
it as well as the name of the Office to
which you want it changed.
Lieut.. }. II. Grant, of Co. c, 1st.Rcg-
imcnt S. G. v, received Il telegram
yesterday ordering him to return to
Jacksonville this week and to bring ali
the recruits that he could secure.
We invite your attention to the adj
vertiscnent of Cobb g. Cmyton, of the
new shoe store. These gentlemen are
receiving large stock and will make
it to your interest TO give them Il call.
The second primary election will be
held Tuesday, September 18th, with
the same managers and in the same
manner i'll which the first WAS held.
1t is the duty of every Democrat to go
and vote
Mr.. Ira Giles, Of Co. c, First Regi-
ment S. c. ", reached home from
jacksonville, Fla, last week on I, short
furlOugh. He has been sick forscvcral
weeks, and we hope he will be bcnc-
fitted by his stay nt home.
Prof. Carlyle lsranyon, who has been
teaching ut Bowman, Ga, for the past
year, has been elected to the chair of
languages in the Hartwcll Collegiate
Institute, and will make his home ut
Hartwell the ensuing year.
Mrs. A. Stivcndcr, of Lccsbury. Fla.
who has been spending several weeks
IN the County visiting her parents and
other relatives, returned home last
week. Her visit was Il source of much
pleasure to her many friends.
Mr.. j. d. Maxwell, Jr., who has been
i'll the U. 5. naval service, has been
honorably discharged and reached
home last Monday. He will leave i'll Il
few days for New York to accept n po-
sit;On with an electric company.
Capt. c. A. Milford, of Co. A, First
Regiment S. c. w., is quite sick with
fever at Jacksonville, Fla. His many
OH friends in Anderson will regret to
hear this. and will join us in Wishing
him speedy restoration to health.
If the price of cotton would begin to
take move on itself our farmers
would be happy. AS it is, the man who
iids iived ut home is not as uneasy us
the one who has run into debt for sup
plies he might have raised on the fnl1n.
A Teachers Institute for the negro
teachers Of Anderson County, will be
held Mt the Greely Institute, in this
city, next week. beginning OH Monday.
1t will be conducted by the teachers of
the County, and Mt it's close it is pro-
posed to organize Il County Association.
Mr.. A. NJ. Law went to Anderson
yesterday. He will embark in the
brokerage business in that tiourishing
city. Fnw young men have better
business qualifications and none have
more integrity OF purpose than Andrew
Law. His success is assurellly looked
forward to by his many friends here
Spdrian6uty Herald, eth.
Rev. Irl r. Hicks, the weather
prophet, promised rain for August and
it came. He says there will be storm
disturbances the first week in Septem-
ber. Next storm period 12 to 16. Then
active thunder storms 10 to 20. From
"a to the end of the month there will
be many eqninoctial disturbances.
Much warm weather is indicated.
We have received the catalogue OF
Winthrop College for 1807-08. The