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

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separate clan or party outside of the
Democratic party. Let our people go to
the polls and vote as living, free, moral
SCENTS, and for whom they practically
and Independently please, just so they
select men who strongly advocate the
doctrines of pure Democracy and who
are gentlemen Of spotless character and
high repute.
Mr.. J. W. Reid, of Reidville, S. c., who
has been spending several days in the
Corner visiting friends and relatives. re-
turned home last Saturday, much to the
regret of his many friends. Mr.. Reid, by
his pleasant manner, made many friends
while here, and we hope to have him
back in our midst in the future.
Miss Hanna Cuddy, of Wideman, s. c.,
has been visiting the family of Rev. R.
G. Ligon for some time past.
Miss May Yates, one Of Charleston's
most beautiful and attractive young
ladies, who is spending the summer in
Anderson, spent several days with the
family of Rev. r. G. Ligon last week, re-
turning to Anderson last Saturday after
noon. Miss May, by her charming and
pleasant manners, made host Of friends,
and it was with much regret that they
saw her take her departure, but we hope
that she may again pay the Corner long
visit.
Miss Annie Bowie, apretty young lady
Of Due West, is visiting the family OF
Mr. j. w. Bowie.
Mr.. r. L. Bowie, with Misses Annie.
Nettie and Matte Bowie, who have been
travelling through the mountains for
several days, returned home last week.
They report having had fine time.
Miss Mabel Smith, of Gastonis, N. c.,
who taught in this neighborhood last
year, is back again visiting friends and
relatives. Miss Mabel has many friends
in the Corner who are delighted to have
her among them once more.
Prof. e. s. Hamilton will leave to-day
to resume his duties as principal of the
RusselIville (Ark.) Graded School. His
many friends are sorry to see him leave.
We wish him all success during his next
term.
There was lawn party at the residence
Of Rev. R. G. Ligon last Tuesday night.
given in honor of Miss Yates. There
were present about forty couples, and the
grounds resounded with merry peals of
laughter until O'clock, when the party
broke up. Every one seemed to have
had a nice time, and from all appearan-
ces, the little dove Cupid did some good
work, for there were several who seemed
to have been transported to a land where
there was nothing b1s love and happiness
to the two happy and infatuated sweet
hearts.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Yates, of Charles
ton, who are spending the summer in
Anderson. spent last Thursday with the
family Of Rev. R. c. ligon.
The many friends Of Miss Lois Davis
will be glad to learn that she has accepted
the school at Generostee for another term,
aud the patrons and trustees are to be
congratulated for having secured her
services. for, as teacher, her equal is
seldom if ever found.
Mr.. j. N. Cuddy has accepted the Iva
school, where it is his intention to begin
teaching in the near fature. Mr.. Cuddy
Is q graduate IF Erskine College, and has
been teaching for two years in Abbeville
County, where, as teacher, he has met
with unlimited success. We are glad to
have such q man as Mr.. Cuddy in our
community, for under the management
of such man and teacher the school
cannot help but prosper and bring forth
fruits such as shall always be an honor
and blessing upon the community.
Messfs. w. T. A. Sherard and 8. B.
Sherard went to Anderson last Friday on
business.
Miss Annie Liddell and Mr.. Earl
Allen, Of Lowndesville, attended the
party last Tuesday at Rev. R. G. Ligon's.
DR.. w. E. Link, OF Wellington. spent
last Wednesday night with relatives:
Ask Reid S-who was the prettiest
girl at the party and he can tell you.
Misses Meta and Lena Brownlee, two
charming and attractive young ladies of
visited relatives and friends
in the Corner recently.
Mr.. R. G. Sherard, of Co. @, 1st S. C. ",
spent several days with his parents week
before last. "Tod" is looking we'll, hale
and hearty, and it seems as though hard
tack and beef were serving him extreme
ly well.
Mr.. Jas. Brown, member of Co. c, 1st
S. C. ", is also home on sick furlough,
but we are glad to say that he is much
improved, and will soon be able to re-
sumo his duties as soldier.
Rev. R. C. Lgon is away from home
this week assisting Rev. j. O. Lindsey,
D D., at Lebanon and Rev. j. l. McLin
at Mt. Carmel. DRACo.
No Cure No Pay.
Every physician of experience knows