The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1898.
The drummers are numerous now tax
ing orders for fall goods.

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Mr.. Fred. Wagner, of Charleston, is il
the city visiting relatives.
Some very fine country watermelonS
are being brought to the city.
Reae. carefully tie new advertisement
of C. f. Jones e. Co. this week.
Miss Edna Earle went ove' to Grssii'
wills last week TO visit relatives.
Oconce bas nire candidates for Conn'S
Treasurer and six :ar Supervisor.
Mr.. r. u. LisoD and family have goue
to the ,nopnta:ns to spend 9 few week.
Miss Rsubie Anderson, OF Ninety Six
is III ,lle city visiting Mrs. R. c. Webb
The recent rains have put ncF7 lie into
the crops and they are growing finely.
Capt. and Mrs. p. K. Norris have goac
to their summer home in the mountains
TIE candidates arc working hard ond
ara letting no grass grow under their fest.
The Alliance Store las & new advertise
ment this week, to which We direct atten-
tion.
Miss Carrie Williamson, Of Montgom-
ery. Ala. is in thy city visiting Mrs. j. I.
Pierson.
Mr. ice 3. McGee, Jr., of Charlotte, is
spepdinga few days in the city visiting
his parents.
E. G. Evans, Jr., offers gentle horae,
phaeton aud harness for sale. See ad-
vertisement.
Anderson County is well represented at
the Confederate Veterans Reunion in At
lanta this week.
If you contemplate purchasing gin,
read the advertisement of f. E Watkins
in another column.
Mrs j. f. S.evick sud children left last
week for Williamson, where they Will
spend several wesks.
The flower gardens and floral displays
in the front yards Of many residences Of
this city gre beautiful.
The Methodist congregation at William
stoa has decided to erect Few Church
building. 1t viii cost $4,000.
Mrs. wm. Law. of Bartow, Fla, is il
the city visiting her father, Maj. j. f.
Whitner, and other relatives.
The recent rains have put the farmers TO
work agsin, and they will be later than
usual in laying by their crops.
Lieut.. j. II. Grant, OF Co. c., S. c. V,
arrived IN the city last Monday from
Chickarlauea on short fuyloush.
Miss Lillian Murrah, who hss been
visiting her brothers. family at Union
S. c., will return home to morrow.
Mr.. Joe Trow bridge, chief musician of
the 2nd Regiment, SC. Volunteers, has
been spending Il feT days in the city.
Misses Flora Bacot and Ada jenkins, Of
GreenviIle, are in the city visiting tho
family of their uncle, Mr.. L. w. Taylor.
Rev. H. NJ. Allen will preach at We'll
come Church next Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. All ere invited to attend the SER
vice.
The many friends OF Mr.. Will. r. Hub.
bard will regret to learn that he is confin-
el tc his home with an attack Of ma!arisl
fever.
A i.ew postofiice has been established in
Oconee County between Oakway ard Fair
Play. Chalmer" is the name Of the
Office
Mrs. j. w. Nlattison, of Deans, and
sister. Mrs. a. y. Traylor, Of Augnsta, are
in the city ihe guests of Miss Lizzie Wil-
liams.
Mrs. j. II. Reed. of Boardman, Fla,
and Mrs. A. Stivender, CT Leesburg, Fla,
are in the County visiting relatives and
friends.
Do not throw your melon rinds OH the
streets OF the city, but place them in the
barrels so they can be hauled off by the
city carts.
A number or Communication intended
tt,, EpG
crowded cut. They will be published
next week.
Candidates wko desire tickets for The
primary election should file their orders
now. We viii guarantee satisfaction IL.
price and work.
Mr. J. r. Anderson, Superintendent Of
the Blue Ridse Railroad, has gone 70
Baltimore to have an operation performed
for appendicitis.
Gen. NJ. l. Bopham. who hes bsM
quite sick for several weeks, left last Sat
urday for Saluda, II. c., to spend 4 few
weeks recuperatng.
The Southern Railway has gotten OF
some neat and attractive literature 10
advertising its summer resorts and places
Of historical interest.
Mr.. 7. n. Ratliffe, who has been coni;n
Ell to his homo with malarial fever for th'
past two weeks, is. we are pleased to an
nounce, convaiescing.
Rev. O. l.. Martin is confined to hi