The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-07

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Z, 1893
Mrs. Chris. Chalmers, of .Abbevillc,
is visiting Mrs. James r. Pearson.

Mrs. Chris. Chalmers, OF .ADDeV1llc,
is visiting Mrs. James T. Pearson.
Mrs. Lawrence Harper, Of Honea
Path, is visiting Mrs. H. G.. johnson.
Miss Glenola Cummings left for Bel
mont, N. c., yesterday to enter college.
Miss Anna Clinkscales, of Bolton, is
visiting Misses Irene and Clara Os-
borne.
Hall g. Milford's new Fall clothing
has arrived, and they tell you about 1t
to-day.
Miss Beck Jeffords, of Orangeburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. r. Rich
ardson.
Mrs. w. N. Collett, nee Miss Hughes,
of Abbeville, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Walter McFall.
c. F. Jones & Co. are receiving their
Fall stock and they want you to drop
in and look at it.
Mr.. K. D. Cleveland, of Hart Co.,
Ca, offers valuable tract of land for
sale in this issue.
Court convenes at Walhalla Monday,
September 18th instant, Judge j. {.
Klugh presiding.
The Alliance Store has talk with
country merchants to-day whichis very
interesting. Read it.
The Electric City Shoe Store has an
ad. in this weeks paper which the
reader would do we'll to read.
Miss Di5ma Gilmer returned last Sat
urday after delightful visit to friends
| in Spartanburg and Greenville.
The second primary will be held on
Tuesday, the 18th instant, and every
man should go to the polls and vote.
Young Frank Watkins was seriously
i'll Yesterday morning but he rallied
promptly and is all right this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hawkins have
both been quite i'll for the past week,
but are better and steadily improving.
There will be temperance piculc at
Bethesda, in Brushy Creek township,
next Saturday. The pubic are invited.
Mrs. Gardner, who has been absent
in the Eastern markets in the interest
| of the Alliance store, returned yester-
day.
Misses Jessie Geer and Retta Brea-
zeale, of Belton, who have been visit
ing friends in this city, returned home
yesterday.
Wade II. Thompson returned to Da-
wilson College yesterday and will re-
sumo his studies, interrupted year
ago by illness.
Miss Meta Sullivan, daughter of Mr..
j. p. Sullivan, was thrown from her
horse last Saturday afternoon, recelv-
ing several paluLul DIlllscS.
Cur Junior editor, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Norma Garrett, left last
Thursday morning for ten days visit
to his uncle near Dalton, Ga.
All persons interested in cleaning Oft
the graveyard at Shiloh Church, near
Piedmont, are requested to meet Sat
lrbay, 10th Sept, to attend to same.
Sergeant C. E. Brown, of the Third
Texas Volunteers, is spending two
weeks furlough with his brother, +. u.
Brown, and other relatives of this city.
The sun is trying to shine but clouds
are constantly slipping in front OF it.
The damage to fodder, hay and cotton
| in this county.from rain is very heavy.
Miss Grace Cater, who has been Wis
iting for quite awhile in Massachusetts,
and New York, has reached home, and
| is again at her post of duty with c. f.
Jones g. Co.
NIr. C. A. Reed, accompanied by his
wife and Miss Fannie Ligon, daughter
of Mr.. r.. S. Ligon, left Thursday last
for New York, Washington and other
Eastern points.
Lightning struck the dwelling, at
factory hill, of Superintendent Roberts
last Thursday. The house was only
slightly damaged but Rev. Sid Harper,
who boards there, was severely
shocked.
Maj. ("Ki'') II. r. Vandiver has been
ill for some time with chills and fever,
but Mr. D. A. Ledbetter, his nephew,
who has visited him quite recently re-
ports him much better and steadily
improving.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the new nd. of D. G. Brown d
Bro. this week. They are young men
full of determination to succeed and a
call at their establishment will be ben
eficial for you.
Mr.. Tom Russell, of Anderson, and
Mr.. Earnest Tucker, of Broadway
Township, won the two Citadel schol-
arships for this County in the competl-
tive examination last month, Mr.. Rus