The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90, 1898.

| LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1898.
The growing crops are doing their best
| now.
: There are q few cases of mumps in this
| section.
Next Monday is Sslesday. There will
be no public Gales.
Piedmont Is arranging to celebrate the
Fourth OF July in big style.
Mre. d. J. Simpson, OF Toccoa, Ca, is
in the city visiting her parents.
Hon. j. e. Boggs, of Pickens. he's been
spending o few days in the city.
Mr.. Wade G. Humphreys. OF Charleston.
Ia In the city Waiting his mother.
The INTELLIoENcER Job Office 10 al.
ways ready 60 do your job printing.
Prof. Marion Dunwoodys of Atlants. has
been spending few days In Anderson.
The ofics Of County Treasurer esems to
be the most popular in Anderson County.
Attention is directed TO the bicycle ad.
vertisement OF tho Sullivan Hardware Co.
ous County offices ia increasing every
week.
! Mre. Helen Dunwoody and little son, OF
Atlanta, Ga, are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Now that we have received the first cot.
ton bloom, who will send us the first wa
termelon?
There are few negro vagrants In the
city whom the police would do well to
| look after.
Dr.. J. Louie Gray, Of Sonecs. hus been
spending few days near the city visiting
his parents.
The first watermelons for this season
were In the market last week. They came
from Augusta.
lyon are seeking bargains the new ad-
vs-;;sament OF s. Minor will tell you
where to get them.
Rev. J. B. Sanders. of Hartwell, Co.,
! will preach at Rocky River Church on
Saturday evening. July 10th.
Prof e. r. Gaines and wife. of Rlch
mond (V6.) College. ara in the city visit
On aud after July lst postoffice money
orders will cost you two cents more thap
heretofore, on account of the war tax.
Miss Mamie Hill, of Abbeville, has
been spending few days in the city the
guest Of her friend, Mrs. J. T.. Pearson.
of farm machinery. read carefully the new
advertisement of the Sullivan Hardware
Co.
Prof. 7. C. Woodward, of the South
Carolina College, will address the Teachers'
Institute TO be held In this city August
2nd.
Miss Mary Murrah, the bright and in
teresting little daughter OF Mr. Thos Muir
relatives.
Prot. w. E. Breazeale, Of Winthrop
College, has been spending few days In
the city visiting his mother end other
relatives.
IF you have sowed largely of pees you
hare done good thing, but you can do q
better one by Planting twice as many as
you have.
Next SUNDAY series Of meetings will
begin In the Wesleyan Methodist Church,
thia city, and will be conducted by Rev.
g. B. Nalley and others.
The Young Ladies' Junior Society, Of
the Presbyterian Church. will serve ice
cream and Ike ON Mr.. b Frank Crsyton'e
lawn next Friday afternoon.
Next Monday. the Fourth. Of July. be-
ing national holiday, the banks and
public offices will be closed Sunday
hours will be observed at the Postof1lce.
Married. on Thursday, June %, 1898. at
Raw. J r. McBryde, Mr. James n. Nc
ConneIl and Mre. Sallie Hall. both OF this
County.
There will be conference of the copgre-
CATION at Shiloh Church on Saturday be.
fore the second Sunday In July, at ii
O'Clock q. N. The members are urged to
attend promptly.
DR.. w. II Nardin. accompanied by his
daughter, Mics Victor Nardin, went to Old
Point Comfort. Va. Last veek to attend
the annual meeting of the surgeons Of the
Southern Railway.
With this issue the INrELLtoENoEis he
gins its Thirty fourth volume, and in the
future. as In the past, will continue tn
work for the upbuilding OF the City and
County Of Anderson.
We have received a copy Of the Clemson
College Catalogue. It ia complete and in
teresting. There were 4S5 students enroll
ed during tho pHnt year. Thirty one were
from Anderson County.
Elder O. ]. Copeland will preach at
Bethany Church next Saturday night at
the Usual hour, at Mt. Bethel Sunday
morniug at IL o'clock and at Long Branch
In the afternoon at o'clock.
Prof VIM. Hood. Of Bartow, Fle., has
been spending few days In the city visit-
Ing hte son. J. K. Hood. Esg. He vas q
Professor In Erskine College at Due West
for twenty-five years. and has many old
friends In this section.
After the first of July be sure to put
| 2 cent stamp on every check or draft.
Parties falling to apply these stamps will
be deemed guilty OF g misdemeanor, and
upon conviction Hned not less than $50
| and Imprisoned not lees than six months.
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