The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-07-26

MI. i HOS. ". Nillle6, SupcrlnteuUcuL
of the Connie Maxwell Orphanage
farm, has been spending u few days in
the county visiting his neice, Mrs. G..
o. Burriss.
When you eat melon don't throw
the rinds on the street. Put them in
the barrels sitting araundon the streets
so the garbage wagons can secure
them and haul them off.
Supt. Welles, Roadmaater South
gate anil Division Roadmaster Payne,
of the Southern Railway, spent a por-
ton of yesterday in the city on tour
of inspection, of the Southern's road
bed.
DR.. II. Luther Parker has located at
Bolton for the practice Of his profes-
sion. DR.. Parker is graduate of the
Dental Department of Vanderbilt
University, and we predict for him big
success.
The congregation of Sandy Springs
Church has set apart next Friday, 2Sth
inst, to clean off the Churchyard. All
persons who are Interested should be
on hand promptly or send hand to do
the work.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of Clarcmont College, Hick-
ory, n. G. This institution is for the
education of girls and young women,
and is recognized as one of the best in
the South.
Can't. Charles Il, Sntterlee, of the
Sixth regular artillery, U. S. army, died
Mt Honolulu ON the 10th inst, of con-
gestion of the brain. The deceased
married sister of Rev. w. Il. Capers,
of this city.
Mrs. Eliza Gross, of Nashville, Tenn,
Mrs. Carrie Howard and Mrs. Nellie
West, of Greenville County, all daugh-
ters of the late James Jones, of this
County, arc now visiting relatives in
this County.
Work OH the Orr Cotton Mill is pro-
crossing rapidly. The foundation for
the main building is being laid, the
warehouses are nearly completed and
the dwelling houses for the operatives
are being erected.
1t gives ,ls pleasure to announce that
our fellow tOwnsman, Mr. j. l.. Maui
din, who has been quite sick for sew
eral weeks, is now convalescing. We
hope he will soon be restored to his
usual good health.
Mr.. F. Il. Wilhite is in attendance
upon the sessions of the Southern In
dustrial League in Atlanta this week.
He was accompanied by his niece, Miss
Lydia Wilhitc, who will visit her
grandmother there.
The Pclzer Manufacturing Company
intend to build large central school
building, where all the children of the
town can be assembled under one roof
and arranged and classified OH the
graded school order.
Read what Brown, Osborne g. Co.
say about "dwarf priccs'' on ''giant
values' in this issue, and call and ex-
anime the goods enumerated and
compare their prices. They are deter
mined to make room for their fall steck.
Reports indicate bountiful showers
on Monday night in the Hopewell
Church section and in the vicinity of
Williamson. Frequent showers of
late have greatly relieved the parchcd
condition in portions of Broadway
Township.
The competitive examinations for
the scholarships in Winthrop College
and the South Carolina College were
held last Friday. There were fourteen
applicants for the former and four for
the latter. The result has not vet been
made known.
An advertisement of the Greenville
Female College appears i'll another
column, to which we direct the atte1i-
tiOn of parents having daughters to
educate. This college has few equals,
and its rates are reasonable. Write
fora catalogue.
Mr.. II. g. Anderson, of the firm of
Hall t. Anderson. Of Abbeville, is vis-
iting relatives in tho County. We are
pleased to note that Abbeville is deal
iig gently with him and that he is
reaping "a rich measure of success
among that worthy people.
The commissioners for Abbeville
County have decided to order the cleo
ton for that portion of Donald's Town
ship which wants to vote OH the Hues-
tion of going into Anderson County.
This settles long contention about
the holding Of the election.
Mrs. r. L. Griffin, of Lockhart, s. c.,
who has been spending several weeks
in this County with the family Of her
father, Mr. Brown Warllaw, returned
hcmcslast Saturday, and was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Lola Ward
law, and Miss Pauline Sutherland.
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