The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-28
Local News
WEDNESDAY. JUNE &c, 1895.
THE Cotton MARKET.
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=; MTs. r q. III. Hea, d is visiting relatives
LII Elberton, Ga.
Miss Louise dolmes, of Charlestop.
Is VisitIng Mrs. G. G. Sayre.
Adoph GeisScrss, cs Athens. Ga, is in
the city visiting his parents.
This is excellent weather for the ice
man, who wears broad smile.
Miss Annie Lebby, of Summeryille.
.. u, ls visiting friends in Anderson.
Some folks are grumbling about
hotter. ~ W
Prenties B. Reed, of Atlanta, spent
lew days in the city last week with
Miss Lydia Wilhite has gone to Ma.
con and Columbus, Ca, to visit
friends.
Mrs. A. G. Leverett, of Sampson
Gity, Florida, is visiting relatives in
Mrs. c. S. Sullivan has been SPEND
ing few days with relatives in West
miDa*er.
Mrs. &. E. Coughlin and daughter
nave returned from an extended trip
to Indiana.
1t you want to have pleasant timd
pc sure to visit Anderson next Tues
day, July 4th. I
Pr. Walter X. Lewis, of st. Louis,
Tis in the city visiting his parents and
other relatives.
E. L.. Clarke, of Union, S. c.. spent
few days in Anderson the past week
visiting relatives.
A few 'watermelons from the low
country have made their appearance
IN this market
Mise nellie Poe, of Greenville, and
Misses Helen Smith and Helen White,
OF ADbevlile, are in the city visiting
bliss Bessie Simpson, on Church street.
Miss Christine Dickson, of Seneca.
mas been spending few days in the
city with friends.
Oscar L. jackson, of>Abbeville, was
in the city last Thursday and gave us
an appreciated call.
Every 2rohibitionist in the county
should attend the meeting in the Court
Misses Iona az : Mary Mattison, of
Ialladega, Ala, 'lre visiting Mr. and
Mrs. NJ NJ. Mattison. r..
One little flower to a living man is
worth more than wagonload of floral
emblems to a dead one.
Next Monday is >Salesday. There
VIII 5e 10. public sales, and the day
will probably be dull one.
just now we have plenty of old
newspapers for sale at this office.
Call early and get your supply.
The crops ere making fine progress.
and If the weather continues favorable
there will be full crop made.
Miss. Thomas Alston, of this city,
went down to Ninety Six last week TO
spend a few days with relatives.
There is very little sickness among
the residents of the city, and the
medical doctors are having an easy
time. =
w. E. McGee. travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Railway. spent
last Friday in the city and gave US q
pleasant call.
F. Barron Grier and Ellis G. Gray
don, members of the Greenwood bar,
were in the city last week on profess
sional business.
. E. F. Thomas, formerly of Cleora,
but who now lives at Starr, Anderson
county, visited his old home last week.
Edgefield Chronicle.
IS. NJ. Orr, Jr., who has been attend
ing the school of technology In At
lanta, has returned home to spend the
summer holidays
Prof. j. Scott Murray, of Macon, Ca.
arrived in Anderson few days ago to
spend the summer vacation with his
mother and other relatives.
Miss Flora Chapman. who has been
feachtng In the city schools at Sails
bury. n. c., for several years, is in
the city visiting her parents.
Miss Gertrude Jones, q charming
young woman OF Anderson, is the
guest Of Miss Gertrude Hoyt, in Acad-
emy street.-GEeenville Herald.
A number Of Anderson's mennfae-
turing enterprises will nav their uaual |
dividend OF per cent. to |
the stockholders next Saturday, July |
This section has experienced some
extremely hot weather during the past |
week, several days the thermometer
registering 90 degrees in the shade at !
Look after gardens now. Kill weeds
and grass: Plant snap beans for Sep T
tember. Sow cabbage seed for late
crop; Plant corn for roasting ears in
October. "a ..seiz &s 81.
Don't forget that your stock need
plenty of cool, fresh water these
scorching days. Give it to them five
er six times day; the last time just
before yOu go to bed. +. .4:'3