The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-17
A. T. Smythe offers several tracts OF
valuable land near Pendleton for sale.
Sac advertisement in another column.

Sac advertisement IN an0tner column.
Mr.. s. Strouse, advance buyer of Julius
n. We'll & Co, and Mrs. II. d. Gardner
of their millinery department. left here
last week for the Northern markets. Miss
Helen Cater will leave during this week.
Messrs. J. F. Kilgos and F. w. Ortman,
of Charleston, aud Mrs. j. F. Kilgos. Jr.,
and children, of Bamberg, are in the city
visiting the family of their kinsman, Mr..
G.. III. Ortman.
Ernest Losse, little son of Mr.. P.
Losse, fell from the piazza at his home on
South Main street last Monday afternoon
and broke his collar bone. 1t was pain
full but not serious fracture.
MIR. r. r. Allen. who is representing
Bowett Warner & Co.. wholesale dry
goods, OF Philadelphia. has been spending
q few DAYS at home. He has now gone to
Philadelphia, where he will remain sew
eral weeks.
Miss Victor Nardin who has been vis-
iting friends in Elberton. Ca, returned
bone last week, aud was accompanied by
Miss Daisy Blackwell. three accomplished
Young ladies of ElberLon.
Cant. J. r. Anderson the clever Super
intendent of the Blue Ridge Railroad. re.
turned last Saturday from Baltimore,
where he went to have an operation for
appendicitis performed. He will soon be
restored to his usual good health.
Next Wednesday the Messrs. Smith will
run their excursion to Asheville, n. c., as
will be seen by reading their advertise
ment In another column. This is cheap
trip, and We advise you to take it. Ashe-
Vile is most delightful place to visit at
this season of the year.
Mr.. D. Henderson aDd family, of An
dersop, have moved to Walhalla and oc
cnpy the cottage residence OF Mr.. ]. D.
Werner on Tugaloo street. We are glad to
welcome them to our town and hope soon
| TO number them among us as permanent
residents -KcoaUee Courier.
Mr.. Richard S. Porcher died suddenly
at Clemson, August 9Th. He had just re-
turned from trip to Seneca, and had been
in bis usual good health at breakfast time.
He was District Deputy Grand Master of
the 9Th Masonic District. He was buried
at Seneca with Masonic honors.
The advertisement cf the Alliance Store
will interest the male sex this week. On
Friday and Saturday there will be on ex-
hibiti0n cloths for fall suits, and a repre-
sentative ofa great tailor firm will be there
| to take measures for suits, OvercOats or
trousers. Go and see the display.
Mayor Hood and his Board of Aldermen
We're sworn in last Monday and are now
in charge of the affairs Of the city. Their
fret regular meeting will be held next
Tuesday, when all OF the city officers will
be elected. There are large number Of
applicants for the various positions.
On the first page OF the INTELL1aENcER
this week we publish most interesting
article from Mr.. j. L. Tribble on the sub.
iect of the Black Diamond Railroad. It
should, and no doubt will. be read care
fully by every citizen who feels any inter-
est in the future welfare Of Anderson and
the surrounding country.
The Eberton (Ga.) ,Star of the 11th inst
says: "Mr. Lafayette Wakefield. of An
derson County, and Mrs Carrie Looney.
of Greenville, S. c., were privately mar
ried at the Simpson House st 11.30 o'clock
Wednesday morning. Hon. Abda Og
lesby officiating The groom is seventy
and the blushing bride only about forty
five."
Messrs. Cobb & Crayton who will sue
ceed the Yates Shoe Co. in this city, are
now receiving their stock of goods. and
will make an announcements to our readers
next week. They will carry large stock
and their prices will please their custo-
mers They are both energetic young
men and will no doubt receive liberal
patronage.
Here is list OF the officers to be voted
for at the approaching primary election
Governor. Lieutenant. Governor. Secretary
OF State, Comptroller General, State Treas
urer, Adjutant and Inspector General,
State Superintendent of Education. Attor-
ney General, Railroad Commissioner.
Congressman 3rd District Senator. five
mem bers House Representatives, Judge of
Probate County Superintendent of Edu-
cation, Treasurer and Auditor.
The Young Mems Business Lsague was
maze permanent organization last Fri
day afternoon, about two hundred mem-
bers being enrolled. A constituti on and
by laws were adopted, and the following
Board of Directors elected: j. L. Tribble,
w. R. Osborne, 81. c. Townsend, D. A.
Lsdhstter, w. R. Hubbard, r. j. Msuldin,
n. B. Sullivan, M. A. Dean and G. F..
Jones. This Board will elect a President.
Vice President and Secretary and Treas
! urer.
The rules of the Democratic party OF this
State provide that no man may vote un-
less his name is on the roll Of the club to
which be should belong at least five days
before the primary election. Men who
have moved from one precinct to another,
who have come into the County or who
have come of age since the last election
will loss their votes unless they are en-
rolled. II will be well for every voter to
avoid accidents by making sure his name
is on the list.
Let the voters renemb Der that they must
vote for five members Of the Legislature
who are candidates. The object of that
was to prevent plumbing. A ticket may
he written with ink or pencil, or printed.
In the primary no special size paper is re
quired. One may vote tor one Office alone
and leave out all the others and his vote
will be counted. For instance. if one de-
aired to vote for five candidates for the
legislature and leave all the others of,
the managers would count the vote.
Constable Cooley on yesterday captured
another distillery two miles beyond
Friendship on the banks of Saluds, aud
brought it to town for Magistrate Trus-
cells inspection. 1t has been only few
weeks since similar prize was brought
here from the same neighborhood, and
there still may be more to come. The