The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-02

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every patron.
Next Monday is Salestay. The
Wheat Growers Convention and the
Democratic Mass Meeting will no doubt
attract large crowd, as every section
of the County should be represented in
both meetings.
Mrs. A. w. Todd came up from
Charleston last. week to spend some
weeks with the family of her father,
Mr.. ID. f. Anderson. She is accompa-
MED by her two children, Miss Miriam
and Master Robert.
The Confederate Veterans should
not neglect to attend the meetings in
their respective townships next Satm-
day afternoon ut ( o'clock to elect three
Of their number the township cxamin-
ing board of pensions.
DR.. Joe c. Davis, of Columbia, the
genial manager Of the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association in this State,
has been spending Il few days in this
city and was welcome visitor to our
sanctum this morning.
Hon. w. Fl. Mauldin, the genial State
Senator from Hampton County, spent
Sunday in Anderson visiting his moth
cr, brothers and sisters. He has many
cid friends il this section who are
always delighted to greet him.
Mr.. Silas Johnstone, father of our
townsman, DR.. A. p. Johntsonc, died at
his home i'll Newberry on Friday, July
2lst, of paralysis, aged a. years. He
was n most estimable citizen and was
we'll known throughout the State.
A normal music school will open at
Salem Church on Thursday, 10th inst,
and will be taught by several noted
teachers. The rates are reasonable
and it should be literally patronizcd.
See advertisement in another column.
Mr.. l.. Paul Brock, who has been liv-
ing in Atlanta for the past two years,
has returned to Anderson, and has been
appointed superintendent of the An
derson Telephone Exchange to succeed
Mr.. Fred. w. Nartlin, who has resigned.
Mrs. Mildred NOVEL;, of Anderson, S.
c., accompanied by her son. Herbert,
has just concluded visit to her broth
en- Col. w. w. Thompson. Many old
friends as we'll as relatives, delighted
to welcome hcr.-Spartanbury Herald.
Mr.. Brantly Hart, son of DR.. B. c.
Hart, Of Cokcsbury, S. c., spent few
days in the city with relatives this
week. While here he secured posi-
ton in the grocery store and coal office
OF Capt. Jn0. NJ. Patrick, and will be-
gin work in a few days
The I.atimer Clothins Company or
Honea Path has applied to the Secre-
tary of State for charter. The capi-
tai stock is to be $1,000. JIG. Latimcr,
of Anderson, and J. NJ. Collins, L. j.
Clatworthy, Il. \. and j. Il. Monroe, of
Honea Path are the corpofatOrs.
Miss Fannie pinckncy with her
friend, Miss Narie Provost. of Ander-
son, are visiting their cousin and friend
Miss Kate Marshall. These are two Of
Anderson's brightest and prettiest
young ladies and we wish for them a
pleasant visit.--i ibteriNc Press and
Banner.
Miss Fannie c. Moblcy, of Clcburne.
Texas, is in the city visiting her moth
CT, Mrs. NJ. j. Clarke, and other rala-
tives. Mrs. Mnhley is native of
Anderson but has been a resident of
Texas for q number of years. Her
visit is n source of much pleasure to her
many friends
Last Monday morning, while on his
way to the city, Mr.. VIM. Hand
lost his coat from the buggy on the
Neal Stockade Road, between the home
of Mr.. Silas Kay and Midway Church.
1t was dark woolen coat and one of
the pockets contained a silk handker-
chief. The finder will please leave it
ut this office.
Mr.. w. H. Simpson is again at his
place of business; after sojourn Of ten
days i'll the mountains Of western North
Carolina. He reports delightful trip.
While there he secured a piece of bark
from the famous big poplar tree of
Swain County. This tree is nine feet
four inches in diameter and one hum
drcd feet TO the first limb.
The report is current that postmas-
ters of the United States will be re-
questel by the department to wear
uniform hereafter, consisting of light
blue pants with red braid running
down the legs, white blouse with gold
shoulder straps and skull cap with
silver star in front. How does this
strike you, Postmaster Cochran
The Due West correspondent of the
Abbeville Press and Banner says:
colin Brownlee will have Il position
with G. +. Jones g. Co. next season.
This firm is in the very front rank OF
dry goods dealers in the city Of Andcr-
son and the selection of Mr.. Brownlcc
rs one of their solasmeu sbovvc ooo1