The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-30

will interest every mother who has Il
baby, and we advise every one of them
to read it carefully.
Frank McFall, recently with Wilhite
d Wllhlte. has excepted 2 position IN
ence McFall, at Danville, Va. Frank
is o fine boy, and his many friends re-
gret to have him 60.
Vandiver Bros. have q new adycr-
tisement, to which your attention is di-
reCted. These gentlemen have moved
into the handsome building just east Of
be more than pleased to welcome their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Brock, accompa-
MED by their little daughter, left on
Monday for Cleveland. Ohio, where
Mr.. Brock goes to attend the American
Bankers Convention. They will visit
other points of interest during their
absence.
Hon. Joseph a. Mccullough, of
Greenville, has accepted an invitation
from Walnut Camp, WOOdmen of the
World, at Pelzer, to deliver tho address
at the unveiling Of the monument of
September 3rd.
Anderson County should have Il fine
exhibit at the State Fair in Columbia
next November. Send at once to Sec
retary Holloway, Pomaria, S. c., for a
premium list, and begin your prepara-
tions. to capture some OF the liberal
premiums offered in the various depart
ments.
Brown. Osborne & Co.'S. advertise
ment for this week came in too late for
publication, but they want it distinctly
understood that they are still head
quarters for bagging and ties of any
description. Also headquarters when
you wish to secure the best price for
your cotton.
Mrs. u. S. Crayton has gone to the
Eastern markets to buy u stock of mil
linery goods, and when she returns
will open millinery establishment on
her own account in the rear portion Of
Cobb q Crayton's shoe store, in the
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Cray ton is an
expert milliner, and will no doubt he
literally patronized.
At the end of every summer hunters
have to be reminded that the game sea-
son does not open until the 1st of No
vember and that until then it is unlaw-
"
other game birds. This unlawful hunt
ing has already begun in various parts
of the County, and the young par
tridges are being killed out to shame
less extent.
The municipal campaign is OH in
Spartanburg; Among, the four candi
notice the name of Mr.. w. X. Dilling-
ham, formerly a citizen of Anderson.
He served Anderson two years as an
Alderman, and we'll did he discharge
his duties. Spartanburg could not do
better than to select him as one of the
"city fathers"
Mr.. Oscar Moore, of the firm of
Moore, Acker g. Co., accompanied by
Mrs. Della Wilson, left last Monday for
the Northern, markets, where they will
buy select line of dry goods, notions,
etc. Mrs. Wilson's excellent taste ia
we'll known in Anderson, and needs no
comment. She and Miss Ola Moore
will be connected with this firm after
1st OF Sept, where they will be glad to
see their friends and customers.
Mr.. Scott S. Brown, the Youngest son
of Mr.. Samuel Brown, of this city, who
has been serving in the United States
army for the past three years, has re-
Gently been promoted to the position
of Second Lieutenant in the field corps
OF his Regiment, now stationed in
Cuba, and which will soon be sent to
the Philippines. Lieut. Browns friends
here will be delighted TO learn
of his success in the service of "1Tnc!a
SaIn.''
Mr.. w. II. Osborne, of the firm OF
Brown, Osborne L. Co.. left the city
last week for the Northern markets.
Hc will join Miss Helen Cater and Mrs.
Porcher Winn, who preceded him sew
eral days ago. The three representing
in carefully selecting the most COM
plete stock of dress goods, novelties,
millinery, ETC., they have ever yet had
the pleasure OF showing to their many
friends and customers.
Senator Tillman incidentally paid his
respects to the roads of Lancaster cOun-
,ty in his speech at Heath Spring. He
said If some of Lancaster's farmers were
to take trip across the country from
here into Anderson county, they would
be ashamed of the public roads of Lam
caster in comparison with those of An
derscni but Senator Till!saan las never
seen the worst section of Lancaster's
r0ads-frOm town to the Mellow house.
%uhCttotCS 4<NttfPttHcs
At the competitive examination held
in this city in July for two scholarships
in the South Carolina College there were
several competitors. President l.. e.
Woodward has just notified Mr.. X. A.
Gentry, of Hopewell Township, but
who is now teaching school Mt Noun
tain Springs, in Brushy Greek Town
ship, and Mr.. Frak Todd, of this city,
that they are the successful cOmpeti-
tors, and has awarded them the schol-
arships. Both are deserving, worthy
young gentlemen, and will make good
use OF their time ut the College.
The postoffice and all it's appurte-
liances, together with the storeroom
and stock of goods of j. nj. Cox, Jr.,
Mt LOneoak. q few miles east OF Bolton,
were burned last Friday morning. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, on which
there was 81 800 insurance The origin
of the fire is unknown, but is supposed
to have been accidental. Much sympa-
thy is expressed for Mr. Cox. He is
an industrious young man with u fam
lily, and he has only lately started bus
mess for himself.