The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-07-12

ner OrOCner, Alr. M. "A. DedIl.
Read the new advertisement of the
Sullivan Hardware Co., who are selling
the Champion Mowers, which will
enable you to save your grass.
Miss Mittie Tribble has decided to
remain in Anderson and will continue
services should give her call.
Brown, Osborne g. Co.'S. advertise
ment in this issue should prove inter-
esting to those seeking to purchase hot
weather or mid summer goods. Read it.
There is one vacancy from this
County in the South Carolina Military
Academy, and some bright boy can Sc
cure the scholarship. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. Jim Shumatc, salesman for B. o.
Evans 81 Co., left yesterday for the
nOrthern markets to purchase the fall
stock of clothing, hats and furnishings
for Mcssrs. b. o. Evans g. Co.
Mr.. l.. p. Smith has requested the
Railroad Company to place three
coaches i'll advance at Anderson for
Tallulah trip so that the people can be
seated before train arrives from Bel
ton.
Col. VIM. Kirkby, President, and
Hon. Il. &. Dickinson, attorney and
financial agent, of the Black Diamond
yesterday, and will spend several days
here.
There are two vacancies in the schOl-
arships from Anderson County III the
Winthrop Normal College. The ex-
o~,,sv $in1, for tho oxyord ~ fhoco cnhDy
arships will be held in this city on Fri
day, 21st inst.
Every citizen Of the city should look
closely after the sanitary condition of
his premises. The health officer has
his eyes open, and if you neglect to
keep your premises in good condition
you will have trouble.
Mr. j. Nj. Long, who has been con-
nected with the electric plant at An
derson, is at home for q few days. He
is on his way to Massachusetts to take
three years. course in electrical engi-
neering. Hests!Iil s::s.i EeWs.
Children's Day will be observed at
Varennes next Saturday. The neigh
boring schools arc cordially invited to
attend and participate. The exercises
will begin at 10 o'clock, a. m. The
program provides for an all-day occa
sion.
Sam. Johnson, u negro, attempted {.
criminal assault upon Emma Clement,
q young negro woman, u few nights
ago near this city, and has been COM
mitted to Jail to await his trial at the
next term of Court in default of bond
fixed at $500.
The alarm Of fire yesterday about 12
o'clock was caused from q stove fiue in
the ceiling Of the kitchen of Mrs. Cum
mings' residence on West Benson
Street. The fircmen responded
promptly and the fire was soon sub
dued. The damage was Light.
julius Parks, q young negro, charged
with entering and c0ncea1ing himself
with feloniOus intent in the home of Il
respectable citizen of Fork Township
last October, had preliminary hearing
in this city last Friday and was COM
mitted to Jail in default of bond
Rev. w. w. Daniel, ID. D., of Ander-
son, delivered two able sermons in the
Methodist Church last Sunday. His
discourse III the morning treated the
movement in an interesting and in
structive manner.-Ne,rberyy Observer.
Miss Ella Todd, Mrs. Ounce HAM
mOnd and daughter, have just returned
from pleasant trip to Spartanburg
and Charlotte, N. c.. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. j. c. Leak
friends are glad to welcome them in
our midst once more.
a commission for ciiac, .er has been
issued by the Secretary of State to the
Fraternal Aid Society of Anderson.
The corp0rators are w. +. Cox, f. c..
FriersOn, NJ. J.. BOnham, NJ. p. Tribble
and others, There. is to be no capital
stock, and the society is to engage in
benevolent and charitable work.
The large and attractive advertise
ment OF White g. Wilhite will no
doubt attract the attention of every
reader of this paper. just now the
whooping cough is an epidemic, and
Cough Syrup. If your family. is affiict
ed we advise yOu to give this syrup q
trial.
There will be a pic mic at Maxwell's
Bridge, in Fork Township; Oh Satur
ed for the benefit Of those who partici-
pate In the dance, and some fine mnsic
has been secured for the occasion. The
public is invited to attend, and every
body is requested to carry their dinner
basket.
The State Teachers Association
meets ut Harris Lithia Springs Friday
of this week, the meeting continuing
until Tuesday OF next week. 1t is OK
pected that IL very large number of
teachers Will attend, many of them
going from the summer school at Win
thrOp where they have been enjoying
themselves for the past month.
The Newberry Herald and Ne,rs of
the 7th inst. says; "Mr. f. z: Hender-
Tuesday last. 4th instant, aged about
40 years. Mr.. Henderson came to this
city from Anderson about 1s months
ago. He leaves q wife and several
children. His remains were buried at
Rosemont Cemetery Wednesday after
noon."
Grace, the youngest daughter of Mr..