The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-01

we nave eaten THIS SEASON., IOr WHICH
wc return many thanks.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythias,
| will meet tomorrow evening. There |
will be work in all of the ranks, and
the members are urged to attend
promptly at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. b. II. Glymph, accompanied by
his daughters, Misses Carrie and
Dorah, of the Fair Play section, has
gone on en- extended visit to friends
and relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. j. l.. Wardlaw. inspector for the
Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance Co.,
who makes his headquarters in Allan
Ia, is in the city ON business trip, and
gave us call this morning.
Twelve OF fifteen Of the Democratic
Clubs in the County have not yet sent
in list of the managers of the primary
election to County Chairman Breazeale.
They should attend to this at once.
The protracted meeting at Roberts
will begin next Friday, at II o'clock a.
III. The pastor will be assisted by Rev.
j. l.. McLin. A cordial invitation to
attend the services is extended to all.
If you wish to register as voter go
in person to the commissioners of reg
istration at the Court House Salcsday
in August, September and October.
You must apply in person and on those
days.
Misses Annie Simpson and Nellie
Cunningham, of Pendleton, two of
South Cardinals fairest daughters,
have been the much admired guests at
the Maxwell House this week. .-ElJer-
ton (Ga.) Star.
The State campaign meeting in this
city on Friday, 10th inst, will probably
be held at the Base Ball Park. The
committee will meet tomorrow after
noon to complete all the arrangements
for the meeting.
S.A. Purdy, of Anderson, came down
to the reunion last week. He was
gallant soldier in Co. G., Orrs Rifles.
He is looking and doing we'll. His
many friends were glad to meet him.
AJbeUillc Medium.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Dr.. X. L. Branyon, of
Honea Path, and Miss Lillian NJ. Har-
rison on Tuesday afternoon, August
7th, at the residence of Mr. j. C. Mil
ford, in Greenville.
Messrs. Ligon s. Ledbetter are now
occupying their new. commodiOus and
handsome building on North Main
street, where they will be pleased to
greet and serve their friends and GUS
toners at any time.
THE INTELLIGESCER force is under
many obligations to our estimable
friend, Mrs. F. s. Riley, for basket
of assorted fruit, which grew on her
| premises. Such treats arc always in
order and are highly appreciated.
The Board of Directors of the An
derson Fertilizer Manufacturing Co.
have selected site for its plant near
the Cox Yarn Mill, on the Blue Ridge
Railroad. It is proposed to begin the
work of erecting the buildings as soon
as possible.
If you contemplate buying q car
riage, buggy or wagon, you should read
carefully the advertisement of j. j.
Fretwell in another column. His re-
pository is now full of standard vehicles
of all sorts, and his prices and terms
will please you. Give him cal and
inspect his stock.
The annual Reunion of Co. a., oath
s. G. Volunteers. will take place at the
Carswell Institute on Wednesday, 8th
inst, and promises to be most inter-
esting occasion. Prominent speakers
have accepted invitations to be pre-
sent and address the veterans. The
public is invited to attend.
Mrs. Minerva Dewberry died at the
home of her nephew. Mr.. j. E. Revis,
in the Roberts section, last Wednesday
afternoon. She was the widow of the
late Henry Dewberry, and about 70
years of age. Her remains were in
tered in the Roberts Chnrchyard on
the day following her death.
The second primary election for the
nominaticE OF all Alderman from Ward
took place last Monday, There were
two candidates; Messrs. F. G. Brown
and c.. E. Cobb, and the vote resulted
as follows: Brown, 81; Cobb, 40. There
was much interest manifested In the
election by the voters Of the Ward.
The cotton crop of the County is be-
ginning to show what may be expected
from it.. About one-fourth of the cot
ton is fair size and we'll fruited, al
though little late. Another fourth is
in good condition with a promise of q
fair crop if the next four weeks are
seasonable. The other half is mixed,
ranging from ordinary on down to
worthless.