The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-30

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Prof. L. c. Walton has been quite
sick for feveral days.
Next Monday is Salesday, but there
will be no public sales.
All sorts of country produce are in
demand in the city at good prices.
Several communications reached us
too late for publication this week.
Mrs. C. E. Cobb has gone to Bamberg,
S. g., to visit her sister, Mrs. Dowling.
The State. campaign party will visit
Anderson this year on Friday, August
10th.
Anderson County is well represented
at the Reunion in Louisville, KY, this
week.
The publication of the annual report
of the County Treasurer is completed
this week.
On and after next Friday the stores
will close every day, except Saturday,
ut G.3O p. m.
The railroads will have tickets on
sale to all the College Commencements
at reduced rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Quattlebaum left
last week for Ridge Springs, S. e., to
spend few days with relatives.
We have room for few more candi-
dates. Come out, gentlemen, and let
tho pe0pio know whatyou want.
A meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners will be held on Thurs
day, June 7tb. See advertisement.
The rains of the past week have
rejuvenated the farmers hopes and
made his crops take new lease on life.
IF you are looking for bargains the
new advertisement Of King Bros. will
tell you, where you can get them. Read
it.
Rev. 0. J. Copeland. Of this city, has
has been invited to visit Walhaila and
preach in the Baptist Church next Sun
day.
Miss Gussie Hubbard has returned
home from Nashville, Tenn, where she
has been attending the Peabody Nor
NAL School.
The City Council has added another
horse to the Fire Department. The
next addition should be an electric
alarm system.
The census enumerators will begin
their work day after tomorrow. Be
ready to give prompt answers to all
their questions,
Miss Laura Smith, Of Otterbeim, Ind,
arrived in Anderson few days ago
and will spend several weeks in our
midst visiting relatives.
Miss Mayme Latimer, q daughter of
Congressman Latimer, graduated freza
the Washington Female Seminary in
Atlanta. Ga, last week. .e !,
= Maj. J. n. vandiver is announced for
County Supervisor, Hon. Joshua w.
Ashley for the Legislature and GIN.
G. Boleman for Auditor.
Tho dispensary profits are being
distributed by, the State. Anderson
County will get e8,5O7.70 on school
enrolment OF 1850 pupils
An infant aon Of Mr. and Mrs. C. n.
Guest died at their home in this city
last Saturday. and was buried Sunday
afternoon at Silver Brook Cemetery.
In his new advertisement this week
G. 8. Minor, Of the Ten Cent Store.
tells 0nr readers OF the bargains that
he ia still Offering. Read what he saws.
Married, ON Sunday, Nay 81. 1900, by
John T. Wigington, Esq, and at his
residence. Mr.. w. D. Kinard, of Green
vile. and Miss Maggie jackson, of
Newell.
MIR. John NJ. Finn. formerly of this
city bnt now o popular "knight OF the
grip" !" spent last Friday and Saturday
in Anderson, where he is always well
come visitor.
Miss Kate Crayton, Of this city, grads
estCSA JS1sSAuoy AAOm tuO Sll1COSb 4 %
male College in Greenville, and was
awarded o medal for the best record in
the school of science.
Mr. j.. E. Norment, the energetic rep
resentative Of the NeUa and Courier,
spent last Friday in Andersop,s where
he has many friends who are always
delighted to greet him.
Married, on Sunday afternoon, May
20, 1000. at the Presbyterian manse, by
Rev. j. NJ H. Summerell, Dr. A. p.
Johnstonc and Miss Satlie Wither-
spoon, both OF this city,
Mr.. e. Smith, who lives near the
northern surbprbs Of the city, has
placed on our table the first cotton
square this season. He found it in
his field on the cath inst.
esUr. G.. Chatham, of Greenwood, 8.
G.. but who has been in Texas for a