The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-29
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20, 1900.
The Summer resorters are returning

| The farmer need not be afraid OF
holding his cotton this fall.
Next Monday is Selesday. There
will be no public sales of real estate.
Miss Lillian Murrah has gone to
Carolina Beach, N. c.. to spend awhile.
Fine showers have fallen in some
sections Of the County the past week.
The new advertisement of w. F.
Marshall e. Co. will interest you. Read
it.
The next session Of tho Anderson
Graded Schools open up on Monday,
Sept. 10th.
| A new comet is said to have made it's
| appearance in the northern heavens.
| Look for it.
Rev. f. c. Rice, of Greenville, is
visiting relatives and old friends in
this County.
A number of people from the low
country came to Anderson last week
on the excursion.
Our thanks are due Mr.. j. F. McLees,
Of the Roberts section, for basket OF
delicious peaches.
Mrs. j. G.. Duckett and children and
Mrs. G. c. Williams are in the city
visiting Miss Lizzie Williams.
0. D. Anderson 81 Bro. have just
| received 1000 bushels Texas seed oats.
Read their new advertisement.
Mr.. Jas. L. Brown, representing the
Dexter Mattress Co., of Pelzer, spent
last Saturday III the city and gave us a
call.
Mr.. G. G. Rucker has resigned a
clerkship in the Postofficc to accept a
position with the Farmers Oil Com
pany.
MIR. Sol. Lesser left Monday for the
Eastern markets to purchase big
stock of fall and winter goods for Les
ser & Co.
Cadet w. H. Carpenter has returned
to West Point, n. Y, to resume his
studies lt the United States Military
Academy.
Mr.. r. w. Speer, wife and little son,
Richard w. Speer, jr., have gone to
Lowndesville on ten days visit to
MIR. Speer's father. ;
Mrs. Jas. W. Mcintosh, Of Hartsville,
S. c., is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. N. Pitts, and her brother in
Lev, lev J. 4. hAiiointosh:e
Mr.. and AIRS. NJ. l.. Willis and
daughter have returned from Waynes-
Vile, N. C..7wheres they have been
spending few,weeks. * @
A protracted meeting will begin at
Salem Church next Friday night. The
friends Of the congregation are invited
to attend the services.
No old inhabitant has yet come for
ward to talk about any heated spell in
his existence which equals that of the
past three weeks or more.
Mr.. G. NJ. Tolly, Of this city, atten-
ded the annual session. of tile South
Carolina Funeral Directors Associa-
ton id Greenvillei last week.
An eight mopths.o old infant of Mr..
Albert Wood died at Milfville on Sun
day night and The remains were car
ried to Pelzer for interment on Monday.
Miss Mary Riley and Messrs. j. K.
Kilgus and Christie Ortman, Of Char
lesion, are in the city visiting the fam
lily of their kinsman, Mr.. G.. H. E.
Ortman.
Corine, the infant daughter Of Mr.. j.
R. Porter, died in this city last Thurs
day morning. aged is months. The
remains were inferred at Silver. Brook
cemetery.
Anderson paid more for her FIRST bale
of cotton than any other market in the
State. If you want to get the top Of
the market for your cotton bring it to
Anderson.
Mr.. Parker Dunlap, with his sbeauti-
full sister, Miss Matte, and Bfr. Tom.
Latimer, of Honea Path, spent part of
the past week with Mr.. @. w. Casey
and family at Septus.
Two Mormon elders were in the city
Saturday and made an effort to got q
hallin which to hold services on Sun
day, but they failed. They quietly
left town Sunday morning.
Miss Emma Bowman, eS Lo.ndes-
vile, Paul Reese and Miss Annie Reese.
Of Elberton. Ga, and Theodore Seel,
Of Charleston. are in the city visiting
the family of Mr.. L. H. Seel.
The reunion Of the survivors of Co.
E, South Carolina Volunteers, at Neal's
Creek next Friday will attract large
crowd. An interesting programme has
been arranged for the occasion.
Mr.. T. d. Sloan, who has had charge
of the Saluda oil mill at Piedmont, has
resigned his position to take charge of
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