The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-06-27

China at the First Baptist Church next
Monday afternoon, July End, at 4.30
o'clock Ladies and girls in the town
and the country who would like to
hear her are cordially invited to attend.
On account of the celebration OF the
Fourth of July the Southern Railway
will sell round trip tickets to all points
ar enc and one third first-class fare for
che round trip. Tickets will be ON sale
July End, 3rd and 4th, with final limit
| July 7th.
Our former young town sman Mr..
Walter II. McFall, who i. onducting
the Riley Hotel in Greenw d, is keep
ing it up to its old star lard, and is
being literally patronized When you
visit Greenwood don't fail to stop with
Mr. McFall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Townsend, Mr..
George Evans and Miss Maggie Evans
leave tomorrow for New York ell
route to the Paris Exposition. We
join their many friends III wishing
them most pleasant trip and safe
| EctuTIl nome.
The Southern Industrial League
meets i'll Atlanta on July 18th. Gov.
McSwceney has appointed delegate
from each Congressional Districts in
this State. Hon. j. NJ. Sullivan, Of
this city, has been appointed to repre-
sent the Third District.
The members of the Executive Com
mittees Of the four Democratic Clubs
in this city will meet at Bonham &
Watkins office next Friday evening at
z o'clock for the purpose of fixing a
date and making other arrangements
for the municipal primary election
next month.
The Secretary Of State has issued
commission to the Citizens Bank of
Honea Path. The capital stock is to
be $4,000. The corporators are j. a.
Brock, e. f. Harper, Ellison Smythe,
James l.. Orr, +. Harris, j. w. Brock,
l.. A. Brock, p. w. Sullivan, j. V. Kay
and NJ. McGee.
The new free rural mail delivery
along ''star routes in South Carolina
| goes into effect July /. All interested
should have i'll place proper boxes by
the date named. These boxes should
be sc fixed that the carrier can put the
mail into them without leaving the
seat of his vehicle.
The Anderson base ball team downed
the Yorkyille team at Yorkville last
week. Our team came home Saturday
and are playing a series of games with
the Abbeville team. Anderson won
the games of Monday and yesterday
and will no doubt be the victors in the
third game this afternoon.
O. B. Martin, principal Of Central
graded school, of Greenvi.le, has been
appointed by State Superintendent Of
Education McMahan to conduct sum-
mer school for negro teachers to be
held in Anderson, beginning July 10th
and continuing for four weeks. He
will be assisted by Thomas L. Collin.
of Columbia.
Mr. c. Ii. Burkett has been elected
Superintendent Of the new Oil Mill to
be built at Anderson. He will sell his
property IN Union and move his family
to Anderson in time for tho opening up
of the mill. We are sorry to lose Mr..
Burkett and his excellent family from
our midst. But wish him success
wherever he goes.-Unton Times.
The heavy rains which have fallen in
this section almost daily for the past
ten days have done much damage. In
some sections the land is badly washed
anG a great deal of bottom corn is ruin
ed, while the crops generally are almost
taken with the grass. The streams
have been greatly swollen and few
bridges have been washed away.
Mrs. Margaret Bradberry died last
Monday morning at the home of her
son, Mr.. James p. Bradberry, near
TOwnville. She was about 80 years of
age, and had been quite feeble for SOW
eral years. She was sister of Mcssrs.
o. Fl. P. FAINT and w. f. M. FAINT, Of
this County, and leaves many friends
and relatives to cherish her memory.
Mrs. X. III. Burriss, of Ncwsome, Va,
who is, in the city visiting the family of
her brother-in-law, Mr.. N. c. Burriss,
is quite sick, and yesterday her hus-
band, Rev. r. H. Burriss, arrived here
to be at her bedside. The many friends
of Mr.: Burriss are delighted to greet
him, and will join us in wishing his
good wife speedy restoration to
health.
II On account Of the annual meeting of
the National Education Association,
the Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets to Charleston q t one first
class fare, plus two dollars membership
fee, for the round trip. Tickets will
be sold July g. @, 2, 8, and 10, with final