The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-05


CATION are cordially invited to attend
the services.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides brother, ON Tuesday, Septem
ber 4, 1900, by Rev. E. z. Brown, Mr..
u. j. O'Neal, of Orr Mills, and Miss
Susan Hays, of Oconee County.
Two popular beliefs have been
wrecked this year. One is that there
is always cool week III August, and
the other that if it rains on the first of
the dog days it will rain on all of them.
Messrs. C. F. Jones, b. o. Evans and
w. r. Osborne have gone to the North
ern markets to bny their stocks of fall
and winter goods. Mr.. Osborne was
accompanied by his ncice, Miss Helen
Cater.
There is an ordinance against fast
driving through the streets of the city,
but it is violated nearly every day.
The police would do we'll to arrest the
yiolators and bring them before the
Mayor.
Lesser &, Co. are offering IL big lot of
goods at cost, in order to make room
for their fall and winter stock of goods.
If you are seeking bargains read their
new advertisement and give them an
early call.
Mr.. j. w. Rucker, accompanied by
his daughter, of Elberton County, Ca,
and Mr.. j. H. Rucker, accompanied by
his three sons, of Middleton, Ga, came
to Anderson last week to spend few
days with their parents.
Mr.. T. S. Glenn. of Equality, who
has been spending awhile at Tate
Springs, Tenn, for the benefit of his
health, returned home few days ago.
We hope he has been greatly benefited
by his stay at the Springs.
Mr.. kurty u. Smith, Of Columbia,
has decided to locate in Anderson and
has cast his lot with Messrs. Dean g.
Ratliffe. He is son of Capt. Billy
Smith, who numbers his friends i'll this
County by the latest census returns.
Mr.. ID. A. Pressly, one of Due Vests
popular young men who has been elect
ed teller of the Bank recently organi-
zed there, is spending n few days in
Anderson posting himself in the bank
ing business at the Bank Of Anderson.
The Gains correspondent of the
ElbertOn (Ga.) Star says: "Messrs. S.
H. Partain and r. p. Craft have sold
their farms on the Savannah River, at
Crafts ferry, to Homer Newell, of
Anderson, S. G.. Mr.. Newell will at
once erect factory
Sam Robinson, n negro who until
few months ago lived on the planta-
ton Of Mr.. j. H. Masters, a few miles
south of this city, was hung at Mariet-
ta, Ga, for committing nameless
crime on q respectable white woman
near that town a few weeks ago.
Star service change from Belton to
Laurens has been ordered by the Post
office Department, so as to permit post
masters at termini to dispatch mails
half an hour in advance of schedule
time, provided no connections are
broken, and no complaints made.
A. II. Dagnall, Esq, Of Spertanbnrg,
has located in Anderson to practice law.
His Office is over the postofiice, as will
be seen by referring to his card in an
other column. We extend Mr.. Dag
nall q cordial welcome to the Electric
City, and wish him much success.
ID. G.. Brown g. Bro. are too busy
checking in their big stock of clothing,
which has just arrived to write an al.
this week, but will tell you next week
something about the very low prices
they are going to make this Fall. BE
sure when in the city to give them q
look.
Mr.. Charlie Buchanan has wandered
back to his old home ut Messrs. Dean
g. Ratliffe's, where he says lie wants to
see everyone of his friends. He says
in addition that he just wanted to get
back where he could sell Deans Patent
Flour and Buchanan's Delight Tobacco
to his hearts content.
Anderson county has lost another
excellent woman in the death Of Mrs.
Louisa J. KeatOn, wife of the late b.
F. Keaton, which occurred at her home
in Martin Township on Friday, cath
ult. She was 73 years of age. and haG
been quite feeble for some time. Seven
children survive her Her remains
were inferred in the Ebenczer Church
yard.
Mr.. J. Baker Gentry has been elect
ed principal of the Mt Pleasant School
in Newberry County, and will go down
next week to confer with the trustees
Mr.. Gentry is IL most excellent young
man, nh energetic, progressive teacher
Of experience, and the patrons of this
school are fortunate in securing his
services.
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