The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-19

ton, which convened yesterday at the
Harris Lithia Springs.
DC. Brown &, Bro. have added Il
complete line OF clothing, which they
are anxious for you to see. Read what
tley say in their new advertisement
and then give them call.
Mrs. Ellinor Steele. of birmingham,
Ala, is visiting relatives in this County.
She is y native of this County, and has
many old friends and relatives in our
midst to extend her cordial welcome.
a. Ii. Dagnall, son of Rev. r. II.
| Dagnall, of this place, has opened up
| law office in the city of Anderson. lie
| is Il gentleman of fine talent and we
wish him great succcss--PickcnS Jour
| nal.
MI Oscar Moore. who has been in
the Eastern markets purchasing the
fall stock of goods for Moore. \ckcr &
| Co., has returned. Mrs. ID. NJ. Wilson,
who assisted him, will return this
| week.
Miss Strong, of New York and l,alti-
more, and Miss Ida Fowler, of Georgia,
will arrive i'll the city in few days to
take charge of the millinery and dress
making department of Moore, Ackcr
g. Co.
Miss Sallie Bowio is again in the
millinery department. at Brown, Os-
borne g. Co., and will be pleased to
have her friends and acquantanccs.
and especially all old customers call
and see her.
Chief Constable FAINT, Of the State
Dispensary force, who has been located
Mt Spartanburg for some time, moved
his family to that city yesterday. Mr..
| and Mrs. Fancs many friends regret to
| see them leave Anderson.
A mercantile company, under the
firm name Of Major-Bussey Co., has
been organized at Piedmont, and is to
be conducted under tho management
of that clever gentleman, Frank f.
Major, recently of Pelzer
We will very soon begin to send
statements to those of our subscribers
who are in arrears. We would very
much prefer to be saved this labor and
expense, by receiving Il remittance
from every one who owes lis dollar.
The farmers are very jubilant over
10 cents cotton, and some are selling
and paying their debts. One bale now
brings rs much as two bales brought
two years ago. At ten cents pound
they are somewhat recompcnsed for
the short crop.
Rev. w. p. Holland, native Of this
County, who has been living in Green
vile fol- several months, has moved to
Seneca, where he has accepted posi-
tion in the high school Of that town.
He will also supply somc Churches in
Oconce County.
Mr.. j. a. CAN'T and family of
Broyles, S. c., were the guests Of the
family of Mr.. John CAN'T this week.
Mr.. CAN'T gave us Il call Wednesday
morning. He is n genial gentleman,
and reports crops short in his section.
-HartwcU (Ga.) Sum.
The railroad bridge OH North Main
street caught fire last Thursday from
the sparks OF passing engine. The
firemen responded promptly to the
alarm and soon extinguishcd the fire.
1t is pity that the old rotten structure
had not burned down.
Miss Lillian Murrah, SO favorably
and well known to the trading public
Of Anderson, is now with Brown, Os-
borne g. Co., and will take pleasure in
meeting and greeting her friends and
acquaintances there, and serving them
to the best of her ability.
Mr.. Fred. w. Nardin, who holds a
position with the Electric Light Co.,
of Charlotte, N. c., is spending few
days in the city visiting his parents.
Like his father, Fred. makes friends
wherever he goes, and is highly es-
teemed by his employers.
Mr.. j. E. Moorehead, accompanied by
his daughter and son, of Columbia,
spent few days last week visiting his
old homo and relatives near this city.
His many old friends were delighted to
greet him. His appearance indicates
that Columbia is treating him well.
DR.. b. +. Brown, of Williamson, was
in town yesterday and was looking ex-
ceedingly we'll. DR.. Brown was tho
first white male child born in the city
of Anderson. The city was laid out in
1929, and he was born in 1888. He is
68 years old and is rs active as when a
youth.
Mr.. G. B. Mahaffey, of this County,
who has been in New York for some
time, has accepted position as cngi-
neer with the General Electrical Com
pany ut Schenectady, N. y Mr.. Ma
>haffey is a most excellent young man,
and will give satisfactory service to his
employers.