The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-08

morning.
The infant son of Mr.. Samuel Shearer
died at his home in this city last
Wednesday night and was buried the
following afternoon in Silver Brook
Cemetery.
The new advertisement of w. +.
Marshall 81 Co., successors to G.. S.
Minor and the Ten Cent Store, will
prove interesting to those who are seek
ing bargains.
The store of Joseph Leach ut Cely
postoilcc, in Brushy Creek Township,
was burglarized last Thursday night
The burglar carried off about $50
worth of goods.
The Grccnville Ncrs of yesterday
says: cdr. Joe Cabcll Davis has gone
to Anderson to pay death rate claim
of $4,000 to the heirs of a. p. Hubbard,
who died on July 2Sth."
Every Democrat who can possibly do
so should attend the State campaign
meeting in Anderson next Friday and
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and respectful hearing.
a young man entered an ice cream
parlor in this city last Friday and ate
fifteen saucers of ice cream in less
than one hours time. He said he was
hot apd wanted to cool Oft.
Mr.. Robert King, who is connected
with the Murray Hill Hotel in New
York, arrived i'll the city few days
ago to spend short vacation with his
mother and other relatives.
The celebration of the last battle of
the civil war near Piedmont next Sat-
urday will no doubt attract large
crowd. An interesting program has
been arranged for the occasion.
j. E. Boggs, Esq, of Pickens, spent
last Sunday in Anderson. AS can
| didate for Solicitor he is working hard,
and his many friends in this section
are very hopeful OF his election.
The reunion of Orr's Regiment takes
place at Seneca next Tuesday, 14th
inst. The survivors will go into camp
on the afternoon of that day and re-
main in camp the following day.
King Bros. Bargain Store has new
advertisement this week, and we ad-
wise you to read it carefully. This
firm is now closing out its second car
load of fruit jars for this season.
Salesday in August is usually quiet
and dull, and last Monday was no ex-
ception, though quite number of far
inoTs caine 10 the city. The candidates
evidently put in good days work.
The new advertisement of Vandiver
Bros. g. Major reached us too late for
publication this week. They have
| added to their stock of vehicles, and if
you need one give them a call at once.
The State campaign meeting will be
held in the grove at the Patrick Mill
! tary Institute next Friday. A stand
| will be erected there and comfortable
seats will be provided for all who at
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The first County campaign meeting
at Double Springs yesterday was we'll
! attended and everything passed off
very pleasantly. All the candidates,
! except two CT three, .7ere present, and
each one was given q chance to speak
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The Andersonians who attended the
Veterans Reunion in Greenwood last
week report a most enjoyable stay
there. The Greenwood people threw
open their homes and treated the
visitors royalty. The Veterans will
meet in Columbia next year.
Mr.. w. Beatty Gossett, of Quincey,
Fla, spent few hours in the city yes
terday and was welcome visitor. to
our sanctum. Mr.. Gossett is connected
with large mercantile firm in his
adopted home and is on his way to the
Eastern markets to buy fall goods.
The Willianston Ners made it's bow
to the public last week. Mr.. r. Brooks
| GeodgiOn is editor and publisher. with
Messrs, g. X. Willis and H. C. Sulli-
van as associate editors. The first is
sue is very creditable and is full of in
teresting reading matter. We wish the
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Ne,rs success.
Last Saturday a Democratic Club
was organized at the Orr Cotton Mill
The following officers were elected:
President, w. T.. McGill; Vice-Presi
dent, B. F. Rike; Secretary, j. NJ.
Alexander. w. P. SnelgrOve will
represent the Club on the County Exc
cutive Committee.
Mr.. Robert A. jackson, of this city,
has been awarded the contract for
making the brick for the cotton mill to
be erected at. Liberty, and last week
transported all of his machinery up
there to go to work ut once. Mr.. A. r.
james, of this city, has gone there to
superintend the work.
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