The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-09-04
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 4, 1901. Z


visit to SeDe last week.
The gossips say there will be several
marriages in this city this fall.
The firm Of H. b. FAINT g. Son has
dissolved. See advertisement.
According to the almanaes the Sum-
mer season ended last Saturday.
Hon. j. Belton Watson offers some
fine land for sale. See advertisement.
A fine farm near Walhalla is offered
for sale. See advertisement in another
column.
Mrs. II. S. Bowling, of Bambere,
came up last week to visit her me .soT,
Mrs- Sharpe
Business will soon be picking up.
When cotton starts rolling in everything
will brighten up.
vandiver Bros. have enlarged their
business, and tteir new advertisement
will tell you about it.
j. G. Neville, one of West Unions
leading merchants, wasin Anderson on
business last, Friday.
Mics Eloise Duckett, who has been
SACttAuE 1AkCAQb at 1OIcuC6, returned
home few days ago.
The three cotton seed oil mills in the
city are being put in fine condition for
the coming season.
Last Monday was an unusually quiet
SaleSday for September. The crowd
IN the city was not large.
Several communications sent us for
publication this week had to be car
ried over until next week.
Frank johnson g. Co. have a new
advertisement in this paper, to which
your attention is directed.
Mr. Sol. Lesser and Mrs. Josie Selig-
man are In the northern. markets buy
ing goods for Lesser g. Co.
Western bacon has jumped up twen-
ty points in the last few days. Take
good care OF the pigs, farmers.
q number of Andersoniaas who have
been visiting somo of the Mountain re-
sorts returned home last week.
Hon. w. y. Mayfield, former State
Superintendent Of Education, of Co
lumbia, spent last Friday in Anderson.
In their new advertisement this week
Hall Bros. have @ special message to
the ladies, who should read it carefully.
Meat and meal are both rising in
price: Poor folks will have to eat
biscuit and butter if things go much
further.
Chiqnola Lodge. knights of Pythias,
will hold its regular convention tomor-
row night, and every member is urged
to attend.
September being the month of arri-
walls in Fall and Winter goods, your Mt
tention is called to the ad. of Moore,
Acker & Co.
James H. Brown, CT Iva, has accept
ed q position with Lesser g. Co., and
will be glad to have his friends call
and see him.
Those Of our subscribers who want
to pay. their subscriptions in wood
should haul it in now before they get
too busy picking cotton.
Rev. 0. j. Copeland will preach at
HOpewell Church next Friday night at
8 O'clock. The friends of the congre-
CATION are invited to attend
Col. j. N. Brown, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, left last Mon
day for Beech Haven, N. j., where
they will spend few weeks.
Joel C. Keys, an old Anderson boy,
is spending q few days in the city. He
will buy cotton in Athens, Ca, this
season for the Anderson Cotton Mills.
w. r. Dillingham;, of Spartanburg,
spent few days in the city the past
week, and his visit was = source Of
IN hi <,e1 ~ 40
At the solicitation Of q number of
friends Senator McLaurin spent few
hours at Honea Path last Saturday and
addressed an audience of 300 or 400peo-
pie.
Mr. L. G. Holleman, of Anderson,
came to Abbeville this week ON O pleas
ant mission. Mr.. Holleman is cashier
of the Peoples Bank.-Ab bbeuiUe Me-
diMns.
The Attorney general has decided
that school trustees are not exempt
trem road duty. Road Overseers should
take notice and govern themselves ac-
,cordingly. s;;5s ss.. .s- ID
Miss Estelle Mckinney, formerly
OF Osborne e. 2 P1arson, will be with
Moore. Acker g. Co. this season, where
she will be glad to see her friends and
On Friday, 18th inst, Supervisor Van
diver will let the contract for the build
ing of q bridge over Little Generostee
Creek, arAlexander's Mill, in Corner
Township.
Our young friend, l.. +. Gaillard,
who has been clerking for the Newry
Manufacturing Co., has returned to
Anderson and is now selling goods for
| Dean g. Ratliffe.
Col. August Kohn, the genial mana
ger of the Columbia bureau of the
Ne,rs and COuyiers spent last Friday in
the city reporting the speeches Of the
s'summer school" !"
The interior of the stor DOM of
John NJ, Hubbard g. Co. is be yhand-
somely improved and re-arranged, and
is greatly. admired by every visitor to
their establishment.
Wade H. Thompson, of this County,