The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-07-30
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 80, 1902.

Solicitor Boggs, Of Pickens, spent o
day CT two in the city last week.
Miss Daisy Marshall, of Greenville.
is in the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
mrs. John r. Cochran, Jr., and Mrs.
): +. Barton are visiting friends in
Walhalla.
Candidates for county Offices ere
now doing earnest, hand shaking cam
paign work.
Mrs. j. P. Hillhouse, of Greenville.
is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
L. j. McFall.
Next Monday is Salesday. There
vil! be nc public sales by the Court
House officials.
Rev. S. j. Cartledge is assisting Rev.
J. L. McLin in series Of meetings at
Bolton this week.
Anderson County will be we'll repre-
sented at the Veterans' Reunion in
Greenville next week.
l.. +. Smith will carry large crowd
on his excursion from this city to Au-
gusta tomorrow morning.
George o. Tenney, the contractor, is
progressing rapidly with the work of
laying the sewerage pipes.
Candidates for Office in this County
are cautioned not to forget to file their
pledge and pay their assessment.
Some valuable land in Abbeville
County is offered for eale by Mrs. H.
II. Norwood. See advertisement.
The Beaverdam Baptist Association
meets with Double Springs Church,
Fork Township. on Tuesday, Aug. 10.
Rev. B. M. Anderson and wife left
yesterday for Richmond. Va, where
they will make their home for the
present.
DR.. G. A. Milford, Of Abbeville,
spent q few hours in the city last Sat-
urdsy on his way to Townville to visit
relatives.
Miss Willie King and her little sis
ter, Rosa May. of Atlanta. are in the
city visiting their aunt, Mrs. j. l..
Hawkins.
Wednesday, August 8, is the last day
on which candidates can file their
pledges and pay their assessments in
this County.
W. L. Brissey has been awarded the
contract for the erection of the Corona
Knitting Mill. and will begin the work
in few days.
G. M. McPhail, an old Anderson
County boy and a popular ':knight of.
the grip" spent last Friday and Satur-
day in the city.
Do not throw your melon rinds in
the street, but put them in the barrels
that have been placed in the streets
for that purpose.
Our young friend, Thos. S. Maxwell,
Of Greenville, is spending short va
cation in the city visiting his parents
and other relatives.
Persons interested in the graveyard
at Flat Rock Church are requested to
meet there on August 7th for the pur-
pose of cleaning it off.
In their new advertisement this week
D. c. Brown & Bro. tell you how to
save money. Read it carefully and
and then give them call.
The following candidates are an
nounced this week: House of Represen-
tatives, Col. II. P. Tribble; County
Treasurer, F. ~. Welhorn.
A bunch of keys was found last Mon
day morniLs on North Main street,
near Mrs. Bleckley's residence. The
owner can get them at this Office.
The c. A. Reed Music House is offer
ing some secondhand organs at bar
gain prices. Read their new adver-
tisement and go and see the organs.
Prof. w. H. Milford will begin a
Normal Music School at Beaverdam
Church on Monday, August 4, and
close with concert on Friday, August
10.
George w. Davis, of Fair Play, and
who was a member of Co. "C,n First
s. c. Infantry, was in the city last
week shaking hands with his old
friends.
Our young friend, Harris Todd,
ticket agent at the union depot in CO.
lumbia, has been spending few DAYS
IN the city visiting his mother and
other relatives.
How swift is the flight of time, is one
of the questions now prominent in the
minds Of school boys and, perhaps,
school girls. About one-half of vaca-
ton time has passed.
An abundance of very fine melons,
peaches and apples are being brought
to the city. The melon crop. esneciallv.