The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-29

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Hiss Annie Marshall, of Greenyille
's Ia the city visiting relatives.
The Anderson Rifles will be inspected
Dy the Adjutant General on November
Ed Pelzer and A. T.. Smythe. of
Cnarieston, spent last Thursday in the
Farmers are saving great quantities
| OF grass and peavine hay while the sun
rt Keep on sowing oats and wheat.
Inc grain crop should not be curtaiIed
nor neglected. ' :
| w: II. En- rson, of Hodges, has been
visiting relatives and friends in and
around Anderson. ''>-
). L. Taltert, of Mccormick, former
y OF Anderson, has beon spendiur a
few days in the city.
The second crop of Irish potatoes
tnts M season ls very fine in this section.
They are being harvested now.
Andersonians should stand for An
uerson. A good word about your home
clty counts at home and abroad.
1t is now believed by many who are
interested in cotton that a"killingN
frost would advance the price of cotton.
Our young townsman, Richard Dob.
pms, mas gone to Spartanburk 70 at
Gena the Fitting School Of Wofford
During the past week many loads of
me forage hay have been brought to
the oity and disposed of readily at
The T0xaway Cotton Mill has ard
ed the contract to j. E. Barton for the
erection of twenty-five cottages for it's
operatives.
Bacon is nov luxury. It is worth
10 hSs cents q pound, the highest price it
mas reached since Immediately after
the civil war.
Be sure TO- have your registration
certificate and tax receipt next Tues
day and vote. It is important that q
full vote be polled.
the Clemson cadets to the number
of 400 will go down to Columbia TODAY
on a SPECIAL train via Spartanburg to
visit the State Fair.
The Bishops Branch public school
Will open next Monday, November 3rd.
Miss Eula Young, of Grove, will have
charge of the school.
In his new advertisement this week
G. A. Reese, the gents furnisher, calls
specia! attention to his stock of under
wear, hats and shoes. Read it.
If you are seeking bargains in cloth
Ing, gents furnishing goods, etc., the
new advertisement of B. D. Evans s.
20. will tell yon where to get them.
Next Monday is salesday. A lot of
Probate Judge, as will be seen % by
reading the advertisements in this pa
per.
The game law expires next Satur-
day, but sportsmen had better be care
full and keep off Of land that has been
advertised and posted against tres
paesers.
Gen. M. T.. Bonham, who has been
under treatment in John Hopkins hos
pital in Baltim0I g, is expected home In
9 few days. He is now visiting rela-
ttveH in Barnwell and Columbia.
The public schools in Corner Town
ship will open next Monday, November
3rd. Parents should start their chill
dren promptly the first day and keep-
ing them going regularly every day.
rev. Il. B, FAINT, OF Anderson, ia in
Walhalla for few days. He is stop
ping az Mrs. II. II. Eegare's, on Facnl-
ty Hill, where Mrs. FAINT has been
spending some weeks.-Walhalla Cou-
rier.
!. Sandy Srr. ngs Church will have q
Missionary Rally next Sunday at Q |
Prince, Of this city. % and others gs Wisn viii ds
liver addresses. All friends of the
cause are invited to attend.
Rev. w. D. Moorer, formerly, astor
OF. Little River BAPTIST Church, in the
upper portion Of Abbeville County, has |
moved TO Oklahoma: He has many
friends in Anderson County who will
regret to hear Of his departure.
Married, on Wednesday October %.
1902, at the home Of Bayfis McMurtry,
in Garvin Township, by Rev. w. B.
Hawking, MT. NJ. A. Hunnicut and Miss
Welborn, all Of Anderson County.
An undertaken in this State has hit
upon plan to enable everybody to
have o 800 funeral. The plan is to
get LOCO members, each one. to pay q
little assessment when one dies. It is
said to. be meeting with great success
In the North.
1t has been suggested that Anderson
send one of her fire companies to
Charleston in December to participate
in her Firemen's Tournament and cap
ture one of the prizes. Thesuggestion
is good one and we would like to see
it carried ont. ~
Have you noticed the bright red
glow towards sunset the last few even |
lngs? 1t has the appearance of the re-
Election of q great cOnf1agration in the
skies. Some say it means cold weather
:s censng. Well, IL is getting time Cor
it to show up.
The citizens of Mccormick have de-
cided to erect o 5000, 900 Gotten mill.
b. Frank Mauldin, OF this city, Who is |