The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-08-13

"ea'her bureau reports July the
hottest month by one degree chat we
nave had in thirty.two years. But for
the cooler weathee, which set in to-
ward the close Of the mon Ia the figures
would have been alarming.
The Teachers Normal Institute for
Anderson County opened in this city
last Monday. Fifty teachers were en-
rol!ed the first day in the white Nor
mai, and others will no doubt come In
this week.
The Ebenezer Churchyard will be
cleaned out next Friday, 10Th met,
instead OF on Saturday, 10th inst, as
YVES announced in The Intelligencer
last week. Persons interested should
take notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
o"r young friend, Keith Provost,
me- with a painful accident last Mon
day morning while at work at Town
sends planning mill. His right hand
was accidentally caught in the ma
chlnery and badly lacerated and part
OF his thumb was cut Of. We wish tho
unfortunate young man q speedy re-
covery.
On the 3rd page Of the Intelligenoer
TINS week we publish an interestine
letter from Mrs. Ella Bleckley Laugh
lin, who. with her husband, is now
vlsltiDg the latters old home and
relatives in Ireland. We know it will
be read with interest by her MANY
friends.
Inc annual mountain excursion from
the low country takes place next We'd
nesday, goth inst. Low rates are offer
ed by all the railroads, and many peo-
pie will no doubt avail themselves of
the opportunity and visit friends in the
Piedmont section.
J. L. Ramsey, the travelling repre-
sentative of the Bobbitt Chemical Co.,
or Baltimore, spent last Friday in the
city and gave us acall. This Company
manufactures that most excellent re-
medy for Rheumatism, "Rheumacide. y
which is sold in this city by the Evans
Pharmacy.
There will be union pic mic of Good
Hope and Generostee Sunday Schools
at Generostee Church next Friday.
10th inst. Addresses will be delivered
in the afternoon by G. N. C. Boleman
aud E. G. McAdams. The friends of
both the schools are cordially invited
to attend.
Rev A. A. Marshall, who has been
reported desperately i'll at his home in
Raleigh, N. c., and whose death has
been expected FOR several weeks, at
last a accounts was still living but with
no hope of recovery. He has cancer of
the pancreas. His pain is said to be
80 intense that the physicians have to
keep him under the influence of NOR
phine.
The annual premium 1T of the thir
ty fourth annual State Fair, which is
to be held in Columbia beginning on
Tuesday morning, Oct. % and ending
Friday evening, Oct 81, has been ia
sued and is being distributed by Col.
Thos. w. Holloway, Secretary of the
Society, to whom we are indebted for a
copy. Every effort is to be made to
make the Fair this year great sue
cess, and We hope Anderson County
will have a good exhibit there.
Miss Frances Lee, of Anderson, sister
DE- Mrs. JnO.' A. Stewman, has accept
I'D position as typewriter and steno-
srapher in the up town offices of the
Lancaster Cotton Mills.-Lancaster
Enterprise. Miss Lee has been employ.
I'd in the Office of Quattlebaum &
Cochran, and will carry with her to
ler new home the best wishes of her
friends, who regret to see her leave
Anderson.
Miss N. NJ. Willingham, daughter
If Mrs. s. T. Willingham, died at her
lome in Broadway Township last Fri
lay morning, aged Al years. She had
been an invalid for number of years.
md her death was expected at any
lime for several weeks past. Her re-
Mains were inferred at Dorchester
Church on Saturday afternoon. rev.
J. M. Rogers conducting the funeral
'ervices.
A. M. Simpson died Mt the home of
lis brother, T. N. Simpson, at the Orr
Mills Thursday, aged 41 yeara He
lad been in feeble health for some
lime. Three children survive him, his
wife having preceded him to the grave
several years ago. On Friday the re-
mains were carried down to Broad
mouth Church, in Honea Path Town
'hip, and inferred. He was highly es-
by wide circle of friends who
leeply regret his death.
a small wooden building in the rear
If G. F. Tolly & Sons furniture estab-
ishment caught 0re yesterday after
loHn about $3.50 O'Clock. 1t was filled
'ieh lot of rubbish and packing ma