The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-07-02
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY q 1902.

Hon. s. n. Pearman is announced os
q candidate for the Legislature. G..
David Clarke. of Union, s. C., is in
the.city. Dis old home, visiting relatives.
Miss Minnie Roberts, Of Ninety-Six,
is in the city visiting Mrs. L. p. Smith.
Hicks, the weather prophet, predicts
violent electrical and wind storms in
July.
D. Prue Sloan and family have gone
on visit to Asheville and Chorlotte.
N. C.
| w. w. White and family have gone
to Pickens to epend few weeks with
relatives.
| We are forced to carry over several
communications this week until our
next issue.
Next Monday is Salesday. There
will be no public sales by the Court
House officials.
Mrs. Ward Thompson, of Abbeville,
came up last week to spend awhile
with relatives.
The Court of General Sessions for
Oconee County convenes at Walhalla
next Monday, 7th inst.
The Anderson Cotton Mill will sus-
pend work both Friday and Saturday
in honor of the Fourth.
Ifyou are looking for bargains in
pianos and organs, read thenew sdver-
tisement of c. A. Reed.
Fourth of July excursion tickets are
| now on sale by the railroads to, all
points, good until the 9Th inst,
The Chiquola cotton mill is nearing
completion, and the mill at William
stOn has commenced weaving cloth.
Miss Eva Murray, of this city, has
gone to Harvard University to takes
special course IL English literature.
The people of this County do not
appear to be much interested in Coun-
ty, State or Congressional elections.
Mrs. j. w. Acker and little daughter,
Mabel, of Atlanta, are in the city visit
ing their relative, Mrs. It. A. Archer.
| The condition of Gen. A. L. Bonham
is slighuy improved over that Of q
week ago, though he is still seriously
i'll.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisement of B.. Hillman, who is Of
fering some fine bargains to the pub
lie.
The citizens of Piedmont have ar
ranged an interesting program for a
Fourth of July celebration next Fri
day.
Anderson County candidates are still
holding back their announcements.
Some of them will get left by this plan
if they don't mind.
Mr.. G. F. Laurence and family, of
Anderson County, are spending the
Summer in WalterbOro.-Walte
Press and Standard.
DR.. /. Grim, the optician, is in the
city, and ready and anxious to supply
you with eye glasses.
The past merry month of June did
g land ohice matrimonial BUSINESS
throughout this section. This-is good
evidence of real prosperity.
A number of fine milch COWS have
recently been brought to the city and
sold by farmers from various sections
ef the County at good prices.
II. G.. Anderson, one of Abbeville's
popular merchants, has been spending
the past week in this County visiting
his parents and other relatives.
A drummer from New York remarked
a few nights ago at the Hotel Chiquola
that Anderson had the best lighted
streets of any city he had ever visited.
Mrs. Fannie Bellotte, who suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis few days
ago, is seriously i'll at the home of her
| son-in-law, F. E. Watkins, in this city.
Chiquola Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
will meet tomorrow evening at $3.50
| ~ SAcSNs TAia LILO ulCIuUOtS uI0 uTkcu
attend. -ThBgecegd rank will be con-
I ferred.
The storm of wind and rain last
Thursday night extended over q large
portion of the County. bnt no serious
damage from the wind has been re-
ported.
A meeting of the trustees of the pub
lie schools of this County will be held
in this city next Monday, 7th. See
advertisement of Superintendent
Nicholson.
l.. P. Smith has arranged for an
excursion from Belton via Anderson
to Tallulah Falls. on Thursday, 18th
inst. Read his advertisement in an
other column.
Eugene T. Anderson, an expert
| photographer, is now in charge of