The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-09-03
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1902

The farmers report cotton opening
very rapidly.
Forepaugh's circus will visit Ander-
son on October 14th.i .5,a
Some very fine melons are stin be-.
ing brought to the market. fe,
Miss Lula Haddon, of Due West, is.
in tho city visiting friends.
The gossips cay there viii bs several
weddings in the city this fall.
The girls and boys will coon have to
return to their respective colleges.
When you want the top of the mar
ket for your cotton bring it to Ander-
son.
Hon. j. T. Austin, Of Greenville,
spent few hours in the city last Sat-
urday.
a. C. Beattie, Esq, president Of the
Blue Ridge Railroad, spent Saturday in
the city.
Prof. B. E. Geer, secretary Of Fur
man University, spent last Friday in
the city.
Hiss Meta Steedly, of Athens, Ga,
is In the city visiting her friend, Miss
Sudie Gilmer.
Capt. P. X. Nc Gully, sr., has gone to
Greenville. where he will lay cotton
this season.
Nv. NJ. McNeas, of Union, s. c.,
spent few days in the city last week
visiting friends.
County Superintendent Nicholson
has an important notice in another
column to teachers.
j.. L. Sanders and Wade MCGEE are
now in the store of j. A. Austin ready
to eerve their friends.
Charles Bowie and Mrs. John Hol-
land have accepted positions in the
store of G. II. Bales g. Co.
A local weather prophet says we will
have one more extreme hot spell before
the Fall weather sets in.
Miss Luta Bewley, Of Chester, s. c..
has neen spending the pest week week lii iifh
Anderson visiting relatives.
The health Of the County is reported
good. There have been no epidemics
this year and very little sickness Of any
sort.
The second primary election takes
place next Tuesday, 9th inst. Every
Democrat should go to the polls and
vote.
Chiquola Lodge, knights OF Pythias,
will meet tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock. All the members are urged to
attend.
Are you preparing to set out few
fruit trees this Fall7 He who neglects
his orchard and garden is poor sort of
citizen.
If you are hunting o good cigar read
the new advertisement of the Evans
Pharmacy and you will know where to.
get it.
A. N. Adams. formerly of this Coun-
ty but now living at Lavonia, Ca, was
in the city last Saturday and gave us
an appreciated call.
The pT0tracted meeting in the Meth
odist Church at Orrville closed last
Sunday. Throughout twas most in
teresting and successful.
The second race for Congress in this
District is between Col. Wyatt Aiken
and DR.. Frank Smith, both of whom
spent last Friday in the city.
Our clever townsman, Daniel E.
Carlisle, who accidentally broke his
leg three months ago. has resumed his
duties as Court House Janitor. III
w. A, King is now clerking for G. A.
Reese, the gente' furnisher, and would
be pleased to greet and serve his
friends there at any time.
The rains of the past week have
proved beneficial to the late corr,
which now promises a fine yield in this
section. Bottom land corn is very fine.
Mrs. III. L. Willis and daughter, MIS-.
j. w. Daniels and Mrs. J. II. Won Has
geln, who have been spending o few
weeks in the mountains, have returned
home. @
Our young friend, Ford Todd, son of
A. w. Todd, cf Charleston, is in the
city visiting relatives. He is now a
cadet at the Annapolis Naval Acade-
my.
The Eureke Sunday School will
pic mic next Friday at High Shoals.
The friends OF the school are invited
to attend and bring well filled dinner.
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W.Ls Brissey, contractor, hli,is,. hal, com
menced the erection of cottage for
w. W. Robinson in East Franklin ST.,
oppodta the residence of 8 e. w.
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