The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-01

1 1870 OeAoA oAA NCSoGAUlcSs
Leonard Diver has gone to Ala
Dama to accept position.
Miss jessie Roberts, of Elberton, Ga,
mings.
The circus posters are being studied
faithfully by the small boys, and they
are saving up.
Mrs; T. D. Earle, of Landrum, 8. c.,
w. F. Daniel.
Mrs. s. N. Williams. of Abbeville, is
10 Anderson visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. r. Anderson.
If you have spare land for oats sow
SheE at once and let them get start
before winter sets in.
There is considerable demand IN the
city for dwelling houses. Some of our
capitalists should build number.
Adam G. Welborn, Esq, of Green
tending Court.
j. j. Fretwell has just received lot
or good wagons, which he is selling
cheap. See advertisement.
The Townsend Twine Mill ia now
putting in it's machinery and will be
ready to begin work in q short while.
Chiquolc Lodge, knights of Pythias.
will meet tomorrow evening at s
O'clock. All the members are urged to
attend.
In their adv. Moore, Acker g. Co. in
| vite you to be with them this week to
inspect their millinery department..
Read it.
w. d. Brown and wife, Of Augusta,
GA, spent yesterday in the city attend
| ing the funeral OF the latt0re father.
o. III. P. FAINT.
Attention ia directed to the new ad-
vertieement of b. 0. Evans g. Co.,
who have in stock fine lot of shoes
for the male sex.
81. D. Hendricks he's resigned his
position as Deputy Sheriff, and Sheriff
| Green has appointed Allen Emerson as
his successor.
Miss Bertha Price, Of Atlanta, Ca,
is in the city visiting her brother, Geo.
G: Price, who has been quite sick but
who Is now cOnvalescing.
/ Next Monday is Salesday and viii
probably attract large crowd to tn Q
city. The Judge of Probate will sell
several tracts of real estate.
Julius G.. Smith, one of Greenville's
most popular citizens has been spend
1
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Quattlebaum.
John H. Hopkins and wife, formerly
OF Anderson but now living at Central,
$. c. have been spending few days
in the city visiting old friends and re-
latives.
In their new advertisement this week
Hall Bros call, special attention to
their large stock of new hats for the
male sex. Read it carefully and give
| them call.
County Treasurer Payne will be
ready to receive your State and Coun-
sure to read his advertisement in
another column.
The annual meeting of the Old Stone
| Church and Cemetery Association will
be teid at the Church next Saturday,
cordially invited to attend.
| The Clemson College team and the
NORTH Carolina Agricultural and Me-
c5anIcal G2llegs, team viii il play Q same
ct Ct fSot tssa6 bali go g D ,Elsnlaois CoilasS
There is no better market in the
State than Anderson to buy gOOde.
Our merchants carry big stocks and
sell at as small profit as they can.
II you have never tried this market do
so. ~ sHa
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McMurtry, Of this
County, an nounce the engagement of
the latter's sister, Miss Carrie E. We'll
born to Mill edge A. Hunnicut. The
wedding will take place on WedneB-
day. 22nd inst.
The. first month Of the new cotton
year closed last night, and Anderson's
cotton receipts by wagon aggregate q
total of 5000 bales for the month. The
receipts for the same month last year
The Hampton memorial committee
In Columbia is sending out circulars
calling for prompt subscriptions to the
Hampton monument. The citizens of
Anderson County should make g liberal
subscription to this fund.
The premiums offered this year at
the State Fair have been greatly in
creased and competition will be sharp
Anderson farmers and manufacturers
should interest themselves in the Fair
this year and secure premium lists at
once.
The sinking fund commission has
settled with tho Blue Ridge Railroad
money has been due ever since the re-
ceivership snd the commission compro-
mised for about half, $4,000 being the
amount.
Lula, an infant daughter Of w. H.
Brown, died at her home at the River
side Mill last Sunday afternoon, after
Q brief illness, aged fifteen months
The remains were inferred in Silver
Brook Cemetery on Monday.
| w. D. Acker, Ira Giles, Ernest
Watkins, Leslie Simpson and Eugene
Brown left yesterday for Charleston to
enter the Citadel. Frank Barton as
companied them and will attend the
Porter Military Academy.
A n gio at work In the sewerage
bitches on North McDuffie St. met