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

WEDNESDAY,, AUG. l3. 1902.
The doctors tell us that there ia yerv
little sickness in this section.
Attention is directed TO the new ad.
vertiaement Of D. C. Brown g. Bro.
|. The mercury has again been ranging
In the nineties during tho past week.
Two or three new firms will omen
Dusiness in Anderson about Sept ist.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mauldin, Of Wash-
lngton. D. c., are in the city visiting
relatives.
Some valuable real estate ia offered
1or sale in another column. See ad-
vertisements.
Capt. E. B. Mobley. of Rock Hill. ia
a the city visiting his niece, Mira. r.
C. Laughlin.
Crayton Cummings, of Atlanta, Ga.
Is spending a few days in Anderson
visiting his mother.
. The Piedmont basel all club has iust
closed its season, having won 90 out of
"a games played.
Our merchants are anticipating q
large trade this iall, and are making
preparations for it.
SIN. Guest, sr., and Whitner Gueat.
OF Merrittsyille, 8. c., are in the city
visiting c. NJ. Guest.
Some very fine sweet potatoes are on
the market now. The crop is reported
to be above the average.
Mrs. G. N. Broyles has gone to Ashe-
vlle' n. e., to spend few weeks for
the benefit of her health.
Our former young townsman, PERCY
Sharpe, of Nashville, Tenn. is in the
city Whiting his mother.
Col. Robert Aldrich and wife. Of
Barnwell, are in the city visiting the
family Of General NJ. L. Bonham.
E. L. Clark and wife, of Union, s.
c. are. spending a few days in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
Hall Bros. are Offering some fine bar
gains in shirts, as you will see by read
ing their new advertisement this week.
81. Y. Ronaldson, wife and children.
OF Baton Rouge, La, are in the CITY
visiting Mrs. E. T. Cashin and family.
Miss Allie Hall, of this city, visited
Misses Olive and Myrtle Bolt, near
New Prospect, last Saturday and Sun
day.
Fhe cotton crop is expected to be at
least two weeks earlier than usual this
year, 30 an experienced cotton man
says.
All candidates filed their pledges
and paid assessments in time and will
be in the battle for ballots on the 2oth
INST.
The citizens of Williamson have
voted special tax for the establish
nent of system Of graded schools in
heir town.
j. D. Brown, of the firm Of D. C.
Brown & Bro, has gone to the eastern
markets to buy big stock of fall and
winter goods.
County campaign meetings will be
leld at Sandy Springs Tomorrow
Thursday, and at farmers store. in
he Fork, o Saturday.
The State Farmers Institute at
clemson College this week is attract
ng large crowd Of farmers. Ander-
on County is well represented.
Anderson will have numerous cotton
'uyers the coming season. If you
want the top of the market farmers.
'ring yoaE cotton here. -,,,s,,.e. /
OurA young townsman, Theodore |
'aileyhas gone to Seneca, where he |
las accepted the position OF Superin. |
endens of the Seneca Oil Mill. |
In their new adveftisementthis week
!. F .sTo.g g. Son are, offering their |
tock' of furniture at hard time prices. |
seadE what they say and give them |
all. 'i'tisF7 ot' ''i
If ven expect to vote in the primary:i
lection;on the 10Th inst, be sure to. |
ee that your name is enrolled on o
lub roll on or before next Wednes- |
lay. &
Luther P. Smith, the veteran excur-
ionist, carried very large crowd on |
lis excursion to Asheville. N. c., yes
erday. They will return home to-
light.
The County campaign meeting an |
Icunced to take place at Double
springs next Saturday, 10th inst, will |
% held at farmers Store, in Fork
Township. that day.
Mrs. r. D. Kerr and children, of |
Augusta. Ga, who have been visiting |
r,snds and relatives in the city for
he past month, have returned home,
accompanied by Miss Bertha Bolt.