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

On the first page of The Intelligencer |
appears large and interesting adver-
tisement of the White Stone Lithia
Water Company. to which your atten-
ton is directed. 1t is the lightest
mineral water known, and isvery high |
ly recommended. A large brick hotel
has just been erected at the springs.
and Is now ready to entertain guests.
Reports from almost every section of
corning the promising condition % Of Stb tbe
crops. The reports arc indeed cheer
ing, and they all agree that the crops
are IN better condition than they
nave Deen Tor years past. With no
draw backs our farmers will rejoice in
q large harvest and the merchants will
smile over their big trade.
On Wednesday, 23rd inst, there will
be reunion of the Smith family Mt
the OLD home place of Nimrod II
Smith, in Garyin Township. Judge u
a. Smith, OF Walhalla, will be present
ana delAVeran address on the geneai-
ogy OF the family name. and we know
~ VII De very interesting. All tho
SMitns ana their friends are cordially
well filed dinner baskets.
The store room, with all of its con-
tents, of NJ. G.. Horton. in the Five
Forks section. was burned last FRIDAY
night. Mr.. Horton was aWay from,
nome that night, and it Is not known
now the fire originated. 1t is the gen
eral 1pinlon. however, that the store
was burgiarized and then set on fire.
put there is no clue tc the operpetrat0rs.
Mr. Horton was insured for $500 in the
Anderson Mutual Fire Insurance. Co.
Dut TINS does not near cover his loss.
Generostee Tribe, No. 80, Ind.pen-
aent Order of Red Men, have issued
quet and public installation of chiefs.
which Will take place at their wigwam,
at Orrville. next Monday night. 7th
inst. at 8. 80 o'clock. We are indeht-
eu TO tho committee. which consists of
Messrs. G.. E. Tolly. r.. AZ. Smith, w.
+. Chiles, E. Al. Scott, j. II. McLesky
and G. V. Langston, for an invitation
to attend.
Miss Carrie Snelgrove, after an ILL
ness OF several months, died at the
home of her father, ex-Supervisor w
p. SnelgrOve, at the Orr Cotton Mills.
last Sunday, aged Is years. On Mon
day morning the remains were carried
up into Fork Township and inferred al
Smith Chapel. The deceased was o
genial girl, and BY her Kind, genial dis.
position made a friend Of every &C.
quaintance, who deeply sympathize
with the family in their sore bereave.
ment.
Our young friend, j. c. Stribling
Jr.. left Pendleton, last Monday fol
Delhi, La, where he will locate and
operate large brick plant. We regret
very much that the brick manufactur.
ing business in the Pendleton section
is in such an unsatisfactory condition
that he is forced to 60 where the pros.
poets for such a plant are more encour-
aging. Mr.. Stribling is an exception.
ally moral and industrious young man
does not use either tobacco or whiskey
and by his manners will make q friend
OF every person with whom he has any
business transactions. We join hii
many friends In wishing him big sue.
The book containing the list of mem.
bers of Anderson Democratic Club No
has been lost or misplaced, and the
Secretary, G. G. LangstOn, assisted hy
the Executive Committee Of the ca. >
is making up new roll, using the pol
list of those who voted in the primary
election two years ago: There may be
some members who did not vote in the
those who know themselves to be
members of the Club are requested &C
call on the Secretary at the Intelligen.
Ger Office and see that their names are
enrolled. Democrats who have moved
into the city during the past two years
are invited to join the Club.
over "The History Of the Ailstons ant
the press by Dr.. Joseph A. Groves, {
first cousin of Mrs. DR.. r. E. Thomp
son, Of this County, by whom we were
shown q copy. DR.. Groves is O gentle
man of wide information, and has dis
played great energy in his researches
The book contains on its frontispiec,
the family coat -0f-arfns, tracing tn,
genealogy back and showing the lin
cage to Alfred. of England, and alst
the history of many more prominen
men: There is large family connec
tion belonging to this renowned fami
ly, OF which they may all justly fee
proud.
The Abbev'lle correspondent of Th,
OlntO says Az tuo i6uDIOu OI OIU 6Ol
diers at Pelzer on the 4th of next Jul,
the old flag of that gallant and famou
old command, Orr's Regiment of Rifles
will be there. u en-. X. r.. Hemphill,
gallant and faithful old Confederate
will carry it up with him when he goe
on the morning of the 4th. This pre-
cious relic will be proudly carried agail
by that magnificent soldier and splen
did citizen, George Bell, one of tn
bravest OF the brave, who was one O
the immortal color guards in the day
that tried mems souls' Messrs. Ton
McElroy and A. M. Guyton, grin Wis
aged old veterans of the glorious pas
who were always found where tn
fighting was the thickest and VIII
were always doing their duty, nav
taken great interest in Gen. Hemp
hills efforts to obtain the loan of thi
immortal relic of the bloody past"
The Court of Common Pleas con
yened last. Monday morning wit
Judge Gary presiding. Upon th
sounding of the calendar it was dis
covered that no jury cases we're read
for trial and the Jury was promptl