The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-09-17

1 Middling-7t.
Attention is directed to c. A. Reess's
new advertisement. 4 ~ 81
The voice of the candidate is no
longer heard in the land.
Prof. 3. E. Geer, of Furman Univer-
sity' spent last Thursday in Anderson.
Mr.: Clyde Welch and sister, Miss
Aenobla, are both quite ill with fever.
Peaches &nd watermelons will soon
De only memory, but very pleasant
one.
Several interesting communications
reached us too late for publication this
| week.
Editor j. R. Earle, of the Oconee
News, was in the city last Saturday
and gave US call.
| Davis. the shoe man, has an adver-
tisment in this paper, to which your
attention is directed.
A new passenger coach, just from the
Snops; mas been put into service on the
| Blue Ridge Railroad.
The new advertisement of the C. f.
Jones co. should be read carefully ii
you are seeking bargains.
Rev. John T; Mann will preach in the
| Baptist Church at Millville next Sum
day morning at II o'clock.
B. F. Mauldin. of this city, offers
for sale. See advertisement.
Mrs. P. E. Mcintyre, of Asheville, is
! IN the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas.
| O'Donnell, and other relatives.
| A wave of religious revival seems to
be sweeping over the county They
are reported from every section.
Prof: c. g. Reed. Of Cokesbury, has
visiting relatives and old friends.
The Chiquola Drug CO. has an ad-
vertisemenu in another column, 90
which your attention is directed.
The cotton seed oil mills in the city
have commenced work, and are pay
ing the top Of the market for eeed.
Sam M. Murphy, of Anderson, S. G.,
berton Granite Co.-Elberton (Ga.)
Star.
Mr.: j. A. Prnitt is erecting neat
dwelling on Greenville street just
north of the residence Of Mr. Monroe
Hanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. G.. Jones, of this
city, returned home yesterday from q
visit to the family of Thos. Dean, near
Belton
The oldest inhabitant does not re-
member when the cotton fields were as
white at this time of the year as they
now are.
Are yOu preparing to set out q few
fruit trees, this Fall7 He who neglects
his orchard and garden is poor sort Of
citizen.
NJ N. Patterson. of Abbeville, has
moved with his family to Anderson
and will engage in the sewing machine
business.
Chief Constable Joseph R. FAINT, of
Spartanburg. was in the city yesterday,
and was warmly greeted by his many
The advertisement of. the Globe
Store in this paper is of special interest
to country merchants, who should read
1t carefully.
A local weather prophet says this
section Is going to experience afhard
and severe winter, and Gays everybody
shouid-lay in q big supply of fuel.
Frank Osborne is now clerking for
his brother, John c. Osborne, on South
Main st. and w0nld he n!eaeea &c hay1
mis- friends call and see him there.
On October 1st two additional rural
at Honea Path. T. B. Dugan and c.
B. Culbertson will be the carriers.
Mrs. p. a. White and Miss Mamie
Wilhite, who have been spending the
Summer in Vermont and Massa chu-
setts' returned home few days ago.
Married, at the home of the bride.
on Thursday, Sept. II, 1909, by Rev. ID.
w. Keller, Mr.. Ernest Norris and Miss
Mittie Beard, both of Mlliville, this
city.
Married, on Sunday, August "a, 1902,
by Rev. N. G. Wright, and at his home
IN this County, Mr.. Lewis Abels and
County.
Louis D. Archer, who has been day
clerk % hotel at Athens, Ca, has
returned to Anderson to accept the
position of chief clerk at the Hotel
Chiquola.
Miss Eunice Russell, one of Ander-
eon's most beautiful and charming
young ladies. left yesterday to resume
her,stndies at Winthrop College, Rock
Hill, s. G..
The Secretary of State has issued q
charter to The Townsend Cotton Mill
Of this city. The capital stock ia $685.
0Oo, and the mill will manufacture
cotton twine.
The indications are that there will be
q large tqrnip crop this year.. A large
sown. and 30 far the seasons haye been
veEy favorable. -
Married, on Sunday evening, Sep
tember II. 1902. in the chapelat Orr
vile, by Rev. W: B. Hawkins, Mr.. w.
r. Powell and Miss Myrtle TAYLOR,