The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-01

r Next Saturday, July 4th, being a
natlonni holiday. all tho banks Of tho
~! Our venerable townsman, Mr.. James
Wilson, is seriOualy i'll, and his death
Is expected at any nour.
Miss zenobia Welch leaves today
few weeks visiting friends.
Good showere have fallen in varjous
secp0ns or the County during the paat
week, and the farmers are Dutting in
good time killing the grace.
Our clever friend, John R. Hepder.
son. Q substantial and progressive
1armer or the Easley section, spent last
Friday in the city and gave us an ap.
preciated call. - - ''p
Now is q good time to. keen your
eyes on strange dogs. We see q num-
per or cases reported in the papers of
people being afflicted with hydropho-
Dla from dog bites.
Mrs. P. G: Sheppard, Of Llano, Tex,
arrived IN Anderson q few days ago to
spend few weeks visiting her moth
er, Mrs. L. j. Langston, and daughter,
Nrs. Clarence w. Smith.
w. d. Tate, an old soldier from An
derson, was in the city Monday. He
vas one OF the sharpshooters Of Nc.
dowan's brigade and always at his
p0at. .-Abbeville Medium.
A correspondent of the Charlotte
lN. W Observer says that experts
nave examined the Toxaway dam in
the mountains and pronounce it as safe
as human skill can make it.
Dr.. r. l.. Branyon. O popular and
prominent dentist of Charleston, who
Is spending short vacation at his old
nome In Honea Path, was in the city
yesterday and gave us a pleasant calf.
The Board of Trustees have chosen
w; Il. Thompson, of Anderson, princi-
pal OF the boundary Street school. Mr..
Thompson comes highly recommended.
He is o graduate of Davidson College.
-Newberry Herald and News.
Miss lola johnson. popular young
lady from Anderson. is in the city visit
ing Miss Georgia Martin. She will
leave in few days for Asheville, where
she will spend the summer.-G reen-
Vile News, June 81.
The Comptroller General has issued
will be paid to the several Counties in
the State as their part of the dispen-
sary profits for the first half of the
year. Anderson County gete g., 1881 90.
The Cox yarn mill of this city, hay-
ing more cotton than it will need until
the new crop comes in, sold one hum
dred Gales o few days ago at ID cents
riety and came from Mississippi.
Ltrs. a.. j. Sitton, OF Autun, Ander-
son county. will come down to- day to
visit her brother, s. b. Hall, at Jalapa
She will also spend some time with re-
iatives and. friends in Newberry be-
fore returning home. --Newberry OBJ
server.
The An derson Gun Club is arrapg-
ing for ashoOt to come Off during Gala
Week. A number of crack shots have
already signiied theirintention OF talk
ing part in the contest, and it is ex-
pected that there will be very large
attendance.
In accordance with instructions is-
sued by the Postmaster General to
pOstmasters no delivery of mail by
rural carriers will be made ON Inde-
pendenco Day. next Saturday, July 4.
The postoffice at this place will observe
Ouuuhy uOuTb.
Property owners on the Court House
Square anG North and South 1fain
streets should make their connection
with the sewerage pipes before the
work ct paving the str sts begins. By
30 doing it will cost them less money
and save a great deal Of extra work
and trouble.
Now is the. time to freely usc the
paint and whitewash, brush. Lime is
cheap and the man who uses the white
wash brush uastintingly about his
premises adds fifty per cent to their
|healthfulness and to the beauty of their
appearance.
Married, at the home of the brides
mother In this city, at 0 O'clock this
morning. by Rev. =. j. Cartledge. Mr.,
George Eagle and Miss Kittie White,
both cf Anderson. The happy couple
left on the 10 O'clock train FOR q visit
to the old home of the groom in North
Carolina.
The reunion and picnic to be held al
Townville next Saturday, 4th inst.
will be big success and most enjoy.
able occasion. Col. Thompson and
Maj. Dendy, of Walhalla, Col. HOyt. Of
Greenville, Gen. Bonham and E. NJ
L tuShC4, OA., VI tul5 C1GyS dT6 I'D BDeak
and other distinguished gentlemen
will no doubt be present. A brass band
has been engaged for the occasion, ani
there will be q game Of baseball durinf
the aftern oon. Everybody is invited
| to attend.
| Little Minnie Josephine, the 20
| months old daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
w. 3; Strickland, died at their home
| near StOrevillef last Saturday. the 27tY
June, after three days Illness will
cholera infantum She was bright
sweet babe and the joy of the home
The remains were carried to Bethany
and after funeral services conducted
by Rov. II. Ct. Wright, were inferred d
in the cemetery there. The grief
stricken family have the sympathy O
many friends.
John r. Kay. who moved from Hope
we'll Township to the Honea Path sec
tiOr about two years ago. died at hi
home near the latter place last Thurs
day evening. He had been in feeble
/ health for aauarn1 uo0pkho khnuoix h;