The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-01
William =. Holland. OF Hartwell,
Ga., 6peut Monday in S}la cifvs ~ \ = :,

a. 7 =. a. :
Miss May Hartman, of Goliad II &.
.la Visiting relatiyeE in and near the
Z. MCGEE and family hay,, gone
70. Gashiers, N. c.. to spend O few
Reader. is You owe The Intelligencer
any : oya money none please call and pay il: We
Hrs. d. j. Simpson, OF Toccoa, Ga.
ls IN the city visiting her parents and
<Gssshh0e77 relatives, 5.s
y. P. Smith carried a large crowd on
his excursion from this section 20
Charleston this morning.
Misses Lizelle Willis and Annie
Farmer. OF this city, went up to Seneca
friends.
The new advertisement Of the Sulli-
van Hardware Co. is of special inter-
eat 10 the farmers, who should read it
carefully.
j. NJ. Stacks, formerly Of this Coun-
W but now living at DeQueen, Ark, is
yisiting friends and relatives in the
County.
4 P. e .
The negroes are arranging to cele-
brate the Fourth of July next Saturday
with o barbecue at the Greeley Insti-
tnte, in this city.
Frank B. Gary and III. b. DeBruhl,
OF Abbeville, aud Senator A. II. Dean,
OF Greenv,!le, were In the city yester-
day attending Court.
George Wits hus returned to the
Cox yarn mill, this city, as overseor Of
spinning, after having worked q short
while in Lynchburg, Va.
DR.. W.. L. Pressley. president of
Erskine College, Rev. F. Y. Pressley
and DR.. J. w. Wideman, of Due West,
were IN the city yesterday.
tits said that appendicitis finds it's
vlctlms among the wealthy and does
per men are Immune to the disease.
Today-Jn1y 1st-.is semi-annual di-
yldend day, and in consequence there
Will be many people in this section
who will have cause to rejoice.
The third quarterly conference oc
the Starr and Iva Circuit will be held
at Smith Chapel next Saturday and
Sunday: A full attendance of tie off,
clals Is desired.
ton OF the. Baptist Young People'a
Union ofeAmerica Eiu meet in Atlanta
On the 9th inst. A number will attend
from this section. The railroads have
made o rate of one fare for the round
trip.
Last Wednesday afternoon horse,
hffohQh tho roor of ho cf0
e. johnson g. Son, got frightened,
broke loose, ran through the store,
across Whitner street and into the
store of the G.. F.. Jones Company.
where he frightened nearly all Of the
inmates and did considerable damage.
A few days ago d bashful young wo-
ma man went to store carrying three
worth and put them on the counter.
The clerk didn't know the chickens
feet we're tied, and asked il they would
lay there. She bit her handkerchief
and said, "No, sir, they are ROSTERS"
& The blackberry crop this season
from % the be Quantities pSS that are 'a1sthhs ON the
market. They are being sold at very
reasonable prices, and the housekeep-
era are ready purchasere. The black
berry is used in making a great many
delightful dishes and beverages, and it
.is hard to find q fruit that ia more wide
~ used and enjoyed.
a The question os selectinR a place for
the encampment OF the State militia
this Hpmmer will be decided today in
Columbia. Anderson wants one or
more OF the Regiments to come here,
and @ committee from the Chamber OF
Commerce went to Columbia last
night to present 0nr claims. If possi-
BILE it is proposed to have the soldiers
here during Gala Week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Breazeale, widow Of
the late VIM. Breazeale, died at the
home OF her san-in-laW, Robert A.
Lewis, in Belton, Last Monday morn
ing after an illness of several weeks,
aged q years. She Was most excel
loved by her many friends and rela:
tiyes. Two SONS and four daughters
are left to cherish her memory. The
remains were uttered in the cemetery
at Bolton yesterday.
It seems that the negroes, big, little,
old and young. employed bereab0uts
formed a as'combine' and are demand
ing from 90 to 75 cents q week more
than they have been getting, and are
walking Out' where they do not get q
raise. This is partly due to the abun-
dant crops OF plumsf and blaclzberries,
and partly to: the scarcity OF farm la
b0rers: Some of them prefer to feast
others ask 70 cents per day for hoeintz
cotton.
Messrs. y: j Fretwell, j. Fl. Palliam