The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-22

LEADING 'dantiee 0f AnSara%.> t~SU.ee
y silao AZ aaeatum. ,' ''llll
"A series OF maatinga 4 vv,,l .hao,;, 81.
eWalenme Ch.zrMs.. ....nse ... & VII uegin at
fSiYoW;ndp Win ptwo1seis ,ssss. con sinue tnFongh the
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Rev. w. p. Holland and fan,,,v 30
Greenville, have haen % sisendinT y few -
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Mra. ThoroeaT .rana, ne Ca,,a.,,
s.. c.. and Miea Cisrns On;n1Swar ~
Charleston, ara ir1 the cjtv via;t;n & ", .
asssss. asssss Sss. 4. O1nnnegIo iIo s'ty sis''ius
a. b. Carp.nfer- ~ ssraanvi,,s sno,,
d day or Two i in AndaSaor Ad1Snye' isst 1 spehe
He has a hoat 0f frienf7s harn oh" ~. On.
.!s=.ys ;is,;sSSi4 4Hl.iss in srsat hin mir, "Ao ~so
/, .s'>. ~ esOos Alu.
last Monday mornine for 20. Co,nmh;o @ ;olty y,
be with their fellOW-soldiers Of the ne
Fret Regiment In camp this week 'o
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Prof. II. G.. Reed, of Weatherford.
ago for his westarn hcma Il nnv u0M yy,;a;te ySa;te
ing relatives and old frienda In ~.
section. 80 ~o ~ 'n's
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day in EdgefieId instsllin@ ' tI,a tSsS 2an- na9v
pastor Of t6e Preahvtarions rS Suv Low
that town. '''aaa ona'on in
Dr., W. Frank Ashmore, who has
~. ha%s % moved r 80 seVsl andsrsa years a. x NeW
practice of medicine Ha hoo inooSnS SnS
at Niilyiile. AAo Aoot'ecu
If you arc seeking bargains in any
vertisements IN The ftiIi fntaiIisancar cae tb;s HG
week and Won will know where r. np
and get them. - o.
Col: r. w. Hunt, the genial and en-
Southern RaiIwav 'ICb,L Cbsr,astsHn1 asH1s ,ua. Ua tie
the city last Saturflnv md osve o no q
pleasant call. ' e"'o 70 ="
waiter +. Barton, of this city, has
lsnta, ard entered Unnm b;s aIv uor1e a., .
few daya ago. MO "oAA @
y. y. Moore ia off on q little rest and
recreation trip to the mountains, and
before returning will visit the north
for the fall trade. NO s.o'A " soous
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Married, on SUNDAY, .Ju,v 10. 1909 AT
the home Of the brides father. a. a..
Dean, by Rev. nj. McGee. Mr. A. =.
Dean and Miss Clayton Dean, both of
Anderson County. 'S.A ~. "
An old weather prophet aavs the
Katydids gare their first cnncert IN
the night Of the 8th inst. and accorI-
Ing to the old sign Frost will he dne in
ninety days. Semi. 8th 49, -
Little boys and children should be
races of the firemen in the afterneons M
It is almost imposslble for the noIice.
men to keep ITEM all ont of daneerl
81 = 80 - o.
Mrs. Robert B. Cheshire, who hae
been seriously i'll in this city for sever
al days, was carried over to HartweIl
under the care Of that sIsillsd nh J,I sin;am pe
,Dr. WI. HALEY. >l!e' pnJ o'oi''n'
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James, infant son of BIB. Tinalev.
died at the home Of hfb parents at
Millville last Wednesday night, after a
brief illness, aged three months. The
Cemetery on ThnrsSav - affarnnon Hmyes ofooA
US -, = =, = =,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Stivender and chill
dren. of Leesbnrg, Fla, are Visiting
relatives and friends in the Conntv'
Mrs. Stivender has many old friends
in this her native County, and her via
it's are always source Of mI,ch nleaa-
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w. Beatty Gossett, Of Quincy. Fla.
who is wishing relatives Mjijliann,
ston, was in the city lass Monday and
gave us an appreciated call. EAT. Cos
eett formerly lived in Anderson. and
his many friends here were ieiightad
to greet him. E
II -; =.
ed teachers opened In the coInred
graded school in this city last Monday.
With @ Ss TEACHERS enrolled. Prof. y. &:
Prof. r. X. Moon, Of Pfokens. assist-
ant. >''''' g
. Rev. 81. r. Murchison, who is enjoy
lng.the sea breezes at Edisto Island,
day, and there will be no preaching in
the central Preebyt terian Church chat