The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-19

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Miss Eubank Taylor is visiting
friends in Central.
1t con tinnes dsy and dusty, with no
prospect of rain soon.
Sheriff w. NJ. Kidd, of Hart county,
Georgia. spent Thursday in the city.
| T. Allen, Eeq., of Dillon, S. G., has
located in Anderson for the practice of
law.
The price of cotton does not change
very much. 1t sticka close around ten
| cents.
County Treasurer Payne is now
ready to supply you with your tax
receipt.
Rev. w. j. Speake. of Greenville, is
spending few days in Anderson with
Lawrence o. Patterson, of Green
vile, is in the city visiting the family
of his uncle, DR.. Orr.
Rev. j. T. Mann will preach ut Long
| Branch church next Sunday afternoon,
23rd inst, at $3.50 o'clock.
| The large and attractive ADVERTISE
ment Of the Bee Hive Store will inter
est ycu. Read it carefully.
! Mira. r. Z. Cumn0ck and daughter,
Miss Annie. have returned from a visit
J to friends and relatives in Boston.
H. H. Wilson, who is now manager
| OF an oil mill at Statewide, n. c., was
In the city Monday attending Court.
B. F. Earle and family, of Texas. ara
| visiting the formers father, Rev. j. r.
! Enrle, and other relatives in this coun-
/ T..
| Mrs. E. d. Hernandez has returned
to Jacksonville, Florida, after an ex-
tended visit to her daughter, Mrs. w.
Avery.
L; o. Patterson and b. NJ. Shuman,
both prominent Greenville attorneys,
were in the city Monday attending
| Court.
This ie good season and surely
everybody can pay stheir debts this
year. Wipe out all your old debts and
start anew.
Attention is directed to the ADVERTISE
ment of w. B. Magruder, who an
nounces he ia ready to hire you a nice
| team or do your hauling.
Col. j. N. Brown, wife and daughter,
who have been spending the past two
] months at Beach Haven, n. j., return
| ed home few days ago.
| +. s. Yeargin, clerk of the Board of
Trustees, requests us to announce that
the public schools of Iva district will
open on Monday, gath inst,
Ghiauola Lodge. knights of Pythias,
will hold 70 roonlor
morrow evening at o'clock. All the
members ere urged to attend.
It is said that handful of sulphur
scattered over load Of corn as put in
the crib will drive rats away and keep
them off until the last bushel ia gone.
Every true Democrat shonld hunt up
his registration certificate and poll tax
receipt and be ready to vote in the gen
eral election on Tuesday, November
Maj. Theo. DeHon, the energetic
representative Of the News and COur-
| ier, spent yesterday in the city and was
welcome visitor to The Intelligencer
| Office.
Many mountain schooners,n loaded
with apples, cabbage, potatoes and
cheStnuts, are now coming to the city.
| A big crop of all these products are re-
ported.
John 8. Campbell, who has been con-
Quoting jewelry and watch repair
business in this city, has gone to-Pied-
mont. where he will continue the same
business.
/ Mr. G. A.. Reed, accompanied by R.
8. Ligon, wife and son and Miss Ella
Stephens, left yesterday for st. Louis
to spend q few days viewing the
The young men at the Cox yarn mill
have organized brass band with
twenty members. Prof. R. II. Hern-
don, of Yorkville, 8. c., has been en-
gagged to teach them.
Georgia nj. Harper and wife, of An
dereon,. are spending o few days in
Walhall8 and vicinity. He cOntem-
piates buying hand and locating in
Oeonee.-KeOwee Courier.
Capt. w. r. Miller, of Anderson,
has been on q Wait to friends in thie
city. He has distinguished clerical
appearances. Mrs. Miller came down
with him.-Abbeville Medium.
JaR,es M. Baker of, Washington. D.
| bic old home, Lowndesvilie, spent last
| Friday. in Anderson and was warmly
greeted by his many friends.
/ J. w. Julian, Carrier In the Brushy
Creek eeotion OF Anderson county,
| picked $40 pounds Of cotton one day
last week and helped his wife get
breakfast and per.-Easley Pro-
gress.
The. grand lodge o2 Good Samari-
| tans Of South Carolina, colored or
| ganization, convened in its annual hes-
sion in this city yesterday. More than
one hundred delegates are in .atten-
dance. ~
| Our clever, and efficient Deputy
Sheriff. Jas. A.. Dillingham;, 10 quite,
sick and confined to- his home on North
FAINT street. We join his many friends
I In wishing him q speedy restoration 70