The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-27

have done great many wise things,
but they have never done wiser one
than form County Fair Association.
Florence Times.
". G. Wharton. travelling represer-
city. Mr. Wharton is a most clever var
gentleman and has hoste OF friends
throughout the State.
DR.. w. II. Atkinson, who has been
quite sick for eeveral weeks, is able to
DO out, again. and will soon open his
niture. and fixtures have arrived and
are being placed in position.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterian Church ct Deans next Sun
day, 31st inst, at II o'clock O. m, by
the pastor, Rev. Il. e. Ligon. The
friends OF the congregation are COR
daily invited to attend the services.
The first county Campaign Meeting
E;H be held IN this city next Monday,
August lot, at II O'clock .. m. iii )
time for filing the pledges of the can
diaates for the various County offices
wiz expire the came day at 12 o'clock.
The Brushy Creek Singing Aesocia-
ton will meet at Fairview Church next
Sunday. All lovers of song eervice
are invited to attend with song books
and dinner. On Saturday Children's
Day will be observed aC the same
Church.
The singing school at Dorchester
baptist Church, to be taught by Prof.
Henry Milford, will commence Mon
day morning after the first Sunday in
August. All who are interested in the
school are leg Tested to be present the
first day.
w. Bea.tie Gossett and wife, of
Quincey, Fla, came up last week to
Gossett is on his way to New York to
buy hiE fall stock of goods. He spent
thursday in this city and gave us q
pleasant call.
Mr. j. E. Barton, one of the best and
most euccessfql business men Of An
derson, came down last week and epent
Mrs. Barton and the children have
spent couple of weeks with kindred.
"A. r. Presbyterian.
When casting your eye about for q
location; for o place where you can
nnd good society good schools and
and drink pure water, you cannot do "a a
better thing than strike either the city
or county Of Anderson.
Rev. NJ. B. Kelly pastor Of st.
Johnss Anderson, came over last Mon
day to. enjoy our delightful spring
water Tor few days. The only OBJ
10 that he don't come often nor stay
long enough.-Williamsto News.
On the third page Of the Intelligent
Ger this week appears an address is
eued 20 the Democratic voters Of South
carolina by. prominent citiysns Of
marion In reference to the candidacy
OF Hon. Boyd Evans for the Office Of
Railroad Commissioner. Read it care
fully.
The annual reunion of the Mccoy
family will take place at the old home
Of x. G. Mccoy, now owned by James
3. Mccoy in brcadwsy Township, on
Saturday, August 9Th. The friends of
the family are cordially invited to at
tend and carry with them we'll filled
dinner baskets.
Lieut. w. II. Carpenter, of the
Seventh Cavalry, United States Army,
is visiting relatives in the city and
county. He graduated two years ago
from West Point, and was ocly recent
" detailed as an instructor aG West
Point, his duties to begin with the
opening Of the next session.
Persons interested in the graveyard
at Midway Church are requested to
meet there with necessary tools and
dinner eTly next Tuesday morning,
August 2nd, for the purpose Of clear
ing Is OF. The negI' who have rsia-
tlves buried there rs ,ecially Urged
to attend and clear Sn ,.. cir graves.
Fairly good rains have fallen in sew
eral sections of the county during the
past week. On Sunday night this city
had the heayieet rain it has had in eev-
Ssss MONTHS. Information reached the
city yesterday that on Monday after
noon severe hail storm, accompanied
by considerable wind, visited portions
Of Oconee County and much damage
resulted to the crops.
A girl who had been very clever at
college came home tho other day and
said TO her mother: II have graduated
bpt now wieh 70 take up psychology,
philolOgy, biol" "Just wait min
ute," said her mother, 81 have arrang-
ed for you q more thorough course in
Eoastoology, ,boilology,. pathology,
darnology, and general domesticology.
Now put on your apron and pick that
Reports and abstracts from the
various County Auditors are coming in
slowly. The last one received by the
Comptroller General wac from Ander-
con County, and shows an increase for
the prosperous county Of S515, ,752,
which, when the returns of the pre-
yIous year are taken into conaidera-
ton, makes the total for the two years
over million dollars. Columbia Re-
cord.
Capt. Henry A. Williams, the effi-
cient Superintendent Of the Columbia
division of the Southern Railway, was
In the city last Friday. and was warm
ly greeted by his many friends. Capt.
Williams is Q native Of Anderson Conn-
ty, and by his genial disposition and
strict attention to business has work
ed himself up to one OF the most re.