The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-12

Mr.; F. j. Pelzer and family. of
charleston, came up to their summer
home near Pendlet0n few davs ago
ana VIII remain there until the fall
season.
Guy II. Daniels, of Newberry, has
been spending few days in the CITY.
MS ora nome, vlsltlng relatives, and
was gwen cordial welcome by his
many friends.
G. =. Sullivan g. Co. is the name of
q new firm that has opened business in
anderson, occupying the storeroom at
inc corner OF South Main and West
Benson streets.
MIS-; Margaret Kennedy aud Miss
Alma Kennedy, of Due West, and Mrs,
Nelle Moore, of Camden. Alabama,
were in the city last week with the
family Of Senator j. X. Hood.
A special term of the Court of Gem
eral Sessions will convene at Green
Vilie next Monday, 18th inst. Judge
Prince presiding. There is a very
heavy criminal docket, on which there
are elgnt persons charged with mur-
der.
The NJ. l.. Sullivan Company, of this
Secretary of State. 1t will conduct q
general merchandise business with a
capital stock of $1,000. Tho CORPORA
tors are: NJ. l.. Sullivan, l.. j. Martin
and w. G. King.
Dr. John Hopkins, of Seneca. accom-
panied by one of hie sons. spent last
Thursday in the city and gave ia 81
pleasant call. The Doctor looks hale
and hearty. and his many old friends
In Anderson are always delighted to
greet him.
Hon: II. NJ. Prince is announced as a
candidate for the House of Representa-
tives to MI the vacancy caused by the
election of Hon. g. E. Prince, Judge of
the Eighth judicial Circuit. Tho
primary election will be held the latter
part OF August.
The farmers in this section are in
good spirits about their crops, though
some OF them are complaining that we
are having little too much rain,
especially for cotton. We have had a
heavy shower nearly every day the
past ten days, and they are forcing the
cotton to grow too fast and. ae con-
SEQUENCE, it is not fruiting as much az
it should.
Prot: G. Walter Chambers has been
elected to the position Of teacher of
English and History in the high school
de1artment of the city schouls. He
s,:s:eeds Miss Isabel Wicker, who re-
s'@'ned to accept position in the
sGhools of Tampa, Florida. Mr.
Cham 5ers. who is sOn-in-law of
Probate Judge Nance, is a teacher OF
experience and ability.
A party of young gentlemen. CON
sisting Of Joe, Willie, Leslie, Jesse
and Bratton Simpson, Fred Gambrell,
Ed Frierson and Archie Cathcart left
last Monday morning on their annual
camping trip to the mountains. They
were accompanied by cook and a
driver, and will be gone about two
weeks. Among the places they will
visit are Ceasar's Head, ToXaway
Lake. Cashiers Valley, Highlands and
Whiteside.
The Anderson Machine and Foundry
Co., are sending out to their friends
anG patrons O very neat and useful
ed and for which We return thanks. It
is little substantial pocket. book, on
one side of which is shown the varied
Industrial buildings Of the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis. This company ia
doing some fine work and it's business
IS increasing every month. 1t has
recently been awarded the contract for
making the large water fountain to be
placed on the Court House Square.
The government report on the condi-
ton OF the cotton crop, which was
made known on the 3rd tinet., Caused
the price, OF cotton to make big jump
upward and it reached 10a cents. Sew
eral days last week looked more like
were in Jine two days from the cotton
Weigher's platform up Depot street to
the Court AoGae Square, q sight that
was never before witnessed in Ander-
s0n In the GUNNER season. Seven
hundred and tifty-seven bales were
sold here within three or four days,
and all of it averaged more than ten
cents.
The central committee, to whom was
entrusted the general supervision of
the campaign to vote ont the dispen-
sary. from the county, has been in
composed of the. following gentlemen:
B. F. Martin, chairman, Col. B.. F.
Crayton. Rev. w. w. Leathers, Rev.
S. J. Cartledge. w. R. Osborne, 6.
y. G. Boleman, G, G. Sullivan and j.
L. Sherard. The committee is pushing
tho work of organization quietly and in
q satisfactory manner. AS soon as all
the petitions are in the county super-
visor will be asked to order an cleo
tion.
An enthusiastic meeting OF. tho Far
mere Educational and CO-Operative
Union was held y esterday in the Court
House and definite action was taken OF
the proposition to establish q cotton
warehouse in this city. The meeting
decided to establish it, and u committee
consisting of B. Harris and j. B.. Dou.
thit was appointed to take the matter
In charge and Eecure q commission
from the Secretary Of State. No GER
tain amount has been agreed upon for
the capital stOck of the concern, bnt
each ehare will be Of the par value Of
one dollar. Each farmer in the Coun-
ty will be entitled to as many shares as
the number of bales Of cotton produced
on his farm. The shares will not be
transferable except u.On q two-thirds
stock cannot be absorbed by outaiders.
A harhacna mill ha hald OF tho fain