The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-11

The Pickens County Investigating
Committee have employed w. B. Cor
don, OF Anderson. to assist them as
| accountant. lie has been engaged for
several days in the TreasureTs and
| Auditors office. While not entirely
through with matters pertaining to the
S0mIlissi0u3Ts 0tace, ths work IS Sc
will be able to make final report by
the last Of tho present week. .-Easley
Progress.
] The races et Eskew's Race Track
last Wednesday afternoon attracted u
good crowd Of admirers of horses.
Ihs races were very exciting as we'll as
interesting. Following we're the re-
eults: $40 class--Won by Sunderland.
Owned by j. M; Hanke. 500 GLASS
Fall. Half milo running-Won by
Spring Frog. Owned by John Sad
Gisr. fIve-eightha mile running
Won By Hazel Lee. Owned By J. H.
Hanks.
Two tehMs OF tho Anderson Fire
Department have gone to Asheviile.
N. e., to participate in the big fire.
meme tournament TO- be held in that
CITY this week. That the Anderson
boys will bring back some Of the prizes
IS foregone conclusion. A handsome
elk banner made by Robert Cheshire,
the sign painter, and to be carried in
the parade. will DO good ad. for the
the citr---and the tiremen oil said they
Se'2 S!"str|ec e',2'E ,'ItvS t9 TALK "Anders0n' the
The d: ,tors Of the Anderson Coun-
ty Fair ~ scciation met Friday after
noon ent discussed matters of general
intereo- It was decided at the meet
ing to make several improvements OF
the fair grounds, such as draining the
track with terra Gotta piping. planting
} lawn inside of the track, cleaning
out stumps in the grove and q general
liking up for the big fair to be held
next Oot9ber. Parties who want
premium Pre- nanIa. lists shoqld asog postal Il
1 The Anderson District Conferences
which convenss here tonight in St
Johns Church, will be q pleasant aut
nent on the part Of the Anderson
Methodists, aud the work of conse
Grated body Of preachers aud laymel
:: can make it 60. The public ia most
cordially invited to be present at all o
: the services. To night the opening
gsrm9n will be preached By Rev. r
which the Lords Supper viii be admin
, istared. y - = 80 ..
Examinations were held Friday q
ell the Court House towns in the Stat
> for scholarships in the State college
= anG private institutions that offer op
= p0ftnnieies to young men and wOn,e
seeking an education. Many appli
cants, it was to be expected, cough
Q these echolarships. but here and theI
: the press dispatches told OF scholar
q ehipe being open and no appliean,
i Offering for them. It 10 o bad symI
3 tom when education comes knockin
8 on q young mans door and finds q
g response: .. ., .. ....,.. ..-. :.
The Fourth Of July was celebrate
In grand style In Anderson last Wei
BaenS vista aTS wEere be- the d,s'
2 ehows. swimming pool and refresI
+ ment etands were ia, full blast. III
9 Pelzsr and. Anderson bands discourse
J. lively mlaic during the day and carss
: everybody to feel good. The Tracsic
y 20. management deBerveB speoi
mention for the we'll arranged sche,
a which the accommodatins conductor
Il motormen and officials Of the compar
:: handled the crowds. The number
;. PS5So159ia hauto1 during tho day WI
II 1890. The final winduD Of tho di
Il Game D! III o'clock that night when Il
q hreworks display was given, at whit
the biggest crowd 1t the day vi
: present. There was q tremendo,
5 crowd In the city and the best of ord
= prevatleds the absence of booze beir
= = especially sUttii0ca6io. - -, :"
s The candidates for Mayor and A
q defmen addressed the v...ers Of q
= e!eS 81 che Ccs.t EnCs4 !Ias rieh
% The conrt room and the gallery M
packed and many could not get In tf
. Acs:s TIE TIE 1laaafaai1aat51 fUE GiigTme
i spoke frat, then the two eandidat,
!. for- Mayor spoke. Maj. Paul E. Az,
8 was the frat speaker. He came 10
g ward among deafening yelIB of Ohm
1 rah for Paul Ayer.n The Maior al
81 not make o very extended speech br
q what he did say wac to the point an
!. ne did not leave his hearers In, an
anHhs "A r. hta nnnifinn: He nnisl
, elected he would give every man. fic
: Of poor, 9 square deal. Capt. r. x
: McCutly, Sr., was the next speaker an
came forward amidst applause. H
> said he wanted it distinctly hnderstoo
. that he was no ring &. ..didate and the
) II elected would deal 0ut iustice Z
every man without favoritlef1. Can
McCui!y spoke at some length an
told Of his feeling for Anderson an
ner fue9Ie welfare. The last meetiH
OF the city: campaign sill be held to
morrow night at MillYillo and th
9!9ction Will take place next Tuesday
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