The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-04-04

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BY mutual consent the place of hold
ing the Union Meeting of the Second
District, Saluda Association. has been
changed from Whitciicld to Honca
Path. The meeting will be held on the
fifth Sunday and Saturday preccdingOf
this month.
A party Of eight business men from
Gainesville, Ca, spent last Friday i'll
Anderson inspecting our cotton mills.
with view to establishing Il big MIL
lii Gainesville. They were conducted
through both our mills, and were loud
in their praise of them.
Rev. j. *. FAINT died ut his home in
County last Sunday from
paralysis, with which he had been al
tictcd several years. Mr.. FAINT WAS IL
native of Anderson County, and has
many friends and relatives here who
will long cherish his memory.
Mr.. w. ii. Shcarcr, of Rock Mills
Township, has moved his family to the
city and will make this place his home.
Mr.. Shcarer is an expert surveyor, IN
upright, worthy young man, and we
extend he and his family IL cordial
welcome to the Electric City"
Attention is directed to the new adj
vertisement of Moore, Acker &. Co. in
which special reference is made to
their millinery department., which is
now in charge of Miss Warticld, an cX-
pcrienced and expert milIincr, who
has just arrived in the city from Bnlti-
more.
There was q white frost in this see
ton last Saturday morning and Sc
we're freeze OH Sunday morning, ico
being visible where there was any ex-
posed vessels containing water. The
fruit tree blooms were not seriously in
Jured, however. on account OF the wind
and dry weather.
Mr.. r. Henry Bolt, Of Otterbein, In
diana, who has been spending two or
three weeks in this County visiting his
parents and sick brother at Piedmont,
returned home few days ago. His
visit was a source Of great pleasure to
his many friends, who regretted that
his stay could not be prolonged.
On account OF bad health Mr.. a. G.
Pinckney has resigned as agent of the
Southern Express Company ut Pclzer
anu MI. q. ID. I'oHici nus uccH uppOInU-
ell his successor. The Company is for
tunatc in seculin. the services of
MIR. Bonner, vino will make Il most
efficient and accommodating agent.
Last Friday afternoon the Patrick
Military Institute cadets gave an cXhi-
DitiOn drill OH the Court House Square,
and attracted large crowd Of spccta
tors. After the Company drill WAS
xnprl,rIn.l hn f,.lix,i.l,,.I A.,
the prize medal took place. and it was
won by Cadet {. +. Spcck, Of New
berry.
A soap man is in the city with Il
hOrseless carriage. He is giving with
each box of soap one two-hOrsc, sOrrel
with flax name and tail,
free of swinpey. CHAMBERS
and distemper. we'll grocmcd and gait
ed and speed guaranteed to forty knots.
Soap only $7OO OK. Come early and
often.
MI. j. A. McAllister has resigned as
of Corner Township in or
der to accept Il position nt Starr, Iii;
former home. His resignation has
been forwarded to the Governor, and
will take effect Us soon rs his successor
is appointed and qualities. Already
there are q number of applicants for the
position.
Last Thursday morning about II
o'clock fire was discovered OH the cot
ton platform at the Savannah Valley
depot. The firemen responded prompt
ly to the alarm and soon extinguished
the flames. About fourteen bales Of
cotton were slightly damaged, and the
loss will not exceed S100. 1t is not
known how the fire originated.
Tho Anderson Water. Light and
Power Company, through it's President,
DR.. s.. NJ. Orr, applied to the City
Council at its meeting last night, for u
franchise to build an electric street
railway in the city. Mr. j. j. Fretwell
also wants franchise for the same
purpose. The matter will be consider
ed and some action taken ut future
At the examination for the Annapo-
lis cadetahin frc::: ...ie Third Congress
sionnl District, held in this city last
Mr.. G. w. Mauldfn, of
PicEens, was the successful competitor,
with Mr.. +. Z. Pearman, of Anderson,
as alternate. Both young men are stu
dents IF Clemson College. Mr.. Maui
din is brother of our tOwnsman, II. j.
Maui0ln, ESQ.
There was considerable interest in
the baseball game at Clemson College
last week between the team from Cor
nell University, Ithaca, N. Y, and the
Clemson team. The Cornell team gave
it out that they were just stopping over
to practice and give Clemson chance
to sec ball playing, but the Clemson
boys won by to Z. 1t is said to have
been fine game.
A meeting of Camp Humphreys,
Sons of Confederate Veterans, will be
held tomorrow (rhursday) afternoon,
at o'clock in Clerk of Court Watkins
office. Delegates to the approaching
convention in Louisville, during. the
Reunion of the Veterans, will be elect
ed and other important business trans
acted. Each and every member is
urged to attend this meeting.
Col. Geo. A. Wagcner, of Charleston,
spent night in Anderson last week.
II ChnrlestOn had one thousand citizens
with Col. Wagener's energy and push
it would not be long before her pOpn-
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