The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-07


commencement sermon before the
Patrick Military Institute next June.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dean and Mrs.
T.. A. Ratliffe are in attendance this
week upon the Ministers Conference,
in session in Atlanta. The latter ex-
poets on her return trip TO pay short
visit to relatives and friends in Wal
halla.
Mr.. j. Wideman LigOn, OF Anderson
County, who is student in,the Pres
byterian College at Clinton, will re-
present his College in the oratorical
contest Of all the Colleges in the State
to be held in Greenwood OF the 22nd
of April.
Messrs. ii. B. FAINT & Son have in
store fresh and complete stock of
groceries, and If you will give them II
call you will have no trouble to supply
your table. They also have Il select
stock of garden seed. Read their adj
vertisemcnt.
Tho prospects of good fruit crop
appear bright Mt present. The cOntin-
nous cold weather has kept the trees
back, SO that they can probably endure
any later freeze without harm. An
abundant fruit crop will be great
help to the country.
Weinvite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement Of Morris &
Co., who are located in the Broyles
block. They carry i'll stock n complete
line Of groceries and sell the Domestic
sewing machine. Give them call.
Their prices will please you.
State Liquor Commissioner Cr,lm has
appointed Mr.. II. E. Dickson, of the
Pendleton section, superintendent of
tho State Dispensary, the position he
formerly held and from which he re-
signed. Mr.. Crum could not have Sc
cured better or more competent man
for the position.
The cadets Of the Patrick Military
Institute will have IN Oratorical and
defamation contest in the Institute
chapel next Friday evening, beginning
at o'clock. An interesting program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Music will be furnished by the Ander-
son Orchestra. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mr. Abe Campbell died at the Coun-
ty home last Friday night, aged about
IS years. He had been quite feeble for
a number Of years and passed away
like IN infant going to sleep. MI.
Campbell was native Of tho Bolton
section, and always lived there. He
served his State faithfully in the civil
war, and had the confidence and good
will of all his friends. His remains
were carried to Belton and inferred in
the cemetery there.
Our young townsman, Mr.. H. Eugene
FAINT. has gone to Boston, where he has
accepted position as a travelling
salesman in one of the New England
States for H. j. Heinz, one of the most
extensive dealers in and manufacturers
of pickle condiments, preserves, etc., in
the United States. Mr. FAINT is most
exemplary young man. and his employ
er will be more than pleased with his
services. We predict for him big s,lc-
cess.
The friends OF mir. Guy s. Norris,
and they are legion, will be pleased to
hear of the saccess he 10 meeting In the
pursuit of his studies at tho Wander
bilt University in Nashville, Tenn. A
very gratifying circumstance in this
connection is report of his last exam
nations, in which he led his class of1s0
members, and was accorded the unus-
ual distinction Of having his papers
published as n model of excellence.
The INTELLIGENCER feels a apardonable
pride in all such deserving and perse-
vering Anderson boys, and feels that it
hazards little when it predicts bril-
liant future for them in general and
Mr.. Norris in particular.
Rev. j. D. Chapman, D. D., the new
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
reached the city last Friday, and occu-
pied his pulpit at both the morning and
evening services last Sunday. He was
greeted at both services by large con-
gregations and given u most cordial
welcome by his congregation. At the
evening service Rcv. j. n. II. Summer
ell, of the Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. w. Il. Capers, of the Episcopal
Church, occupied seats OH the rostrum
with the new pastor, and at the con-
clusion of his sermon both of them, in
q few appropriate and interesting re-
marks, extended him warm welcome
to Anderson:
Mr.. Arthur G. Fretwell, Jr., tho only
son of Mr.. A. G. Fretwcll, Sr., of this
city, met with fatal accident last
Thursday night about 12 o'clock near
Laurens, s. c., on the Charleston g.