The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-22

tratlOn certificates either OH Saiesuay
in September or October, when the
Board of Supervisors will be in ses-
sion.
Tho hotel accommodations in Ander-
son arc not equal to the demand. The
Chiquola, the Keese House and all the
boarding houses are full. Another
hotel is necessity and it will have to
be built. Who will take the lead in
the mattcr7
Mr.. j. ID. Bailey died at his home at
the Orr Cotton Mill last "Wednesday
night of paralysis, in the oath year of
his age. His remains were laid to rest
in Silver Brook Cemetery on Thursday
afternoon. A wife and six children
survive him.
Remember that if you wish your vote
counted for the Legislature you must
vote for five candidates. If you were
to leave fewer or more than five un-
scratched, your vote will not be count
ed for that Office. 1t will for the others
if they are right.
Grapes, peaches and melons are still
coming in every day much to the great
delight of the small boy and to all the
lovers of such nourishing eatables. OF
course there is ready sale for all such
products, nobody objecting to good ripe
fruit either raw or cooked.
II. Thornley, Smith will run an cx-
cursion from Grcenvillc via Anderson
to Tallulah Falls on Thursday, 3Oth
inst, and if you want to spend 1t de-
lightful day we advise you to take the
trip. See advertisement for particu-
lars. The round trip fare from An
derson is $1.0O.
At q conference of the WaIhalla
Baptist Church last Sunday, after
preaching, unanimous call was ex-
tended to Rev. G. Wardlaw to serve as
pastor of the church for the remainder
of this year. Mr.. Wardlaw is pious,
consecrated man and we believe there
is good work for him here.-Kcowee
Courier.
The first bale of new cotton to be
brought to the Anderson market came
in last Thursday, mir. p. b. Allen, of
Starr, being the seller. 1t weighed 405
pounds, was c!assed strict middling,
and was picked and ginned the same
day. Mr.. D. P. McRreyer, one of our
most energetic cotton buyers, was the
purchaser, paying 10 cents pound
for it.
"Oh, George, dear, what makes you
treat me SO coldiy7" "Coldly! Oh,
darling, how can you doubt meP Don't
yon knnw yc. looooia so WARM with the
thermometer up in the nineties, that
couldn't think of treating you other
than coldly, loving you as 1 do. I'm
afraid you'd melt and run off the sofa"
Then she suggested ice cream as q
cooler.
The celebration of Walhallas Semi
Centennial takes place tomorrow and
next day, and will attract quite q
crowd of visitors from this section.
The Blue Ridge train will leave Ander-
son each morning at 2 o'clock, and one
fare for the round trip will be charged
from all stations along the line. You
can spend all day in Walhalla and re-
turn home that avening.
A reunion of the survivors of Co. E,
Goth Regiment S. Z. Volunteers, will
take place ct Meals Creek Church on
Friday, 31st inst. The survivors ex-
tend cordial invitation to all Con-
federate Veterans aud the public gen.
orally to attend. Several prominent
speakers have been invited, among
them son of Col. o. Nj. DAIMLER, and
the occasion will no doubt be most
enjoyable one.
Rev. o. Il. Porcher, of Pendleton,
who was recently assigned to the pas
torate of the Greenwood Episcopal
Church by Bishop Capers to succeed
Rev. w. P. Wits.,, preached his first
sermon here last Sunday and made
most favorable impression ON those
who heard him. Mr.. Porcher is q young
minister of more than ordinary ability
and promise, and the members of the
church here feel that they have been
fortunate in securing his services.-
Greenwood Inder.
The new City Council have re-elect-
ed Chief Dillingham; and all the other
policemen. Mr. Campbell, who has
been janitor of the City Hall and super
of the apparatus and horses
of the Fire Department., was. added to
the police force, and the Clerk was
to employ q janitor at $15 o
month to succeed him. Mr.. T. j.
Mauldin was reelected City Clerk and
his salary increased to 5000 per annum.
He will in the future keep his office
open all the time. Ex-Mayor Hood was
City Attorney. The Council
will at once erect $4,000 building for
the negro graded school, on the city's
lot near the negro Baptist Church.
Another "mother in Israel" has been
called from time into eternity in the
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