The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-19

""> go N"' We CouSIatuatC
Jimmy on his appointment TO the old
North Ga. 1t is one of the foremost
Colleges in the State of Georgia, and
the young man who graduates from
there will have no need to regret his
course.
Misses Elencr Cochran, Sylvcnc Poo
pies, Bessie Simpson, returns 10 Con
verse College. Miss Nina Burriss to
Cooper Limestone College. Miss Fan
Mo Gray, to Winthrop College. Miss
Eva Murray. to Hollands Institute, va.
Miss Ophelia Cllnllscalcs, Duo West,
Miss Ruby Hammond, Chicora College,
Grccnvillr.
Mr.. N. llil man. recently of Able
vile, has come to Anderson to engage
i'll the mercantile business and has
opened Il choice line of fall and winter
goods at Miss Lizzie Williams old
stand, IS West Benson street. We
bcspcak for him IL liberia. patronage
Read his advertisement in another
column and give him call.
Mrs. j. B. Patrick, Mrs. Pauline
Gurganus and Miss Louise Patrick
leave too day for Alabama Mrs. Cur
ganns takes charge of the Music Glass,
and Miss Louise cutters lis Il student of
the Judson Female College. We re-
grct to part from the Patrick family,
as they have been identified with the
interest OF our city for many years.
The committee appointed to raise
funds for the Texas sufferers have on
hand up to tho present S425, and by to-
night will probably reach $500, which
amount will be forwarded at once to
the Mayor of Galveston. We are sure
that our people will not be satisfied
with less than $500, and we hope they
will not hesitate to raise that amount.
The following young ladies left yes
tcrday for Winthrop College Mt Rock
Hill: Misses Allie Belle Beck, Eunicc
Russell, Mary Chapman, Daisey Riley,
Leize and st. Clair Brown, of Ander-
son; Misses Annie and May Dacus,
Antonia Smith, Belton; Misses Wei
born. Septus; Miss Ida Dacus, of Bel
ton, librarian; Miss Ora Smith, Bolton,
and Leila Russell, teachers.
Mr.. w. ID. Cooksey, native of Spar
tanburg County, but now n resident of
Bolton, in Anderson County, paid Tho
Free Lance Office pleasant call this
week. Mr.. Cooksey is in the cotton
mill business, and for years was in the
employ of tho Henrietta Mill, but is
now overseer of spinning in the Bolton
mill. which has capital stock of 2O0-
00,-SpartGnbu,g Free Lance.
Mr.. George Stevenson died last We'd
nestay evening ut his home near Starr,
at the ripe old ago of SS years. He
was well known throughout this sec
tion and was highly esteemed by Il
wide circle Of friends and relatives
His remains were inferred ut Cross
Roads Church, of which he was a mem
Der, on Thursday afternoon, Rev. w.
W. Lcathcrs conducting the funeral
services.
Rev. q. j. Copeland, of Anderson,
will assist the pastor III Il protractcd
meeting i'll the Walhalln Baptist
Church, beginning OH Thursday, Sep
weeks. We trust the meeting will be
q great means OF grace to our Baptist
brethren and to the community in
general. Mr.. Copeland is Il cOnsecrated
young man and an excellent preacher.
-heowcc Courier.
AS will be seen by reading it's advcr-
tlsemcnt in another column tho Fir-
ginia- Carolina Chemical Company is
offering three valuable prizes to the
growers OF wheat III South Carolina.
The prizes include reaper and binder,
q wheat drill and two tons of Standard
ammoniatcd fertilizers. Names of per-
sons who expect to go into the com
petition must be registered with the
company by December and applications
to headquarters or to any of its author
lied agents in the State.
Miss Lillian McDavid, who has
been teaching the past yeur at
Porto Rico, and who has been
spending the summer vacation with
her parents at Due West, left last
week for her distant home to resume
her work. She was accompanied by
Mics DOcia Brock, Of Due West, who
will also engage in teaching. These
young ladies have many friends and
relatives in Anderson County who will
join lib in wishing them safe journey
and happy sojourn in their adopted
home.
A new Presbyterian Church will be
organized at tho Presbyterian Church
in this city on next Sabbath, with Il
prospective membership of between
75 or 100. The program is rs follows:
Sermon in the morning Mt the usual
hour by Rev. S. l.. Wilson; the organi-
cation will take place in the afternoon
ut 4:3O; sermon at night by Rev. II. T..
Fennel. 1t is reported that the new
organization will Immediately take
steps to secure pastor, and will soon
purchase lot for tho erection of n
church building thereon.
Yesterday evening late Mr.. Tom Joe
Mauldin happened to painful acci-
dent by falling from the top of the
steps at the barbershop in the Chiquola
Hotel. He had just stepped out Of the
shop and turned suddenly around to
speak to some one. just as hc was in
the act of descending tho stair-steps,
when he became overbalanced and
fell over the banisters to the sidewalk
below. distance of eight or ten feet,
breaking his thigh in two places and