The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-31

law the fine for so shooting is &10.
Charles Hughes, a young man who |
held good position with the Anderson
Cotton Mill. has disappeared, leaving
o wife and two children. He has not |
been ueen since the day of tho circus. I!
Last Menasy morning, Wills .iiiie shifting
cars, one of the Blue Ridge Railroad
engines was badly damaged by run
ming into loaded lumber car. An
open switch was the cause of the acci-
dent.
The members of the Central Presby-
terian Church have secured the Max
well lot, at the corner of Orr and North
Main streets, as the site for the erection
of their Church. 1t IS very pretty
location.
Tomorrow viii be the hig day at the
State Fair in Columbia. You can
leave Anderson on the special train in
the morning at $3.50 o'clock, spend the
day in Columbia and return home to-
morrow night.
Cold weather is approaching, and it
is very important that you have your
chimneys and stove flues inspected and
put in good condition. A little time
and trouble spent in this way might
save your house from burning.
The flower gardenD in the city are
showing up sOme very pretty speci-
mems of chrysanthemums Just now.
The dry weather has made them q little
backward, but they are coming OH, and
the color and variety are beautiful in
deed.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank T.
Wilhite, who has been quito sick for
several weeks, are moro than pleased
to know that lo is now convalescing
rapidly and will soon be ready to at
tend to business again.
Rev. T. c. Ligon, now pastor Of the
Methodist Church at Piedmont, has
been selected to take charge of the
Oliver mission in Columbia and to edit
The Way of Faith. He has accepted
the positions and will enter upon his
work the 1st of January.
DR.. A. P. Montague, of Furman Uni
versity, will visit Cross Roads Church,
in this County, and deliver an address
on the first Sunday in December, at II
o'clock o. M, and at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon Of the same day he will ad-
dress the Flat Rock congregation.
The large advertisement of G. F..
Jones q Co. on the Sth page of this pa
per will prove interesting to every one
of our readers. This firm will dissolve
on the 1st December and are now offer
ing their iEiaense stock of goods Mt
cost. Read what they say and give
them call.
Mamie Eunice Campbell, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. L. T. Campbell, died
at her home, five miles north of this
city, last Sunday night, after brief
illness, aged 4 years. The remains
were inferred at New Prospect Church,
Rev. W. B. Hawkins conducting the
funeral services.
The annual convention of tho w. C.
T. U. Of this State will convene at
Marion on Friday. The following la
dies have been elected as delegates
from the Union in this city: Mrs. G..
q. Prince, Mrs. S. Bleckley, Mrs. VIM.
Laughlin, Mrs. w. w. Russell and
Miss Lois Watson.
The Atlanta Journal of the 27th inst.
says: "Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Campbell
are being congratulated upon the re-
cent arrival in their home of little
daughter, who bears the name of
Ernestine." The. Doctor has many
friends in this, his native County, who
will join us in extending congratula-
tions.
We regret to learn that Rev. N. G.
Wright is quite sick with fever at his
home in the Craytonville section. He
was unable to fill his appointment at
the Carswell Institute last Sunday aud
will probably not get to Triangle next
Sunday. We join his many friends in
wishing him speedy restoration to
health.
Mrs. Emma ID. King, wife of Mr.. j.
L. King, died last Wednesday after
noon at her home in this County, near
Piedmont, after brief illness, aged
~ years. She was most excellent
Christian woman, and was highly es
teemed by n wide circle Of friends.
who deeply sympathize with the deyo-
ted husband and three little children
who survive her. Her remains were
inferred in the Bethel Churchyard on
Thursday.
Mrs. r. L. Dean died ct her home
in Centerville Township last Thursday
afternoon, after an illness of sew. raj
weeks with fever. She was daughter
of VIM. TelfOrd, of this County, and
about 81 years ofage. Just fourmonths
ago she was married to Mr.. Dean, who,
In his sore bereavement, has the SYM