The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-14

onu Otner cities In the middle section
of the State.
Married, on Sunday morning, August
ii, 1901, at the residence Of Mrs. Emily
E. Robinson. by r. B. A. Robinson,
Notary Public, Mr.. Hampton Hogg and
Miss Carrie s. Taylor. both of Able
vile County.
Mr. Henry NJ. Reeves, Of this city,
has gone to Columbia, where he is su-
perintending the erection of the stew
ards halls at the South Carolina Col
lege and at the Presbyterian Theologi-
cal Seminary.
Messrs. j. Clyde Green and II. j.
Gambrell, of Bolton. were in the city
yesterday and gave us CALL They
were on their way to Harmony Grove.
Ca, where they will spend two weeks
with friends.
All the members of Cherry Camp,
No 1lS, w. o. W., arc requested and
urged to attend the meeting at Starr
next Monday night, 18th inst, ut
O'clock, as business Of Importance will
pe transacted.
All persons interested in the Dor
chester churchyard, Belton Township,
are requested to meet there tomorrow
for the purpose of clearing it of grass,
weeds, etc. Go early and carry your
dinner and tools.
We have received from Secretary
Holloway a copy of the programme and
premium list for the 33rd Annual State
Fair, Oct. 2Sth to Nov. 1st, inclusive.
For copy write to Col. Thos. w. Hol-
loway, Pomaria, S. c.
The price of cotton ties is advancing.
They have been quoted recently Mt 81
per hundred in 1000 lots. All quota
tions have been withdrawn by factories
and it is not known what the next pri-
ces announced will be.
Mrs. r. L. Griffin, of Lockhart, SC,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
b. Wardlaw, in this County, having
come on the sad mission Of attending
the funeral of her brother, whose death
is chronicled in this paper.
Our young friend, Lieut.. Thos. H.
Cunningham, of the United States
Army, who has been spending short
furlOugh with relatives in this city, has
been ordered to report in Cuba, and
left last week for Havana.
D C. Brown g. Bro. will soon move
into heir new storeroom on South
Main street. and in order to reduce
their stock are Offering many bargains
to their customers. For particulars
read their new advertisement.
The Anderson Fertilizer Company
has an advertisement in another COL
umn to which the attention of our
farmers is directed. This is home
enterprise, turns out first-class ferti-
iizers and deserves your patronage.
"Mine host" NJ. s. Dicken, of the
Hotel Chiquola, received a telegram
last Monday morning announcing the
death Of his father, which occurred in
Richmond, Va. the preceding evening.
He left on the first train to attend the
funeral.
A series of meetings will begin in the
Presbyterian Church ct Deans next
Friday, ut II o'clock a. m. The pastor
will be assisted by Rev. L. A. Simp-
son, of Georgia. The friends of the
congregation are invited to attend the
meetings.
Mr.. Robt. NJ. Graham, of near Pen
dleton, s. c., paid visit tn his son at
this place recently The writer SOL
dierad with Bob in the '6O's and knows
that he was as brave o soldier as ever
shouldered an Enfield rifle.-Hart,ccU
(Ga.) SIM.
The Sunday School Teachers Insti-
tute, of the Presbytery of South Caro-
lima, will be held in the First church,
Anderson, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, August 81 and %, beginning We'd
nesday afternoon at 8, and continuing
until Thursday night.
The cotton crop has improved won
derfully in the past three weeks, and
If the weather conditions remain favor
able for few weeks !onSsr there will
be made in Anderson County a pretty
fair crop considering the damage it
sustained in the Spring.
The result of the recent examination
for scholarships in Winthrop College
have been received by County Super
intendent Nicholson. The successful
young ladies are Misses Mary Major
and Eunice Russell. of Anderson, and
Estelle Aull, of Pendleton.
Colonel Newman, of Clemson College,
says that farmers should plow their
cotton after every rain as long as it is
putting on fruit that will mature.
That breaks the crust and prevents
evaporation and keeps the moisture
down about the roots Of the plants.
ia McCrary, formerly of Pendle
ton but now of Washington, d. c., is
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