The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06

Vdl nave completed his trip through
the County and will be in his office
continuously until the time for paying
taxes expires.
Mr. John Eskew has commenced the
erection of q brick building in the rear
of the store occupied by Brock Hard
ware Co. on Granite Row and facing
McDutfie street.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. have just
received car load of Oliver Chilled
points, and are prepared to serve the
farmers who have been calling for them
at any time now.
Postmaster Cochran has placed at
several convenient places in the busi-
ness portion of the city mail boxes,
from which the mail will be collected
four times day.
At meeting of the State Agricultu-
raj Society in Columbia last week our
venerable townsman, Hon. b. f. Cray
ton, was elected a member of the Ex-
SSuttiiyo Committee.
Little Miss Marion Wilcox is in An
derson, S. c., visiting her grandparents,
Col. and Mrs. Tolly. She will spend
several weeks in the Palmetto State
Elberton (Ga.) Tribune.
| Last Saturday night Deputy Sheriff
Dillingham; arrested two young white
men in this city who were wanted in
Gainesville, Ga, for assault apa bat
terry with attempt to kill.
Cotton is still down in price and what
1t will do in the future ia problem.
There is no doubt about the crop being
short. but that fact does not seem to
have much effect on the price.
The circus attracted very large
crowd to the city last Monday, the mo-
jority of which were negroes The
dispensaries were closed and very good
order prevailed throughout the day.
The Christian Temperance Workers
of South Carolina will meet in annual
convention in Greenville next Friday.
The Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets from Anderson at $500.
DR.. r. Lewis Branyon, of Honea
Path, spent yesterday in the city with
his brother, Prof. Carlyle Branyon, who
is making Spartanburg his home for
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal, S0th
inst.
Victor B. Cheshire and Andrew c.
Todd, two members Of the typographi-
cal art and formerly of this city, now
employed in Spartanburg, are spending
n few days in Anderson visiting rela-
tives.
Married, at the home Of the brides
father, D. N. Major, at Bolton, on Sun
day, October 90, 1901, by Rev. 0. j.
Copelond, Mr. John Mccoy, of Broad
way Township, and Miss Carrie Major.
of Belton.
D. G. Wakefield, of Anderson, who
is student at Furman University, re-
turned home this week Oh account of
sickness. He hopes to resume his
studies in few days.-Greenrillc
MOuntaineer.
Our young friend. Murray Riley, who
has been delivery clerk at the post
! office, has gone to Atlanta, where he
has accepted position. Heis most
excellent you ng man, and we wish him
| much succ ss in hie new home.
Bible Day will be observed at Leba-
non Church next Sunday, 10th inst, at
o'clock p. m. Rev. j. D. Chapman. Of
this city will deliver an address. The
friends of the congregation are cor
daily. invited to attend the services.
The public school at Cedar Grove
will begin Monday, 11th inst. Patrons
are requested TO have their children
start at beginning of the school. Miss
Dalton. of Grove Station, Greenville
comfy, Will have charge of the school.
Married, On Sunday night, Nov. 3rd,
1901, by J P. Anderson, Magistrate, at
this residence, Mr.. Walter Chamblee
and Miss Rosalie YOn. Also on the
same night, Mr.. j. o. Walters and Miss
Daisy Moorehead. All of Anderson
County.
Our old friend, Mr.. u. j. Sherard,
ono OF Anderson COunty's most excel
lent citizens and substantial farmers,
who has been q continuous enhecrihec
to THE INTELL1GENCER since its first
issue, was in the city Monday and gave
us an appreciated call.
Miss Edna Fisher died at the home of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. nj. Fisher, in
Martin Township. last Wednesday
night after long illness, aged about
80 years. Her remains were inferred
on Thursday at First Creek Church, of
which .she had long been devoted
and exemplary member.
Rev. c. Wardlaw spent several days
in the city last week and gave us call.
On account Of his feeble health he has
been advised by his physician to go to