The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21

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w. Love. of York, and w. D. Mann, of
Abbeville, members of. the Board of
Directors Of tho State Penitsntiary, are
inspecting the convict farms in this
County.
Welcome Church, in Pendieton Town
| ship. next Saturday morning and will
continue throughout the week. The
pastor, Rev. H. NJ. Allen, will probably
be assisted by other ministers.
We invite your attention to the ad-
xertisement of White g. White.
These gentlemen always keep in stock
complete line of drugs, medicines.
paints, Gil, ETC., which they will sell
you at low prices. Give them call.
several fire companies last Thursday
afternoon the old officers of the depart
ment were reelected for the ensuing
year, viz: Chief. G.. +. R;StJ; assist
ami Chief, w. s. Diver; Secretary
w. p. Nicholson.
Miss Mamie Latimer, ono of tho
brightest young ladies who has visited
ElbertOn III q long while. who has been
the guest of Mrs. IT. j. HalIyburton for
the past two weeks. returned 10 ier
nome in Belt0n, S. c., Tuesday.-Ei-
ocTtOH lUU.J Stdr.
| Col. X. w. Simpson, of Pendleton,
left last week for baltimore, where ne
VIII nave surgical operation perform
ed. The news comes that he is doing
very we'll there, but it will take several
weeks to build up his strength So that
ne will be able to undergo the opera
Luther p. Smith is arranging to run
| an excursion from this city to Atlanta
on Tuesday, September 3rd. The
| schsa:!o and other particulars will be
published next week. Thi, will be
son, and you should arrange to go with
him to the "Gate City"
King g. Martin have bought the
bankrupt stock of Keith g. Co. They
bought it very cheap and will dispose
moved to their present store, but they
are going to move to their new stand in
q short while and they don't want to
| move these goods twice. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
heavy rain and thunder storm the
| lightning struck a tree in the yard of
Mr. Fleetwood Clinkscales, near Bel
ton, and, passing from the tree, it de-
mOlished the gate, scOrched the piazza
ana broke out several window panes
in the, dwelling house. Fortunately
none OF the family were injured.
Sanders Lodge, No. 152, knights of
the Mystic Chain. was organized in
| this city last Friday evening with the
following officers: w. H. Nardin, Jr.,
Past Commander; DR.. w. w. Chis-
holm. Vice Commander; j: S. Crayton,
Recorder; Dr.. J. a. Crawford, Treas
riss, Guard; H. Henderson, Sentry;
W; Il. Nardin. Jr.. Physicians; T. A.
Kataliie, LITE 5r., Chaplain Trustees. j.
A little son of Mr.. A. c. Cromer met
with sad and fatal accident at his
The little fellow was playing IN the
yard, where there was O barrel of wa
ter. He managed to climb to the top
Of it and fell in. His mother, missing
him, searched for him and found him
in the barrel. She pulled him out but
he was beyond human aid, and after
gasping 2 few, times his soul took lts
Double Springs Church on Sunday, a
large concourse of sorrowing friends
attending the funeral services.
j. A. Stevenson died at his homo
near Bolton last Wednesday night,
q citizen of ReltoE about fifteen years,
| and was engaged in merchandising
| untl! q few years ago. when he retired
TO his farm. He was son of Robert
Stevenson and was born and reared
near this city. He was most worthy.
Christian gentleman, and most highly
| esteemed by wide circle of friends
esx Isl
| survive him. Cn Thursday the re-
mains we're inferred in the Baptist
Churchyard at Bolton, Rev. w. T.
Tate conducting the funeral services.
Nv, We are in receipt of the handsomely
illustrated catalogue of Converse Col
llege, showing it's elegant plant and
high standard of work. This is an in
stitutiOn of which the whole State
should be. and is, proud. 1t is q per
manent gift to the cause of educating
our young women, and is controlled by
q DOL. n.denominational Board of Trus-
tees. 1t has good endowment and is
ranking in the South as the best col
Ieges for women do in the North. Ev-
erything is up to the highest standard
OF equipment and work. We call Mt
tention to the advertisement i'm this is
| sue.
Two young people from Anderson
County, Mr.. Bolton and Miss Cox, ran
away from home last Sunday and came
to Greenwood and got married. The
groom is 20 and the bride 10. not:out of
short dresses. The father Of the bride.
Mr.. A, 8. Cox, came down Tuesday and
him Wednesday. The girlish wife ia
pretty and appears to be satisfied with
the new relation, says that she is quite
young to be married, but she has q
good Christian for a husband and does
not expect any repentance of the act, at
leisure or otherwise.- .-Green,cood Jour
! nal, I4th iaSt.
| The Piedmont correspondent of the
Greenville MOuntaiMeer, of last Satur-
day, says: George w. Hale, of Ander-
son. met with quite q painful accident
day morning. Mr.. Hale was assisting
| in spliciug the main driving helts xrhnn