The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-09-25
Moore, Acker g. Co. have a large and

interesting new advertisement in an
other column which you should rea.:;..
carefully. They are receiving very
large stock of fall and winter goode,
and it will be to your interest to give
them call early and often.
1t would be we'll for parents to re-
membey that the teachers in the schools
have a hard place to fill satisfactorily
to all, and that they need all the help
and assistance OH the part of tho pa
rents they can get. Do what You can,
parents, to Tighten the burden of teach
crs.
The store of Mr.. Abram Bolt, situa-
ted near his home, Iseven miles weat OF
the city, was destroyed by fire last Fri
day morning about o'clock He esti-
mates his loss at about 81 200, on which
there was no insurance. 1t is believed
the store was rohhel an.! thiiun sci OH
tire.
A few days ago Deputy Sheriff
Dillingham; arrested ut Starr Tom Har-
dy, q negro, who was wanted in Hart
well, Ca, on charge Of assault and
battery with intent to kill. The Sheriff
Of Hart County was notified, came
over and took the prisoner back with
him.
Rev. l. NJ. Simmons will preach next
Sunday, Goth inst, at Mt. Tabor
Church ut o'clock p. m., and OH the
first Sunday in October at Beaverdam
Church (Fair Play at 4 o'clock p. M.
The friends of the congregations arc
cordially invited to attend the services
at both Churches.
Prof. Il. p. Bailey, of the Chicago
University will deliver his first of a
series of lectures in Anderson tonight
in the Court House at s O'clock. No
admission fee will be charged and
everybody is cordially invited to at
tend. The lecture will be both inter-
esting and instructive.
. hIr. w. j. Robins, of Broadway Town
ship, was exhibiting on the streets last
Monday two stalks of cotton that meas
ured moro than eight feet in height,
and said he had several acres that
would nearly average that number of
feet in height. The stalks. however,
have comparatively few bolls.
Cecil, 2-year-old son of w. T..
Copeland, died at his home in the Five
Forks section last Friday after an ILL
ness of several weeks with scarlet fe-
yer and diphtheria. The little one was
laid to rest at Cedar Grove Church
Monday afternoon, Rev. O.. J. Copeland
conducting the funeral services.
, The cotton buyers in Anderson, as
they have always done, will pay the top
OF the market for the tleecy staple this
season, and our merchants will save
you money in buying goods from them.
Look over the pages of this paper and
you will find the advertisements of all
the live. progressive merchants Of the
city.
Mrs. b. b. Brcazeale met with a
painful accident at her home in Broad
way Township few days ago. She
was descending the steps leading from
the house to the yard when she acci-
dentally stumbled and fell. No bones
, were broken but she was severely hurt.
We join her many friends in wishing
her speedy recovery.
IL Robert nj. Ralzer, =..io has been en-
gagged in the Quartermaster's transport
service of the United States for the
past eighteen months, reached home
last week, and was warmly welcomed
by his family and friends. During his
> absence he has visited China, Japan,
the Philippine Islands and other coun-
tfies. He looks hale and hearty, and
says he will not return to work on the
ocean again.
Miss Carrie Sherard died at her home
in Abbeville County on Thursday
morning, 18th inst. She was the only
daughter of DR.. j. w. Sherard, form
erly of Anderson County but now liv-
+ ing &C Lebanon, Abbeville County, and
was just blooming into beautiful young
womanhood, being in her 18th year.
The sorely bereaved family have many
friends and relatives in this County
VINO will regret to hear Of her death.
, MIR. Il. +. Nicholson, the superintend-
ent OF education of Anderson County,
has written that he will visit the Pick
ems Summer School during this week.
He wishes to see the way tho work is
done, and may be further interested
becansc some of his prospective teach-
ers arc in attendance. The following
students have secured positions in An
derson County: Miss Z. johnson, of
Easley, Misses Bette and F. May Nc
Mahan, of Piedmont, Greenville Coun-
ty.-Pickens Journal.
4 Mr.. Jordan Simmons died at his home
near Townvillc last Monday, after a
long illness with dropsy, aged GS years.
Yesterday morning the remains we're