The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22

n.sil r0'itee, and viii furnish them to
persons reading a:opgaaxpo. routes at
actual cost-from 9t.oo 90 each.
The fire insurance mics are
catching particular fits ID Sw In all
ps.-s.ss &c se tho tho country yo150pG in Ander-
son. They take ont o great deal more
money from us than they sustain in
Losses here.
There will be o call meeting Of
ChiquoIa Lodge, No. 80, X. OF p, to-
morr,w (Thuraday) night. Second
rank will be conferred, and it is hoped
that all members and visiting Knights
will be present.
Mrs. Il. E. Howard, of Anderson, is
on visit to her mother, Mrs. T. B.
Frasier, in Mt. Carmel. Miss Josephine
Cashin, bright and fascinating young
woman frc.. Anderson, is with her.--
Abberillo Medium.
Dixie Chapter. U. D. c., will give
an entertainment in the Opera House
next Friday night for the benefit of the
Jacksonville sufferers. An ea;cya.h;,.o
programme has been arranged for the
occasion, which should be literally
patronized.
The Central Presbyterian Church
held a congregational meeting at the
close of services last Sunday morning
and appointed q committee to. solicit
subscriptions to the building fund. 1t
is proposed to begin work on the build
ing about 1st July.
At meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Graded School last Friday afternoon
all of the old teachers were reelected
10 eerve the next term except Miee
watkins, Miss .Harkness and Capt.
Hudgens, neither Of whom were candi-
dates for reelection. Their successors
will be elected next Tuesday.
We are informed that the The G. A.
Reed Music House, after very stub
born fight with about fifteen represen-
tatives Of the best makes OF pianos,
succeeded in selling % Clemson College
o magnificent Ivers g. Pond Grand for.
Memorial Hall. Clemson is to be con.
graduated in securing so excellent q
piano.
During the pact few days there have
been rains throughout this county,
which will prove of great value to all
of the growing crops and moro especi-
ally to small grain. AS corn and for
age are so scarce this year it is mat
ter of no little importance to the far
mers that there should be large yield
from their Oat crop.
All dealers in tobacco, snuff and
cigars who will have on hand July 1,
1901, sufficient quantity to entitle
them to rebate of ten dollars or more
under Act of March 2, 1901, should i'm
mediately send their names to Anson
G. Merrick, the Deputy Collector in
charge of the third division, in order
that blanks may be supplied.
Mr. B. 8. Look and wife. of Pelzer,
are visiting Mrs Looks sisters, Misses
Caroline and Susan Iveater, near West " est
Union. Mfr. Look recently had his
foot badly mashed by ain accident on
the train at Anderson and amputation
was necessary. His condition is ia
yorable at present and he is doing as
we'll as could be expected.-Kcoree
Courier.
Last Friday afternoon about o'clock
A. J.. Agnew. a merchandise broker
and farmer. who lived near Donalds, in
Abbeville County, committed suicide
BY shooting himself twice in the head.
Mr. Agnew was about 48 years OF ago,
was a good man, and leaves q widow,
SIX children and an extensive connec-
ti0n. Ill health is supposed to have
been the cause of this rash act.
The high water on Big Beaverdam
Creek has greatly damaged the crops
on Mr.. w. g. Hammond's plantation.
His bottom corn wes up and it was all
destroyed, though it can be replanted.
He had one hundred and fifty acres in
oats. which averaged four or five feet
in height, and from which he expected
to harvest ut least ten or twelve thou,
sand bushels, aud scarcely single
straw of it was left.g The crops on
other farms were also badly damaged,
but Mr. Hamnond's losses arc very
heavy.
Rev. o. j. Copeland. according to
promise, filed his appointment at the
Baptist Church on last Sabbath night,
preaching to q large audience. 1t was
an excellent discourse. his sublime
flights of oratory being simply grand
and his word painting being sublime
beyond compare. 1t was trent to sit
and listen to the story of the blessed
Savior. and hjs unbounded love for q
lost and benighted world, as tho words
fell from the lips of this silvcr.tongued
orator. We hope he may be able to
preach. hero again seon.-P Pi;eessens Sen
fifel.
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