The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-30

~ u.t.,NuptuiuuuIa' pu o.. ", eRenG uay
warmly greeted by his many friends.
His appearance indicates that COlum-
bia is treating him wSlI.
+ The Woman's Missionary Conference
of the Greenville District, NJ. +.
Church. South, convenes at st. Johns
day evening at 7:3Q O'clock. The public
Is invited to attend it's sessions.
j. L. GeeT, of Broadway Township,
had the misfortune to have his gin
house, near Neal's Creek church, de-
stroyed by fire last Thursday afternoon.
1t is supposed to have been accidental.
ance.
In q game of foot ball at Athens, Ca,
last Saturday afternoon the Clemson
team defeated the University of Geor.y
gia team by g score Of 90 TO 5. To-
morrow the Clenson and the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute teams will meet
on the gridiroHin Columbia.
Messrs. Eugene and VIM. FAINT have
opened an Office on Church street, op-
posite the County Jail, where they will
my old iron copper, copper, rubber, hides.
dlspensary bottles, etc. When, you
them call.
1t is very probable that there will be
no extension OT time for the collection
of taxes this year, and we would advise
everybody to settle with the county
treasurer before the time expires and
avoid the penalty thai would attach in
case the extension is not made.
DIR. Hair, of Anderson, and Drs. Hol-
combe and Haynie, of this place, were
called to see Mr.. John NJ. Bailey last
Monday. 1t is thought. that his leg,
which was kicked by II horse some time
tween the ankle and knee Bolton
Times.
Attention is directed to the adyer-
tisement OF Archer g. Norris, who have
recently engaged in business as the
successors OIL. II. Seel ut his old stand.
BOTH are clever gentlemen and practi
cal mechanics. and will appreciate your
patronage. When you need n stove,
tinware, ETC., give them O call.
Last Thursday night Orrin Roberts,
ESD, Chancellor Commander OF the
Hartwell Lodge. attended banquet
given by the Chiquola Lodge, knights
OF o1oity ipythias' toa1 at Anderson, 5. e. and
Pythians. He reports the banquet a
grand affair --:-IfdrtreU (Ga.) Sun.
The Washington correspondent of
the Charleston EUcning Post, writing
under date of the 25th inst, says: .Mr,
+. f.. CIinkscales, another well-knOwn
South CAROLINA gentleman, resident
OF Anderson, was at the st. james HO-
tel the latter part Of this week, being
FOL
trip"
Tho Blue Ridge Railway Company
mas executed q mortgage OF 100000 TO
tho Standard Trust Company of New
York to secure an issue of 100000 five
per cent bonds, which are to run for
iltty years. The bonds are issued to
secure the purchase money for the
road, which was sold at public Outcry
recently.
Roy, the 5-year- old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. n. Byrum, died last Wednes-
day night, after n brief illness. He
was bright, interesting little fellow,
and the announcement Of his death was
u great shock 10 tho friends of the be-
reaved parents. The remains were in
tered Thursday afternoon Mt Silver
Brook Cemetery.
Colonel and Mrs. G. +. Tolly, Of An
derson, S: c., after n most pleasant
visit to their daughter, Mrs. w. NJ.
Monday. Colonel folly is ono of An
dersOn's most prominent and wealthy
citizens, and be and his estimable wife
have many friends in Elberton.--Ek
bcrton (Ga.) Star.
Married, on Tuesday evening, Octo-
nj hn ~ck kE<>I H.: =.
this city. by Rev. w. B. Hawkins, Mr..
Sidney w. Hall and AIrs. bessie Hub
bard. A few relatives were present to
witness the happy event. We extend
our congratulations to the BRIDE and
groom, and wish them all the happiness
attainable in this life.
At meeting of the travelling men
OF Charleston in that city last Sntur-
day afternoon, a State division Of the
National Travellers Protective AS
sociation was organized Our young
friend, A. j. Geer, a native Of this
County. who is now Mt the head of
Geer Wholesale Drug Co, of Charles
ton, wns elected President.
Mr.: John Babb and Miss Jano Brock,
OF HOnen Path, took ride over to
Princeton last Sunday afternoon and
were married by the Rev. Mr.. Henry,
of that place. This was not surprise
to their many friends as they were ex-
pectlnE IT.. They are both very pOpu-
lar, and their friends ail join in Wishing
them long and happy life.
p. C. Lollis, n farmer on John Road
mans plantation in BruslIy Creek
Township. Anderson County, recently
brought TO The News office stalk Of
what is known as the johnson limbless
cotton that measured twelve feet in
height. Mr.. Lollis has two and q half
acres OF such cotton. 1t is not only
high, but is also we'll fruited-,G Green
uille Ncws.
Southern Railway announces excur-
sion rates for the winter season to the
various resorts of the South. Tickets
are now on sale, with final return limit
May 31st, 1902 For detailed informn-
tion as to rates, schedules, etc, call on
any agent OF the Southern Railway or
connections, w. H. TaylOe, A. G. p.
A., Atlanta, Ga. or II. w. Hunt, d. p.
A., Charleston, 8. G.