The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-13

inspect them. Do not waitfor formal
opening day. Come now-the invita-
tion reads.
Rev. S. j. Cartledge, Of Washington,
Ca, who has been called to the pas
torate of the First Presbyterian Church,
is expected to arrive in Anderson next
week and at once enter upon his work.
A cordial welcome awaits Mr. Cartledge
end his family.
Our correspondents are doing fine
work these days. We want them to
keep it up, and We want to hear from
every section of tho County which is
not now represented in our columns.
| Write us the news, and writo every
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| We arc indebted to the committee
for an invitation to attend the third
annual celebration of the Castalian
Literary Society of the Due West Fe-
male College on FriLay evening. 10Th
inst. An interesting program has been
arranged for the occasion.
| Mrs. j. w. Bailey was called home
from Pelzer last Thursday to the bed
side of hcr husband, Rev. J.W. Bailey,
who is very sick with the grip at the
Mcclure Circuit parsonage. But wc
are glad to say that, at this writing,
the patient is convalescing.
Col. j. .Jamison, Commander, requests
us to announce that there will be q
meeting Of Camp Ledbetter, No. 722.
.. 6. ", MT Guyton next Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock, The meeting
will be an important one, and all tho
members are urged to attend.
Last Sunday morning at an early
hour Henry Burno and Sam Taylor,
two negroes employed at the Anderson
Fertilizer Factory, got into row,
which resulted in the former shooting
the latter, inflicting serious wound in
the shoulder. Burno made his escape.
Prof. r. Means Davis is preparing q
record of all who have attended the
South Carolina College. whether grad
yates or not; from the first day the in
stitution was established to the pres
ent. He will be pleased to receive the
names of those who went from this
County.
Mr.. j. J.. Norris. the electrician at
the Orr Cotton Mill, met with pain
full accident last Monday afternoon.
A hatchet accidentally fell from its
place, striking one of his feet, cutting
through his shoe and inficting a severe
wound. He will have to use crutches
for awhile.
While nearly every town and COM
munity in the State have had one or
more cases of smallpox. Anderson has
not had single case. This speaks
eloquently for the healthfulness of the
Electric City" and surrounding coun-
try, and the homeseeker should make a
note of this fact.
Mr. G. A. Reese, of Tennessee, has
located in Anderson and opened
stock of tailoring and gents furnishing
goods in the G. A. Reed building on
North Main street. Mr.. Reese is an
experienced merchant, md comes to
Anderson highly recommended. We
bid him n cordial welcome and wish
him success.
Mr.. George w. Davis, OF Anderson
County, has been up on visit 10
friends in the vicinity of Westminster.
Mir. Davis is quite an agreeable, up to-
date young farmer, who is alive to the
scientific side Of his profession. We
have heaE told chat ne has persuaded q
pretty young lady to farm with him.
Westminster Times.
Mrs. Anna Mariah Stribling, widow
Of the late Munford Stribling, died at
her home near Richland, in Oconee
County, last Wednesday morning. She
was one Of the few real daughters Of
the Revolution, her father, John Yer
ner, having served in that war. Nine
sons, two daughters and fifty grand
| children survive her.
Mr. A. #. Newell. one Of the leading
farmers of Anderson County, and the
man who figures SO prominently in the
sensational alleged slavery of convict
labor in that County, spent yesterday
in the city. He states that he is on his
way home from Columbia, where he
| went to secure plors convicts for his
farming lands Spartanburg Herald,
Sth inst.
The new advertisement of Keith g.
Co. will prove interesting to all of our
readers, and especially to parents who
have boys to clothe. This firm has a
complete stock of mems pants, shoes
and hats, staple dry goods, tinware,
croekeryware, etc., oil of which aro be-
ing offered at prices that will please
you. Read what they say and give
them call.
Mrs. Nancy G. Acker, relict OF the
late Joseph Acker, of this County, and
mother of Mrs. Il. A. Archer, of this
l oifv f1so1 OF Eoe1ox1 Io,A