The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-09

and preached a good sermon last Sun
day morning in Thomson street church.
He and his family returned home yes
terday.--Nc'cberry Obserrer, 3rd inst.
A very interesting meeting is in pro-
gress in the Second Baptist Church.
Rev. D. j. Copeland is assisting the
pastor, and tonight Heaven will be
the subject of his sermon. Large con-
gregations are attending the meetings.
Last Monday was Salesday. and, as
usual, it attracted a large crowd to the
city. Considerable real estate was
sold at public outcry and brought fair
prices. The Wilson property on Depot
streetwas bid off by w. F. Cox for
So, 500.
DC. Brown g. Bro. advertise this
week quite variety of goods and their
prices are very attractive. We note
they are Offering fertilizers for small
grain crops. They have these goods
now on hand and would be pleased to
quote prices.
A. o. Norris, of Graham, Texas, who
has been spending several months in
this his native County with relatives
and old friends, left yesterday for his
home. His stay here was most enjoy
able and he returns home greatly i'm
proved in health.
Rev. j. l.. McLip, an eminent di-
vine of Anderson, occupied the pulpit
Of the Presbyterian Church hero last
Sunday, both morning and evening. A
large congregation greeted him at each
service and his sermons were eloquent
and were greatly enjoyed Il'estminis-
ter Times.
Married, on Wednesday afternoon,
October 2, 1901, at the residence of
Rev. w. Il. Tate, the officiating clergy
man, Mr.. j. A. Cox, jr., and Miss Ester
Walker, all of Bolton. The groom is q
son of j. A. Cox, ST., and the bride n
daughter of B. F. Walker. Weekend
to the young people our best wishes.
Mrs. G. L. Walker died at her home
in Pelzer on tho 3rd inst, after an ILL
vout Christian and q kind and loving
mother. The remains were buried in
the PelzeI cemetery, the funeral SER
vices being conducted by Rev. Mr.
Bussey, pastor of the Baptist Church.
Rev. Sidi B. Harper, who has been
spending few days in Anderson with
relatives, left yesterday for his new
field Of labor in Montana. We join his
many friends in wishing him a safe
journey and much success in his new
home. The INTELLIGENCER will visit
him every week and keep him posted
on Tie affairs in this his native County.
Sportsmen are eagerly looking for
ward to the hunting eeason, which will
have it's legal beginning on November
1. Up to that time it is unlawful for
any person to "kill or injure, or pursue
with such intent, any partridge, quail,
.woodcock or pheasant" and penalty
is prescribed. Bride arc not thought
to be plentiful this year, the long wet
seasons having been rough on the par
fridge broods.
In the Court OF General Sessions. at
Abboviiie, last week, the attorneys for
Singleton A. Mcintosh, charged with
the murder Of George Mckinney, ar
gued a motion for change Of venue,
on the ground that the defendant could
not obtain fair trial in Abbeville
County, among the people who knew
him best. Judge Townsend granted
the motion and moved the triai Of the
case to Anderson.
Circulars have been received in An
derson by the members of the First and
Second South Carolina regiments of the
Spanish American war, giving notice
of an invitation to n banquet to be mad
by the members of the two regiments.
This is to be in the State Capitol ON the
night Of October 30. The fees for tho
Officers attending will be S5; enlisted
men 81. Several hundred will attend
from all parts of the State.
Laura, the 4-year-old daughter of
Rev. s. j. Cartledge, died last We'd
nesday afternoon. For more than five
months she had been great sufferer,
and for several weeks her death was
expected at almost any hour. On
Thursday the remnins were carried to
Washington, Ga, the former home Of
Mr.. Cartledge, and inferred. The de-
voted parents have the sympathy of
their many friends in their sore be-
reavement.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Payne, a prominent citi-
zen of Anderson, S. c., and his wife
visited Hartwell Saturday and Sunday
and were the guests of Mr.. James Craw-
ford. Mr. Payne has held the position
of Treasurer for Anderson County for
many years and ia appreciated as an eff
ficicnt officer. Our John and Jim Payne
were school boys together and used to
be termed athletes. Jim says he al
ways "bested our John. hnt the la:...oo-.
winked his off eye and looked dis
Claimcr when Jim made the llsaerfinn.