The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-09-24

lstrate Anderson on q charge Of COM
mlgtlng criminal assault on negro
g,rl II years old in Rock Mills Town
SNIP, he waived . preliminary and
SAID ne was not guilty of the crime.
BY special request we publish in an
other column letter Of Hon. o. Is.
stevens, Commissioner Of Agriculture
OF Georgia, on the subject Of Wheat
culture. ID. G. Brown e. Bro. will be
copy Of this letter call at their store
and get one.
Rev. S. j. Cartledge, Rev. H. r.
Murchlson. DR.. A. p. Johnstone and
=. y. e; Boleman. Esq, represented
the Presbyterian Churches Of this city
at the Fell session of the South Caroli-
week with the Richland Church, in
Oconee County.
Rev. r. r. Dagnall will conduct a
mRlssign9Ty RaM ? Wy meeting for the pastor.
Rev.J y. w. Bailey. at RuEamah next
Providence Church at 8 O'Clock in the
afternoon. The friends of both con-
gregatiOns are cordially invited to at
tend the services.
VIM. McGill, one of Anderson Coun-
- N.Sooo CieiZcuS, uleU at Ills nome
near Deans last Thursday, after a brief
illness with paralysis. He was about
e0 years OF age, and leaves widow and
several sons and daughters. His re-
! mains were inferred the day following
at Cross Roads Church.
c; L. McLin, of Miami, Fla, arrived
III the city last week on q short visit to
| his uncle, Rev. j. l.. McLin. Mr.. Nc
/ IL hnx ho
Florida 10 years ago and went into the
| steamboat business, and is now IN
command of one of the vessels Of the
| Peninsular and Occidental line, plying
between Miami and Havana.
Capt. John E. Allen, of Barnwell, S.
c., has been spending a few days in
the city. visiting old friends and rela-
tlves, all of whom we're delighted to
greet him once more in his old home
Several years have elapsed since the
| Captain visited Anderson, and he says
| the old town has grown 30 rapidly that
he hardly recognized it. He is looking
hale and hearty.
John X. Hood, who was recently
elected State. Senator from Anderson
| County over Hon. Josh Ashley, is q
brother of DR.. w. l.. Hood and Mre. r
P. Blake of this city. Senator Hood
taught school in Greenwood short
| while several years ago and it is prob
Der what good disciplinarian he was
Greenwood Journal.
On Oct. 8, 4, 5 and tickets will be
sold from Anderson to Washington, D
c., on account Of the reunion of the G
| A. r.. good to return until Oct. 15, fol
$40 for the round trip. By depositine
with the joint agent at Washington
extended until Nov. 8. Tickets will be
sold also on the same dates to New
York and return for $20.50.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church ale arranging 20 have the
graveyard cleared of grass and weeds
pose. Persons having loved ones bu-
rled there are earnestly requested to
contribute to the fund, and to hand
the same to Geo. nj. Tolly or ID. Prue
Sloap, who will turn it over to the com
mittee in charge of the work.
Mrs. j. F. Clinkscales, sister of ouI
townsmen, A. w. and Edward r. Kay,
died at her home at Troy on Thursday
years. Mrs. Clinkscales was reared in
the Antreville section, Abbeville COun-
ty, and had many friends in the lower
portion of this County who will regret
to hear Of her death. A devoted Rus-
band and three children are left 20
cherish her memory.
Jesse Kay and wife, of Pendleton.
8. G., were visiting their relatives, d.
A. Smith and family last week. Mr.,
Kay was combining business with
pleasure and was prospecting for q
farm or home in this community. We
kere 30 crsy DO sbi5 10 finG u tract OF
land that will suit him and that he will
become one of our substantial and de-
slrabie citizens in the no distant fu-
| ture. re.-Walhalla Courier.
The latest rs ilr oad news is to the ef-
| feet that the Eiecir Diamond route is to
be utilized through the Cumberland
gap which will place Anderson on g
through trunk line to the West. This
much needed step. has been hastened
Deans Patent Flour. The roads nov
| entering Anderson have heretofor.
| been unable to ke3p q sufficient supply
| TO satisfy the phenomenal demand on
that grade, 80 that Dean g. Ratliffe in
their new adv. this week tell abou,
how 1t all happened.
Prof. H. L: Smith, President OF
Davidson College, n. c., has been
spending few days in Anderson the
guest of Rev. II. r. Murchison. Or
Sunday morning he delivered an able
| and interesting address to the Central
Presbyterian congregation and in the
evening delivered an address in the
First Presbyterian Church. The at
tendance at the opening Of Davidson
| College to weeks ago broke all records
The College d0rmitories are all full
and thirty five students have been
placed in private residences in the vii
lage.
| The Seneca correspondent of the
keowee Courier says: The prize of 81
man for the best and largest amount OF
silk made in Oconee County was
awarded on last Wednesday, the 1Oth
instant, to Mise Estelle Bruce, OF
TOwnville. The winner of the prize is
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