The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-08-20

Dr. A "A. Marshall. former pastor of
the First Baptist Church. this civ. lint
at the t.ese cc hia death pastor ~ The
first Baptist Church. Raleigh. \. C..
died Sunday afternoon altar q long III.
ness. Dr. Marshall had many warm
friends in Anderson to whom th;s ill
% cad news. He leaves n wife ond
ak children, the younsest being onlv
@ month old. The body will FOR ths
presenS DO placed in a vault in Raleigh
ous later will be inferred in Georgia.
Love laughs at barriers is as true
now as it has always been. AID was
exempiified in the marriage Wodnea-
Gay afternoon isst of Mr. Levi W
Jolly and Miss May Cartee, both of
Hopewell Township. The parents Of
the yorng lady objected. The Young
couple came to the city, called on Rev
william Brown at his residence and
were made man and wife, and left as
nappy as IT they had received all the
oenedictions conventionalities could
invent. They are quite popular and
their friends extend CONGRATULATIONS.
Capt. j. NJ. Patrick, Of this city, ia
candidate for Adjutant and Inspector
General. He has spent almost his en-
tire life in military school as pupil
and instructor. His father, Col. John
b. Patrick, late decesed, was a grad
uate OF the Citadel at Charleston and
for years q distinguished educator.
Captain j. NJ. Patrick was for manv
years his assistant. His record is good
and his efficiency undoubted. He il
an Anderson County man. His chancoe
OF election are good and all things be-
ing equal, he should receive the sun
port of this County.
Mrs. Lula Archer, wife of Mr.. Law
renee N. Archer, died Friday morning
in birmingham, Ala. A telegram to
Mr.. j. B. Lewis brought the sad intel
hgence and Mrs. NJ. E. Archer, the
mother of Mr.. L. N. Archer, accompa-
MED by Mrs. J. B. Lewis, sister of
Mr. Archer, left at once to be present
at the funeral services at Birmingham
The interment will take place ut Mont.
gomery, Ala, where the parents of the
deceased are buried. The husband
and two daughters survive The deceae-
ed. Mr.. L. r. Archer is native Of
Anderson, but left here 2s years ago.
Mr.. Robert Brown, an old veteran Of
Broadaway Township. sent to the In
toiiigsncer last Thursday d cotton stalk
limb, not exceeding six inches in
length, on the end Of which, in a c!us.
ter, are seven fully developed bolls.
On the stalk from which this was taken
were 157 we'll developed bolls. He
has three acress of this cotton which
he expects to yield four bales. The
variety is known rs the jackson limb
less. 1t requires very little fertillzing
and cultivatihg. Mr.. Brown states
that he has not used any fertilizers on
the field from which this limb was
taken. 80
William w. Arnold, SO years of aee.
died at his home in the Garrison bnild.
ing, this city, Thursday afternoon at S
O'Clock. For about four months the
ueceaseu sunered With Bright's disease
growing weaker and weaker till the
end came, which was painless and
peaceful. The deceased was q son of #
j.. +. Arnold, of Rock Mills Township.
Who survives, and q brother Of Mrs.
E. L. Dodd, of this city. He was n
member Of the Providence Methodist
CHURCH and an exemplary young man.
a widow, but no children survive him
The funeral and interment was at
Roberts Church, the services being
conducted by the Rev. II. c. Lyon
Many sorrowing friends followed the
remains to their last resting place.
The Globe Store is O new and IN. to.
date department store which will omen
it's doors for public patronage on Sept.
1st. The store room on Granite Row
owned by Mr. J. E Barton end ;at5;Y
vacated by w. F. Marshall & Co. has
been entirely renovated ard immense
stocks of merchandise are now being
moved into the building. The store
Will be managed by Mr.. j. H. We'll.
although the business is entirely inde-
pendent Of the store ! airing his name
on South Main st. A large and efficient
force OF sales-peOple have been engag-
ed for the new business. We wish for
the new business the liberal support of
the trading public.