The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-02

.Snso oAecutiVe ciemency In the case
OF w. 4. Parker, convicted of forgery
az the recent Court Of Sessions and
sentenced to FIVE years. The Solicitor
very properly refused to endorse the
application.
Missea Mary Cooley and Louise
simpson, of Williamson. are spending
O week with Miss May Hutchison. at
Lola. All three of the young ladies
were in the city last Monday and hon
oIed The lntelligencer Office with q
pleasant call.
Gen. G. 1. Walker, commander of
the South Carolina Division of the
United Confederate Veterans, has ap-
pointed Miss Mary Orr, daughter of
Dr. >. M. Orr, of this city.l as sponsor
70 represent the South Carolina Veter
aps at the Reunion in Dallas, Texas.
Persons who contemplate going to
iexas on the 18th inst. should send in
Saelr names at once to Col. 81. p. Trib-
Bile OF J, F. Clinkscales, es they will
have to notify the Southern Railway in
o few days how many special cars will
be needed to Accommodate the marty.
.. 81. Acker, OF Toney Creek, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to North Carolina to be treated for O
bite received last week from a dog.
His leg has become much inflamed
from the bite and has caused him
considerable pain.-Greenville News.
20th ult.
On the 3rd page of The Intelligencer
this week we publish an interesting
letter contributed by Mrs. To lie
Hall Lander to The Southern Christian
Advocate from her missionary home in
Brazil. We know it will be read with
interest by her many friends in this her
native County.
Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will meet tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. It will be an interesting and
important meeting, and every member
is requested to attend. This grand and
noble order is growing very rapidly,
and Chiquola Lodge is receiving new
members at every meeting.
The first edition of "The South Car
olina Odd Fellows" o paper published
in Greenville ia the interest of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, has
made its appearance. j. r. Peden is
editor and proprietor, E. F. Madison,
assistant editor and manager. It will
be published the 1st and 18th of each
month.
A number Of Andersonians will visit
the Exposition in Charleston on Pre- l.
dents Day, next Wednesday, BY go
ing down Tuesday morning or evening
your railroad fare will be only S3.7(
for the round trip, and you can stay in
Charleston until II o'clock Friday
night, thus giving you three whole days
in the city.
The INTEL igencer is proud of it's cor
respondents. Their letters are the
most interesting part of the paper tt
large majority of our people. There
fore each one of them should try to ex-
Gel the others in telling all the news il
the most interesting and concise form
1t takes practice and thought to accom-.
plish this idea.
Sheriff Kidd captured Frank Parker
a negro fugitive from South Carolina
in the upper part of Hart County, las,
Sunday night. He was wanted in
South Carolina under q charge of rape
He had been at large about a year and
half. Officers came for the negro and
transferred him to the Jail at Anderson
last Tuesday.-Hartwell (Ga.) Sun
28th ult.
The Charleston Post of last FRIDAY
says: "When the United States Court
convcnes on Tuesday next, Mr.. C.. p.
Townsend, Of Bennettsville, will ap.
pear as assistant district attorney, vice
Mr. E, F. Cochran, Of Anderson, pre-
noted to the position of first assistant
In place of Mr.. B. A. Hagood, who has
resigned" Mr. Cochran's many friends
will be delighted to hear of his promo
ton, and will join us in extending con.
gratulations.
ne Lancaster enterprise says: CDR.
j. E. PoOre's numerous friends will re-
gret to learn that he has decided tc
leave Lancaster. He left Thursday fo,
Dwight, ILL.,, where he will spend about
two weeks studying the Keely cure fol
lnebriates, after which he will move to
Columbia and take charge of the Keely
Institute there.' DR.. Poore is q Bolton
boy, and has many friends in this
County who will join US in wishing him
much success in Columbia.
Revs. A. X. Gwynn. j. j. Hughes
and P. j. COstigan are delivering se-
ries of lectures or sermons in St. Jo-
seph's Catholic Church this week. The
services arr held in the evenings, and
the friends of the congregation are cor
daily invited to attend. The subject
for this evening is "The Bible; What