The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-01

GuU uuIucu THO QW6lilnR or VIM.
Clarke, near Lowndesville, in Abbeville
County.
The Secretary of State has issued q
commission to the BIushy Creek Gin
merry Of Brushy Creek, Anderson C0nn-
", which will have capital stock Of
21,WS. The corporators ATE j. T..
SmaSa 5. siaio0 i Q. p,otsos Rosamo3d nn% H.,; J;
Bayiis r. Clarke, an old Anderson
boys who has been in the postal service
on the Southern Railway between At
lanta and .Charlo otte, for number of
years, las recently been promoted to
!he position 0f chief clerk, and is now
IN charge of one car and all the clerks
therein between the two cities named.
- Upon the recommendation of the
County Democratic Executive Com
mlttee, Gov. McSweeney has appointed
the Following commissioners of election
for Anderson County State-J. j.
Gilmer, 5. n. Browne and Samuel L.
Moore. Federal-John A. Hays, j.
marshall Dunlap and II. II. Russell.
Cards have been received in this
city announcing the coming wedding
of Miss Marie Adelaide Carr to Mr..
Charles Smith, on October 0, 1902. at
the home of the bride, 303 Green ST.,
Augusta, Ga. Miss Carr has often
visited Anderson where she has many
friends.
There was double marriage at the
home of John Pearman, in the upper
section of Abbeville County, on Thurs
day, September 25, 1909, the contract
ing, parties being Charles N. Pearman
and Miss Nora McLain, L. n. McLain
and Miss Carrie A. Pes-man, all of
Abbeville County. Rev. n. G. Wright,
of this County, ofticiated.
Prof. Hicks prognostication for
October weather is very gloomy. Dur
ing nearly the whole month sleet, snow
and general bad weather will prevail
up North, while rains will be prevalent
In the South and as consequence he
advises the farmers to hasten to house
their crops to save them.
A series of meatings are being held
ii the First Baptist Church. The pas
tor, Rev. J. D. Chapman, is assisted by
Rev. w. 81. Smith, d. D., ofColumbus,
Ga. Two services are held each day
at 10 o'clock o. m. and at o'clock D.
m. The friende Of the congregation
are cordially invited to attend the SER
vices.
E. B. Keys, an energetic young far
mer Of Hopewell Township, planted
this year about One-half an acre in
sugar cane, which yielded him 90 gal
Ions Of very fine syrup. He also har-
vested ten or twelve bushels Of seed
and lot Of fodder, which, added ia
tie value of the syrup, makes the crop
worth about sixty dollars.
j. W.; Roberts, who has been the
Superintendent Of the Riverside Cot
ton Mill since it first began work, has
resigned to accept the Superintendency
of the cotton mill at Westminster. He
is succeeded by w. H. Smith, of Eliza
beth City, N. G.. Mr.. Roberts is a
most worthy, clever gentleman, and
his many friends regret to see him
leave Anderson.
j. A. Crocker, of Gordo. Pickens
County, Ala. who is visiting relatives
and old friends in this County, was in
the city Monday and gave us pleas
ant call. Mr.. CrOcker left Centerville
Township. this County, for Alabama
about twenty years ago, and this is his
first visit back to his old home. His
old friends are delighted to greet him
once more on his native heath
Z Last Sunday night John Kicks and
wife, cOlored, went to church and left
their two little children alone in the
house, In the southern portion of the
city. A lamp, without chimney, was
left burning on table. In some way
the clothing Of the youngest child
caught fire. The fire was extin guiBhed
by the older child but not before the
younger one was severely burned.
Cards have been issued announcing
the fact that on Wednesday. evening,
ath inat., at the Hsthoaiss Church at
Williamston, Miss Mary Eliza Meth-
ews anu DIR. Frank NJ. Lander will be
united in marriage. Miss Mathews is
q charming and most popular young
lady of WilliamstOn. DR.. Lander Is
son of Rev. 8. Lander, D. D., and Is
practicing medicine at Encree, 8. c.
Rev. o. j. Copeland, of this city,
spent last Sunday at Waynesboro, Ga,
and that p,crning preached in the Bap-
tist Church there. At the evening ser.
vice the congregation was 60 well
pleased with him that he was unani.
mously called to the pastorate OF the
church, and he now has it under con-
sideration. Mr. Copeland isone Of oul
most popular and jealous young
pA6tsCu0loS 6uu LIS u9ssuy 4I10uUo WOu1u
regret to see him leave Anderson.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken, our next repre-
sentative in the lower house of Con.
gress, spent q portion Of last week il
the city. He was the recipient of the
hearty congratulations Of his hosts ot
friends here who have already dubbed
him "the DISTRICTS PRIDE" In conver
sntion with him he practically confirm
ed the rumor that he is soon to become
a resident of the Electric City, fac
Of which the city and County are justly
proud. It is believed that he will move
his family here in the early Spring.
Rev. N. L. Prince, of Anderson. oc
cupied the pulpit at the NJ. E. Churcl
last Sunday preaching both morning
and evening. MT. Prince is the sou O.
Geo. E. Prince, and graduate of Wof
ford College. He has been employed
by the board Of missions of the NJ. E
Church of this State. He was giver
license as local preacher at the Dis
trict Conference held at Easley las