The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-10-21

DR.. George E. Coughlin, of Indiana.
promoter of tho proposed Grcenville.
emerson trolley line, accompanied by
i Joseph Littell, representative of In
i olana capitalists. arrived in Anderson
Yesterday. MIR. Littell is being shown
! over the territory through which the
proposed line will run.
| On account of the State fair in Co.
lumDla next week the Snntha:;; Rail
{ way VIII run n special train from An
uerson 70 Columbia aud return ON
"Wednesday and Thursday, aSth and
J So.n inst. ms train will leave An.
and arrive in Columbia ut 10. O'clock
Returning 1T will leave Columbia cnch
evening ut $50 O'clock.
Ats recent joint meeting of the com
missloners OF Greenvillc and Anderson
SoGniies: held near Honea Path on the
Saiuda river, the contract to build
bridge near the mouth of Mountain
Creek was awarded to the Carolina
Steel Bridge and Construction Com
nany, OF burlington, N. G.. The price
Dl9 Dy TINS company was $500, the
bridge to be paid for jointly by Green
WHO ana Anderson Counties.
The Greenville News of yesterday
! says: Major Fandiver, the popular
| supervisor of Anderson County, is in
the city, having spent yesterday in in
spectlng .tho bridge which is being
Dullt by King Bros. of this city. He
ls accompanied By Mr. McGiii, OF An
derson. Major randiver is one of the
pest Supervisors in tho State as is evil
denced by the fact that his county has
the reputation of having the best roads
III upper Carolina"
| 49,:
1G, 1908, at o'clock, ut the prcsbvto-
ran mansc. in this city, by Rev. $. j.
Cartledge. MIR. Charles POorc 90 Miss
GSIenola Cummings, both al Anderson.
| Wmle the young couple had been en-
saged ior some time, no date had been
nXed for their marriage, and their
marriage at this time was nm agreeable
surprise to many of their friends. The
groom is Secretary of the Cox Manu-
featuring Company, is u most pOpmiar
ana worthy young man, and wo ioin
MS many friends i'll congratuiating him
! on winning the heart and hand of so
charming nm! winsome n Young lady
Tor help meet through life. MAY iOy
ana prosperity always abound with
Some time since Rev. y. w. Hiott
| rendered his resignation as pastor of
| Mount Pisgah church, which was at that
time accepted by the congregation.
Since then they have reconsidered
their action and have made unani-
nous call for MIR. Hiott's services for
ply accept the call. The congregation
mas shown n commendable Christian
eplrit IN providing for the pastors SAL
ary. Ihey have raised all the salary
ana VII! place it in bank in January
ana make p, monthly payments to the
pastor. This method should be pur-
sued by all Churches where it is possiI
Bile to do 80. 1t would be great n 1n re-.
| lief to the pastor and creditable to the
| Church. .-Easley Progress.
| A special dispatch to the Columbia
state from Abbeville, under date of
the 18th inst, says: "Charles Killings
ton from tho field Of r. F.. Frierson.
near Calhoun Falls, on the Cotton Hill
| plantation, in Abbeville County. Last
Thursdny night. He was called on to
halt but ran and Frierson fired ut him
with pistol to make him stop. The
ball went through his heart but this
fact was not known until Friday even
ing when his body was found. An in
| quest was held and Il verdict rendered
that killingsworth came to his death
from wound inflicted by r. f. Frier
son, willie defending his property.
MIR. Frierson Is in custody Of Sheriff
Lyon and will apply for bail before
Judge Dantzler at Anderson Monday
morning" Mr.Frierson came to An
Judge Dantzier, who released him mona on a
bond of $1,000. Bonham g. Watkins,
of this city, and w. N. Graydon. of
Abbeville, are his attorneys.
The Presbyterian Synod of South
Garohna convened in Cheraw yester-
day; 8 MnlSe;:aS Rey; g. j. j: Gart1edge; Rev. H;
are attending. The Columbia State, Of
the 18th inst, in speaking of the Sy-.
nod. says: "a matter of gener"' I'M
portance and of great local sat
which will be brought to the at. -. ON
of the Presbyterians will be the over
ture looking 70 the appointment of a
States synodical committees at gath
ering to be held in Atlanta in Decem-
ber to consider the proposition to con-
a0lidate the seminary here with Clark
University in Tennessee into big
million dollar theological school to be
located in Atlanta. or course 1t is not
In the power of the South Carolina
Synod to decide the matter as Georgia,
Tennessee, Florida. mississippi and
Alabama are equally interested, but
the indications are that the South
Carolinians will very stoutly oppose
the removal OF the school here. A
prominent member Of the Synod here,
Ia discussing. the situation, has stated
that careful canvass had been made
among the ministers OF the State and
that large majority will not even con-
slider the idea. 1t is said that Atlanta
has gone 40 far in her eagerness to &C.
cure the institution that professorships
have been offered ministers of infll-
ence should they successfully work for
the removal of the seminary
For Sale--Pony Mare, extra coed
qualities. 8 years old.-V. B. Cheshire.
aSTED-P.rtim Do,uood