The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-15

sona I attending the State CDnven-
tOI oI the Kings Daughters in Co,
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Riverside Manhattan.
i9g Company will be held at the ofica
OF tne Company tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Our correspondents are again re.
quested 70 send in their news letters
I M 20 reach ue not later than
ing. A"0'u"y "ofn-
Last Monday County Superintendent
81 Education Nicholaon went To Rock
aili, .. " TO attend o meeting Of the
southern Educational Board. He will
return and be in his Office Friday.
The Diyie Chapter, United Darzh-
Eere OF the Gonfederacy, Of this city,
nave henC tOtne Wade Hampton mOnu-
ment commission q check FOR $40 as q
contribution 10 the monument fnnd
Last Saturday night about 0 o'clock
the barn OF the superintendent of the
hlverside Mil! was burned. 1t is not
Known how the fire originated. The
lose amounts to about $500.
Rev. q. G. Ligon. of Newberry, was
In the e.ty last Monday on his way to
Presbytery. which convenestoday st
Easley. He looks hale and hearty and
was warmly greeted by his many
friends In Anderson.
The formers are progress No GLOW
with thei, farm work on account of 40
much rain. With all the backsets thev
nave had, he farmers are not discour.
aged and are taking advantage OF
every opportunity to push forwlsd
James F. FAINT has purchased the
home place of the late N. X. Sullivan.
at IN corner of South McDuffie and
Hampton Streets. The lot Contains
about four acres and is o most desira-
pie piece Of property. Six Thousand
0ol!ars was the price paid for the pro-
The election OF the question Of is
suing. the street Improvement and
school bonds was held yesterday and
resulted in q big majority for both is
sues. Inc following was the vote (:
bonds-Yes, 148; No. 81.
OuT young t0wnsman, Monroe Hanks,
mas sold hia house and lot on Green
vllle street to Benjamin Pearman, and
has purchased the home of the late
J1il1o Poppee, on South McDufie st.,
WHICH was bid of on Salesday by D.
A. Vandiver.
a white man and a negro got into q
row. at Glenn's Store, near the city
limits, last Saturday afternoon, and
me se:a;sT 4 Go iattor with his
pocket knife, inaicting n painful
wound in the back. The white man,
who was drunk, was arrested and
looked up.
Maggie May, the ,11.months-old
daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Vance
Gasson, died at her home in Martin
pneumonia, and was buried the follow
ing day at Ebenezer Church, Rev. N.
1t. Wright conducting the funeral SER
vices.
,Our young friend, VIM. M. Archer,
Wbo mas been employed in the ticket
office Of the Blue Ridge Railroad in
this city for several years, has been
transferred to the Office ct the Auditor
OF the road in Greenville. William ia
an industrious, worthy young man,
and 10 held in high esteem by the rail-
road officials.
The. Secretary Of State has issued o
commission to the Townville Cotton
on Mill, which will have O capital Of
s2Si9oo; The gentlemen interested are
Shirley, p: 8. MahafSey, Jr., DR.. w.
II HINT, Of Townville, L.. M. Mahd9.
ley, OF Dean, and James w. McCarley,
Lambert w. Jordan, OF Seneca, died
last Saturday afternoon at Johns Hop
kinst Hospital In Baltimore. Ills re-
mains were brought to Seneca Ol Sum-
day and inferred. The deceased was
% years old, and leaves q devoted
VIC, foNr song and one daughter, who,
IN enelr sore bereavement, have the
sympathy Of many friends in Ande9-
son. +
General NJ. L. Bonham waa the guest
of q city q few days Of the past
week, The General looks well, and
and hearty hand shake win for him
friends wherever he may go. The
pe0pie Of Abbeville hold MIN in the
highest esteem and are always glad to
see him and extend to him o hearty
greeting.-Abbeville Press and Ban
1er.
The competitive examination for the
Annapolis cadetehip from tho Third
Congressional District was held in this
city last Wednesday. There were
eleven applicants from the various
Counties in the District, but only
eight Of them stood the examination.
WIN. E. Russell, Of this city. won the
prize, and his a]ternates are n. s..
Shirley, Of this County, Earle 81. Jones,
Of Abbeville, and VIM. 9;soles, Of
Greenwood.
Poplar Syringe Church, in this
County, win be dedicated next Sun
day, 10th inst. The dedication sermon
will be preached at II O'Clock q. m. BY
Rev. DR.. Bailey. At the conclusion Of
the sermon there will be a recess of
one hour and q half, and in the after
noon Rev. r.: B. Goss will preach.
Prof. Ut. Milford. The friends Of
the congregation are cordially invited
to attend the services.
Some Of the good women of this city
have organized the Humane Society
OF Anderson" for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, to relieve want, dis
tress or suffering, and to perform and
do any and all kinds of charitable and
[ humane works. The c~OrpOratOrs. TO