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


cigar and tobacco bill is five times as
great.
Cotton has gone above the0. It
marx again and the general bellet is
mat 1t Will be ten cents within tho next
few weeks.
Key. Q. L. Martin, tho pastor, is
conducting series of meetings this
week at Neal's Creek Church, in Broad
way Tow nship.
The colored people of this County
ale arranging to have "a County Fair at
the Greely Institute in this city Oh
Nov. 9th and 9th next.
Read the advertisement of Fretwell-
TANKS Company. If you need vehi-
or mule, give them q call.
Captain d. j. Griffith, Superinten-
dent of tho State penitentiary, and his
bookkeeper, A. d. Black, are in the
city attending Court as witnesses in q
case.
Young farmers should be setting out
Irult trees. AS soon as killing frost
comes they sho2ld be transpianted.
From November Is to February l is O
suitable time.
Mrs. j. NJ. Paget, of Anderson, pleas
antly remembered in Spar.anburg as
MISS Elise MaulGin, is the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. II. A. Ligon, on East Main
street.-Spartanburg Journal.
Jares r. Anderson is erecting a very
substantial and commod:ous dwelling
nouse on the farm he purchased from
U. +. FOLLY, two or three miles east of
the city, in Broadway Township.
There is an unusually large crop of
hay and other kinds of forage gather
ed, cured and housed. In this impor-
tant item our farmers are generally
well prepared for next year.
The third annual fair and carnival
will be held at Donalds on the 2ond.
23rd and oath inst. The occasion
promises to be big success. and Don
aus ls making Dig preparations for it.
T.. w. Werner and T.. H. Hannon
nave shipped to Columbia the horses
which they have had in training at the
race track north of the city. Thee @
horses will be entered for the races at
the fair next week.
Claude g. Jones, son of j. 4. G..
Jones, of this city, has been appointed
postmaster at Starr, to succeed j. II.
frultt. MIR. Jones is worthy young
man, and will make most efficient
postmaster.
Miss Maggie Bigby, of Honea Path,
mas accepted position with agent w.
NJ. Meyer as clerk in the office of the
Southern Express Company, and will
assume her duties on Nov. 1st.-Aiken
Journal and Review.
At the recent term of Court in Alb.
beville, J. r. Tucker, of the Little
hlver section, was convicted of burn
Ing his own barn few years ago, and
was sentenced to ten years ut hard la
Dor in the Penitentiary.
The Secretary of State has granted
charter to the Bank of Honea Path,
which has n capital OF S25,OOO. It's
officers are L. Nj. Shirley, President;
James d. Hammond, Vice President:
Il. Il. Finley, Sec. and Treas.
Hugh p. Holleman has resumed his
on the Blue Ridge Railway. Marvin j.
Smith, who has had this run for sever
n! months, has been transferred to
tho run between Columbia and Green
vile.
j: A. Mccullough, of Gl cenville, and
p Is: r; 81 Martin, OF this city. as attorneys
for Charlie johnson, the eight-year- old
son of w. j. Johnaon. who lives near
Pelzer, have filed o suit for 81 500
against the Southern Railway. The
boy was injured very seriously last
August ut PelZer by train while driv-
ing across the track in wagon,
The lGte work. "South Carolina's
sent by the Secretary Of State to the
public libraries and public institutions
In the State free Of charge with the
condition that the recipient pay the
express. Applications must be made
TO Hon: j. T: CAN'T, the Secretary of
State. Columbia, s. G.
The County Commissioners have let
the contract for building an iron bridge
the Virginia Bridge end Iron COMPANY
for the sum of S4,496. to- be completed
by March Is, 1904. There were seven
other bidders for the Job. The bridge
will be 300 feet in length and 81 feet
above the low water mark, and q very
substantia structure.
6. H. Geiger, Esq, Of st. Matthewa.
.. c., has come to Anderson to locate
for the practice Of law, and his card
appears in another column of this pa-
per. Mr. Geiger 10 q graduate of thee
Eewberry College and Of tho South
Carolina College. We extend him a.
cordial welcome to Anderson, and wish
him much success In his profession.
The Union Progress OF the 14th inst.
says: ..The engagement of Mr. Law
r:nce 81. Carlisle; of this city. and
has been announced. and the wedding
will be eolemnized on November 11th."
Mr.. Carbide is q son of Mr.. Daniel E.
Carlisle, of this city, and has many
friends here who will Join US 10 extend
ing congratulations.
News was received here last week
announcing the death of MIR. Oscar
Phillips, which occurred on the 8rd
inst. at Winder, Ga. He was native
of this place and has many relatives
here who will learn with regret of his
sad death. He was about II years old