The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-05-06


Superintendent &c Education Nichol-
Hsnn haa &c ;iIsi p5x TINT notice in anotiseI
column to the teachers Of the public
school. S 1szs 3F3, 3, Z: e ~. 8.
II @. 70. Anderson has "a car load of
eighty damagcH corn, which he is
5SneTlng s. as 80 cents .. ESiGshSA. Read
his new advertisement. ! y
Married, on Sunday afternoon. NAV
., 1908, by Rev. ID. wv. Keller. Mr.. Il.
Lewis and Hiss Hattie Thomas.
dengnter Of Levi Thomas, all Of this
The Secretary OF State has issued q
Gommissioh 70 j.. j.. Sitt0n, e. G.
Evans and w. j. Martin for q cotton
MI 20 H es ~ LPendletan, which is capitalized
. prGs. g. M. Moore. Of this city, apent
County. On Friday he delivered an
address at the closing exercises Of the
sachopl at Eden. gI B a I.
J. g.. Mcclellan has the contract for
the building cf her dse.,.a:e eight .h;ts-rroo0l
4Weinng house for onr clever friend,
III ssSck Ctaig, IN the Septus section, and
Married, on Wednesday evening,
April 20, 1902, at the First Baptist
sGnurGh at Bolton, by Rev. w. T.. Tate,
Mr. Il. A: Littlejohn. OF BatesburC, S.
V, and Aiss Daisy Rice, Of Belton.
The Little Cleaners" Of Bolton will
nave strawberry festival at the resi-
dence of B. a. Wilson, In that town,
next Friday afternoon and evening.
Sth 5net- Everybody is invited to at
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Il. McGee, of Iva, to the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Allie,
to MT. s. Ernest Lev&rett, which will
take place at their home on Thursday
evening, 14th inst.
About 8 o,c'cck Sunday evening a
able electrical storm, visited this sec
tion. In some sections Of the county
there was heavy fall Of hail in addi-
ton to she rain.
Senator Alvin H. Dean has been in
:v1ted TO make an address at the un-
y@1ling of monument at Bolton by
u honor OF J. f. Robinson, deceased.-
Greenville News.
The closing exercises of Long Branch
High School, In Martin Township, will
take place next Friday evening. begin
ming at 8 O'clock. An. interesting pro-
gram mas been arranged for the occa-
sion: The public is cordially invited
4 On acc0thtof SO much building going
on now In Anderson there ie great
demand for day, laborers. A prOmi.
nent building contractor told us last
monday that more than one hundred
men could tnd steady w0rk here at
good wegea until next Christmas.
The Fnrman Dramatic Club, of
Green sils, visited Anderson last Mon
Gay and that evening rendered in the
Opera House very interesting drama
entitled Because She Loved Him So..''i
a large and appreciative audience
greeted the Club, and every body was
more than pleased with the entertain.
ment. )!
I'm Mlss sssss zsdis e, FsetseI 4s ! Andersen, is
Street and probably willremain in the
city until the end of May. Miss Fret
Wells father ia n prominent banker and
one OF the most progressive men of
the Observation-Disclosures Evening
Post. 7's T'7'-s E
Y AT the South Carolina Military Aead- :
emy in Charleston on Tuesday Of last
week Cadet Ira Giles, Bon Of ~. M.
appendicitis. Hewss removed to- ST.
Francis Xavier Hospital immediately
after he was attacked, and an opera
ti0n immediately performed. He is
now doing as well as possible and ills
hoped will SOON be- able TO- resume his
studies. 81 5,;S. + 81 s s v :. al
s' Mira. w. B. Stewart, bride OF only
q few weeks, was fatally burned at her.
home in BeltOn on Tuesday, 2Sthult. :,
.whilo kindIng @ fire in the stove. She
was using kerosene and the can ex-
plOded, throwing the burning Oil over
her clothing and 3shewas terribly burn
ed She, lived untif ednesday night,
when death came to her relief. The
sdeceased's maiden name was Miss
Ellie O'Shields. and she was only about
Y0 years of age. Her sad death is deep
~ regretsed by 9 wide circle OF friends.
The Greenville News of yesterday
says; "Dr. George u. Coughlin, the In
the proposed interurban trolley line
between Greenville and Anderson, is
expected to arrive In Greenvill etoday,
and it is underBtcod that he will at
once secure the services Of Joseph T..
Shrine to make O. survey of route.
It; is expected that Mr. Shrine will
begin the survey in the next few days
With Greenyille' as the starting point.
There will probably be surveys fnade
OF two different routes and an estimate
of tho cost of each. p
y
The State rum shops Of Anderson
have been notified to require purchasers
OF the chemically pure" to sign re-
quests for it in presence Of the dispen-
ser and not to sell to any one but once
20 day. We thought that was the law
and that all dispensers were observing
3 it. Surely the State is not openly vio-
5l9ting one of, its laws, for the violation
of which some of her citizens pay fines
or serve terms on the chaingangs, and
for the snepected violation of which
she has shot some OF her best citizens
to death Gaffney ledger.