The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-09-23

Greenville, parents of Mrs. w. F. Cox,
have moved to Anderson to make their
future home.
w. F. Marshall, of Yorkville, who
was formerly in business here, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
his brother, j. B. Marsh all.
From reports the farmers throughout
the country are marketing their cotton
very slowly; A few bales are being
brought to this city every day,
Both the Excelsior Oil Mill and Far
mers' Oil Mill, of this city, have ad-
vertisement in this paper that should
be read carefully by the farmers.
The Williamson Female College
opened its fall session q few days ago
with the largest number of boarding
pupils in the history of tho College,
Misses Annie Farmer and Nellie
O'Donnell have gone to Greenville, the
former to attend Chicora College and
Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham spent last Sun
day in GreenYille, where he delivered
an address at the unveiling of mon
ument by the AYoodmen Of the World
of that city.
Rev. w. r. Richardson, editor of
the Southern Christian Advocate, of
Spartanburg, has been spending few
days in Anderson visiting his brother,
Dr. j. NJ. Richardson.
G. s. Hall, of Easley. who has been
spending few days at his old home in
varennes Township, was in the city
monday MOI and gave us an, appreciated
his section.
Rev. V. /. Masters, representing
that excellent religious journal. The
baptist Courier, OF Greenville, has
been spending several days in and
around the city visiting relatives and
old friends.
County superintendent of Education
Nicholson held an examination of
teachers for the public schools in tho
Court House last Friday. There were
thirty five applicants, nineteen white
and sixteen cOlored.
The Clayton (Ga.) Tribune says ):
1--WE are reliably Informed that 1000
cOnvlcts are at work ON the Southern
Railroad from Knoxville to Walhalla.
1t is now IN assured fact that this road
will be pushed to completion"
The Court of General Sessions will
convene in this city next Monday
morning, Judge Charles G. Dantzler
presiding. Jurors, witnesses and 9TH
er persons interested should b, on
hand promptly at the opening hour.
A Presbyterian Church will he or
ganized ct Fair Play next Sunday, 9th
inst. Rev. w. s. Hamiter and Rev. T.
G; Ligon will conduct tho services,
which will be held in the Methodist
Church at II o'clock q. m. The publi G.
Is cordially invited to attend.
Under the existing laws Of this State
all the nomadic and gregarious Gypsy
horse traders that habitually infest the
country during the money season, may
pc c!assed as vagrants and punished.
Let the law be remembered and en-
forced especially against such as these,
Rev. Norman L. Prince has resigned
as pastor Of the Townville Circuit, and
has gone to Nashville, Tenn, to take q
course in Vanderbilt University. He
Will be succeeded by Rev. Sidi B. Har-
tana, where he has been living for sew
eral years.
The Belt"n Savings and Trust Com
pany has - en chartered by the Secre-
tary Of State with q capital stock of
y25,o00. The corporators are: r. A.
Lewis, Lewis D. Blake, John II. Green,
Fleetwood Clinkscales, Walter e..
Geer and F. NJ. Cox, Of Belton, and E.
A. Smyth, of Pelzer.
The time to make hay is not only
when the sun shines, but while grass
is yet green In the fields. In other
words, now is the time for the farmers
TO put In every spare moment saving q
bountiful supply Of hay-enough and
to spare to run him during the next
twelve months.
Prof. D.. Scott Murray, who has been
spending his summer vacation in An
derson with his mother, has returned
s 70 Macon, Ga.s TO resume his duties in
Mercer, University. He was accom-
panied by hie nephew, E. B. Murray,
and McDavid Horton. who will enter
the University as students.
The Woman's Missionary Society, Of
Bolton, will have public meeting in
the Baptist Church at that place Fri
day afternoon, 25th inst, at4 o'clock.
Ali the ladies Of the Church and COM
It is hoped that members Of neighbor-
ing Societies will accept the invitation
also.
We have received a copy Of the
''Store News" published by Wiging-
ton e. Alexander, q mercantile firm, ut
Piedmont, on the 10Th inst. It ia q a
page 4-column publication, and was
printed Dy the senior member of the
firm, j. E. WigingtOn, on his own press.
1t is indeed q very creditable piece of
work for an amateur.
A commission has been issued by
the Secretary of State to the Bolton
Savings and Trust Company. The
new banking concern has as it's incor-
porators R. A. Lewis, L. D. Blake,
John T. Green, Fleetwood Clinkscales,
Walter E. Geer and F. NJ. Cox, all of
Bolton, and e. A, Smyth, Of Pelzer.
It is capitalized At $685. 200.
Mr. Neb. L. FAINT, the popular mail
clerk on the Blue Ridge Railroad, has
devised new card board parlor game
to be called sspren-jog-ra-phy.n The
game. it ia Claiined. ia Rinlnla and harm.