The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-08-05

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!. =, =: G: 9Th, Tber .as, o. Beverly, Ga, spent
appreciated call He came over on
the SAD mission of attending the funer-
al or his mOthers whose death is mem
toned In another column. ~
Prot. VIM Hood. Of Bertow, sla..
). K. K II Hood i and sam,ly Sls iR9e' Re Ssaa non; 4
professor IN Erekine College at Due
Weat for more than twenty yeare, and
has many friende In Anderson and Alb
Dev1ile Counties who ere delighted to
great him. E + I, IS s. -
"a protracted meeting will commence
at Cedar Grove Church next Sunday
night, 9th inet., and will be continued
until Wednesday,, On WeaHI asy
nignI Q meeting will begin at Smiths
Chapel and continue several days.
hev. u. w. Keller will assiat the pag-
tor at both placea. .
Attention is directed to the adver-l
fisement OF the j /. f, Mcclure Shoe
Co, successors OF Davis g. Daniel.
vhe company has an immense stock of
footwear and have inaugurated q great
bankrupt sale: If you are seeking bar
gains read their advertisement and
give them q call at once.
We have received a copy Of the an
nual register and year book Of tho
Oklahoma State Military. Institute,
iocate6 at Oklahoma City, Q. T. Capt.
this city TO that place. has been given
the .p0eition of lecturer on military
law in the faculty Of the Institute.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement Of Martin Seligman, who will
on the let Of September open the Bos-
occupied by4a barber shop, on the
court house square, next door to G.. r.
Bigby. He will carry a large stock and
will PLEASE you both in quality and
prices.
Last Thursday our fellow-towns-
man, JAS. +. F1nt, received letter
bringing the sad news of the death OF
his brother, DR.. P. w. Eant, which
occurred at his home at Crystal Lake,
Fla, on Monday, 9th ult., after an
illness of several weeks. DR.. FAINT
was 82 years Of age and leaves q wife
and two children.
G. Hayward Mahon, formerly Of
.WilliamstOn but now living In Green
Vile, is O candidate in the approaching
Democratic primary election for Mayor
OF that city. His many friends In AM.
derson County would be more than,
know he would make live, progress
sive Mayor Of the mountain city"
By order Of the court E. q. f. Giles,
Esq trustee for the creditors, cold
"Wednesday the Th0s. r. Davis stock
OF ahoes here and at Anderson to Mr..
J Fletcher Mcclure for S4,095. Mr..
DAVIS was present and waived his
claim TO homestead, which saves to
the creditors the sum OF $500. The
stock of, shoes here will be moved to
Views. =. 6. J, q. &.
At q meeting of the Confederate
Veterans or this city last Saturday of
terno0n JAS. j. Gilmec was elected to
represent them on the County Board,
which ls composed of one Veteran from
each township in the County. A meet
ing OF the Veterans of Pelzer was held
the th same afternoon and Capt. w. c..
ON tho Board. / 5s.
The premium list for the next State
Fair has been issued and is on our ta-
BILE. 1t offers many attractive and val
uahle prizes. Send to the secretary,
The State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society of South Carolina ih the only
Organization Of its kind in this State,
therefore let US all s.etermine to make
the next State Fair q succeas in every
department.. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. Dean entertained
q number OF young people aG their
home ON Faculty Hill on Tuesday even
ingain honor Of theirguest, Miss Lucy
Earle, of Anderson. The evening was
pleasantly spent, various games being
engaged in, and 2 number Of piano So
Hiss Earle. The evening was one OF
the most pleasant spent by the young
people this Gn.--Ke0wee Courier.
Persons interested in the Midway
Churchyard are requested to meet
morning, 11th inst, and spend the day
cleaning Oft the gr0unds. Those who
cannot go should send hands and tools.
This notice is also intended for those
negroes who have loved ones buried In
that portion of the graveyard set OF to
them Take your dinner with you and
put in o good days work.
Charles b. Kay, q progressive farm
er and popular citizen, died at his
home In Abbeville Cnnnty, near Huhoa
Path, last Thursday morning, after an
ilInees OF three weeks. For q number
OF yeare he was engaged in the mer-
camille bueiness at H0nea Path, and
has many friends and relatives In the
lower section of this County who deep
iy. sympathize with the sorely bereaved j
widow and ak children who survive
him. ; +. ~ &. =
Col M. P. Tribble, who has charge
OF the work Of compiling the COnfeier-
ate rolls, has just completed the ar
ranging OF the infantry, cavalry and
artillery companies BY regiments and
finds that South. Carolina fnrnished for
field service 90 infantry regiments, 8 4
cavalry regiments and about5 ARTILLERY
batfalions. There are some c0mpa-
nies missing from the regiments. 1ut
all OF the companies sent out from Coz
lnmbia have complete rolls. Columbia
Record. y.
The Wafhalla correspondent OF The
States under date OF July 81. sage:
. . Aark B. White died at his residence
here last night. after a lingering i'll
meas. He leavesjR wife and two small
Children. many felatiYea and frianda