The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-17

w. !. Gaines, the genial represents
ave OF the Augusta Chronicle. yyf,s' Al,
tne caty yesterday. {: ~ ~ &
j. G. Thomas, Of Gilbert Comfy S3a
Iofmerly resident Of this Count.
was In the city yesterday ,sF & 's !
Oar. yonng townsman, Frank Todd
was among the Rraduafea from fisf
2 outh Carolina College last weak.
y. y. Wolfe and e. l.. Wright. ci
xMs Ceunty, were amor g the Graduates
from furman Univeraity in 1reenville
y. +. Smith will run his excuraicn Ia
Charleston on Tuesday, S0th inst. i'm a.
stead or on rha Mtcd inst., as vas an
Iionnced last week, :
z. H. Russell, Jr., commandant o,
CADETS at the military school so Ok
tSSIu, N. u, has returned home to spend
the summer vacation. q
Miss Nell Reese, of Abbeyille. NO.
companfed by her friend, Miss Bassie
HarrisCn, OF Pennsylvania, is spendina
a feW days in Anderson. :
Rev. o. Y. Bonner. az Dpe West
will preach at Generostee next Ssh..
path morning at II o'clock, ut Grove nj
o.su p. m. and at Iva at 8.15 p. m.
In his new advertisement this week
y. a.. 6eese offers his stock of cloth.
Tag, snoes, hats, etc., at q discount of
20 per cent from the regular prices.
The County summer school for teach.
e ers WIN open in this city next Monday,
SSnd INST, and continue four weeks
Every teacher in the County shouid
attend this school.
An election will be held In Hall
sspec!ial scho0i district, at the Carswell
instltute, on Saturday; 27th inst, from
TO o'clock p. M, for the nominntinn
or three school trustees, A s.
Hiss Sammie Kay doider, of Ander.
son, .. u, who has peent on O visit tc
ner grandfather, MIR. y. A. Hutchinson,
i0r some time, will leave for her home
IN few days.-Elberton (Ga.) Star.
DIR. w, K. Lewis, an expert yeteri-
nary doctor OF this city, has been an.
pointed Inspector OF live stock for tic
Un!ted states government at st. Lonis
ana lett Anderson q few days afr0 fl
enter upon his work.
This section experienced a little
touch of November weather last Fri
day and Saturday. The minimum
temperature recorded hero was 81 de-. e.
grees, which is the c0ldest June wealth
er We have had in many years.
! Last Monday afternoon fire was dis
covered in the roof Of the Sayapnah
+ valley freight depot. The firemen re-
sponded promptly to the, alarm, but
Ineir eefvlces were not needed, as the
resulted .-1 'e
Anderson contributed 81, 200 to the
food sufferers, but this does not abate
interest in the Gala Week for which
the people there are preparing. You
can'C keep such community from 90.
ing forward. -Spartanburg Herald.
The patrons Of the school at Starr
VIII meet at the school house there
neAG saturday afternoon at O'Clock tC
CONSULT as to the selection of teacher
Tor the next ensuing school term, and
TO discuss other matters pertaining I'D
the school. 80 -
I, RuEie. the infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. r. Dodd, died OF her
home In this city last Saturday night,
after brief illness, aged 13 months
On Sunday afternoon the little BODY
was laid to rest In Silver Brook Gene.
terry =
Mrs. j. c.. Boozer, Of Williamson,
who was accidentally shot two weekf
ago at her home, died last Wednesday
morning. She was about 90 years OF
age, and @ mOst estimable, Christian
woman, wh0ae death 10 deeply regret
ted BY wide circle Of friends.
h. The names Of the candidates for ad.
mission to the United States Nava
Academy who successfully passed the
medical examination have been an.
nGunced. In the list lie the name Of on,
yOuBS Friend, M. G.. Shirley, OF thif
County, vino, with the successful can.
didates, had already passed the mental
examination. "A
Margaret Elizabeth, the only child O,
MT. and Mrs. D. Oscar Brown. died al
thess Rome in this city last SATURDAY
afternoon, aged ono year. The LITTLE
one had been sick only short while,
and the announcement Of her death
WIS Q great shock to the friends and
reiatives Of the bereaved parents. The
lnterment took place at Prospecl
church ON Sunday morning.
Or. George Z. Coughlin, who is now
AeAesAssAOgAAct AZ g AOttCE LV u lIl6uO
this city, stated that the internrban
line between Anderson and Greenville
will certainly be built. He is waiting
on the detailed reports and estimatei
OF the engineer. who maao the survey,
and when the preliminary work is done
ne Will organize the company and be.
gin the construction Of the line.
We have received q very neat and
ATTRACTIVE catalogue of the Welsh Neck
High School, located at Hartsville, s.
G., an advertisement oe which appeart
ia another column. The principal G!
this school is Prof. j. w. Gaines, for
merly Of Anderson County, who il
nal & 6 big SUCCESS Of his WORE. The
past year 283 pupils were enrolled, and
1876 OF these were boarders. The achoo
ranks as one. of the best in the State
and parents having sons or, daughters
70 educate should write to Professor
Gaines.
In order not 20 conflict with the State
Farmers Institute at Clemson College
which iB ALWAYS held in the aecn1d