The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-09-30
=, Joel c. Keys has gone to Dyersburg,
Tenn, where he will spend the next
few months buying cotton.

derson, are spending few days. in
Plckens.-Pickens Sentinel.
Josh Ashley has been summoned to
testify in the jim Tillman trial. He
says he does not know anything about
the case.
What makes you always late at
Church, 1t is a bad habit you have
fallen into. The sooner you get out of
it the better.
Col. j. G. Boyd, Of Greenvillo, COM
mandcr OF the First Regiment of tho
State Militia, WAS in the city last week
on business.
Mrs. G. NJ. Harper, of Anderson, is
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. 5. Il.
Blackman. at the parsonage.-McCOr
mick Messenger.
Mrs. Teresa Strickland and Miss Lily
Strickland have returned to the city
from months stay with friends and
relatives IN Georgia.
j. f. Breazeale, Esq, attended tho
iioctinS OF the grand lodge OF the An
clent Order of United Workmen in Ma
con, Ga, last week
Tomorrow will bo Yom Kipper, the
jewish DAY of Atoncment,n and the
places of business of our Jew citizens
will be closed
Cotton took big tumble in price
during tho past week, and many of our
farmers have determined to hold their
crop for awhile at least.
Miss Crawford, Of Baltimore, arrived
in Anderson Il few days ago to take
charge OF the millinery department of
the Horn Bass Co. this season.
this fulli Now is the time to plan for
1t. Next month will be good timc to
put the plans into execution.
Eugene Bell, who went to Macon,
Ca, several weeks ago to engage in
the cotton business, is ut his old home
Tor few days to recuperate from an
attack of fever.
The work of building the Baptist
Church at the Orr Cotton Mills will
commence in short time. Persons
who subscribed to the building fund
are requested to mako payment at
once.
The Anderson County Singing Con-
yention will hold its annual session at
Besverdam Church next Saturday and
Sunday. The first meeting will be
held on Saturday morning at 10
nasss sn @ %eanesSsy al sSs honey sgea1 Ss
BRIDES father. j. w. Haynie, in this
city, by Rev. NJ. B. Kelly, mr.. Otis ID.
Drake and Miss Minnie Haynie, both
of this city.
Married, at tie residence of the Off
ciating minister, the Rev. d. w. Hiott,
ST. at this Isl, place, on Sunday m9,orning, the
Miss Toccoa Gentry, both of the Mt.
Pisgah section cf Anderson County, s.
C.-Easley Progress.
Mack Anderson, son of Frank An
dersOn, worthy and prosperous color
ed farmer of Rock Mills Township,
left last Monday for Johns Hopkins
Hospital in Baltimore to have IN oper-
alton performed for tuberculosis. Itis
probable that one of his legs will have
te be amputated.
j. r. Tilly, of Rock Mills Township,
Lost his barn und stables by fire Friday
night. Between 1000 and 5000 bum
dies of fodder, some seed cotton and
other produce was destroyed. 1t ls not
loss falls quite heavily upon Mr.. Tilly,
as he had no insurance.
The County Commissioners of Green
vile and anderson Counties have de-
cided to build q bridge across Sal1da
River, near the mouth of Mountain
{Tse Grsek. five s miles east e OF Honeh % Psth:
great convenience to the people OF
both Counties in that section.
Some slight changes in the schedule
OF the trains on the Blue Ridge Road
will go into effect next Sunday. The
afternoon train from Columbia will
then reach the city at 4:15 p. m, .15
The afternoon train from Seneca will
arrive at o'clock instead of 2:45.
the Secretary OF State has issued a
commission to the Domestic manu-
| featuring company GaE Of this city, capi.
talized at $4,000. The corporators are
: 2: +; Sloan, \. : q; Watkins, L; G.
shirts and will commence work al
once.
Bartlett d. Hall, an old and highly
esteemed citizen of the Iva section,
ulcu Ou ucSuay uISuE, SSQU lESG. dt
had been in feeble health for some
time and hie death was expected. He
was an upright citizen and had lone
| been o devoted membero of Rocky River
| Baptist Church, where his remains
were inferred on Wednesday. HI
leaves wife, three daughters. two
sons and many relatives and friends
to cherish his memory.
The Macon (Ga.) correspondent q
the Atlanta News, under date of th.
23rd inst, says: "The faculty of Mer
Ger University is happy over the re.
turn Of Prof. j. S. Murray, professor O.
Greek. Professor Murray has beer
spending his vacation at his home a
Anderson, 8. c., and returns to his du
ties in the best of health. Professor
Murray is one of the best lineuists II
the country. He has studied In Berlil
and has q thorough knowledge O
Greek, Latin, German, French anG
Hebrew. He has also extensively
studied Sanskrit and is considered on;
Of the finest scholars in that line In tn,
South"
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