The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-02

| hauo tue inmates or the County Home
happy on Thanksgiving Day by send
dinner.
Miss Mary Boyd, ~f Laurens, q grad
uate of the College " Women in CO.
lumbla. has taken rye of the school
ct SGi;th Chapel, a lew miles from the
city.
The Standard Oil Company has made
another advance and is now making it's
customers pay 14i cents gallon for
Kerosene. Tho price was II cents u
| year ago.
| DR.. E.. l.. Wilson, who has been
working in the dental parlols of DIR. A.
y. Strickland for some time, has de-
clded to locate here for the practice of
his profession.
Anderson ia the best Gotten market
| In all this par of tho Stats, and far and
away the best market in which to buy
goods. People who come here are
quick to find this out, too.
Miss Matte Victoria johnson, n love-
ly young lady from Townville, Ander-
son County, is in tho city visiting her
uncle. A. b. Schroeder, one of our most
prosperous citizens.-Abbeviile Medi-
| um.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythias.
VIII meet IN regular convention toner
! row evening. There are several can
didates for the first rank and some i'm
portant business to attend to. All the
members are urged to attend.
Next Monday is Salesday. Consid-
| erablo real estate will be sold at public
outcry. and ut 2, 80 o'clock p. IN. ar i'm
nj p.,E -. a.
County will be held in the Court House.
Read the call published in another col
umn.
The Most Worshiptnl Grand Lodge,
"A. r. M, of South Carolina, will con-
vene, in annual communication in
Charleston next Tuesday, 9th inst, at
noon. Special rates have been made
by the railroads in the State for the
occasion.
Colonel NJ. p. Tribble. Commission
er Of Confederate War Records, and
who is stationed in Columbia, has been
spending few days at home. He has
been very successful in completing the
Companies, Regiments, etc., but still
has more work to do on them.
Our thermometer registered 20 de-
grees at O'Clock lest Friday and Sat-
as it ever gets in this section. A local
weather prophet says we are going to
have the severest winter this section
has ever experienced, and advises
every body to lay in o big supply Of
A very sad accident happened at
Donalds last Thursday morning when
little Dewet Blackwell was kicked in
the head by horse and perhaps fatal
ly wounded. The boy was ont in the
lot where the horses were loose, and
got in the way OF ono horse, which
kicked him on the head and crushed
his skull. Medical aid was summon.
ed at once, and the doctors say he is
complications set in. has chance to
recover.
The Liberty correspondent of the
Pickens Sentinel Journal, under date
of the s4th ult:, says: Sunday, q
having a quiet young American about
g.. "ssls cid. He Was fTOm atlanta,
he said. Two women soon appeared
and took the child and went toward
Anderson County. The young man
was not very communicative and did
not satisfy all the curiosity. He con-
tlnued his journey north on the next
sraIno train; Ths btx PARTIES were all strangers
W. G. Adkins, who liyee near Pelzer,
lost hie dwelling by fire on Monday
night, 23rd ult. The fire originated
from o defective stove flue, and O high
wind at the came time caused the flames
to spread very rapidly. The family
ont Of the burning building in safety.
Mr. Adkins was in Anderson that day
and reached home after nightfall to
find his home In ashes. He had 5000
insurance, and this covers about half
his loss.
Last Monday q change was made in
the schedule of the e. e.. G. division
Of the, Southern Railway and the
through night trkin from the upcoun-
try to Charleston has been taken off.
This train now runs every day except
Sunday from Greenwood to Greenville
and return from Greenwood to COlum-
bia and return. This change will be
q great inconvenience to all points
causes o considerable delay in all onr
mails, and is very much against the
| business interests of Anderson.
| On Wednesday night Miss Rachel
Pruitt and MT. VIM: Cannon Martin
L
parents on Greenville street. The
| ceremony was performed by Rsv. 0. l..
Martin and was witnessed by o few
friends and relatives of the young cou-
pie. The atteDdants were Misses Maud
Branyon, Of HOnea Path, Konia Cl;nk-
scales, of Starr, Jeffie Martin and Daisy
| Riley, OF Anderson. Mr.. Martin is Q
I'popuiar young man Of the County, and
he and bis attractive bride are reoeiv-
| ing the congratulations Of their many
friends.
Mrs. Martha Mcconnell, widow of
the late j. Franklin Mcdonnell, died
at her home in Hopewell Township
last Sunday afternoon, after q long
illness as the result &C a stroke of paral-
ysis. Mrs. Mcdonnell was 63 years Of
| age, and o most excellent Christian
woman. having long been q devoted
member Of Concord A. r. Presbyterian
Church, whore her remains were in
tered Monday afternoon, Rev. w. T.