The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25

son and Miss Stella Atkinson, of Rich
bourg. Mrs. B. p. Werner, Miss Emily
Werner and Miss Annie Feaster, of
| Sreenville, and Miss Marie Fewell, of
Rock Hill.
DR.. E. NJ. Poteat, president of Fur
man University, spent last Sunday in
Anderson and preached both mornin q
ana night In the First Baptist Church
| his sermons were both impressive and
eloquent, and highly enjoyed by the
!sTso congregations who heard him.
The 0rr-Grey Drug Co. are occupyipe
| new quarters in the Crayton building,
between the Bank of Anderson and
Sullivan Hardware Company. Their
friends and patrons should bear this in
mind and call and see them in their
new quarters. They will continue to
occupy their old store room also.
We are again requested to invite the
public to attend the meeting in the
| Armory next Frids- evening, 27th
inst., at 7.30 o'clock, when Col.
j. a. HOyt will deliver an address and
! in behalf of the survivors present that
picture to the Palmetto Rifiemen.
i'he occasion will be most interest,"
| ing one.
Sportsmen here will be interes led in
| o new order just issued by the raj ilroads
OF this section to the effect that here
| after every sportsman or passenger
will be allowed the privilege of carry
| ing. one dog free OH the trains. Thia
VIII VIII prfoye great convenience to S.n-.
the regular excess charges will be
made: The order has only recently
| gone into effect and will be taken ad-
vantage of by many hunters.
! mayor Sullivan and the police of
rest of the State and showing that we
do not need the Calvin law Of Georgia
80 badly as we need men who will en-
force laws that we now have. A white
man who has family to support there
was arrested as loafer and ioiterer
| on the streets and sentenced to the
| chain gang. but sentence was suspend
ed in case the man went. to work. He
did It. With officers like these we
need no new laws on our books and the
police would eonn have g chance to
| rest easy Florence Times,
At meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce laat Friday afternoon H. II.
Watkins, Eeq., introduced the follow
mOusly adopted : "Resnlved, That we
heartily endorse the efforts OF Hon.
Wyatt Aiken to procure q new postof-
flee building for this city, and that the
Secretary be instructed to assure him
IT the appreciation of his efforts by this
Chamber of Commerce., and of our
readiness to render him all the assis-
tance In our power: Resolved, furth-
er, That we urge the cooperation Of
anu In the senate in these Efforts"
The football teams of the Palmetto
Rihemen and the Clemson "scrubs"
will line up against each other at 11.3O
o'clock Thanksgiving Day at the ball
contested game. In the first game be-
tween the two teams the scrubs won
by the score of 4s to 0. judging from
this score the scrubs ought to win an
easy victory, but the unexpected often
happens in football, and if the home
team has anything to do with it the
unexpected will happen this time, 1t
Is hoped that q large crowd will go out
20 cheer for TIE home team and wit
ness their plucky fight against over
whelming odds.
The Chamber Of Commerce has de-
cided to run Country store" during
carnival week. and committee has
neen appointed to arrange the matter.
sale, end there will be contests of DIFF
ferent kinds which will afford much
fun. The proceeds will go to the
Chamber Of Commerce. The carnival
company will conduct voting contest
during the week for the most popular
young lady in the County. To the
young lady receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes e beautiful diamond ring,
rot;nc cI"soo ~ Thnrsao, ~ o.
and the successful young lady will be
crowned queen of the carnival at five
o'clock that afternoon.
The Greenville News of the 2and
inst. speaks as follows Of a young !ady
from Anderson County: sit is with q
many friends in Greenville have heard
| Of the success which has come to Miss
Maud DOuthit in her chosen profession
| as trained nurse. She has been res
Gently elected Head Nurse Of the.
Railroad Hospital for the Baltimore
and Ohio road at Valley Forge, Va.
This is q deserved compliment to Miss
Douthit who has been a faithful and
who brought to it both cleverness and
TACT two necessary essentials Of the
| work. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company is probably one Of the
richest in the country and is one of
the most progressive and liberal in it's
dealings with the patrons"
A case involving a matter of general
public interest came up before Magis-
trate Sitton at Pendleton on Monday.
J. 9. Richards, manager of the store
of tho Pendleton Manufacturing Co.,
was given preliminary hearing on the
charge Of selling fertilizers below the
standard required by the laws Of the
State. The case was sent up to the
circuit court. pending the session Of
j which Mr.. Richards was placed under
bond In. the shm of five hundred dol
lars. An analysis by the authorities Of
] Clemson College revealed tho fact that
aome Of the eertilizere sold hy:this store
were of an inferior grade, and as it is
q criminal offence to sell fertilizers
which upon analysis fall three per cent
beloW the value Of such fertilizers as
| certified to by the chemist of Clemson
College,. ATTORNEY Ganaral Gnnfer