The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-10-28
1t is astonishing with what compla-
cency some people can read newspa-
per without paying for it.

=, ehC.o 40 Cou6iueEaDlS cOmpetltlOn In
this city in buying cotton seed, which
are in demand at q good price.
An all-day singing will be conducted
at Salem Baptist Church next Surday.
tend.
Mrs. A. j. Speer, of Lowndosville.
mas been spending few days in the
city visiting the family of her son, r.
w. Speer.
Rev. Chas. B. Smith, of Greenville,
spent day or two in the city last week,
ana was warmly welcomed by his many
old friends.
Harry Provost, .of Knoxville. Tenn.
20 IN the city visiting his mother, Mrs.
Wlllett Provost.
Mrs. P. II. Nell, of Clemson, spent
several daye in the city last week with
Mrs. j. II. Vandiver.
Miss Mary Lee Breazeale is spending
the week in Columbia, visiting friends
and attending the Fair.
Some people believe that q good
walnut year Is fsllo@ed BY fine wheat
crop: 1t that is 80, next year will turn
out the wheat.
MOre residences are needed in Ar
derson to accommodate the demand Of
people who are desirous Of making tbis
city their home.
Senator B. r. Tillman spent Saturday
night in the city on his way to Clemson
college to attend meeting of the
The Atlanta Journal of the cath inst.
contained o picture of Miss Annie
Provost. one of Anderson's popular
and charmingyoung ladies.
Rev. w. r. Richardson, editor of the
Southern Christian Advocate, Spartan
burg: will prescn At Clesnse. College
next Sunday at II o'clock a. m.
The !ntellisencer has not heard from
some OF lts correspondents in long
time. Wake up, friends. and rennrt
tne news OF your section every week.
Iarried, on Sunday, October 25, 1908.
by Rev. l.. E. Campbell, and at his
residence, Mr. Joseph Ferguson end
Miss E1!s Lula Carter. both of Riverside
Don't put off paying yonr State and
County taxes. County Treasurer j.
M. Payne is not very buey lust now.
and 1t would be good time for you to
call and get your receipt.
Mre. w. A. Watson, accompanied by
DR.. w. H. Na.din, sr., went to Rich.
mond, Va. a few days ago for hospi-
tai treatment. Her friends hops to sas
her home again soon in perfect health.
A problem which is agitating the
minds OF the people throughout the
years ole. Mary ie twice es old as Ann
was when Mary was as old as Ann il
now. How old is Aun9''
The city mail carriers are now wear
ing the regulation uniform required by
the United States Government. The
rara! mail carriers going ont from this
city have also decided to wear the same
Observation-Disclosures gray.
The quarterly conference for the
Mcclure Circuit will be held at Asbury
Church next Saturday, 8Ist inst. All
the members Of A6bury are urged to
attend. The communion will be ad-
ministered on Sunday at the concla-
siOn of the sermon.
When in town don't forget to call
and pay that little amount You owe for
the paper we have been sending Won
these many months. We have favored
many OF our Bubscribers in waiting pa
tiently On them and now we expect
them to show their appreciation By q
prompt settlement.
FL. j. Haynesworth, Esq., spent a
part Of last week in the city in attend
anCe upon the Court of Common Pleas.
He was one of counsel In the case Of
W.. A. Shirley against an insurance
company. He T@s last week appoint
ed by Chief Justice. Pope to preside
over special term of court to be held
In Newberry at an early date.
Last Saturday night on the planta-
tion OF Mrs. P. B. Allen, near Starr.
TWO young negroes got into o row,
which ended by one shooting the other
with pistol. The ball went through
the lungs of the negro, who was still
alive yesterday, but It is feared that
who did the shooting made his escape.
Reg. 8. J. Csrt!edge, Rev. 81. e.
Murchis0n and DR.. j. b. Townsend at
tended the Syned oe the Presbyterian
church which convened at Cheraw last
week: a matter OF general interest
was the proposition to remove the sem-
there consolidated with the other sem
inaries into one great institution. The
scheme is strongly opposed by South
Carolina Presbyterians. A committee
was chosen to confer with the Georgia
Synod in the matter.
James r. Moorehead, Of Ocala, Fla,
came to Anderson last week to visit
the scenes of his boyhood days and
relatives near the city, and to accom-
paDy his wife and children. who have
been spending several weeks here,
home. Mr.. Moorehead is a native Of
this County but is now prosperous,
progressive citizen of the "Land Of
Flowers" where he moved about fifteen
years ago. His visit to his old home
was a source OF much pleasure to his
many old friends and relatives.
Rev. Oliver j. Copeland, formerly of
this city, but now living at Waynes-
boro. Ga, and Miss Elma Clinkscales,
Of D9e West, y. c., were married in
the Baptist Church at Due West on
Wai1npaiiaY niQhf 21af inst The maid