The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-19

Mrs. A. j. Cleveland and Miss JeD-
ME Cleveland left Tuesday afternoon
for Iva, >. o., for visit to their sister,
Mrs. j. B. Buriss. They will be out
of the city for week OF more.-Elber-
ton (Ga.) Star.
chana, There =; viii RdI9 be singing at Smith
Sunday, 3Gth inst. ALI who are inter
eeted are cordially invited to attend
and bring their song books and well
filled dinner baskets.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laughlin have
spent in Europe. They greatly enjoy
ed it, most Of their time having been
passed at the home Of Mr.. Lerghlin's
mother in the northern part Of Ireland.
Col. NJ. p. Tribble is now in Colum-
bia assisting Commission ,r of Jr>mi-
grafton Watson in the work of his Of
flee. This service will continue for
several weeks until the rush of bust
ness in the commissioners Office is
over.
Rev and Mrs. w. w. Sadler, of
McClellansville, have been visiting
relatives in the city and county. Mr..
Sadler filled the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and evening in the absence of NJ.
Cartledge.
Many young people in and near the
city went to Clemson last Saturday TO
witness the game of football between
the teams of Clemson College and the
Agricultural College of Auburn, Ala.
The score was 5 &c G i'll favor of the
Auburn team.
T. Frank Watkins. son of Clerk of
Court John G.. Watkins, has opened an
Office in the Benson building for the
practice OF law. He graduated in June
from the law department. of the Uni
versity of Virginia after taking the full
two years course.
The State Fair takes place in Colum.
bia next week, and as usual, Anderson
County will be we'll represented there.
The Blue Ridge Railway will sell round
trip tickets to Columbia and return
from this city atS441. Tickets will be
on sale Oct. "a 20 27, inclusive, good to
return until 30th inst.
Mrs. T: A. Black, who has just open
ed a millinery parlor in the storeroom
formerly occupied by John c. Osborne,
at 200 South Main street, makes an i'm
pOrtant announcement in another
column to the ladies, who should read
it carefully, give her call, and inspect
her large and beautiful stock.
In their new advertisements this week
Julius H. We'll & Co. announce that
they are going to retire from the retail
business ard devote all their time to
their wholesale trade and are now
offering their large stock of goods at
cost. Read their advertisement and
give them o call it you are seeking
bargains
The United States District Court
convened in Greenville last Monday,
With Judge Brawley presiding. The
Anderson County: Grand Jurors-W.
A. Chapman, e. p. Childress and JOS
eph Wyatt; Petit Jurors-W. A. FAINT,
j. b. Watson, r. E. Nicholson and r.
A. Sullivan. The criminal docket is
said to be q heavy one.
New subscribers continue to come in.
The people know good thing when
they see it. We want TO reach the
three thousand mark, and to that end
We invite every one who wants good
county paper to enroll his or her name
on the subscription books of The In
telligencer. 1t has the largest circula-
ton of any county paper IN the State,
but We are not satisfied.
Maj. James Seaborn, of Walhalla,
spent last Friday in the city and gave
us q CALL Maj. Seaborn has been
continuous subscriber to The Intelli-
gencer ever since it's first number, and
II always gives us great pleasure 20
is one Of Oconee County's most popular,
worthy citizens, and held the position Of
Clerk of Court for several terms.
Deputy Sheriff James A. Dillingham;
has resigned his position o.: account of
ill health. For some time his health
has been declining, and his many
tirement. 1t is TO be hoped that with
rest and release from his duties he may
improve. W.. N. Scott. of Brushy
Creek township, who formerly lived in
the city, will succeed Mr.. Dillingham;.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed elecuon' commissiOners for
miesfOners-S. E. Moore, j. j. Gilmer
and s.. N. Browne. Federal Commits
eioners-J. A. Hays, II. II. Russell and
j, M. Dunlap. These commissioners
met Last Monday to select the man
ayers for the various precincts in the
county, and they will be published in
the papers next week.
The fire department wis called out
Friday afternoon by emali blaze at
the People'e Oil and Fertilizer COM
pany. The lint in one of the gin hues
caught fire, bat the flames were extin-
guished before the arrival Of the fire.
men. The reel Of the colored company
was overturned in turning q sharp COR
ner on the way to the fire, and the
driver, John Oliver, received painful
bruises. The damage done by the fire
was slight.
F. w. Banister, who lives in Hall
Townahip. had q narrow escape from
serious fire at HE ginnery last Sunday
morning. The shed over his engine
was destroyed and the engine slightly
damaged. The fire. which was discov-
cred about 10 o'clock, is supposed to
have originated in a pile OF rubbish
near the engine, into which q spark or
coal Of fire may have fallen, though
the engine had not been used since
Friday evening.