The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28

James Cox, the white man who was
seriously injured by being run over bv
the night passenger train or the Blue
hldge railroad last week, is recovering
satisfactorily, and his physicians now
thlnk ne Will soon be out again.
On account OF the Anderson County
Falr next week the railroads will sell
round trip tickets from ali points in
dnls state at one fare. plus 25 cents.
The tickets will be on sale October 3.
and ., good to return October 5.
The attention of the fair sex espe-
cialiy is directed to the advertisements
or MISS Dora Geisberg on another page.
She mas a choice stock of goods for the
fall and winter season, and cordially
invites you to come and see them.
Our young townsmen, Messrs. Ben.
and John Bleckley, have the sympathy
OF their friends in the death of their
mother, Mrs. F. A. Bleckley, which
occurred at her home in Clayton, Ca.
last Thursday morning, after long
ma" said = discouraged little boy
any more" "Why, dearf, tendeplV
inquired his mother. "Cause 'taint no
use., can never learn to spell. The
teacher keeps changing words on me
all the time"
W. l.. Charpin, accompanied by his
wife, of Ebert County, Ca; but for
merly of this county, has been spend
ing few days in this section visiting
his daughter: On Monday he gave us
pleasant call, and reported fine crops
in his section.
X; + Smith arrived in the city last
week from Detroit, where he has been
studying law. He and G. e.. Sullivan
nave formed g partnership for the
practice of their profession. Both are
capltal young men and well equipped
Cor their work.
The pastor, Rev. w. B. Hawkins,
will begin q meeting at the Rnntiet
Church at TownviIle on next Friday
evening, 30th inst., and continue /. for
several days. The friends of the con-
gregation are cordially invited to at
tend the meetings.
Rev. j. It. Cary, the pastor, will be-
gin u series of meetings in the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church in this city
next Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
He will be assisted by Rev. l.. T..
Swaney, of North Carolina. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
Governor Hayward has appointed
the following delegates from this
county to the Southern Cotton Grow
ers' Convention to be held in St. Louis
this week: j. G. Stribling and r. w.
Simpson, PendletOn B. f CraytOn,
w. =. Hammond, U. E. Seybt, Ander-
son.
Mrs. A. e. Fretwell and daughters,
Misses Alice and Carrie, left last Saiur-
day for Atlanta. They willmake their
home there, at 62 Conley street, during
the coming winter. Mr.. Fretwell has
secured large contracts near the city
and will make his headquarters there.
Courier.
The new fir,a of Reese g. Bolt make
their bow to the readers of The Irtelli-
Rencer this week, and we advise you
to read their advertisements. They
have large stock OF all sorts Of fall
and winter goods for the male sex, and
will take great pleasure in showing
them and quoting prices.
Miss Annie Beatty, of Anderson, who
ls principal of the intermediate depart
ment in the Institute has arrived and
taken charge of her duties. Miss
Beaty comes among us most highly
recommended as being q good discip-
llnarian, a very thorough and most
competent teacher in every respect
Lexington Dispatch.
Gov Hayward has appointed Il. G.
Pruitt Coroner of Anderson County to
All the unexpired term Of the late
Coroner Banistsr. hF.- PruitG was
the full term beginning the frat Of
January, and it was by general consent
understood that he would be appointed
to fill the vacancy now existing.
Next Saturday, the fret day Of Octo-
Der, is set apart by the Connie Maxwell
oEPhauase nJ Greenwood for special
offerings. He requests all Baptists in
that day to that institution. The
members of that denomination in this
county should bear this in mind and
rally TO the call of this worthy institu-
ton.
Wednesday from Townville and bought
horse from T.. n. Lowery for $3.50,
giving mortgage on property to secure
same. Investigation showed several
other older claims. Simmons was ar
rested Thursday and was set upon by
several other creditors ana is now hav-
ing plenty trouble Of his own.-Seneea
d1u auu acUOEys
An agricultural paper aays: Elm Sc
lecting seed corn In the field the vigor
and growth Of the stake should be OBJ
served, ae we'll as the ears. If q stalk
produces two or three good ears, mark
It. By using seed from the most pfoli-
tic stake the tendency will be to pro-
duce more ears every year, until as
many aS four and fve ears per stalk
will be the result.n
Invitations have been issued to The
marriage Of Miss Sallie Sherard and
Rev. I. 4: Wallace, which is 10 take
place at Good Hope Presbyterian
Church, near Iva, on October 9th.
Miss Sherard is a daughter Of the late
Thos. A. Sherard, and Mr.. Wallace is
a young Presbyterian minister of Lam
tor Of the Iva and Lowndesville
Churches.
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