The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-28

their homes here. They are good and
worthy citizens and will be welcomed
to the city.
The live stock dealers in the city
have good supply of horses and
mules on hand, and are doing some
business ut good prices but the slump
in cotton curtailed their operations
con siderabl.'
Married. on Sunday afternoon, Doc.
p, 1907, at the residence of j. G. e.
Featherstone, Esq, in this city, by
Rev. Henry &. Martin. Mr.. Preston
Saylors and Miss Pauline Campbell,
both Of 3clton Township.
DR.. n. b. Hair, who has been prac-
ticing dentistry at Wiiliamston, has
moved to Union, :. G., where he will
continue tho practice Of his profession
in partnership with his brother, who
has an office in that ci,S s,
The Pendleton Farmers Union will
meet in the Farmers Hall at Pcnd!eton
on'Saturday, January 1th, at O'clock
p. m., to transact important business
and initiate new members. Every
member is urged to attend.
G.. S. Mccullough was elected mayor
of Darlington last week after an excit-
ing contest. Mr.. Mccullough isa native
this county, and his old friends will be
glad to know of this honor given him by
the people of his adopted homo.
The city schools closed Thursday
afternoon for the Christmas holidays.
Many of the teachers went to their
homes out of the city and are spending
the week with home folks. Work
will be resumed Monday morning.
Mr. Mitt Nicholson, who is 80 we'll
known to the people Of Oconee county,
has moved with his family to Town
vile. He was in Walhalla Tuesday
shaking hands with friends, and says
he will farm again next year.-Oconte
News.
Mr.. j. N. Sullivan, of Williamson
is i'll this city representing Douglas
Lacey and Company who control large
mining interests in Mexico and the
United States. Mr.. Sullivan is thinking
of locating Ill enwood-Greenwood
Journal
Recently We have noticed that a
number OF large loads of hay and fod-
der have been brought in and sold on
this market. This indicates that many
farmers have made all they need at
homo and have surplus which is be-
ing converted into cash.
The cotton mills Of the city were
shut down Monday to give the opera
tives little rest. inasmuch us many
delays have been caused to some of
the mills by reason Of the insufficiency
OF water power during the fall, it was
decided to give only one day.
A number of the white friends of
the late Alex. johnson, the colored
barber who died in this city q few
months ago, have erected very neat
end substantial headstone over his
grave in the colored cemetery. The
work was done by White g. Co.
A. j. Howell, of Birmingham, Ala.
has been spending a few days in the
county visiting his mother and other
relatives. Mr.. Howell left Anderson
about twenty years ago and this is his
hrst visit to his native home. His visit
was source of much pleasure to his
many old friends.
Married, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary Geer, at Belton, on
Wednesday, December, 81, 1904, by
8sv. w. T. Tate. Mr. r. j. Alderman.
OF Alcolu, S. G., and Miss Matte Geer,
of Bolton. The bride is a most ex-
cellent, popular young lady, whose
many friends wish her joy and bappi-
ness. ~
The Greenville Herald, Of the 22nd
inst, says: "R. C.. Mckinney. H. T.
Provost, M. L. Glenn, E. Garrison and
G.. E. Heath, who were engaged in q
survey OF the Interurban line between
Anderson and Greenville arrived in
the city last night and put up at the
cAouSAoA AAouoOs hoy uhSc SOGLSu dB
far as CAN'T, and expect to complete
the survey tonight or some time tomor-
row.
& DR.. j. B. Hunnicut, the well-known
editor Of the Southern Cultivator, died
at his home in Atlanta last week. DIR.
HunnicuJ mad a great many friends in
Anderson County who will regret to
hear Of his death. He frequently at
tended farmers meetings here and
made addresses on agricultural sub
jects,
Last Wednesday. afternoon af Pied
mont while attempting to steal ride
on freight train, Sam Williams, q
negro boy, fell between the car wheels
and had hie leg fearfully mashed. Drs.
Monk and Donald, who gave the negro
medical attention, found it necessary
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