The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-21

etleel aC the Anderson Gotten Mills,
was ngreeably. surprised last Saturday
morning by her fine three-year old
heifer presenting her with pair Of
pretty helfer calves. They are greatly
admired by every person who has seen
them. and we are told that it ia remark
able for the first dropping of young
heifer to be twins.
A special meeting CT the city counci,
was heid Friday night do elect q street,
overGeer. w. G. Bailey. who has been
a member of the police force, was
chosen to this position and j. Allen
emerson ~ was made assistant. John
jackson, was elected to FIJI the yacan-
cy On tine police force caused by the
resignation Of Mr.. Bailey.
clever secretary aad treasurer D0e Of the the
Faerg Remedy Co., CT Evansville, Ind,
who is making tour of the South in
the interest Of his firm, spent last Non
| day In Anderson and was q welcome
visitor TO- The Intelligencer eanctum.
This is Afr. Mayes' first trip through
thls section and he expressed himself
as being more than favOrably Impress
| ed with our country and people.
Tho Baptist Courier of the 14th inst.
| says: REV. Columbus Wardlaw has
|
will begin his work there early in Oc-
tober. Bro. Wardlaw was pastor at
seneca once before few years ago,
| put recently has bee pastor at Stafford,
Arizona. We are glad he hae decided
70 return TO South Carolina, where he
10 go highly esteemed, and where he
will receive cordial welcome"
On Saturday night Ban Allen and
and Frank Walker. negroes, living in
the lower part of the city, became
engaged in difficulty resulting in
throat. The trouble occurred in Wal
ker's yard, and the wounded negro
alleges that he was attacked without
warning and without provocation.
The case will probably be tried in the
court of sessiODs which convenes next
Monday.
Capt. w. Il. Dean, of Varennes
Township, has presented US with
beet that beats any beet We have ever
eeen= + ie ef the 5io0ii; tuTuip variety
and weighs 2la ,pounds- Capt. Dean
last Saturday. and the combined
weight. Of them was 4S pounds. Capt.
Dean is ono Of our most successful
farmers, and, with favorable eeasons,
makes fine crops Of every product
every year.
The work on the street railway 10
progressing rapidly, and with the same
favorable conditions it will not be q
great while before the entire system
sral places the track is being laid be-
low, the surface Of the streets, but
aside from the temporary inconve1.-
ience to people travelling those streets.
the effect will be beneficial. The city
Will grade down the streets to the level
OF the track in conformity with plane
made by the city surveyor.
Capt. P. A. McDavid, of Greenville,
SpenG Monday in Anderson, and was q
welcome visitor to The Intelligencer
ofiice. Capt. McDayid entered the
OF the Palmetto Riflemen, and his old
comrades here are always delighted to
greet him. On the second page Of The
lntelligeDcer this week we publish an
interesting letter from his pen to the
Greenyiile News, giving an account of
HE visit to the recent encampmnt at
Manassas, which we know will be read
with interest by his many old friends
In this g. )tion.
The convention of the Eighth District
Lodge of Knights of Pythias, which
was to have convened in this city to-
until October 4th. The District Lodge
ls composed of three delegates from
each OF the Lodges in Oconee, Pickens,
Greenville and Anderson counties, and
the date to which the convention has
been postponed will bring the dele
gates here during the Anderson Coun-
the officers Of the Grand Lodge will
attend the District Lodge during it's
session here.
Mrs. F. A. Black, of Rochester, KY,
has recently opened up very modern,
attractive and up-to-date Millinery
Parlor. She has now on display one
Of the prettiest lines of Hats, Caps,
Ribbons, Hosiery, ctc., etc, to be
found in the city. She earnestly CO.
will be on the market for such goods.
The very latest deaigne, correct prices
and experienced milliners are to be
found at this place. She is located in
the store-roOm formerly occupied by
Mr. John g. Osborne, frat door below
The Bank Of Anderson.
The farmers Institute held it's reg
utar monthly meeting Wednesday,
with an increased attendance. Re-
Gently many new names have been add
ed TO- the organization, more than
Hunnicutt, editor Of the Southern Gull
t!vator, who has been visiting w. w.
Smith near the city, was present in the
afternoon and delivered an informal
address. He spoke of the advantages
ef 6 Soo0I working organization and
ehowed what similar institutes had
done in other placee. The name Of
the organization was changed TO The
Anderson County FarmerS Co-opera-
tive Union. A special meeting Of the
Union will be held next Wednesday,
2Sth inst. when arrangements will be
perfected for the sale of cotton. 1t
will be o meeting that every member
is vitally interested in, and all of them
should attend.