The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-06

ID. K. Murchlson and family.
w: r. Dillingham;. formerly of this
city but now q citizen of Spartanburg,
has announced himself candidate for
Sheriff OF Spartanburg County.
The restlessness of human nature is
shown every day in The constant NOV
ing TO and fro. We see wagons load
ed with furniture on our streets almost
daily.
r. j. CHM attended the annual con-
yention of the agents of the Equitable
Lie Insurance Company in Richmond,
Va, last week. He reports q most en-
joyable trip.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Cox Manufacturing
Company will be held in this city on
Tuesday, 2Gthinst. See advertisement
in another column.
Capt. Walton Hall, of Marshfield,
Mass, who owns an interest in the
Hatton's ford water power, fhas been
spending few days in the city, the
guest of j. j. Fretwell.
Married, oil Wednesday evening,
March 80. 1904, by Rev. Wm. Brown,
at his residence in this city, Mr.. j. NJ i.
Mckinney, of this city, and Miss Nj attic
Ellison, of Easley, S. G.
The mercury in the thermometers
got down to the freezing point on Mon
day and Tuesday mornings, and ice
was visible in exposed places. No
damage resulted, however.
Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Will meet. tomorrow evening at
o'clock. Ali the members arc urged
to attend, as the meeting will be both
important and interesting.
The congregation of the Orrville
new church last Sunday for the first
time, Rev. G. NJ. Rogers, the pastor,
preached at II o'clock a. M.
H. G.. johnson g. Sons have received
large stock Of buggies and bicycles,
and parties wishing to buy would do
well to give them call, as they pro-
pose to sell at o small profit.
Our farmers have been busy the past
week. and good deal of plowing has
been done. Some of the farmers are
ready to plant, and will begin in few
days il the weather is favorable.
The Vaughn Construction Co., OF
Belton, has been awarded the contract
for the construction of thirty-five cot
tages and the school house at the
Monarch cotton mill, Union, s. e.
The fruit had very narrow escape
but is safe 80 far. 1t will have to run
the gauntlet of the full moon in April
but spring will be 80 far aradvapced then
thaS there Will not be much danger:
Very few names are being mentioned
80 far as candidates for the Legisia-
ture from this county. 1t is said that
at leaet three OF the present Represen.
tatives will not stand for reelection
Last Friday afternoon baseball
team from the city wentup to Lebanon
and played a game of bali with team
from the Lebanon school, The score
was 40 to 2 in favor of the Lebanon
boys.
The Blue Ridge Beverage and Ex-
tract Company has bought the colored
Baptist Church property on Manning
street, next to the railroad cut, and
vii! at once erect new building for
their plant.
Mrs. r. A. jackson has sold her
iiOUse anu lot ON North McDuffie street,
between the Catholic Church and the
dAlstdu CuG1 Os L WHO
will erect large brick building there
this summer.
The grip is holding mp somewhat.
Those who have had severe attack
are struggling to get we'll. The Irish
man was correct when he said: "You
have the grip real bad six weeks after
you get WE'LL"
1t is the general opinion that the cot
ton acreage will be increased in this
county over what it was last year. The
short crop and high price Of the staple
have had their influence in bringing
about this result.
The following definition of capital
and labor is pretty good: "When a
girl is entertaining a young man in the
front parlor-that's capital. But when
she has to half sole his trousers after
marriage-that's labor"
DR.. R. Frank Smith. of Easley, spent
last Monday in the city. He is much
interested in building a trolley line
from Eas!ey to this city, and says the
people along the proposed route are
ready and anxious to build it.
Mr.: and Mrs. j. NJ. Knox moved this
week to Anderson County, where they
VIII reslde IN the future. Mr. Knox
recently purchased farm near the
city. of Anderson and intends making e
business Of agriculture.-Keowee Cou-
rier. ~. ,s1si-
Rev. 8. j. Cartledge, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, is still snf-
feripg with e severe affliction, and has
not been able to occupy his pulpit for
the, past two Sundays. We join his
many friends in Wishing him q speedy
recovery.
. The epring meeting of the South
Carolina Presbytery, which is com
posed ct representatives from the
PPresbyterian Churches 10 Pickens,
Greenwood counties, will convene at
Hodges On the 27th inst.
The secretaries OF the Democratic
Clubs throughout the County should
look up their club rolls and get ready
for reorganization. which takes place
ON SatnrdaY 22rd mat aa will no aolnr,