The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-05

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Martin and Mise I.essie Striciian !, all
of Anderson County.
Our neighbors, the Mail and the
Advocate, have moved into the new
building just erected by J. II. Ander-
son ct the corner OF South Main and
East MaTket streets.
We have not heard from several of
our county correspondents in a good
while. Wake up, friends, and let the
people know what is happening in
your respective sections.
The new engines for the Blue Ridge
Railway are expected to be put in SER
vice during this week. They are of
the heavy, high-wheel type. A new
mail coach will also be put on.
j. S. Raines, Jr., of Atlanta, repre-
eenting the Southeastern Tariff Incur
ance Association, has been spending o
few Gays in the city inspecting Our fire
department, water supply, etc.
Flour is advancing in price. but
there is comfort that the abundrnt
crop Of corn will make corn bread
plentiful and cheap. No condition go
bad that it might not be worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reese Fant left Sun
day for Cincinnati to attend the mar
riage of their son, o, H. p. FAINT to
Miss Elizabeth Ferris, of that city.
The ceremony takes place to-day.
Colored helr is noticeably abort in
the city at present, owing to the fact
that cotton pickers are much in de-
Lland and make 40 cents per 100 pounds
or from so cents to q dollar o day in
the fields.
Miss Francis Lee, ofAnderson, spent
o few days this week in the city with
her brother, W. s. Lee, on the way to
New York, where she will consult DR.,
w. Gill Wylie in regard to her health.
Rock Hill Herald.
According to the reports of the far
mers, there is an abundance Of game
in this county, but in hunting it the
sportsmen will have to be careful and
not get on q plantation that has been
posted against trespassers.
A farmer says that handful of sul-
phur scattered over each load of corr
es put in the crib will drive rats away
and keep them off until the last bushe
is gone. If you are troubled with rats
in your crib give this simple remedy q
trial.
Invitations have been received in the
city to the marriage of Miss Ina Simp.
con, of Russellville, Arkansas, and Mr.
Fred w. Nardin, of this city. Miss
Simpson is niece of Mrs. N. b. Sui.
livan and Mrs. j. NJ. Cathcart and has
visited here often.
Subscribers should always give the
name of the postoffice from which they
wish their paper changed as we'll al
the one to which they wish it changed
to- When papers are delivered by
the rural carriers the number Of the
route should always be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Gadsde1
Sayre, of Anderson, formerly civi
engineer for Ware Shoals, were the
guests of Mrs. w. L. Gray Friday
en- route to Union. where Mr.. Sayrt
will be the engineer constructing The
mill dam for T. II. Duncan's mill a.
that place. ce.-Laurens Herald.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Union of the South Carolina Presby.
terry will meet at the Central Presby-
terian Church to-day. It's sessions
will be concluded to morrow. Rev. T.
w. Sloan, of Greenville will speak to-
night and tomorrow evening Rev. H
F. Williams, of Nashville, will deliver
lecture on Japan.
There came near being q serious
Sccident on South McDuffie street 6
few days ago on account of the reck-
less driving of TIVE young mer
in o buggy. There is a city Law
against driving at speed exceeding
four miles an hour on the streets OF
the city, and the police should lool
out for the violators and arrest them
Every farmer who comes to town
complains of the inability to eecnre g
sufficient number of.cotton pickers te
gather the crop. The fields are white
with cotton and employmt Mt could bs
given three OF four times as many
hands as are available. Nevertheless
the cotton is being gathered 80 rapid
ly that the gins are crowded all the
time.
Mr.. Lindsay Wade, Of Anderson,
and Miss Myrtle Jones, of Cliffside,
we're married ca Wednesday evening
at g o'clock by z. D. Carroll. The
happy couple came to this city Thurs
day and met the $50 train in time to
go to,Anderson where they will make
their future home. The News extends
best wishes to the young COUPLE