The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21

Guys ine naJ nesUoTO, va, ciufCn
land, to the Baptist Worlds Congress.
in London, next July. We congratu-
late the church and the pastor. TIC
church has doubled it's membership
and about completed a handsome house
OF worship. costing $4,000, since Bro.
Copeland became pastor"
Governor Hayward has pardored
convicted of granddaughter and sem
fenced to two years &C hard labor on
the public works Of the county. Sam
pies was implicated along with others
In the killing of jerry Dyer at Pied
mont. The petition set forth the fact
that Samplee had contracted consump-
ton. was physically unable to labor
and was Is menace to the lives of otner
conyicts. The petition was signed by
who tried the case.
Iiss Beulah Brown and Hr. j. c.
3EEt0n were married on Thursday
evening at the home of the BRIDES
mother, MRS. Amanda Brown, on North
Main street. DIR. j. ID. Chapman per-
formed the ceremony which was wit
messed by the relatives and close
friends of the contracting parties. A
ing the evening and delightful refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Burton has
been substitute teacher in the city
schools, Gnd isa young woman of many
accomplishments.
w. f. Lowry, who has been engaged
i'll the insurance business in this city
as the representative of an industrial
insurance company, was arrested by
nrtH Loo In,, -,
wanted in Savannah on charge OF
larceny. the allegation being that he
left a business concern there short in
his accounts. The circumstances of
the arrest were rather peculiar. as tho
sheriff. while sitting in the court room
attending to his official duties, recOR-
nized Lowry, who was also in the
room, from II picture he had in his
pocket.
An exchange tells the following good
one OH u brother who was too stingy
to subscribe for his home paper, but
paid two bits for 'stOry paper in
which an advertisement appeared that
certain firm would pay II cents for
the cOppers of the 1902 coinage. He
received an Immediate reply. saying
that just as sOOn rs he sent 1862 more
pennles-sutiici ent to make up the full
number of 1902-he would receive the
l 1 cents. Then ho went out behind
the barn and kicked himself for being
too stingy to subscribe for his home
paper.
The Spartanburg Journal, of the 18th
inst, says: Col. and Mrs. William
Alfred Neal have issued invitations TO
tho marriage of their daughter, Miss
Lila Neal, and John Guilford Logan ut
their residence, 110 Spring street, on
the afternoon of Thursday, December
30. The brideto- be is tho third
daughter of Col. and Mrs Neal, Il
graduate of Winthrop College and an
accomplished young woman. Her
many friends III Spartanburg and else
where will learn with pleasant surprise
of the coming happy event. The groom
is Il prominent druggist in tho city of
Knoxville"
A few months ago several represen-
taIive men of the city and the country
surrounding agreed to try peach cul-
ture as an experiment, the opinion
having been given by experienced
peach men that the climate and soil of
this section are we'll adapted to the
successful growing of the fruit. Last
was received. The first order number
ed $4,000 and are of the Elberta varie-
ty. The experiment will attract q
great deal OF attention, and il success
full others will take it up. 1t has
already been demonstrated that the
Elberta grows we'll in this section and
produces fruit Of superior quality.
DR.. E NJ. Poteat, President of Fur
man University, delivered an interest
ing lecture last Wednesday night in
the FIRST Baptist Church on the subject
OF Christian education. He outlined
the difference between Christian and
secular education, setting forth the
obligations of Church and State to this
important subject. Education and re-
!igion, the speaker said, are the chief
cation the State alone offers is made
Quate to insure it's own continuance.
He cited numerous illustrations from
history to support his theory. The lee
ture was an exceedingly interesting
one,. and DIR. Poteat was heard with
the closest attention.
The Charlotte IN. CO. Observer says:
THE announcement that Mr.. s. l..
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is to be transferred to Atlanta
will cause regret among the public
which has dealings with his company
Mr. H.:ss is an excellent business
man and the Observer speaks from ex-
peIience when it asserts that he is
inost accommodating to the patrons of
his line. His promotion to the execu-
tive head of the Atlanta office is recOg-
milton that is we'll deserved" Mr..
Burts is son of Rev. II. w. Burts, of
Honea Path, and has many friends in
this his native county who will be more
than pleased to hear of his promotion.
The Pendleton Chapter of the Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy is having the
graves of the eight Confederate SOL
diers who lie buried at the old Stone
Church marked by putting up wooden
boards inscribed with the names Of the
soldiers. The Chapter hopes to put up
suitable tombstones in the spring, and
is having them marked now because
there is no one who knows the graves
except very old lady who lives near
the Church. Mrs. w. w. Watkins
and Miss Lila Stribbling, of Pendletop,
or lrf oh int ~ IL