The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-17

Coliege,, last Saturday sent out to the
papers throughout the State the fol-
lowing dispatch: "The list of studepts
space in Clemson College i for Ihe'ispre the nere
session, No other applicants can be
received"
County campaign meetings will hs
held at PendletOn Tomorrow (Thura-
day) at 10 O'Clock q. M, Piercetowp on
Saturday, goth met. ct 10 O'clock q. M,
ana that night at Pelzer at o'clock.
The people in the sectiona named
snouId turn out and hear the speeches
OF the candidates.
Mr.. 8. Strouse, buyer for the large
cne,pfice retail store Of Julius II. We'll
q 90, 10 now in the Northern markets
iyoking up all the good things imagina-
nie. This firm expect o big trade this
fall. and with this in view will have o
tremendous stock for their many custo-
mers to select from. Give them O call.
There are number of county schools
IN the rural districts now open for
their summer sessions and the atten-
satisfactory. Many of the County
school Districts prefer summer term
or school in order to avoid the cold
and muddy roads of the winter sea-
sen.
The total number of voters cast in
the primary election in this County
TWO years ago were about 500. Many
peraons believe that the vote in the
coming primary will aggregate about
$500. There hae been big increase
in the population OF the county in the
past two yeara, and the vote may
reach that number.
Last Monday afternoon about
O'CLOCK the western and southern Sec
tions Of the County were visited by q
heavy thunder storm and considerable
rain. In the Corner lightning struck
the barn of John j. Mcbride, COM
plete!y destroying it, together with
lot ct fodder, hay. harness, etc. There
we're four mules in the building and
one Of them was killed.
John s. Dickson, Q prominent citizen
or Qconee County, died at his home on
Ingaloo River, eight miles southeast
OF Westminster on Tuesday morning,
9tn inst, of paralysis, in tho 97th year
or HE age His wife survives him.
Ine arso deceased was vol known in An
derson County, where he has wide
circle of friends and relatives, who
deeply regret his death.
"A meeting Of the Hospital Associa-
tion .was held last week, and it was
decided to begin at once the work of
raIelng money for the institution. A
whose members will have charge OF
raising the funds. Every citizen can
contribute something to this worthy
enterprise, and it is hoped that q
liberal response will be made.
Tho follo,r;r, ,.,,,o,..o..,.t 81, 7,
read with interest BY the friends of
Mics Addria Chreitz0erg in this city,
where her parents formerly resided and
where she is popular: REV. and Mrs.
H F. Chreitzberg request your pres
ence at the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Addria Eugenia, to Mr.. Lawrence
LeGare Hardin, Thursday afternoon.
August 25, 1904, Winston-Salem, N. g."
The mayor and the new members of
the city couacil were sworn into office
Monday morning. The city admins
tration will be under the direction of
the officers chosen at the recent cleo
ton, as follows: Mayor, J.. NJ. Jul
iiyan; aldermen. w: L. Brissey. Dr..
~. VI. Il. Mardin, Jr., g. B. yanWyck,
r. E. Ligon. MIR. Ligon was select
ed mayor pro tempore and B. G. Max
we'll city clerk and treasurer.
Joe Watson, colored we'll digger,
was instantly killed Friday afternoon
while engaged in digging we'll on the
premises OF p. r.; Horton in this city.
A heavy bucket of earth and stone was
being drawn up, and the rope suddenly
OF 40 feet. The bucket struck Wat
sons head, breaking his neck and
causing instant death. Watson was
we'll known in the city and was we'll
thought Of by the white people.
Mrs. J: T. Murdock died at her home
inst, IN nasa after rewbBsap bre4p nes snndsya asysa 7s
years. Mrs. Murdock was most ex-
cellent, Christian. woman, and was
greatly beloved by her friends and
neighbors. She had long been q MEM
ber Of Mt. Bethel Baptist Church,
where her remains were inferred the
day following her death. the ennere!
eeryices being conducted by Rev. N.
eharass asns twentS 1ereaged hHsdRen sd
one great-grandchild are left to cherish
her memory.
A meeting of the directors of the
de- dhey :, al afternoon; RI. Il was decided to
from October nth, 12th and 18th to
October .4th, 9th and 9Th. This was
done 90 that the fair would not conflict
with the Georgia State Fair, which
will be held in Atlanta during the mid
die Of October. The exhibits for the
county fair will be limited to o display
OF live stock, cattle and poultry. The
time was thought to be too ehort to
have all the usual departments repre-
sented. The. premium List will be is-
sued this week.
Mr.. j. N. Garrison. an uncle Of w.
D. Garrison, of this county, died at his
home in Gillsville, Ca, on Sunday, 7th
inst, In the 82nd year Of his age.
About ak years ago ne had slight
atr0ke Of paralysis, but was getting
along very well until the 1st inst,
when he had second stroke, which
rendered him helpless and which
caused his death. Mr.. Garrison was
netive Of Greensille County, but about