The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-24

nas applied To the Secretary of Stare
tor commission TO conduct q dry
goods and shoe business at Pelzer.
An9 corporat0rs are w. X. Hudgcns,
MatOn, of Greenville.
Mrs. j. 3. Lewis ieEs the CITY on
Monday for vieit to Marietta, Ga,
where she has many relatives, of whom
are the family of Col. John R. Towers,
Wm: MONTGOMERY aud others. Mrs
Lewis will probably visit Birmingham,
Ala. where che has a brother, L. N.
Archer, who is in the marble bust
ness.
S., II. Finley, of Hall Township,
Thlle visiting the home of Geo. l..
SchTimp, his neighbor, last Friday lost
2 So valuable young mule. The mule had
been placed in a pasture, and while
playing around it ran againet tree,
which so badly injured itself that it
died within fifteen minutes after the
accident.
VIM. Murphy, one of the most pros
porous farmers of the Bruehy Greek
section of Anderson County, has
bought from A: G.. Wyatt beautiful
lot on Eaet End, adjoining the Piekens
property, and will begin at once the
| erection of q handsome home which he
will occupy about the first of next year.
--Easley Progress.
j. Murphy Stacse, who moved from
Corner Township to DeQueen, Arkan-
sas, about three years ago, died at his
home there about two weeke ago. He
| wac doing well in his western home.
! At the time of his death he was super
visor of his county. He leaves wife
and several children. His death will
N u fn a Sci lo
| and relatives in tho county.
G.. NJ. Boland, for the past two years
| agent. for the Southern Railway at
where he will hold the came position.
Mr.. Boland made an efficient, accom-
modating and courteous official, and
all regretted to see him leave. He ie
succeeded by G. Il. Bridges, of North
Carolina.-Piedmont Observer.
IL has been decided by the directors
OF the County Fair Association to raise
an additional cum to- supplement the
original &2500 capital stock. The ie
for the purpose Of making the premium
lie5 what it should be. The directors
| will no doubt meet with success in
their worthy efforts. The fair will be
held, as previously stated, during the
first week Of October.
A part of the east wall of the Blue
Ridge freight depot fell Saturday
afternoon, but no material damage
wag done to the freight stored in the
brick, and it 10 supposed that the re-
| cent heavy rains undermined the walls.
The breach has been temporarily re-
/! paired with Q wooden wall until per.
manent repairs can be made.
| The editor Of the Southern Chris
tian Advocate received the following
postal card, dated Peruambuco, Brazil,
.Jaly 18, which will be of interest to
the readers Of The Intelligencer: Mr.
Editor: We have had delightful voy-
age 80 far--seven missionaries, six
children, Y. NJ. T.. A. secretary. Fine
weather; good company. Wallpapers
der"
G. Is. Earle, Esq, who has filed the
position OF stenographer in the. office
ColuIabia, has resigned and moved te
Anderson where he has formed o part.
nership with B. F. Martin, Esq, fol-
the practice of Law. MC. Earle gradu.
ated with distinction in the law class
at the South Carolina College last
June, ie most estimable young man
and we extend him cordial welcome
i W tAJ 414CSGl Shys
The Newberry Evening Telegram
says: "An approaching marriage IL
which q great deal Of interest is being
taken on account of the popularity OF
the. contracting parties is that OF Mr.,
Benedict :Setzler and Mise Margare
Louise Ligon, daughter Of the Rev
r. G. Ligon, which happy event is t
take place at Smyrna church on Sep.
tember q" The bride-to- be has many
friends in Anderson County who viii
join us in extending congratulations.
| A dwelling house aud all of it's con,
tents on the plantation of j. b. Pruitt
in Martin Township, was destroyed BY
fire, which originated in the stove fiue
last Friday morning abolt 8 o'clock
The house was occupied by Ollie
Sheriff. moor but inanesrIn:is ~hits
man, and the loss Of all his furniture
on him. His neighbors are appealing
for help for him. and any. contribution
given to him will be thankfully re.
ceived and highly appreciated.
i IA local correspondent of the Picken
Sentinel-JOurnal says: "The write
had the pleasure Of visiting Anderson
last week. Anderson is coming to tn.
front. They are preparing to builG
the trolley line. They have the eros
t1ee ana the posts and rails lylnt
along the streets, and in q few months
the streets of the hus ling little city
and that will bring rush and hustle
to the people Of Anderson that vii
never die. We like to see the Yhee
Of progress moving on"
Col. j. N. Brown, Of Anderson, wa
in town on Saturday. Meeting mai
who spoke Of seeing him in the Legie
lat1re o good many years ago, Col
Brown said: eyes, ! was there ont
term. That was enough for me.
neglected my business at home ant
lost e lot Of money that way. and beinl
lars worth of stock in Iredell's banl
and lost it all. My Legislative ex
perience was short, but it was lonf
enough for'me." 1t is to be hoped tha
the delegation that Newberry viii