The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-09-20
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 20, 1908.

some ancient ruins what is supposed
to be the eleventh commandment.
The text is as follows: "Emas rOf
yltpmOrp tseyap u0ht sselnu repap.
sven daer ton tlahs uoht" The
commandment is easily translated by
beginning at the end of the sentence
and reading backward
The Inteligencer has received a
copy of the premium list of the South
Carolina State Fair, which will be
inclusive. Every effort is being made
to make the Fair this fall the greateet
in the history of the Association, and
Anderson County, as usual, will no
doubt be we'll represented there.
Mrs. Il. b. Coleman left Tuerday
for Anderson where she will make her
home. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. w. II. Hagood, who will
spend two or three weeks in Anderson
before returning to Greenwood. Mrs.
Coleman took with her rs q nurse an
old negro woman who nursed her
when an irfant.-Greenwood News
and Views.
Mrs. Daisy Dean, who is o gifted
artist of Anderson, has been on O visit
While here she painted several beauti-
full landscapes to adOrn the walls of
the Free Library, and she has also pre-
sented most exquisite Nile green
hand painted satin cushion 60 be raf-
fled for the benefit of the library. -
Edgetield Chronicle.
Tho po,+oa;,o n,,o~k,,,,x b.. a.
Cided that boxes of patrOns Of the
rural free delivery routes shall here
after be numbered. The rural car
riers have been instructed to prepare
accurate lists of oil the letter boxes on
their routes, and beginning with the
one nearest the starting point of his
route, which shall be numbered "l;'
the. other boxes shall be numbered
serially.
The marriage of Joseph G. Ligon, of
Iva, and Miss Xenis Ciinkscaie5, OF
Starr, will take place today in the
Cross Roads Baptist Church at Starr,
Mr.. Ligon is son Of Rev. r. e. LigOn,
of this county, and a popular and pros
porous yDung merchant at Iva. Mics
Clinkscalea is u daughter of L. 8.
Clinkscales, of Savannah Township.
and iS q young woman nf unusual
VoAtu duu dStAdCJlfouSbb- y
Prot. w. d. Acker. Of anderson,
will hnvc charge of the Reidville
school next session. Pre-, Acker is a
graduate of the Citadel, and comes
with the highest recommendations
Miss Olive Bennett, who has 30 &C.
ceptably served the school, will besthe
assistant. The Reidville school will
open llohday, October. the 10th. The
nntlnOtr for n e1rcnncafo1 Saor nounr
was more encouraging.-Greer OBJ
server.
1t is related that a minister was re-
Gently the guest of n certain family
at dinner and the man of the house
asked him to say grace. After he had
concluded, all was silent for few
seconds, and then the five-year.old
son spoke up: THAT'S whole LOT
night" was his comment. "Why.
what did your father say last night3''
inquired the minister. "Uh, he came
in and snt GS|n 60 the table and said,
Good LOrd, what n mealTn ~ ts;: /.
The Inst issue Of the Baptist Courier
says: The Baptists OF .Greenville are
J. G. Milford and family, of Honea
Path. Bro. Milford hias been for
years one of the most snbst:.n tial 'citi-
Zens Of Honea Rath. He las bought
and greatly improved the fine old
home Of the late Col. II. p. Hammett,
on Augusta street" Grssuville has
certainly gained good citizen in Mr..
Milford, and one whom E% Anderson
County regrets TO give up. i5. IS q
Mrs. D.. Sloan White, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. L.. M. Sturgess,
tof Sherman, d. Texas, has been VISITING
friends and relatives lin the city and
county, her natiye e4home. NJ RS. White
ls dnughter 0f. the late Mai. D.L.
Cox and moved from this county with
her husband TO Texas about eighteen
back to her OLD home. 81 Her visit was 8
source Of much pleasure to- her many
old friendsS all of whom regretted
that her stay could not be prolonged.
George Surratt. who stood all sxam: .
4ination some time ago for a position In
the railway mail service and by his
?credita bic stand was put on the eligi-
BILE list. was Summoned to Charleston
last week for Instructions. He will
take special lessons In mail distribn-
tion and in a few Sweeks will sbe per-
manently appointed to his run on the
railroad !. Hs does not know vet wheSe
he will be assig led !, o. heartily con-.
gtutuiato our 1Ii5i5 Ssfssasfiss sSSS:. s.s es.
tune, and pre- dict for him. d successful
career.7-W Williamston News. i5,SS3 !.
Tho Greenville News ;of yesterday
ihe Greenviils sEemals 'GoI oIieae. fss an. m
.iounced yesterday that Ia iass j do Keys,
q daughter of y 4 w w ~ fs$ Keys, 0ft liia
city. has been sele ected as the teacher
OF the primary depar rtlnent OF the coll
aege. She sucGeeds Miss Anne Sloan,
who will spend the ,winte in, Charles
ton. n.t Nias Keys has mad aeveraI years
experience ass teacher. She enjoys
the AdyantaEsaso asof as ther0uH ad1ca.
ton and the I'll apartment viii NOT
snffer while 1nd der her nlanaBe
The sscratary ots State has bssn us: us.
piled 20 for a CON niaRi0n for the ka aeT-
chanta' Grocery comp pany, s5a 10 new
wholesale CON cern fern1e ia In this city.
The capital stock vii l3e 0. a Tbs
corporatora are:y D. R !S SBar kH, w. R.
OabDrne, SE. P:,3 Wand liver, E.s AZ TAIefl.
III. H yRAtktn II 8 "a. :. fa, e. EI.
SPARKS. e The building TO 10 used by
the company dis asne ith the dsep railroad