The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-03-22
Prof. Henry Milford will conduct an
aa-day singing as Dorchester Church
next Sunday. The public is invited.


mill in Williamson this summer. The |
capital stock OF the mill will be about |
$3.50. 200.
The Dillon Herald has secured the |
eeryices OF Mr.. Andrew g. Todd, of |
Anderson, S. g., and he is at his post |
IN the newspaper and job office. We |
wsicome Mr.. Todd to our town.-Dn-
Ion Herald.
: A meeting of the stockholders of |
the Riverside Manufacturing Company |
will be held on Thursday, April 10Th, |
20 consider the question Of increasing |
the capital stock, Read the advertise |
ment III another Column.
The Palmetto Rifles will be inspec-
ted by Adjutant General Frost OH the |
18TH OF April. The company ia one of
the best IN the State militia, and it
goes without saYing that the inspec-
tion will be highly creditable.
j. 0lin Sanders, one of the city's eff +.
clet.t policemen, visited Atlanta last
week .nt. consulted DIR. w. T.. Camp.
bell In refelance to his feeble eye. DIR.
Campbell ls treating it and will no
doubt soon restore it 10 it's normal con
ditiOn.
The farmers have hauled out lot of
fertilizers the past week. A large ma
Jorlty of them are using the fertilizers
manufactured by the Anderson Phos-
phate and Oil Co. This is home en-
terprise and deserves the patronage
OF our farmers.
According to the returns as tabulated
by the Comptroller General, Anderson
County has only 2,S45 dogs. This be.
ing new law and the first time dogs
had to be returned ag 90 cents each,
doubtless many owners OF dogs forgot
TO include their dogs in their return.
Invitations have been Issued by Mr.
and Mrs. b. +. DOuthit, OF Pendleton,
TO the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Blanche, and Baskin Il. Law
renee, of Pickens County. The mar
riage will be sOlemniZed aJ the home of
the brides parents on Wednesday, at
~ O'Clock noon, 9th inst.
The G. A. Reed Music House of this
city ls one OF the largest establishments
OF lts kind in the South and is shipping
pianos anu organr all over the country.
Last week two pp 'os were shipped TO
Orangeburg, QUE to Greenwood, one
to Union and one to Spartanburg.
This house can supply you with any
sort of musical instl and ut u
price that vii! piease you
VIM. B. Fletcher, son of j. II. Fletch-
or, died at his home at the Anderson
cotton mill last Sunday afternoon. He
the measles and had a relapse, which
caused his death. The young man
was IL years of age, and his Death is
deeply regretted ky .iio friends. The
Remains were inferred at Silver Brook
cemetery Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Ivy died last Friday morn
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. j.
X. ROberte, in this city She was 60
years OF age, and had been in feeble
health for u long while. MIS-. Ivy came
Macon, Ga. Her husband diet many
years ago and she had no children. On
saturday morning the remains were
inferred In Silver Brook cemetery.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution have appointed Mesdames
Warren Il. Davis, Rameay Doyle and
Mics Mayre ShelOr O committee to as
certain the names and places Of burial
Pickens and Anderson counties. Ali
persons having this Information will
please communicate with these ladies,
OF send the same to the office Of the
.keoWee Courier. .-Walhalla Courier.
Mr. David Blassingame. of Grayson
County, Texas, was in Easlay fhe past past
.Weel-. :. Disssingame moved from
the SlabtOwn neighborhOod about ten
years ago. He claims to be doing
we'll in his new home and likes Texas
"a Exne etr, = 4.
the growth of Easley since he left. He
is visiting relatives and friends and at
tending to business which will prob
ably keep him in this State for several
mont hs. Easley Progress. (:
q Rev. Oy u. Martin left on Tuesday
Tor visit of several days t. his father
home next Fiiday. He has decided to
accept the call recently rendered to
him by the first Baptist church Of Dali
ton, Georgia. This ig one of the larg-
est and most Influential churches in
Georgia. We regret that
"a r. Martin feels it his duty to leave
his present field, but we congratulate
the church at DALI N on securing a,
strong and forcef1l preacher.-Wil-
lialnston News. .5s a5.
I Last week William Turner, OF Rut-
ledge, Georgia, wrote to the Atlanta
Constitution about q flag Of Orr's
Rifles at Spottsyfvania Court House.
In "a few days2we received O letter
from a. NJ. Aiken, now on o visit to
Roanoke, Alabama, and also one from
w. e. COwan, Of Due West. each en-.
einsing the clipping from the; Consti-
tnti0n: Rev. John r. McBryde was
the col0rbearer that day, was captured
but carried the flag In his bosom
through priaon and back home.-Ab-
bevilie Medium.
Mrs, Margaret A. Langeton, wife of
w Langston, OF Poland, Ga.
died at the home Of her father. j. Nj.
HIT. at the Anderson cotton mill, on
night, 12th inst. She came to
Anderson o faW Reeka ago on a viaif 70