The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-28

hls many friends are delighted to
know that his stay there has greatly
improved his health.
who advertlses. People know that If
they want the largest stocks of the
most up to- date goods, they must go to
the store that is consistent, persistent
user OF newspaper space.
J.. r. Shelor, who has been cashier
at the freight depot OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad, has resigned his position TO
accept a position in the First National
bapk OF Greenville. He will be sue
eededby r. j. Brock.
Rev;J. d. Chapman, pastor of the
frst Baptist Church in this city, leaves
the Worlds Baptist Congress. We
JOIN his many friends in wishing him
pleasant and safe trip.
The Southern Railway will run an
excursion tomorrow from Gainesville,
to Charleston, and will no doubt carry
large crowd. The fare is cheap from
all points along the railway.
Mrs. j. d. Chapman was called to
Albany, Ca, Friday on account of the
death of her brother, B. l.. Winston.
Mr. winston was injured in railroad
which he died d few hours later.
There will be an all-day singing at
triangle. near Bolton, the second
SUNDAY in July. conducted by Messrs.
4: M. Lock. Compton and others.
Inc public is invited to attend and
bring well-filled dinner baskets.
Announcements are now in order for
candidates for the Houea of Represan-
tatives to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Judge Geo. E.
Prince. The election viii! no doubt be
arranged to take place some time in
August.
The Jones correspondent of the
Greenwood Index says: ~. II. Davis
and family have moved to Pelzer. We
sincerely regret their departure and
cordially commend them to the favor
es!s consideration OF the good people
ahe Pendleton Farmers Union will
meet in Farmers Hall at Pendleton.
every Saturday evening at O'clock
until 9Th July, when the most impor-
tant meeting of the year will be held
for the purpose of considering impor-
Miss Meta McGee left esterday for
her nome Mt Starr, where she will
spend few days before taking mn
special work in music at some summer
school. She will be away from the
city about six weeks.-Greenwoo
News and Views.
Now that the fruit season has open :
ed the housewives will be kept busy
this summer canning and preserving.
Hundreds of cans and glass lars and
thousands of pounds of sugar will be
used during the fruit season for pre-
serving purposes.
You make some sort of excuse to
keep away from church when the
THERMOMETERS is about 90. But remem-
Der that If the pastor can prepare a
sermon and preach it, you oue ut to 90
and listen to him and encourage him
by your presence.
Samuel T.. Craig was stricken with
paralysis q few days ago at his home
at the Orr Mills. his right side being
affected. Yesterday he was much
better, and his many friends in the
county will join US in wishing him q
speedy restoration to health.
Jim Cox, q negro from Bruehy Creek
township. has been lodged in Jail
charged with arson. It is alleged that
he set fire to the barn of Walter King,
farmer of that section, few nights
ago. The fire wos extinguished be-
fore any damage was done.
"A. local reporter on the Charleston
Evening Post last week mentioned q
big excursion that came down from
Walhalla and Anderson as "people of
the. sand hills" That young man
probably never saw red clay or flint
rock in his Manning Farmer.
The great cost sale at the Magnet
Store 10 drawing big crowds every day,
and will continue for a few days long
or, as you will see by reading their in
terestlng advertisement on the, first
page of The Intelligencer. Goand see
the bargains that are being offered.
Rev. Gilbert Smith will have charge
OF the pulpit of the Methodist Church
In this city until the pastor, Rev. M.
B. Kelley, ie able to resume his work.
superin tendent { Of Ell the Riverside M 3 ii. Nils.
and is bright and promising young
minister. =
On account Of the Fourth of July
celebration in this city the Southern
Railwe. } will sell round-trip tickets to
Anderson at the low rate Of one and
one-third frst-class fare from all
points. Tickets will be on sale July
Let, 2nd. 8rd and 4th. and are good to
return until July 9Th.
There are two vacancies in the Glenn
son College scholarships from Ander-
son. County: A competitive exami-
nation to fill these vacancies will be
held in the Court House oD Friday,
July 9Th, The scholarships are worth
one hundred dollars each. County
of Education r. E.
Nicholson will give applicants all
necessary information.