The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-27

second machine will be Installed in
about Swo weeks, and then the plant
1 viii DO running at its full capacity of
5000 horse power
An up .to-date farmer reads his local
paper: He wants to know what his
nelghbors gre doing, what ia happen
Ing IL the world around him and he
wants In many cases, to study tho ad-
Fertlsements md lind where 10 eau
buy goods the cheapest. He doesn't
cay much about it perhaps when he
put just let. q merchant advertise 4,
epecial bargain and 500 If the to-
date farmer doesn't lind it out and
take advantage of it.
Beginning July .and the Clemson
College agricultural car will start on a
various roints. The car will be at
Peizer on July 9th and Mt Honea Path
on July 9th, and the farmers Of those
two sections will have an opportunity
OF inspecting. the exhibits. The car
has been fitted out with various kinds
OF seeds and dairy machinery. Prof
=: N. Harper OF Clemson College. will
have charge of the car and will make
talks on agriculture.
William II. Cowan, n most estimable
citizen OF Due West, died ut the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. NJ. l.. Rice. at
Ninety Six, Thom lie was visiting on
Tuesday. 10th inst, aged about Gl
years. Mr.. Cowan was u valiant Con
federate soldier and served through
the war in Orr's Regiment. He lost an
arm in front of Petersburg. Va, June.
le04. He served one term "a county
commissioner for Abbeviiie County.
He has many old friends in Anderson
county who will regret to hear Of his
death.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Manldin,
in this city. this "wednesday morn
ing at o'clock, ny Rey: J. d. Chap
msn, , Mr. Prue 2. Clinkscales and
wac very pretty and impressive and
wac witnessed BY q number Of relatives
and intimate friends Of the happy cou-
pie.: Immediately after the ceremony
| the bridal couple left on trip to sew
| erai Northern resorts. We join their
| many friends in extending congratu-
lations and wish them q happy and
prosperous journey through life.
The Relton Times of last week con-
tanned the following paragraph, every
word OF which We can endorse: IA
number of the friends of. T. Cox
of Belton, are urging him to mako the
race for the Legislature. Mr. Cox has
reticent about going into the race but
has. the matter under consideration
He Is we'll qualified to represent this
county in the Legislature, being q man
Of education, good judgment aud q
high sense of honor-a well balanced
conscientious citizen. He would nc
doubt represent the county with
would send him." Mr. Cox has many
friends. throughout the county who
would be more than pleased to sec
him occupying seat in the House o1
Representatives. 3.
Our, fellow -townsman. Judge G., E.
Prince. held court at Union last week
The Onion Progress speaks Of him as
follows: Judge Princes continued
forcefnl Instructions GO jurors re)ct: =.
| to the proper enforcement Of la.Y ;tEC
order,, and his ability, impartiatity
and fearlessnese as q presiding Judge
has done more towards strengthening
the puniehing Of oil law hreakere, be
they Of high or low degree, than any
other one thing in Union in many
day. Such is always the result where
strong personality stands for the
right and deals out justice irrespective
OF persoa5 o. consequences, not De-
cause ,s Is pleasure; M hnt ss.ie:!s s:ea,
were more such men in each commun-
ity." ~. ...7'''-.c. = -
g. s. Smith, q young farmer. of the
Belton section, has fled in the Court
CT Common Pleas a suit against the
amount Of sio,6 ,6oo.' WhiIe fsi aiisItins "a is
from q train of the defendant company
| at Belton' some months ago Mr. Smithe
foot was so badly crushed as to make
amputation necessary. He bad gone
1 1 e... beard beard 70 assist mis- wife and three
! small children who were; coming to
this city and the train was started BE-
alighting from the moving train he
was hurled 10 the Ground and the
wheel passed over ono foot, completely
crushing it. Mr. Smith is q farmer
and has a wife and several children
dependent upon him. Mr.. J. j.. Nc
Swain e his attorney .-Greenville
We are eindebted to our clever friend,
La Reid Watson, one OF Anderson
county's most progressive aud SUCCESS
fpl farmers, for q sack OF excellent
Hour which was grown on his farm and
ground At his mill. in Hopewell Town
1u1ksTE-tA AAC " AChQ Wkt9
land that has been In cultivation for
more than fifty yesE5. He used lib.
eral quantity OF the Georgia chemical
fertilizers (as he does every year, on
the land, and in addition. TO what he
consumes himself, he now .has five
hundted bushels of wheat and Ave
hundred bubhels OF oats for sale, Mr.
Watson has never purchased abnsIiel
OF corn, for he always makes enough
TO do him. He has three miiIs-one
each TO. grind wheat, corn and stock
food. He also produces. g good supply,
OF cotton but makes that q surpius
crop! Snch, farmers as Mr. Watson
arc dependent, and it is q great pity
that Anderson County hns not more
:ss...: :si :.,~ s Outwlts tho Surgeon.
sE4 "A complication Of female troubles, with
catarrh Of. the sfomach aud bowels, had
tTeduosd Mrs. Thos. g. tAustin,,t or Leav-
Eenworth, Ind, to such deplorable son.
EDITION, that her doctor advised an opera
l.