The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17

'HeS' uis VIII insure tnelt puDnc0-
tion he paper the same week they
are ~.Itten.
Miss Estelle Beck, of this city, who
- Student G: Winthrop College, has
Deen selected by the student body of
tnat college delegate to the conven-
uon or the Student Volunteer Move
| ment, which will be held in Nashville,
Tenn, on February 2Sti.
For several weeks no cotton of any
consequence has been. sold Oh the
streets OF tho city, aud the farmers are
! either holding for moro money "r do
NOT need the cash and II keeping
thelr cotton for future use. In ...ucr
case 1t is to their advantage immensely.
We, are indebted to our young
friend, r. Thompson Hnynie, OF Var
ennes Township, for fiue mess of
sparerios, backbone. etc. Mr.. Huynie
Ii one OF the cDunty's most enerGotic
Young farmers, end. in addition to his
| other supplies, raises some fine pork
| ers every year. ..'.....
Col. NJ. p. Tribble, member of the
mouse OF Representatives from Ander-
son and candidate for Secretary of
state, spont few days in the city dur
ing the past week Col. Tribble is
very popular in LaureGs and practi-
| cally every body is his friend. d.-Laurens
Advertiser, 10th inst.
The Liberty correspondent of the
Easiey Progress says: u. NJ. Garrett,
county. has purchased b. w. Nc
Whorters house and lot in town. Mr..
Garrett proposes to move her" in the
ne1r future to get the bepeht Of our
GRADED school advantages"
1'ha i.c.-A a.--A.,, ,c Nr -
Mrs. w. 8. Ramsey died at their home
IN this city last IhurSdey morning, after
| brief illness. TIL, remains were car
| rled to Williamsto.l and inferred Fri
day morning at II o'clock. TIE be-
reaved parents ha We the sympathies Of
al! their friends il theie sorrow.
a professor has discovered among
some ancient ruins what is supposed
20 De the eleventh commandment. The
text OF 1t is as follows: "Emas rof
yltpmorp tseyap uoht seelnu repap-
sven q daer ton tlahs u0ht." Tho COM
mandment is easily translated by be-
reading backward.
The three-year- old son of E. r.
Doggett, of Piedmont, swallowed a
BRASS rlvet last Monday and died OF
stInhgqiatlon befqre q physician could
4hAs IOSSClt lS OStISSer
Of the. cloth room aC the Piedmont
mills, and he and the devoted mother
have the eympathies of all their friends
IN their sore bereavement.
Last Wednesday afternoon q negro
dentally killed on Il. W. Pruitt's
nlantation,. in Varennes Township.
while hauling wood the mule ran away
ana he vas thrown oti, killing him in.
stantly. The coroner did not hold an
inquest, as there was no question as to
now the boy came to his death.
Meesrs. B. Frank Mauldin, j. j.
Fretwell and ,B. Harris attended the
convention OF the Southern Cotton
ASSOCIATE on ia New Orleans last week,
The econyention was a big success and
Will result in doing good for the cotton
producers OF fhe south. Il resolution
was adopted demanding 10 cents for
the portion Of the crop now in the
hands of the farmers.;s :. - :
Any subscriber to The Intelligsncey
wsG fails to receive hia paper regularly
us at once. Don't wait to m,sa sev.
eral weeks, but report the first paper
missed. It is the object to sarya onE
subscribers to the best of our nNsikf7H.
ana uniess they will let us know when
their paper fails to reach them we will
never know anything about it. : :.
AS usual at the beginning OF the now
year We are parting company with
come Of our dear delinquents.n Later
on we. Wtll part company with g few
more II they do not pay up. We are
putting. these [delinq1ents on our
9iaek list, and we may publish it to
ne ESrid &C some future day just to
let the people. see who are mean
enongh to cheat the poor printers ont
Of few dollars. e: <: ,.i..@.::i : s.. =.
/: Mrs. IL: g. Chamblee died at her
nome in: this: city on Tuesday. 9th inst.,
70 years. On Wednesday morni5e ] t6 The
remains were carried out to Ro6ests
Church and uttered, Rev. j. d. Chan
man cofiiastiStinE the funeral services.
Mrs. Chamblee had long been q devo-
ted member of tie Baptist Church and
] wac ~ most excellent woman. She
leaves three daughters and many rela.
tlges, who" have the. sympathy of q
wide circle Of friends in. their bereave-
n1ent. # I IS. I Z; \. N ,'.;..:' s
| ~; a young lady who lives in this city
wac told IT sh 9. walked down stairs
baskwaId: y ate four, sonr apples and a
quart or hickory nuts and then swal-
lowed q glass OF water without taking
breath, she would dream OF her future
MuppaIu.% SHs tIied inc DTrsIfip1iiUu on
Thursday night but was not gratitied
9Th: her sncc cess: AS far as prod dncing
dreams ~ aas all right, but siae: de-
sclarps that she would not marry th @
mRn siIe saW in her visions il he wore
ncoronet and had more money than q
Yande - s:;:, + s5i= E%@{{:: s!
MI: 8. 2. Shelley died dc his home
/ IN this city last: last Friday morning.
after an illness o15saveral 'weekss in
the 87ths year sof his age. ! Mr. Shea1ey;
sWaa g MEM Der Of the city. police force,
amost; worthy, 'uprig ght man and high
IL esteemed by AlL of. his friends and
l5aeqga' tances His I, reriainsS. were
Icarried TO his old home, Grauit evills, S.
C., and inferred Oticer Ia. Camp.
bell accompanied the remains, which
were escorted 10 the depot by the me.l- ::
lbers OF Z he city, conncil 4 and police
force. He leaves q wife: and four chill!
dfen TO cherish his memory. 3 ;t:.:, {.
IEs The Dixie Ct ChApter, u. d. c., held
it's animal meeting sat the home OF,
4 M rasf (S:S Efi NJ