The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02


inst. Children who are six years ofage
and who have never before attended the
school, should enter on that day.
There is no longer any doubt about the
extension of the time for the payment o.
taxes for the year just ended Gov E'-
lerbe has approved the joint resolution
extending the time to February Goth.
Our young friend, a Beatty Sherard, ol
this County, who is q student at the South
Carolina College in Columbia. has been
quite sick with fever for several weeks,
but is now up again and resumed bis
studies.
Col and Mrs. ]. ~ Hoyt, of Greenville
came oyer last Saturday and spent Sunday
in the city with relatives. Last Sunday
was the anniversary Of their marriage
which occurred in Anderson thrty-twc
years ego.
Rev B p Mitchell requests us to an
nounce that he will preach at Enoree
School House next Sunday morning at /
O'Clock, and at Oakland in the afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend the services.
Mr. Bailey Breazeale, OF Broadway
Township, few days ago butchered his
brsg hog, which tipped the beam at 7S2
pounds. Who can beat 1t? Mr Brea
zeale is one farmer who "lives at home
and boards at the same place"
Mrs. Laura Clifford. died at her home
in Piedmont last Thursday. She had been
in feeble health for several months and
her death was not unexpected. She was
an excellent woman, and was greatly be-
loved by her friends and neighbors.
Oa account of the Jockey Club Race
Meet ct Augusta, Gs, February 9Th to
10Th, the C. & w. G r r. will Sell round
trip tickets to Augusta, at five (5) cents
per mile. Tickets on sale from Feb. 9Th
to 10th inclusive, with final return limit
Feb. l2:h.
We are requested by Jno. X. Hood,
Master OF Hiram Lodge. to say that tho
Lodge will meet next Monday evening at
the usual hour, ! 80 p. m., and that it is
expected that T. a. and F. c degrees will
be conferred. Craftsmen are cordially in
vited 10 be present.
On accpnat OF the meeting Of the Grand
Chapter Royal Arch WISCONSIN Charleston
on the 7th inst, the c. 4 w G R. r. will
sell round trip tickets at the following
reduced rates: Anderson, $ll 05; Green
Vile. Sl1.5O Spartanburg. $40 so; Green
wood, $3.50. For further information call
on any agent of The Compaay.
The twenty y-6rst annual State Conven-
lion of the y. NJ. c. A., will be held ct
Columb bia. S. c., Feb. 1913 The rail-
roads will sell round trip tickets at all
stations in South Carolina. at Augusta,
Ca, and Charlotte, n. c., at the rate of
one and one-tbird fare. on Feb. 8, 10 and
IL, good to return until Feb II
The Robert L. Les Chapter of the
Daughters CT the Confsderacy will meet at
the home Of Mrs Rufus Fant next Mon
day. the eth inst, promptly at 80 o'clock.
! At the last meeting a resolution was
adopted requiring each member to notify
the hostess previous to every meeting
whether she will be present or not
Last night sneak thief entered the hell
of Mr.. II. G.. Johnson's residence, on
Greenville street, while the family were at
supper and stole two overcoats and hat
and then came out on The piazza and car
ried off bicycle which he rode to the e1-
treme limits of Calhoun street. where be
left it No arrests have been made, but
the police think they have the thief spot
ted.
The Piedmont San says: George Rich
ardsor, colored man living OF the plan
tation of Mr.. J. r. Clardy, near Beaver
dam Church, in Williamson township
went to frolic one night last week, came
home about midnight, went to sleep and
slept so soundly that the rats gnawed bis
toes and he did not wake up until they
had eaten into the flesh aud the toes
were bleeding Squire Cardy vouches
for IT,
II is reported here that Will Walker vi no,
went TO Texas some weeks ago, had been
found dead by some parties OF that State.
Itseems from the report that he attempted
to cross a stream and in some way lost his
| balance and fell from the foot log and was
| drowned We have been unable to learn
thu fact, but suppose the above ia about
correct. Mr. Walker lived few miles
from this place and was we'll known by
many Of our readers -Honca Patti Chron.
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: brother editor says: No sensible
man should get angry because newspa-
per man duns him for money. y dun ia
not an impeachment of a subscribers in
tegrity, but it is the oulcropping Of the
: publishers necessity. For instance, q
thousand men owe from Que to four dol
lars He has to dun them to ray xpel-
SOS. Tustead OF becoming angry for what
is honestly due, tho subscriber should
thank the editor for waiting on him patti.
emily sad pay mp like man "
Son,e of tho energetic ladies OF Lho F.rst
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