The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-28

clothes ana then applylng3 hghtcd
match to them.
The hunting season is rapidly draw
ing to n close, and those who love tho
sport and have the time are going out
every day to make up for lost time.
The time for shooting partridges will
expire next Saturday.
The Township Democratic clubs will
meet for the purpose of organizing on
the fourth Saturday in Aprilp prox. The
county convention will meet on the first
Monday in May. AllDemocrats should
attend their club meeting.
Mr.. Frank Gerk, who has been with
tho job department of tho Anderson
Printing and Stationary Co. for some
time, left last Sunday for his home in
Due West, where he will work on the
Associate Reform Presbyterian.
Two little boys-Claudius A. Tribblc
and Jerome B. Bowen-sons Of Mr.. NJ.
A. Reeves, near Bolton, called on us
last Thursday. They are two bright
little fellows, and were much interest
cd in what they saw. Call again, boys.
A special meeting Of the Chiquola
Lodge knights Of Pythins will be held
tomorrow evening for the purpose Of
comforting the first anu second ranks.
Every member is urged to attend, us q
large meeting is earnestly desired by
tho officers.
At meeting Of the Andei son lcgis-
lative delegation in this city last Mon
day the present members Of the Coun-
ty Board of Control, which is composed
of Messrs. L. II. Burriss j. w. Roth
rock and j. J. Vaughn, were recon-
mended for reappointment.
j. L. Mcmillan has the contract for
making two million brick for the An
derson Cotton Mill. The brick will be
made at Latimer, and Monday Mr.. Nc
MILAN was busy getting his hands and
machinery of. About thirty-seven
hands were sent from here-i JJcrilIc
Medium.
Tho Amateur Dramatic Club of Bel
ton will present whats Next to the
public on Friday night, April 9th, in
that town. This club is quite profi
cicnt, and the play is sure to make Il
hit. whats Next is Of grcatnotoricty,
is very popular, and is humorous as
we'll as instructive.
Mr.. Paul L. Gadsdcn, formerly Of
this city, but now Of the City of Mcxi-
co, and Miss Claire ID. Richter, Of st.
Louis, Mo-, were married few days
ago at the home of the bride. The
groom's many friends i'll Anderson will
join us in extending him congratula-
tions and wishing he and his bride all
the happiness attainablc in this life.
The new roadlaw approved February
10th, 1900, makes the width of high
ways from 16 to 90 feet exclusive of
side bitches and other distractions. 1t
gives tho County Boards of Commits
sioners power to discontinue any public
roads and bridges. It also authorizes
them to open new public roads, to wild
en- or change their locations by pur-
chasing CT condcmning rights cf way.
Mr.J. w. Martin, representing L. A.
Cults. a large cotton broker Of Sit
vnnnah, has been in the city in the in
terest Of his house for several days,
receiving large lots of cotton recently
purchased from Mcssrs. Dean g. Rat
life and others. He is still i'll the city,
and expects to get the lions share Of
the remnant lots scattered through the
County.
The stockholders of the Guaranty
and Loan Association held a
yesterday afternoon ut the
Peoples Bank and organized by elect
ing the following officers: President.
J. j. Fretwell; Treasurer, J.. G. Hollc-
....a;s; Directors, Jos. j. Frctwell, Chas.
E. Cobb. F. 7. Wilhitc, +. Blair Cray
ton, s. N. Gilmcr, p. X. McCully, Jr.,
II. H. Watkins, w. l.. Brissey, w. w.
Mr.. j. H. Collins, Anderson's ener-
getic and clever photographer, has just
purchased the latest improved pano-
ramic camera, tho "Al-Vista," to be
used in taking panoramic views. 1t
can be so adjusted that by the touch of
0 spring the mechanism is released and
the camera flies around in q circle like
the lens sweeping everything
within radius Of seven and one half
miles and making complete circular
picture.
We are in receipt of letter from our
friend, Rev. w. r.. Earle, formerly of
this County but now living in Colorado
his subscription to THE IN
He says: 81 am getting
along very we'll in my Western home.
We have just closed the most success
full meeting ever held in the city, about
ninety protesting faith in Christ" Mr..
Earle's friends in this County will be
we know, to hear of his
success in his adopted home.
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