The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-23
Remember This.


LIE INTELLIGENCEIs mas moved from
Its old quarters to its now building mt
the corner of AIcDnfiie and Depot
streets, nearly opposite G. +. folly g.
SONS furniture store. When you come
to the city remember this and s:;:; ,,a
Is cali,
a good second hand barn is offered
for sale in another column.
There are still few light csscs os
scarlet fever in and aroun d tho CITY.
The public schools of Hall Tow nship
will open the first Monday in Noyem-
Der.
OvercOats have been brought cut,
but some people still stick to their straw
hats.
The Anderson Fertilizer Manufacture
ing Company has purchased the Oil
Mill at Seneca.
The State Fair in Columbia next
week will attract large crowd of
visitors from this section.
Our young friend, Bismarck Seel,
has gone to Charleston, to accept a
clerkship at the Hotel Calhoun.
CD. O'Farrel. the clever and genial
representative Of the Atlanta Journal,
spent day in the city last week.
Mrs.>G. F. Tolly went to Elberton.
Ga. last week to spend a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Wilcox.
The Court of General Sessions for
Oc0nee County convenes at Walhalla
on the first Monday in November.
The tax books were opened a week
ago, but 80 far there has not been q
rush to pay early and avoid the crowd.
On account of moving into our new
Office we have been delayed day in
issuing THE INTEiIN:ENCER this week.
Please don't forget to hand in that
little amount you are due TIE INTEL
LIGENCER on subscription. Weneed it..
DR.. II. L. Henry, of Augusta, Ca,
has been spending a few days III the
city visiting his brother, DR. B. A. Hen
ry.
Geo. T. Baker, who has been teach
ing school for several months ut Jo-
casse, Ocpnee County, has returned
home.
q. w. johnson has removed to An
dersnn. where 'io. viii engage in the
brokerage business. Spartanbu,y
Journal.
County Treasurer Payne will start on
his trip through the County next Mon
day and will not be in his office until
Saturday.
Every one of our friends is cordially
invited to call anu see us ia our new
building at the corner Of McDuffie and
Depot streets.
!; j. w. Quattlebaum, Esq, has gone
to .Asheville, N. G., en professional
business and will probably j. be absent
until Saturday.
The season for planting trees is close
at hand There is room for few
more In our streets, and we hope they
will be planted.
The dam at Portman has been com
pleted, and the Power Company will
soon be ready for work under its in
creased capacity.
Chief of Police Dillingham; has de-
termined to rigidly enforce the city or
dinance against the boys using their
sling shots in the streets.
Married, on Sunday, October 20, 1901,
Mt Zion Church, near Pendleton, by
Rev. j. w. Bailey, Mr.. S. l.. Sharpton
and Miss Thella Williamson.
The attention of the patrons of the
Denver High school is called to the ad-
vertisement of the Principal, Prof.
Holland, in another column.
Ernest Poore, who has been employ
ed hy a. G. Fretwell in Virginia on n
railroad contract, came home few
days ago on a. short vacation.
Jane. Jeifrics. a negro chamberinaid
at the Hotel Chiquola, died suddenly
while Mt work there last Friday after
noon. Heart disease was the causc.
President Hnrtzog. of Clemson, noti-
ties his friends that the college can now
accommodate few more students as
the new dormitory is about complete.
Willie j. Bolt, of Anderson, nephew
OF DIR. J. L. Bolt. arrivedin Pickens
Tuesday and has accepted position
with A. NJ. Morris. .--IirLrnx jonrpGi.
Jas. f. Barton is erecting a substan-
tial brick building on his lot in the
rear of Granite Row, facing McDuflie
street and adjoining the lsleckley build
ing.
The EpwOrth League of st. Johns
M. +. Church will hold an important
meeting Mt the pnrsnpaoe this c-er:nn