The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-20

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This section has had most delightful
weather during the past week.
Several communications reached us
too late for publication. this week.
The time for making your tax return
to Auditor Boleman expires to-day,
Mrs. Samuella Rosser, of Abbevillc,
is in tho city visiting relatives and
friends.
See advertisement of extra term Of
Court of General Sessions, which will
convene March Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. James, of Liberty,
have been spending few days in An
derson with friends.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. has anew
/ advertisement in another column that
Will interest you. Read it.
We are indebted to Senator TillHan
for several public documents recently
issued by the National nment.
Mrs. j. c. Harris, accompanied by
her son. Herbert, has gone to Florida
to spend e few weeks with relatives.
A lot of the Belgian blocks, recently
purchased by the City, are being re-
ceived and will soon be placed in posi-
ton.
Gov. McSweency has appointed A.
NJ. Guyton Magistrate for Hopewell
Township and J.J. Trussell for Honca
Path.
Messrs. Joe BeE anu Stephen Pre-
vost, of Columbia, have been spending
few days in che city with their pa
rents.
Rev. Henry Martin will preach at
Whitcfield Church. in Hopewell Town
ship, next Sunday morning, at II
o'clock.
The State Sunday School Conven-
tion meets at Newberry next week.
Anderson County, rs usual, will be
represented.
Anderson is TO have beer dispcn-
sary, and the Board Of Control wants a
dispenser. Sec advertisement in an
other column.
ChiQuola Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
will hold an important meeting to-mor-
row evening. All the members are
urged to attend.
The season of Lent began this morn
ing and will continue for forty days,
ending with Easter Sunday. the first
Sunday in April.
The dwelling house of J. D. Carwillc,
in Abbeville County, about three miles
south of Honea Path, was DESTROYED by
fl &c few nights ago.
d. G. Brown g. Bro. have purchased
the stock ofIgoods of Pitts g. Byrd and
are offering some rare bargains to their
customers. Give them call.
Mr.. S. StrOuse, of the firm of j. H.
We'll g. Co., has gone to the eastern
markets to bEy stock Of spring
goods MRS. StrOuse him.
The grip is as prevalent all over the
County as in the city and is severe
everywhere. Comparatively few cases
OF pneumonia have developed, how
ever.
Mr.. George b. Townsend. represent
ing tho Anderson Ice Factory, spent q
few days last week at Birmingham,
Ala, attending the Southern Ice Con-
ventiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Griffin, of Lock
hart, S. c., are visiting their old homes
and relatives in this County. Mr..
Griffin was in the city Monday and
gave us pleasant call.
Miss Annie Wakefield, an attractive
Young lady of Anderson, ia here on q
visit to her sister, Miss Robbie. She
has been the recipient of much social
attention. -Batcsburg Adrocatc.
A charter has been granted the Bank
of Mccormick, to be located ut Nc
C"rmicll. The capital stock is. S25,uOc,
anu tine officers are b. f. Mauldin,
president, and j. L. Britt, cashier.
: Mrs. ID. NJ. Wilson and Miss Ola
Moore, representing the firm of Moore,
Acker e. Co. have gone to the eastern
markets to assist in buying n select
stock of spring and summer goods.
Read the new advertisement of G.
Frank Bolt, the cash grocer. in this is
sue. While waiting for your garden to
come in you can send to him and get
any kind of canned vegetable You want.
1t is not often that the street sprink-
Ter has to be used on the streets of An
dersOn during tLe month. of February,
but it was brought ont last Monday
and it did good service in settling tho
dust.
Married, on Wednesday, February
13, 1901, at the ho.nc of the BRIDES faith
er, MIR. t. M. King, by Rev. w. b.