The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-20

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Ernest Smith; OF Columbia, is in the
city visiting his parents.
Night services at all the city church
es will begiu at o'clock hereafter.
H T. Adams, &C Charlotte, spent
portion of Sunday and Monday in the
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Ifyou want something good to eat
| read the rev advertisement Of G.. F.
Bolt.
Read carefully the new advertise
ment Of b. o. Evans g. Co., the spot
cash clothiers
If you have a vehicle of any sort that
needs repairing, read the advertise
ment ef Paul E. Stephens.
March came in as gently as little
lamb, bat she has been roaring like q
lion almost every day since.
The streets are not very crowded
with people these days. The farmers
are 700 busy to come to town.
The new advertisement Of j. II.
We'll g. Co. is OF special interest to the
ladies, who should read it carefully.
Rev. w. B. Hawkins has purchased
q lot on West Franklin street and will
soon erect q substantial cottage on it.
The G.. A. Reed Music House has
new advertisement in another col
umn, to which your attention is direct
ed.
The beautiful, new and commodious
dwelling house of Mr.. w. B. Magruder
on McDuffie street is nearing compile
tion.
Travellers who have been in the
country say that the amount of work
already done on the farms is astonish-
ishing.
A one-cent mile rate has been an
nounced over all railroads to Columbia
May q ID on account of the Confederate
Reunion.
MI. aud Mrs. W. w. Hunnicut, of
Oconee County were in the city last
week visiting their daughter, Mrs. S.
G.. Bruce.
Miss Lula McGees who has been
teaching school at Eureka during the
winter, has returned to her home at
Due West.
Miss Bessie Vail, of New York, has
come to Anderson to take charge of the
millinery department of Moore, Acker
g. Cos. store.
Magistrate Wilson, of this city, re-
quests us to announce that all warrants
issued by HIM will be served by the
Sheriff and his Deputies.
The C. F. Jones Co. make an inn
portant announcement in their new
advertisement, which should be read
by every one or enr readers.
Miss Estelle Mckinney is again be-
hind the counter at Osborne g. Pear
sons, where she will be delighted to
serve her friends at any time.
The time for paying the commuta.
tion road tax has been extended until
April 1st. See notice of the County
Supervisor in another column.
Rev s. j. Cartledge, thenew pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church,
reached Anderson last night and will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday
The round trip railroad fare from
Anderson to Memphis. Tenn.,- on ac-
count of the Confederate Veterane'
Reunion nextMay. will be S11.sO.
The State Firemen's Tournament
will be held. in Newberry June 9th and
9th. The, Anderson tiremen must go
down and capture few of the prizes.
The Lodge of knights of Pythias at
Belton will be reorganized this even-.
ing. A number of Knights from this
city will go there and assist in the work.
Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will hold an important anu interesting
meeting tomorrow evening at IS o'clock.
All the members are urged to attend.
The Schubert Symphony Club of
Chicago will appear in the Opera
House on Thursday evening, 28th inst, !,
and royal treat is in store for oar
people.
Miss Copper. who has had charge of
@. f. Jones e. Co,s.nlillinery depart
ment for several years. has returned to
Anderson and again will be IN the Same
position.
Miss Eta Wynn, an experienced. il
liner Of Baltimore, has been employed
by Julius H. We'll g. Co.. of this city,
/ to take charge of their millinery de-
partment.
Mr.. E. L. Clarke, Of Union, s. c.,