The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-15

mas been carrying in his pocket for .l5
years. he bought it in Anderson in
lS4G and paid 81 l-2 cents for it. 1t is
presumed that DIR. Milwee never lost n
Key during that long period, as his keys
are on this ring.-GreenwOod JOurnu)
The large and attractive advertise
ment or the Evans Pharmacy on the
first page of The Intelligencer should
De read carefully, especially by those
VINO are afflicted and need q sarsapa-
tina. Thls remedy is made here at
nome, and is guaranteed by the Messrs.
The new advertisement OF the An
oerson Fertilizer Company reached ua
100 late for publication this week.
watch out for it next week, and in the
meantime ii you are going te buy any
Iertillzers call et the Company's Office
On Nortn Main street, see their goods
:, AT their annual meeting last week
the County Commissioners fixed the
tax levy for this County this year the
same as 1T was last year. For awhile
1t was feared that the levy would have
70 De increased on account of the great
damages to the bridges by the heavy
rains and floods of the past year.
The w. G. T. U. held its animal
meeting few days ago and elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. VIM. Laughlin;
vice Presidents, Mesdames G. Nj. Tol.
~; r; Is; Maxwell, w. l.. Brissey, II. C..
MeDD' :. /. Holleman; Secretary, Mrs.
McGee. ~ = 80
On account of the Good Roads Con-
VentIOn IN augusta next week, the G.
q w. G. Il. II. will sell tickets from
Anderson and other points between
mere and Augusta at one fare for the
Ionn9 trip; The tickets will be on
sale from the Goth to 24th, go0i 10 re-
turn until 28th inst. The round-trip
fare from Anderson is 1925.
The new schedule of the Blue Ridge
railroad reached us too late for publi-
cation this week. but will appear next
week. A new train has been put on
between this city and Belton, leaving
mere every day., except Sunday, at
m. This makes four trains O day be.
tween the two places.
Misses Lena Poore and Ethel Wilsop.
OF Bolton, s. c., spent three or fohr
days last week with D. A. Smith and
FAMILY, These. young ladies enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent while
IN our mountain city and returned
nome Sunday morning, leaving behind
them many new made friends and ac.
qualntances.-Walhalla Courier.
A newspapor is always printed in q
rush. There is always something in il
thai should be left out, and something
LETT ont that should be put in. 1t is
sometimes zoo quick to act, but with Its
faults snd shortcomings, there is more
there is in any novel. You will find the
brightest boy on practical, sensible
everyday questions is the boy who
reads the newspapers.
Some of you who thiak you are well
up IN epeiilng,, Just try to spell the
words in this little sentence: "It is
agreeable to witness the unparalleled
ecstasy. OF two harassed peddlers en-
two peeled pears" Read it over to
your friends and see how many can
spell every word correctly. The sen
tence contains many of the real puz-
zlers of the spelling book.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is about to start
on a lecture tour of the Southern
States, his subject being "Peace and
War In the United States and Cuba.''
fifteen times at various Chautauqra
assemblies next summer. We suggest
that an effort be made to induce Gen.
Lee to visit Anderson and deliver his
lecture. We believe he would be
greeted by a large and appreciative
Tho lod;oa oS &bo NoAl~r: GU,
will serve an old fashioned din
ner, with hot coffee, for the small
sum Of rs cents, at the storeroom for
merly occupied by b. o. Evans g. Co:
on south side Of the Court House
Square next Saturday, 18th inst. The
dinner will be ready Immediately after
the conclusion of the unveiling ceremo-
MES Of the Confederate mOnument.
We bespeak for the good ladies lib
eral patronage.
Hamp Murray, a white man, was
lodged in juii q few days ago on q
charge OF larceny of live stock and of
cotton. committed in the fall of 1887.
He tied to Georgia, and all attempts to
locate him proved futile, until q few
gays ago, when he was found in Hart
County, Ga. More than fourteen years
have elapsed since the crime was com
1uACtCu, ouu dC Cu0 L 6OTu6rY Term or
Court. the prisoner will get Justice
meted out to him.
The stockholders of the Anderson
Mattress and Spring Bed Company
neiiS their annual meeting last week.
The reports of the officers showed the
affairs of the Company to be in a pros
porous condition; The following direc-
tors were elected to serve the ensuing
year: T. s. Crayton, w. r. Osborne.
r. c. Webb. H. c. Townsed, G. w.
Evans, Fuller Watson and G.. NJ.
Tolly. The directors elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, r. c. Webb;
VIce-President, w. r. Osborne; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, It. S. Crayton.
Mrs. Jane Strickland, sae beloved
wife of Benjamin F: Strickland, Sr.,
died at her home in Hall Township last
Monday, aftera brief illness with pneu-
monia. Mrs. Strickland was about so
years Of age, AID was most highly es-
teemed by O wide circle of friends and
relatives, She had long been o consis-
tent member of the First Creek Baptist
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