The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-09

Sns;NSyN MvASn maln Street wac burg
Ing Q pane of glass in the front window
and carried q of fsmall lot Of candy.
canned goods, etc. The police were
'notine0 Saturday morning, md in a |
snort time 4 herdeen jackson, q negro
O0y a60ut1S u IL years Of age, was ar.
sesseu ana nearly oil of the stolen goods |
or thirty days in the city chain gang
Mr: G. G. Lansston. our junior editor.
teie TOT charleston yesterday afternoon |
CO JOIN the committe of arrangements.
OF wnich ne ls member, who have in |
the presentation, by President Roose-
yelt, OF the sword selected by the peo.
pie OF this State to Mai. Micah Jenkins
ae mementO OF their appreciation Of |
nts gallant conduct while serving with |
1ne Rough Riders during our late war.
Inc presentation takes place today on
the Exposition grounds.
The 21st annual reunion OF the eur.
VlyOrs OF Orrs Regiment will he held
this year at Due West. At tho last
reunion the place and date for the next
reunion was left to the executive COM
mittee' anu TINS committee having re-
the citizens of Due West and surround
ing country. met few days ago and
decided to go there. The exact date
Will be fixed later. A company of this
famous Regiment was composed of cit
liens OF tho Due West section.
A merchant may wait for peonl. fo
hnd out that he has good things, and
has them cheap, but in the mcantime
he Is apt to find out that the people
have been to somebody else while he
was waiting for them. The moral ie
that you should advertise in tho paper
that people read and then pick up and
look over and over again and pass
round the home circle, il you Want
trade. Trouble might find you before
the people do. If you have anything
worth advertising. advertise it. Ifyou
90 not advertise the people arc .iustifia-
Ole IN assuming that you have nothing
worth telling them about and do not
care to invite their trade.
James A. Morrow, an old Anderson
County boy, who has been with the
subsistence department of the United
States, and who was stationed Mt San
Frenciscc, Cal, for a long time, and
from which place he made two trips to
tne Phlilpplnes, has recently been as
signed to detachment of the United
States Signal Corps and sent to Alaska
In letter from him, ordering the ad.
dress OF his Intelligencer changed, he
says he will be in Alaska several months
constructing telegraph line along the
nAl American Route to the Yukon
he Is enjoying good health, and We
know that his friends in this County
will be delighted to hear from him,
Mrs. Lou Brownlee, mother of s. D
Brownlee, of this city, died at her HON,
In Due West at Co. clock Sunday morn
Ing last. She was i'll for about weeks
Three sons survive her: j. L. Brown
lee, presbyterian minister; r. e
Due West, with whom the decease,
made his home, and s. d. Brownlee, o
this city. Mrs. Brownlee was fre
guent visitor to Anderson aud her gen
tie, genial nature won her many arden
friends. She was sixty seven year
Old and member of the AssOciat
Reform Presbyterian Church. Th
funeral was conducted by Rev. o. Y
Bonner and the interment took plac
at Due West.
| Mayor Tolly, of Anderson, deserve
TO be awarded the medal for honesty
anu there is no use to continue tn
search for an honest man, he is found
and the mayor of the Electric City"
the man. He quietly came out throug
the turnstile at the grounds, bough
his car ticket and dropped it in the bo
at the entrance and took his seat in tn
car. Cityward sped the car, but n
cond lctor coming around to cOlleC
fares, the mayor called him to accoun
and stated that he had neglected t
collect his fare. "Did you not get o.
at the Exposition7" eyes, sir; but
have not paid on the car" The "Knigh
Of the Bell Cord" dropped the nickle i
his pocket and winked and the mayo
of Anderson was happy.-Charlesto
correspondence of Newberry Heral
and News.
Anderson County has lost anothe
good citizen in the death of our vener
able friend, Mr.. Harrison Tucker
we'll Township last Sunday night, afte
an illness of several weeks. Mr.. Tuck
er was about 81 years Of age, and wa
born, reared and spent his life in An
dersOn County. He was q man OF fey
words and attended strictly to his Ow
business. His life work was on tn
farm, and by his good Judgment an,
energetic labors made success of hi
occupation. His large plantation wa
pleasure to. his friends to visit hi
hospitable home. Mr. Tucker ha
long been u member of the Baptis
Church, and lived up strictly to tina
golden rule, "do unto others as yo
would have them do unto you." H
served his State faithfully during th
civil war as privatein the Hampto
Polly Watson, daughter Of the lat
David Watson, sr., and she with fou
sons and two daughters are left t,
cherish the memory Of devoted mus
band and an affectionato father. Th
remains were brought to this city yes
terday at noon and inferred in 'Sifve
Brook Cemetery. Rev. o. j. Copelan,
presence of many sorrowing friend
/ and relatives.
We offer this week hundreds Of D air
OF Sample Shoes at prices TO please. Com
quick while we have your mum ber. Pri
1 ces on these Shoes too cheap TO quote.
/ Vandiver Bros.