The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-28

stallment Of the annual report of
| County Treasurer Payne for the fiscal
year 1900-1001. The publication of this
report ie source Of information
20 the taxpayers OF the county, as it
shows them how the moray has been
expended.
MIRA. Susan Hall, widow of w. p.
Hal, OF Charleston. lately deceased,
and daughter Of the late Col. Ben.
Sioan' ofPendleton, died in Charleston
Friday night last. The remains were
brought to Pendleton and inferred in
tne Episcopal Churchyard Sunday af-
ternoon last.
beginning next Monday the mer-
chants Of the city have agreed to close
tneir stores every day except Saturday
at o;ao O'Clock p. m. until September
lsr: The clerks have worked faithful
~ during the Fall and Winter months,
anu tney deserve the little rest and
recreation the early closing affords
them.
Next Monday, June End, the corner
stone OF the Central Presbyterian
Church will be laid by Hiram Lodge,
NO. 68. A. F. NJ, of this city. Grand
Master Whitehead, of Charleston, will
conduct the ceremonies. All the Ma
sonic Lodges in this County are invited
to attend and participate in the cere-
monies.
&. w. Evans, of Anderson, senior
member OF the drug concern known as
the Evans Pharmacy, is in Charleston.
Mr. Evans is one of the most progress
slve and enterprising citizens of Ander-
son. de came down to attend q meet
ing OF State Pharmacists and remained
over Tor Wagener Day Post,
22nd inst
Ralph Pennell, son Of j. r. Pennell,
who last Summer secured the appoint
ment of the scholarship at West Point
Military Academy by competitive ex-
animation, has been ordered to report
to the Academy on the 10Th of June
next. Ralph deserves congratulation
and the people will watch his course
with interest.
The wife Of a farmer near town had
liniment that she used for everything
'Eae other night she was sick and her
husband got up in the dark. got the
liniment and rubbed it over her body
She was given instant relief. The ces;
next morning it was discovered that he
had gotten bottle of blueing instead
of the liniment.
1t will be welcome news to his many
friends to announce that the General
Conference, now in session in Dallas,
Texas, has just granted Rev. John NJ.
Lander permission to return on a visit
from his far distant field Of labor as q
missionary in Brazil, and he will proba-
bly, return with his family some time in
September Williamson News.
AT meeting Of the creditors of w.
j. Moorehead last Monday, C. NJ. Mill
ing was appointed trustee. Mr.. Moore
heads liabilities are $4,000 and his as
sets S28,000. Mr. Moorehead's friends
in the town and country will regret to
learn that he is not going to remain in
Darlington, but will return to Bolton,
his old home.-DarlingtoE News.
Masters Willie and Talmage Thomp-
son, and their sister, Miss Jessie, chill
dren of DR.. R. E. Thompson, of this
County, who have been attending the
Dixie High School, near Charlotte, n.
c., of which their brother is principal,
have returned home. Willie was
awarded the medal in the declaimers'
contest, and Talmage was given the
scholarship medal for having STOOD the
best examination in his studies of any
member Of his class.
On Sunday evoning last, about mid.
night, occurred the death OF Mrs. Sam
uel Whitaker, at her home in Brushy
Creek Township. Mrs. Whitaker was
Miss Lille Dobbins, daughter of j. D.
Dobbins, and niece Of j. j. Dobbins,
of this city. The death was under pc.
culiarly sad circumstances. Two small
children and the husband are bereft OF
their greatest earthly friend. The in.
torment took place at Fiat Rock yester.
day afternoon at o'clock.
The City Council is having some ex-
cellent work done on the streets
Greenville street has been made ter
feet wider and put in fine shape. and
the same kind Of work is being done
on East Boundary street. To improve
the looks Of the city it takes time fol-
work and time for the growth of trees
shrubs, vines and grasses, and it takes
CO. operation between the citizens and
the Council, all of which appears to be
understood now, and Anderson is be-
ginning to be beautiful city.
Misfortunes never come singly. Mr..
"Dan" Carlisle had the misfortune to
break his leg last Monday morning. In
drawing his buggy from under the
shelter, one of the front wheels struck
n nnof a tho