The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-02-26

euoit Hoho anu were warmly Welcomed
by their friends.
James T. Greene. who recently "a.
signed his position at the Greenwood
cotton mill, has accepted q place as
engineer for q cotton mill at Ander-
son.-Greenwood Journal.
( Our fellow-townsman, Jeptha F..
Wilson, and Miss Ella Patterson were
married at the home of the brides
father, John j. Patterson, in this city.
on Monday evening, 18th inst.
John V. Stribling, of this .city. bas
Deen awarded tho contract to survey
anu engineer the plant of tho Blue
Ridge Water Company at Walhalla
ana Will begin the work at once.
kurtz Smith. of Anderson, attended
the Valentine party nj the residence of
mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Werner on last Fri
aay evening. He complained of hav-
Ing good time.-IYalhalla Courier.
And now another good crop prophet
comes to the front. He claims that
every year having tho figure 2 in it
since 1850 has been good crop
year, and that 1902 will be no excen-
ton.
1t costs you nothing but little of
your time to find out that Moore, Acl1-
or & Co. have an up-to- date stock of
newest merchandise and how cheap
they sell it. Read their new adyer-
tisement.
Farmers are getting anxious to pull
the "bell cord" over the mule now and
1t won't be long till we will hear the
gee-haw, see the briars fall, burning
OH, and hear the birds sing and smell
the fresh turned soil.
Albert NJ Carpenter, CRY editor Of
the Daily Mail. who has been report
ing the Senate proceedings for the Co
lumbia State during the session of the
Legislature, has returned to the city
and resumed his old work,
The Oldest inhabitant cannot tell
about winter in the dim past when
the ground was frozen nearly every
morning from November 10Th to Feb
rhary 10th, as has been the case this
year in the Piedmont region.
Cleveland Mitchell died at the home
of his grandfather. Edward Mitchell
near Honea Path, on Friday night, 18th
inst, after an illness of several weeks
with typhoid fever. He was about Il
years of.age. and n bright, industrious
boy.
The United States government is
erecting for the coast and geodelie
survey several towers, rs to 100 feet
high, in this section. One is at Barnes
station, on the Savannah Valley Rail
rond, and another at Little Mountain
in Varennes Township.
On the second page of The Intelli.
gencer this week we publish the nd.
dress delivered by Col. Sam. w
Wilkes at the recent urveiling of the
Confederate Monument in this city. II
is exceedingly interesting and worth 6
place in your scrap book.
While paperinR the new house of E
r. Vandiver on North McDuffie street
last Wednesday John Snow, painter
fell from q step-ladder and broke bott
bones of his left arm at the wrist. II
was very painful hurt, and it will be
good while before he again use hif
arm.
The old road '..w was found uncon-
stitutional by young lawyer Of An
derson- ThNs legislature thereupo1
"flled rush order" by passing anoth-
or last week, and now he says this il
unconstitutional. This young man
ought to have the job of "proof-reade,
as to unconstitutionality" In that BODY.
Greenwood Index.
AS a rule the people of this County
are sorry that the General Assembly
did not pass the fish law. Fishermen
In the tide water section with their
numberless gill nets, seines, etc., will
continue to get all the shad. If a pro.
per fish law had been passed and
enforced there would be plenty
of shad to reach this section of the
State.
On account of the inclement weather
the Ladi es' Auxiliary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church had to
postpone their Colonial Concert until
next Friday evening, when it will take
place in the Opera House. 1t will be a
most enjoyable occasion and should
be literally patronized. Remember the
time and placement Friday evening
ut the Opera House.
The price of staple provisions
throughout the State are about so pei
cent higher than they were two years
ago. Corn. bacon, lard, rice and canned
goods have all advanced. Flour, su-
gar and coffee keep down somewhat