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

Let's all try to make hard times easier
The price Of meat, -four, corn. ETC.,
continues to advance.
A local weather prophet says we are
going 10 have an early spring.
Miss Gertrude Hoyt, of Greenyille.
ia In the city visiting relatives.
The County Pension Board will meet
next Monday. See advertisement.
Meal is now. worth one dollar a bush
ei' which makes corn bread luxury.
= A. L. We!ch has gone to Franklin.
Tenn, to visit sister, who is in feeble
II You want some good coffee, C. F.
Bolt can supply you. Read his new
advertisement.
Some of our early gardeners hove
commenced preparing the ground for
early sowing of seed.
DR.. J. P. Ducket went down to Navy
Derry last week to visit his old home,
relatives and friends.
d. G: Brown g. Bro. are ready to sup
ply tl.elfarmers with fertilizers. Read
their new advertisement.
Chiquola Lodge. knights of Pythias,
Will meet tomorrow evening. Every
member is urged to attend.
Mayor Tolly has been suffering with
q severe cold and confined to his room
several days the past week.
p. Brooks Galley, of the Storeville
sectiof. has moved to the city and viii
work at his trade, carpentering.
julius H. We'll went to Charleston
last Friday to visit friends and spend
few days visiting the Exposition.
The Anderson Oil and Fertilizer
Company has purchased the Honea
Path OilMill. The price paid was $780,
E. G. McAdams, Esq, offers q resi-
dence, witt, five acres Of land, in the
city, for sale or rent. See advertise
ment.
Themeeting of teachers has been post
pODed from the 18th to the 25th inst,
by superintendent Nicholson. See ad-
Vertisement.
Since the notice of extension for the
time for the payment of taxes, business
has been quite slack around the coun-
ty treasurer's Office.
From all reports there will be more
candidates for the County offices this
year than usual. and the campaign
promises to be o lively one.
Citizen Josh Ashley wishes it
understood that he is still in the same
frame of mind with regard to "rabid
dog legislation. n."--Greenwood Index.
Mrs. j. B. Patrick, accompanied bv
her daughter, Miss Louise, attended
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. j. r. P.
Goodlett, in Spartanburg last Friday.
John B. Humbert, of Henea Path,
has accepted o position as boOkkeeper
with the Anderson Oil and Fertilizer
Company, and has entered upon his
work. 4
Married, on December 20, 1901, at the
Mcclure NJ. E. parsonage, by Rev. J.
w. Bailey, Mr.. John D. Bice and Miss
Minnie III. Thacker, all of Anderson
County.
Married, on Sunday, January s, 1902,
by j. Reid Garrison, Notary Public,
and at his residence, Mr.. Homer Hem
bree aud Miss Essie Davis, all of Pen
dleton Township.
A special meeting of the etockhold-
Power Co. will be held in this city on
Eebruary 12th next. See President
Orr's advertisement.
Congressman Latimer is sending his
constituents supply of garden seed.
In nearly every mail there are qaanti-
zens of this section.
Married, on Sunday, January 10,
1SO2, at the home Of the bride at the
Anderson Cotton Mills, by Rev. w. B.
Hawkins, Mr.. NJ. r. Richey and Miss
Mary Taylor, both of this city.
Our young friends, Gus. Bowie and
Cliff. Martin, of this County. passed
through the city last Monday on their
way to Pickens, where they will en-
gage in business for q few months.
Isaac Rayanel. a good old-time, hon
esf and industrious negro, died at his
home in this city last Saturday. He
vas formerly a slave of the late DR.. C.
Gaillard. and wasSE3about 81 years Of
age.
3. l.. Shirley, of Anderson, S. c., has
been In the Flatwoods prospecting for
several days. He has also been an ap-
preciated visitor at the hospitable
homo Of Barnard F. Smith.-Efberton
Star.
Those who desire a copy of the in
Sereeting Booklet" recently issued by
the Dixie Chapter, U. D. G., can pur-
chase it at the Anderson Stationery
Company's store at 25 cents. 1t is well
worth the price.
The many friends of Miss Nave
Hutchinson will regret to learn that she
had to discontinue her studies ut the
Female College on ac-
count of serious affection Of the eve,
and return to her home.
The Intelligencer will furnish it's
readers with Columbia correspon-
dence during the session of the Legis-
!atare which began yesterday. The
tirst letter appears to-day. and is from,
the pen of fluent and talented writer.