The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-03-26
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,. MAR. 26, 1902.

The Easter hat is thing of haan.
" anu extremely howery.
Next Friday is Good Friday and next
sunday ia Easter Sunday. -.
Farmers are hauling fertilizers away
from town at o lively ratio.
An old citizen says that q big enoyy
1eu III tlis section on April is, 1849.
DO not fail to read carefully the new
advertisement Of the G. F. Jones Com.
pany.
Remember. next Monday is the last
taxes.
Julius H. Well g. Co.'s new adver-
tisement tells you OF some nice Easter
Mrs. Eugene FAINT has gone to Abbe-
vile to spend a few weeks with her
The new advertisement of B. O.
tEvahs q 20. should be read carefully
Dy tho nlaio sex.
II you are looking for bargains, read
tin and the Magnet.
work, and but little gardening has been
done In this section.
Your atten tiOn is directed 60 the new
ndve rtlsement of Lesser e. Co. The
ladit especially should read it.
Lat Saturday was bright, clear
gay. Some say it was the third clear
Satur day we have had this year.
Our lola, Roberts and Corner Creek
news letters did not reach us until laat
evening, too late for publication this
The G. A. Reed Music House are Of
1erlng few secondhand pianos at
bargain prices. Read the new adyer-
tisement.
Every citizen of this County should
go to work to make Anderson County
IDay at the Exposition in Charleston a
big success.
Mrs. T: D. Cartledge is in the citv
visiting the family of her br5thsr.;SS. S
law, Rev. s. j. Cartledge, at the Pres
by erian manse.
This section has had some most
delightful Spring weather the past
week, and the farmers and gardeners
have put in good time.
The public should read whatOsborne
q PEARSON have to say about Spring
goods in their advertisement in this
issue. 1t is important.
Next Saturday afternoon at O'clock
the ladies Of the Central Presbyterian
Church will have an Easter egg hunt
oA tuo I. IL. L. grounds.
The public is most cordially invited
70 attend the special Easter services in
st. johns Methodist Church next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
Misses Ida Seel and Norma Garrett
q few. weeks, the former with relatives
and the latter with friends.
Mrs. w. F.. Marshall and children,
who have been spending several weeks
at YOrkville, s. c., visiting relatives,
returned home few days ago.
Mrs. I. 8. Crayton is now in the mil
linery department. of Moore, Acker g.
Co.'s store, where she will be pleased
to serve her friends ct any time.
At the request of the Townville pas
Tor, lev. .. Nj. Jones, Rev. j. w. Bal
fey will preach at Cedar Grove Church
next Sunday afternoon at II o'clock.
Capt. j. G. Marshall, of the Southern
Ra1lWay, moved his family last Mon
day from this city to Columbia. Their
many friends regret to see them leave.
All who visit the Exposition in
Charleston from Anderson return home
amazed ana delighted. Everything is
on q much grander scale than they an
ticipated.
The citizen of any town who sends
money away from hOms for that which
he can get at his own door, is not q use-
ful and patriotic citizen-is unworthy
and unloyal.
The Farmers Oil Mill, of this city.
mas notified the Secretary of State that
IL mas Increased its capital stock to
$4,000. j. j. Fretwell Is president Of
the Company.
Rev. s; y. Cartledge will preach at
MlaWay Chnrch next Sunday afternoon
h0 Evs1 IL
gregation are cordially invited to at
tend the services.
". Baylis Hall, who lives in Hope
Vel y township. while ont in one Of his
neids q few days ago, found silver
coin one hundred years old, it having
been coined in 1901.
Camp w. w. Humphreys, Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, met last THURS
day and elected Wilton E.Lee, DR.. j.
P.EDuckett and DR., j. C.. Harris dele
gates 70 the Reunion in Daiius.
Our little friend, Ansel Norryce, me-.
with q painful accident yesterday.
he was trying to cut q stick with an
axe, which struck one of his feet and
came near .seyeriug one of his toes.
Including to-day there are only five
County taxes. County Treasurer
Payne informed uB last evening that
there were about 1900 persons who
had not yet paid up.
The County Board OF Equalization
met in the city yesterday and had
busy days work. j. .P.Ledbettef was
elected chairman, and d. Aaron Geer
will represent the County as q member
OF the State Board.
The chimney of the residence OF Mr..
William Brown, on Orr street, burned
out about 7:30 O'clock last evening.
Some person saw the blaze and gave
the fire alarm. The fremen were soon
on the premises but had no work to do.
Mr, and Mrs. Augustine T. Smythe,
OF Charleston, have issued invitations
Ior re marriage OF their daughter, Su-
Wednesday, April 2, at. 1880 o'clock, at
the Second Presbyterian Church in that