The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-02-25

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The weather during this month might
well be termed "gymnastic."
Miss Ludie Franklin, of Cokesbury.
Is In h city visiting friends.
A.A. Pearson, of Due West, spent q
day or two In Anderson last week.
The early gardener as we'll as the
FARMER ID getting anxious to go to work.
Prof. p. B. Langston, Of Spartan
burg, spent a few days in the city last
week.
Miss Nettie Barton, of Easley, is in
the city visiting her brother, Jas. E.
Col. j. D. Maxwell, of Charlotte, N.
T., spent q few days in the city the
past week.
The time for paying the County road
TAX expires next Saturday. Have you
paid yOurs9
The cold sna last week was about
the worst this section has experienced
this winter.
C~hlckenpox, measles and whoopine
cough are prevalent in some sections Of
the County.
Miss Florence Bacot, of Portsmouth,
va: IS IN Anderson visiting her uncle,
E. w. Taylor.
The Episcopal Church at Calhoun
Falls vas blown down by the storm or
Monday, 10Th inst.
Our young friend, Harris Todd, of
Columbia ,lspent last Sunday in the city
visiting his mother.
Thus far 1908 is decidedly short on
clear, weather.. There have been but
few days of that kind.
Wallace s. Norris, of jackson, Ca.
mas been spending q few days in An
dersOn visiting relatives.
Col. j. M. Patrick came up from CO.
lumbia last Saturday to spend q few
days at home with his family.
The cold snap was o blessing to the
fruit crop, as it will prevent, it is to be
hoped, the sap rising too early.
The calendars announce that spring
is not far distant, butthere is no let-up
visible in the coal and wood bill.
The Court Of Common Pleas con-
venes next Monday. Jurors and wit
nesses should be on hand promptly.
DIR. Ralph Edwards has accepted q
lucrative position with a drug company
at Pelzer, s. C.-Orangeburg Patriot.
During the past week NJ. l.. Willis.
OF this city, has received orders for
three pianos from citizens of Green
Vile.
j. c. Smith, of Grecnville, has been
spending a few days in the city visit
ing his daughter, Mrs j. w. Quattle-
baum.
There is a great scarcity of shoats
hereabOuts and those having them are
not disposed to sell them for love or
money.
W. B. Magruder will reach the city
to-day or tomorrow with q fine lot Of
mules, which he will sell cheap. See
advertisement.
While the young mars thoughts will
o lightly turn to love, the young
wOman's will urn to Easter hats and
Spring dresses.
County Auditor Boleman publishes a
list of the Township Boards of Asses
sors in another column. Every tax
payer should read it.
1t is generally about as difficult to
tnn what sort Of weather VIC had q year
Or two ago, as it is to forecast the
weather hat is to be.
Archer g. Norris have q new adver-
tisement in this paper, and we advise
you to read it carefully if you need
anything in their line.
Mrs. Josie Seligman has Just returned
from New York, where she bought for
Lesser g. Co. q large stock of millinery
goods for the Spring trade.
Mies Lizzelle Willis, who is attend
ing Chicora Female College in Green
at her home in this city visiting her
parents.
The base ball days will soon be here,
and life will a to have charms for
the umpire. The young men of the
city ere already discussing the matter
Of organizing q team.
Last Thursday j. 8. Fowler sold $50
bales OF cotton I0 3: D. RroYnlee, rep
resenting the Pelzer Cotton Mills, at
81 cents for the entire lot, aggregating
o total sun of about $16, 500.
B. F. Wilson has been reappointed
Magistrate in this city, and J. G. c.
F%eatherston has been appointed to sue
coed A. H. Dagnall, who was not q
candidate for reappointment.
The dry weather is causing the mud
to disappear rapidly from the streets,
the street hands are.vigorously at work,
and in q few days vehicles can traverse
any part of the city without difficulty.
Rev. H. r. Murchison and family
have gone to Edgefield County to visit
relatives. Mr.. Murchison will return
home the latter part of this week but
his family will spend several weeks
down there.
Messrs. Ruff Int g. Bro. have pur-
chased the stock and plant of the An
derson Printing and Stationery Com
pany and will continue the business at
the old stand, in addition to their pres
ent business on Whitner street.
Mrs. F. G. Brown and Mrs. j. l.. Nc
Gee are sDendinQ thjs week nj, Wesh-