The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-02-17


Vile for number of years, has been
elected president of the Manufacturerc'
Outlet, large Mercantile firm of that
city.
Superintendent of Education r. E.
Nicholson spent several days il CO.
lambla last week attending meeting
Education He reports the meeting a
success.
There are several sections of Ander-
BOD County that ought to be repre-
sented in the columns of The Intelli-
gencer every week by an interesting,
newsy letter. Let your section be
heard from.
Vandiver Bros. have lot of blood
ammOniated fertilizer which they are
Offering at low price to the farmers.
Their new advertisement will appear
next week. In the meantime give
them O call, see their fertilizers and
get their prices.
Or. w. H Narlin, ST., mas let the
contract to j. L. Barton for the erec-
tion of c0mm0dious building on De-
pot street, opposite the Corona knit
ting mill, to be occupied by the sus-
pender factory.
Victor, tia infant son of Marcus A.
King, died at the home of his parents,
in Centerville Township. last Saturday
night, aged one year. On Sunday af-
ternOOn the remains were inferred in
the Salem churchyard.
A few days ago G.. F. Tolly s. Son
sbipped lot of furniture to gentle
man at Hodges, S. G.. When people
want to buy furniture or any other sort
of goods cheap they know that Ander-
son IS the place to get them.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Farmers Institute was not held last
Wednesday on account Of the small
crowd In the city and the inclemency
of the weather. The next meeting
will be on Wednesday, March 10th.
AS soon as the ground gets dry there
ought to be some good work done in
the gardens. BY all odds don't forget
we'll regulated home, even if the price
of cotton goes to points that have never
yet been reached.
J. F. Daley, of Macon County, N.
C., spent last Monday in Anderson.
He was very favorably impressed with
our city, and desiring to be kept posted
office and ordered The 1ntelligencer
sent to his address.
Senator John X. Hood left on Mon
day for Columbia to be present during
the closing days of the session of the
tained at home since the Legislature
convened on account OF the illness and
death of his little son.
Rev. w. N. Meade has resigned as
rector Of Grace Episcopal Church in
this city. and his resignation has been
accepted. Mr.. Meade has only been a
but has made many friends here who
regret to see him leave.
The Westminster Times says that
undoubtedly there exists in that town
q great number of cases of small pOX,
though some of the cases are of the
miidest type; and that everything pos
from spreading, but it has spread.
SOn Friday, the 18th inst, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Hem
bree died at their home in Belton
Township, aged 8 months. The re-
mains n were inferred at Bethany Oh
Saturday, Rev: N. G. Wright conducG..
parents have many sympathiZers.
Lieut. Louis c.. Richardson, of the
U. 5. Navy, has been given months
furlough, which he is spending with
the family of his father, NJ. b. Rich
ardson, in Garvin Township. He is
looking hale and hearty, and his visit
to his native home is greatly enjoyed
by his many friends and relatives.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
Emma Brown, of this city, to the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Olive
Brown, to iir. H. u. Anderson, for
merly of this county. but now living at
Abbeviile. The marriage will take
place IN the First Baptist Church on
Wednesday, cath inst, at 3 so o'clock
D. m.
At meeting of delegates from the
several fire companies in the city last
Friday night w. Clarence Smith was
elected assistant chief of the depart
ment to succeed Wade II. McGee, who
recently resigned. Mr. Smith is an
experienced fireman, having been fore
man of the Pioneer Fire Company for
some time.
Joseph j. Fretwell, president of the
Peoples Bank of Anderson, and one Of
the most progressive industrial pro-
meters 0f tho Palmetto State, was in
Elberton this week on business. He is
thought to be interested in Ebert
County lands adjoining the water pow
ers on Savannah river Elbert0n (Ga.)
Tribune.
w. C. McAbee. who has been cloth
room bose at the Chiquola mill since it
began work, has resigned his position
to accept u similar position with the
TOxaway mills at Anderson. He ia
familiar with the work and has given
satisfaction to the officials. He will
Path Chronicle.
The justly, celebrated dog law has
passed the House. How Josh Ashley
must rage when he reads the news!
His mantle has not fallen on any
shoulders since he retired from public
life, 30 the "yaller dog" is actually be-
ing legislated against. 1t is really
most wonderful, and this an election