The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-03-30

out fertilizers. Some Of them, we are
tcid, are feeding their cotton land with
q thousand pounds of fertilizer to the
acre.
Miss Annie Farmer, who is attending
Chicora College in Greenville, spent a
few days at home last week. She will
be one OF the graduates in this years
class.
Easter millinery is all the rage these
days in feminine circles. Each one of
the dear creatures has longing to look
her. prettiest when winter turns into
spring.
In their new advertisement this week
Julius Il. We'll s. Co. call attention to
their large stock of mattings, rugs,
etc, which they are Offering at popular
prices.
Married, on Sunday, March 81, 1904,
at the Methodist parsonage at Starr,
by Rev. j. w. Bailey, Mr.. l.. III.
Hewin and Miss d. Is. Hickman, both
of this county.
In tho spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to q light weight, light
as the opposite sex's turns to the stun
ming Easter hat.
A. M. Arnold. white man, has been
arrested in Charleston as the man who
cracked 80 many safes in the Piedmont
section last fall. He is said to tit the
description exactly.
Misses Sue and Ellie Walker, of
Enoree, and Miss Ella Sproles, of
Greenwood, students of the William
stOn Female College, spent Friday and
Saturday in the city.
The cold wave came on time Sunday
afternoon and yesterday morning the
point, but the winds prevented any
damage to fruit or vegetables.
Smallpox is reported to be prevalent
in several sections of Abbeville and
Greenwood counties. The people
throughout this section should watch
carefully and not came in contact with
this terrible disease.
Rev. Y. T. Cody. pastor Of tho First
Baptist Church in Greenville, filled the
pulpit of the First Baptist Church in
this city Sunday morning and evening.
DR.. Cody is a fOrceful pulpit speaker,
and his sermons were much enjoyed.
The Spartanburg Journal says that
Chief Constable Joseph Z, FAINT is
quite sick at his homo in that city.
The many friends Of Mr.. FAINT in An
derson will regret to hear this and will
join Us IN wishing him speedy resto-
ration to health.
Mr. j. B. Simpson of the brokerage
firm Of Simpson & Mcclure has sold
his interest to his partner, Mr.. j. F.
~
ness in his own name in the future.
Mr. Simpson has not announced his
plans for the future.
The delegates to the annual conven-
ton of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of South Carolina, which will be
held in the First Baptist Church next
week will be given most cordial well
come in Anderson by our people re-
gardless of denomination.
The County Board nf Equalization
met in this city last week and organ.
ICED by. electing c. H. Bailey, of Hall
Township, chairman, and member OF
the State Board from this County
and completed its work in one day'f
session.
Capt. A. G. Means. Sr., father of our
townsman, A. G.. Means, Jr., died al
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Helm.
itsh, in Spartanburg, last Saturday
after an illness of several weeks, aged
loses one of her oldest and most highly
esteemed citizens.
Married, on Sunday, March 81, 1904
at the residence of Clark Caldwell, iE
this County, by L. N. Martin, Magis
trate; MI. J; II. Darby and Miss Lille
Brooks. The attendants were Mr.. w
Mr. w. G.. Darby and Miss Mamie
Brooks. All Of Beiton, s. G.
The preliminary survey of the An
derson-Greenville trolley line has beer
made under the supervision of S. II
knight, of Indianapolis. the engineer
in charge. The next thing that thu
promoters will have to do will be tt
bsgin the work of securing rights o.
| way between here and Greenville.
Joseph j. McCaffrey, representing
the Bobbitt Chemical Co.. of Balti
more, manufacturers of that excellen
remedy, "Rheumacide," an advertise
| ment of which appears in this paper
spent Monday in the city and gave ul
| pleasant call. If you are afflicted
with rheumatism give this medicine 6
trial.
Last Monday morning about Il
o'clock fire was discovered in the ROOT
Of 3. y. Hills dwelling house, or
Whitner street. The firemen respond.
ed to the alarm very promptly, but the
fire was extinguished with q few buck.
cts OF water and their services were
not needed. The damage is very
slight.
w. w. Weed, the father of Mrs. A.
n. Carpenter, of this city, died at his
non nome at McCermick on Tuesday, 22nd
He eerved throughout the war between
the States as member Of McGowan'f
brigade, was q gallant. faithful soldier
and wes severely wOundedin the fight
ing around Richmond.
A maa;ino of fha 1od;oa oe AZ. IA.