The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-31

: : HIS is the only South Carolina EOuerai
building provision which the Senate
have haen Introduced il the lave.
house. At prenent, it is said, there
seems little chance for this or any of
.fhe others to pass the house Mt this
session. ,s.,.. :, +. /; > t.:....'...>..
a meeting of the farmers will be
held In the Court House next Monday
at 12 O'clock. D.. Frank Mauldiu, who
was q delegate. to the recent c0nyen-
tion in New Orleans. will deliver an
address on "The Relations Between
the Bankers and the Cotton Associa-
aion, and there will probably be other
will be a public one, and every body is
invited aud urged to attend.
josh Aehley has introduced reso.
luton in the House calling Congress
to surround Immigration with ce' tain
leatiriISstlona, nnaiiSna.9, notably ap e. edueatianal
snan from Anderson: that he is net an
alien clamoring for admission to this
country, elee this very clause which he
aIpg1rea So vigorously mighG result in
his exclusion from the land of the free
and the home Of the brave.--Chester.
Lantern. @.if.,. = = = if5..'=='y..f -, :
We were pleased to meet on the
atreets of the city the past week w. L,
Bfissey. OF Anderson. Mr Brissey is
ona of Pickens, sterling aoHs, who,
nnnn reaching his iiisjo1ity some fifteen
or twenty years ago, cast his lot in the
city OF Anderson. aud has not only
made for himself fame and fortune.
but has been a considerable factor in
the up building OF that city. He is en-
gagged in the builders supply business.
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Mr.. John Hendricks, of Miasissippi,
mill village. is on q visit to, the latter.
Mr. Hendricks is probably one Ct the
oldest men now in South Carolina. He
la W years old, yet travelled all the way
from Mississippi by himself, and when
he arrived here got of tho train with
out tistance., and taking hold Of hia
;valise which wae carried out for him.
walked of. as briskly and aprightIy rs
q man OF 50.-Belton Times. ::>;@.,>. !
Judge George: Z. Prince, who pre-
sides at the present term Of court is
very popular with the members Of the
bar and all who bave business before
the court. He presfdas with courtly
dignity and grace, la censiderate sOf
feelings of Oshsra and is sympathetic
for. all WHO appear before him. His
nselthssss 81 u h.a aIlGm pssGePsi4n OF Ihs
entire Judicial bearing mark him as.
particularly fitted for the bench. New
berry Herald anu News. i& x i...} =:
~, II. Won Hasseln. of Anderson.
who u a very expert accountant and
bookkeeper, is with the Heath: Bruce
|: M nloFroW ;.Company. TOT: q ahorG time,
staIMl,.g tnem OH In new set,ot DOCKS;
ssralg sEaag gntssnihG oug 1ne oid acceun!s ana
lnstrnctlnga Ben. u: Nc Daniel in the
most practscal, short, and concise sys..
sem noW; az in, I 11yogne or Keeping track OF
ace0u ntst3;. He ls p 2! :TerEss pleasant gen.
gtlsman IAN aud has made friends, with all
VINO navecome IN CONTACT cont with t him :
fickens ise Senelnel- m IA, ! \:
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so ~ u sns Anaer5
ts,y dssaw;..S 8, ~ = a., nnr;ntaSant
Williams. of ti,a % sonthsrn he,l.ShsSus rna9 sSus
sthe. e.np:countrY beeanse they hare 70
Wale on Sonnecllons at:BfRnehyliie and
hlngayiile9 onInlHsio OF Earle says