The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-14

CHese Qhya, anu an editor Is hard put to
get out a readable paper. However.
the state and County campaigns will
open before long. and we'll have
p!enty Of politics to write about if
nothing else.
=, The fire department was called out
oatuiday afternoon by a small blaze
&C the Corona KNITTING mill. Tho
flames, which had broken out in tie
the firemen reached the building. The
loss was elight.
Mrs. D. c. Holland, after pleasant
welt to her daughter, Mrs. G. J. Car
roll, ut !rondale, Ala, has returned
home. Mrs Carroll aud three chit.
dren came with her mother and will
spend month in tho country visiting
frlends and relatives.
The township board of aasessors are
nard at work going over the tax re-
turns. The assessors will probably be
At work several weeks. In going over
many citizene own ordinary horses and
cheap cows and poor land.
The Cokesbury correspondent OF
the Greenwood News says: "Miss
Reed, of Beltnn. ia visiting her sister.
Mics Jennie Reed. of AndC .eon, one Of
tho most popular and accomplished
puptls OF the Cokesbury Conference
gchool: The ia the guest of Mrs. w.
Rev. j. Lowrie Wilson, of Abbe-
Vile, will spend next Sunday in Anisr-
son and will preach in the First Pres-
byterian Church at both the morning
and evening service. This popular
t1nn ErSn
VINO are always delighted to greet and
hear him.
After a very pleasant stay Of sew
weeks in Edgefeld with her mother,
Mrs: Mary Hartley, Mrs. Percy Mar
ehaii Felthem left on Tuesday to join
MIR. Feltham in Anderson, where he is
anderson 8elton electric road.-Edge-
field Advertiser.
Governor: Hayward has signed the
pill changing the bird laws of the
state. The open season ia now, under
the new law, tom Nov. Is to March 1,
instead of from November 1 to April
Der at the start of the season aud the
whole of March at the end.
James NJ. Allen is visiting relatives
and friends in the county, He remoy-
ed from Hart County thirteen years
ago to near Williamson, 8. c., where
be now resides. While he is pleased
with bis home he says the improve
ms6t nr;sia In orr town apd county is sur.
Several Of the young men of Easley
attended q dance at Captain George
81. RANKING home near Slabrown, last
Friday evening. They report having
bad O most enjoyable time.-Easley
Progress. Every person who goes to
Capt. kankins' hospitable home at coy
time Will have q most enjoyable time.
j. II. Won Haeseln, OF Anderson.
was In Piekere IAes week. Hs eame
up to keep things moving In their even
tenor at the Big Store while Manager
Bruce vent to the northern markets
to lay in q fine display of spring and
summer goods for this mammoth mer ;,
camille Q -ablishment.-Ptckens Sem
tinel.
Miaa Margaret Harmon, of William
ston, has been elected aa teacher of
the seventh and eighth, grades in the
graded school. She is q graduate of
Chienrn Collage et Gneese;ss!!S. She
took charge Of the grades last Monoay
morning, Miss Harmon 10 q eister
20 Mrs. Peter StoKes.-Bamherg
The Greenville papers say lhat O
9e!l organized gang OF horss thieves 10
operating in and around that city.
Eve horses were stolen within week.
The gang ie supposed TO be made m ene
Wit; ::sss::.s ~ WVuid De welk for the
peof:o III this county next to the
Greenviile side to be on the watch for
the thieves. -. j.. .... .,,-:.-.o'''
1t will be seen By reading the notice
from Senator Tillman in another col
umn there are now two vacancies In
the Naval Academy ct Annapolis
from Sonth Carolina. A1 examination
Will be held In Columbia on April 10th,
boys will make an effort to secure the
scholarships. >.::::. . =. .. - - :. =.
Charles F. Green, formerly of this
city bnt now living In Anderson, s. C.,
arrived here on Sunday last to visit
his mother, Mrs: Lawrence Green.
says he hae fallen in loves with his
new home. He returned to the up.
country: early Tuesday niorniug.-
Charleston Evening Post. >'.
81. . a 4 ffow days ago the Sullivan Hard.
ware Company shipped a. msst excel
lent new fifteen-hnrse nnwer engine e
G.. w. Brissey at Hedges. This com.
pany has customers far aud near, and
they arc increasing. When yon need
anything in the machinery or hardw ware
line. and want the best aG the lowest
price, yon could not do better than to
place your order with the Sullivan
Hardware Company. =: !: .,&>,'.% :
DR.. E.. Q. Taylor, q Temperance lee.
tnrer. Of wide reputation, delivered q
series OF temperance lectures in the
city last week. The fina, lecture was,
list Church. Z. The speaker treated his
snbject from .seientific standpoint
and showed by; experiments the .ipju-
.rl9qs effects that followed the use OF
whiskey. The lectures were highly
interesting and Instructive. :.
i Married. on Sunday, March II, 1906,
by q. F. Martin. magistrate, and at his
residence Mr.. Claude Shirley and Misa