The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-02

attend. The Grand Lodge will devote
two days to routine work.
Rev. J. d. Chapman. d. D.. pastor
of the First Baptist Church, of Ander-
eou, 8. c., visited his father, Dr.. w.
B: Chapman, in West End, Last week.
The elder DR.. Chapman ia In O very low
state Of health. and is gradually grow
ing weakes.-Eiberton (Ga.) Star.
The merchants Of the city have
agreed to close their stores at $50
o'clock p. m. every day except Satur-
lay during this month, and at o'clock
p, N. from June 1st to September lat.
The people should bear this in mind
and govern themselves accordingly.
To series of meetings which we're
held in a tent on South Main street last
week closed Sunday night. Two and
three meetings were held each day and
large crowds attended. A number of
persons prOfessed conversion, and it is
hoped much good will result from the
meeting.
The weather in this section several
days last week seemed in some ie-
spects decidedly more like March than
the last Of April. Such wind aud such
d9st! 1t was simply awful as they eay.
We have not he@ more disagreeable
days in q long time. Pedestrians kept
of of the streets as much as possible.
Williamson VIVA visited by u severe
wind, hail and rain storm Thursday
afternoon. The hail fell in binding
sheets for several minutes, completely
storm was not wide, and as there is
little garden truck up and practically
no field crops, little damage was done.
The Democratic Clubs of the city
and county met laet Saturday after.
to the County convention, which will
be held next Monday, 7th inst, at
which convention delegates will be
elected to the State convention, which
will meet in Columbia on the 10th
inst.
Many Of the older residents Of An
derson remember yesterday fOrty-o
years ago with very unpleasant recOl-
lectiOnB. 1t wac ON that date that the
Yankee raiders made their first ap.
pearanca here, entered Cur homes,
stole everything they could find Of ury
value and frightened all of the women
and children.
Last Thursday afternoon the Pal
mettO Rifiemen were inspected on the
Court House Square by Col. E. B.
Fuller, of the United States Army, and
Maj. Lewis. w. Haskell, Assistant
company made very credttabie chow
ing and were highly complimented by
the inspecting officers.
If you are not thinking Of Dean g.
Ratltffe at this moment, 1t will be woll
for Noa to refer to their new advertise
ment In this issue, for they are pre-
pared to do you q real service when
you are In the market fcs anything In
the line 0f puTo Boods. Do not permit
this fact to percO1ate through the in
tersttce5 Of your memory.
eyes, you may come again next Sun:
day evening. Horace, dear. butt aud
abe hesltated. "What is it, darling7
Have given you paint" he asked, 80
sh6 still remained silent. s'Yeu didn't
mean, Pm sure" she responded, "but
next time please don't wear one of
those collars with the points turning
outward; they scratch co."
Thur+1ay, 10th inst, is Memorial
Day. and IL Will be celebrated in An
derson at Buenn Vista Park at $50
O'clock r. M., when Hon. Geo. B.
Croner, OF Mewberry. Will deliver an
address. The public ie cordially in
vited to attend the exercleeB. The
ing program for the nenas;c.. ,..-
Mies yesfns Brown, Of Anderson, has
been attending the Festival, stopping
with @ pErty or friends at the Spartai,
Inn. Miss Brown 10 treasurer Of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
and 10 most popular anong club circles
! Ss.so sla5s.a5 Wniou convenes in Rock
Hill next Tuesday y.-SpartanburE Her
aid, 28th ult. > ). -: : =. :, Z"
T. An oil mill will be built at Antra-
| ytlles In AhhAvil!e County, 5aet acrosa
wilt be capitalized at $50, coo. The cor
! E,e-a.c:s S.15 SS.JS. Wakefield, j. L
/ CroWther, G. j. Lyon and w. s. Gray
don. The mill will 'bs located in q
prosperous community and will doubt.
lessly prove a most successf1l enter.
prise. ~. =, !. !. :. -.
| A special from Washington says
/ fHAcoording to an announcement from
the Department Of Agriculture, the
country will, .thia year. have O viBi.
from not only the seventeenth yaa1
locust, but 1he thirteen-year es we'll.
] The locust are. expected to appeal
ssrly in June the exact date Of The
1 cs$ ssaH @o9 'cOAAs0"h@sS' "AsAs eAS
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Last Sunday night the barn on tbs
plantation Of F.: ). Pel1er. near; Pom.
dleton, was, burned. together with
several head: OF stock and q ioI q io.,t:
1 ssuR. + We: have not heard how the
fire originated The barn was Q large
brick structufe, and waR the third to
be burned on, the same site during The
pant few years. Mr.. Pelzer, who livea
I'm Charleston; spends his summers on
this farm a.. ..,..... ....-
The Spartanburg Herald of the 26th
nit, says: ''Mrs. Cora LiRon, OF Ander-
| son, whose beautiful, voice has often
been heard here with such pleasure, Ia
iattending the. Festival, the gueet OF
her sister, Mira. 81. A.. Ligon, on Main
atreet. Mrs. Ligon will 60 from here
| 70 Rock Hill; where next week che will
attend tho State Federation Of Clubs,
as President Of the PSF che Musical
Club OF Anderaon." }'>5ss, + ;. :. ....'.,3
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