The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-07

Jurors and witnesses should be on
9and promptly at the opening OF the
DR.: w. Il. Eardin, Jr.. accompanied
by hls wife, !eaTeS today for New
YORK, where he will spend several
weeks taking q special course in the
treatment of diseases Of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. During his absence
his father will have charge of his pa
tients.
Rev, Thos. Looper, one of the oldest
5aptlst preachers i'll South Carolina,
died at his home in Pickens County on
Iuesda;, 30ths ult., in the 92nd year of
hls age. He was we'll known in the
upper portion of Anderson County and
h!s many friends will regret to hear Of
his death
Hon. M. F. Ausel, of Greenville,
:slll deliver an address to the Camp of
Confederate Veterans at Piedmont
next Sat"rtiay evening at 7.a0 o'clock
a small admission fee OF Is cents will
be charged and the proceeds will be
donated to worthy object. The rk-
lic Ia invited to attend.
Judging by the number of mules be-
ing carried out by tho farmers this
season, there 10 going to be something
DONG on big ecale to the lands in
ftIe territory. We trust that the food
stuffs will not be neglected, but that
hog. hay and hominy will be much in
evidence In the fall Of 1905.
Capt. Whit. X. Robinson, one of the
most popular conductors in the employ
OF the G. e. w. G. r. r., who has been
confined to his home in this city for
many Weeks with severe case of
ffN hn nnt
join bis many friends in wishing him O
speedy restoration to health.
.Chas. B. Hail, who hae been quite
sick at his home In this city for several
weeks, left laet Sunday for Baltimore,
where he will spend. awhile under
treatment in O hospital. He wac ac-
eonpanied By his brother, Frank Hall.
we join bis many friends in wiehing
him speedy restoration to health.
Mrs. n. L. FAINT and little son Cor
don returned from Atlanta, Ga, yes
terday. where she had been for the
past two weeks for the purpose of hav-
ing the lad treated for disease of the
throat and ears. Gordon comes back
very much improved in health and is
getting along nicely now.-Keowee
Courier.
:. The last issue of the Mill News eays:
''R. w. Musselwhite leaves the VIII
liamston, 8. c., cotton mills this week
to accept a position in Lancaster, and
q letter from O friend at Williamson
expresses the regret of the people there
at his leaving, especially on account of
his efficient services in the Sunday
school. Of which he was eupeIinten.
dent"
Lumber has again advanced In
price, the advance being from 90 to Sc
per thOueand feet. Contractors say
that the price of lumber is higher al
present than eyer before in the history
of the city. The increase in the price
of lumber will doubtless cause many
contemplated improvements to be helg
up OF cause many builders to reaors t
material other than lumber! "
More money is going to the meat
shops and grocery stores now than be-
fore the closing OF the dispensary
Often have ne stopped and b.Eod uE
the crowds In the dispensaries. on Sat
nrdays. Nine out of ten needed seai
and clean clothes more than whiskey.
-Four, ,fifths OF. them were too: poor {!
whiskey from that class will be {
great benefit. ..;.:=* : a.; .......,:. ,,
Will Johnson, o negro station spsIasa,
at D0naldes lost all his good looks for
ever Sunday afternoon. He Swunf
aboard the NOrthbound afternoon pas
eenger train on the Southern RsilWay
ana attempted to jump oRs when th'
train had attained. @ speed Of thiity
miles an heae. He landed mead fore
most In q pile Of rock receiving fear
full bruises that will probably result il
the loss Of his eyesight. - '';,:-<.<>, .'':,;-><
The advance In prices in all kinds o.
provisions should cause O large in
crease in home-raised products To-
man and beast. Our people made
|; war because. 10 was a. necessity. II
can be done again. If provisions arr
made aI nome. go far. as possible, TIT
money for the cotton crop will moi
have to be sent IN the vast to nsy: TO,
meat, lard, corn, -four, oats. etc. !. " !.
The postofiice department threatent
the ANAL quantity Of mail, carried In.
dicates that the routes are not needed.
Now let the people along the routes
get busy and increase the mail matter
They can 3nerease IS se:n1s BIZ hhJJ seuiipl
The lntelligencer frequent letters with
the heiRhh0rhO0d news, and by send.
ing checks and money orders for sub
scriptfon. a word TO the wise Is snffi.
cient. q y$5. Z. ss;:t.t :y:.:t =
Ia farmer tells us that he rid his farm
Of rats In the following manner: 5"On
o very largo number Of pieces OF, old
ee.1.fiS a6,. I put 1H1gu1 s01o.nnif OF tes-
spoonful 5Of m0lazSes, and on that,
with; my pocket knife, IsCraped sunnli
amOunt Of concentrated I've. and ti1en
placed the old ,shiagles around uaiier
the stable ho6fs and under the cribs.
The next D morning f. found 40: dead
rate, and the rest vamoosed the farDn
and left for parts nnhnuWn., r have
CLEARED many: :fasmS of the pests In the
same way end have never Emo wn it to
fall, 4, I;S : i7I ~ =
i f The Easley PrDgress, Or laat w WednesI-
day, says: .iR1 G.slWyntE, a prominent
planter living isix miles eouth of Eas:
SIey,f end o. brother. TO Al. g.. Wyatt. OF
tGfs PLACE. Yves stri cksn with paral lssis
last Saturday evening ag he was koipo
homo from Easley He was sidinR
:nl0ne In b buggy, at the time, and wlIen
The ahoras HtOpped Mt the gate he was
unable 10 :gpeak and had lost the uss
of ocf his Iinps..I As, has not been able to