The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07


Ing to come to tho city often now.
Thoa. G. Watt, CT neoaeen, Ark.
has been spending few days the past
week in this county, his former home.
visiting relatives and friends. all Of
Whom were delighted to greet him,
Anderson County never has many
aeEnqueut tax payers, and County
Ireasurer Payne tells us that there
VIII De about the usual number this
year. This books will close on tho 10Th
inst.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Reese have re-
turned from a bridal trip of two weeks
to New York. A reception will be
rendered them tonight at the home Of
Mrs. M. +. Reese, on South Main
street.
DR.. JAS. 7. Fair, of Savannah, will
preach tho baccalaureates sermon at the
Clemson College commencement ia
June. and Dr. Il. B. Craighead. presi-
dent Of Tulane Univeraity, will de-
liver the annual address,
Some of our merchants are display
ing spring goods, which they are now
receiving daily. Read carefully tho
advertisements in Tho Intelligencer
and you will knuw where to get the
best goods for the least money.
The Independent Order of Odd Fell
lowe will be 81 years old on tho Goth of
April next, and it is said that the ami
vereary will be celebrated throughout
the country. this year with even more
ceremony than is the usual custom.
It does seem to us that the roultry
que oaslness a1s Sonld be made to pay. Chick
high priced. With O email capital a
poultry farm could be started, and tho
products Of the farm be sure to sell.
BY arpointment Of tho Presbyterian
Synod'e Executive Committee of for
eign missions. Rev. G.. w. Painter. a
returned Missionary. from China, will
sunday. 18TH inst, at eleven O'Clock
| q. nj,
II oil the mayors of dry towns will
enforce the law as the mayors Of New.
| berry and Spartanbnrg do the blind
tigers will soon have that tired feeling
and quit.--New berry Observer. ThS
law is being strictly enforced in An
| dereon.
| This is the season of good living in
the country. Plenty Of pork, peas,
poultry and potatoes, with now and
then a mess OF turnips for extra. We
hope all are blessed with the substan :
tlals. and their supply will be increas-
A citizen: who has done considerable
work in his garden, remarked the
other day that the winter had not beer
eevere enough to kill all the bugs in
tne ground, apd that pota ioes. cspec
!aiiy, you'd be greatly damaged by
The work Of constructing the big
dam at Gregg schoals, on Savannah
river was begun eeveral days ago, q
large force Of hands are sngaeed in
the work. The j. +. Gellivan Build
Ing. Company has the contract fo,
building the dam.
/ #o have never seen violets in suct
gorgeous and beautiful profusion al
aney are found III our gardens now
The continued spring weathe,
came .jusL when they needed it, auC
they nave. richly gratitied every effor
made in their behalf. -: : >
! Rev. n. G. Scudday. che evangeliat
Formerly Of Anderson but now fivin,
IN Texas, Is IN Columbia this weel
conducting q series Of meetings in th,
MSin street Methodist Church. Ns
VII! probably visit Anderson, anu otf,e
sections OF the State before he RETURN
.Earle Lewis, Of Pendleton, lie makfni
his home in Charleston this Wintsr fn5
the purpose of extending the Collea,
or Charleston, Mr.. Lewis has man,
6eiatiyss reii ts e. ~ the city; and is the grand
eoh OF Mr; Joseph Wilkinson, formerl,
Eve6i1, s. S5; PPaate' Peat colletcn.-chaarlestoi
a discouraged editor, in fit OF fles
peration,f dashed off the FOLLOWING
4 Ihe H.aa 5ic=ath, the water hoWstfi
ehe farmer s0weth, the subscribe
! oweth aud the lord knoweth that W.
are 10 need OF our dues. SO come 6
rnnnin' ere we, 60 gunnin7; this thint
OF dunnin' gives us the bIues.O =
1 Yhe annual convention Of the Sun
dny SchoOt workers OF South Carolina
VIII De held in Peizer ut the Firs
rres6y terian Church, April 1919, w
y. Pearce: OF Chicago, the interna
attend, and much: interest viii h.
manifested throughont the State. :, :.
/ Or. E. o. Taylor. a noted temper.
ance lecturer, will deliver a series o,
lectures IN the First Baptist Church
Of this sity. this week: The iectsret
Saturday and Sunday evenings at 6
O'Clock, and on Sunday afternoon at
oclock.t; The public generally is cor.
daily invited to attend ali the lee.
Itares. j j. :; # Z:1, s.. ..,,.
s5 The south 81. Carolinn Presbvtarv.
which is composed Of DELEGATES froy;n, fsy,
i the fPrSabyteriRn @(:hurcheS; In an