The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18

IL mas been Suggested that the next
! lmnTegea:eaS iii ihu ire department of
Anuerson should be the substitution
l., nn nu'omoolle hose. wagons for tho
noTse teams now in service. The
change woul Id result in a saving on tho
cost or maintenance. The teed bill
for the horses ia large enc uni tha
| cost or gasoline for the wagon and
reels would be small in comparison.
Miss Mary N. Blodget will teach ,
| class in the Bible, beginning next
Sunday afternoon, 22nd inst, at
| o'clock, in the Sunday School room OF
the First Bapti3t Church. The les
| sof g will continue for two weeks-on
MONDAY. Tuesday. Thursday and Fri
uay afternoons of each week. 1t is
| not denominational and all Sunday
| to attend.
W.. -. Giles, of this ci ty. and Miss
Ethel Collins, Of Spartauburg County.
were married last Thursday at the
homo OF tho BRIDES parents. Rev. w.
Is: Hawklns performed the ceremony.
ihe young couple left for Anderson
Immediately aan after the ceremony and
ere now ut hnn,e &c their friends. M1.
S"Ss hoids II position with the NJ, +
oullvan company and is popular
young man.
Mrs: II. X. Chreitzburg, of Washing
ton, D. c.. was in town yesterday vis-
iting her sister, Mrs.. Walter l.. We'll
ents: Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Duckworth,
| at Williamston. Mr.. Chreitzburg has
lucrative position in the main office
| OF the Southern Railway at Washington
| and Mrs. Chreitzburg Gays they are
delighted with their new home.-Pel-
ger Enterprise.
., The Anderson Mattress and Spring
Bed Company ia preparing to erect
| another building 80 as to increase the
capacity of the plant. The new build
ing will be two stories high, 90 by 1926
feet. This enterprise has Teen un-
usually prosperous since its organiza-
tlon several years ago, and an increase
In the capital stock has been made
necessary. from time to time on account
OF its rapid growth.
For the accommodation and con-
venience of the South Carolina Veter-
ans who desire to attend tho reunion in
| New Orleans next week, tho Southern
Railway will run a through car from
Columbia next Monday, 23rd inst. The
car will leave Columbia at o'clock q.
NJ, going via Newberry. Greenwood,
/
gomery, arriving In New Orleans OF
7:15 o'clock Tuesday morning.
An nexchange Gays: To keep chickens
healthy, put ono teaspoonful of sui
phuric acid in gallon Of water. soak
corn in this solution over night and
feed in the morning. Use at any time
your chickens look droopy. This will
cure cholera. AS a disinfectant, use
1 fyrn RI nonnnn nfrrlo nj 20 =
gallon Of water, and thoroughly
sprinkle runs and roosts. This will
exterminate mites an all insects.
The annual parish meeting Of Grace
Episcopal Church was held Monday
afternoon and the following officers
we're elected to serve the enspipE
Webb; Vestrymen. Gen. NJ. L. Bon,
ham. G. w: Webb. DR.. 8. NJ. Orr. T
c. Walton, r. II. Fuller. F. G.. Brown
ccd G. G. Sayre; delegates to tbs dio.
I cesan convention, Gen. M. L. Bonhem,
T. Ovation, G. G. Sayre and r. T.
Cumnock, Jr.
Rev: W; P: B. Kinard.. the eyange'
list will begin a series of meetings il
ins. Tie meetings viii be held in {
large tent, Witch will be located OF
Mrs. Cora Ligon's lot on South MAR
street. The meeting will continue
through Sunday. Goth inst. Every
hodv ia invited to e:.sHA :hs .sEsi=s
! By request Of the owner of the lot NJ
hnraes OF vehicles viii be allowed OF
the premises. -
i Those Of our readers who have rela
tlves and friends in foreign countries
will be pleased to know that re
classification of mail for foreign
countries has been established, where
by articles may ba sent to these coun
j tries at the rate IF 10 cents per pound
excesd four pounds or the value O.
fifty dollars. It has formerly cost
S1.80 to mail four pound packag,
which we can now send for 4S cents.
| Application wac made to the Sec
retary Of State yesterday for q charte
for the Anderson Building and Loa,
Association, which has juet been or
sainsd at sieo sooopdaHii pdiSidea @ into Ss faR 5S
shares Of the par value OF 800 each
with the privilege Of increasing th
capital stock to $500. 900. The corpora
Il tors are: w. =. Cox, G. n. G. Bole
man. r. C. Waltors W At. Es;a1oI
IL; NJ, Evans, j. M. Paget and John Z
WatHins' = =. ''.'t''. - =
DR.. D, Judson Barton, of Townville
: and a recent graduate Of the Medica
:. College, of Auglsta, Ca, has locate,
, here at the Owl drug store for th
, practice of hia'profession. DR.. BartO,
{ carries three diplomas. He graduate,
, 10 pharmacy in Atlanta. Ga, abon
! three years ago. He also has q di
ploma on surgical work. He is
bright yonug man and we are glad t.
have him locate IN our town, for "
know be will make success at hi
profession. 49,. .... ~. -.
At the monthly meeting of the cit,
council last week a resolution wa
adopted agreeing to give annually tn
snm of S2. 900 for the support Of tn
. Carneeie library, provided Mr.. Car
negie will increase his donation from
$4,000 to 100000. The plans for tn,
.. library building haze already beer
approved and the work of construction
will begin this spring in all probabil