The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-07

LI1CAL NEWS
Is THURSDAY, JAN. z, 1892.
Now don't forget to make your tax re-
turn to the Auditor.
See what "A. N. Todd & Co. have to say
In their new advertisement.
Miss Matilda Green, of Greenwood, is
visiting friends in the city.
Our farmers should SOW more small
grain just as soon as possible.
The firm of Seel q Archer has been dis
solved. See advertisement.
Hunters Spring Alliance will meet next
Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
The Ladies' Store has new advertise.
ment in another column. Read it..
Ifyou, reader, have made any new year
resolutions or promises, stick to them.
our clever friend, WI. Jones. of Ell.
bert County, Ga, gave US a call Monday.
Frank G. DuPree. of Augusta. Ga, spent
Q portion of the holidays Anderson with
relatives.
Miss fselle Norris, charming young
lady of eireenville, is visiting relatives in
this section.
Mr.. b. w. .Woolbright and family, of
Atlanta, Ga, have been visiting relatives
in the County.
Only five saloons have applied for
license In the city for 1892. Eight did bu-
siness here last year.
About everybody you meet thinks he
has touch Of the grip, and with good
many the beliefi is q fact.
Mr.. w. M. Sherard has located near
Seneca, and will conduct a big farm this
year. Success to you, Mac.
It Is not often that this section expe.
riences any colder weather than We had
Saturday and Sunday nights.
a big wood pile and a full coal bin are
very consoling nowadays, especially If
they are on your own premises.
There Is no improvement in the cotton
market, and some farmers say they are
going to quit raising the stuff"
Z, Z -
This Is election year, and already it is
considered suspiciou when you see some
culhyating the art Of hand-shaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. s. Sullivan and Mr..
and Mrs. e. e. Williamson, of Elberton,
Ga, spent, the holidays In Anderson.
Our yonng friend. Scott Brown, has
gone to Ab6eville to take charge Of the
telegraph Office at the r. & D. R r. de.
pot. s..
Deputy Sheriff Green, who has had
!. genuine attack of the grip for week or
two, Is now on the mend, we are glad to
say.sss
Mr.. John T. Green, of the Bolton Sec
ton. has gone on visit to relatives in
Texas. he VIII spend several weeks out
and IS now with ~. n. Todd I 1u & CO. where her.,
& he will be pleased to serve his friends at
Sany time! ~ !, 81
81 Do you owens for your paper? If so,
why can't you help US to little money?
It comes in very handy about this season
+ ofthe year.
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SEES advertisement of Probate Judge in
{ regard TO annual returns. This Is impor--
s:tant ito administrators, executors and
guardians, e - ..2.i.;3
Afiles N. Hunter, Trustee, will sell two
fine. tracts Of land at public outcrY in this
city ON salesday ipsF February. See adver-
8 tissment. !, b !. rs s.si,ss.,s &c. S.
3 Mr. L. o. Williford has been appointed
to succeed Mr.. B. +, Shirley, who recently
resigned the position Of Trial Justice at
Roberts. -
The =. M. @. a. next Sunday, at p. m.,
\ vii. be conducted by J. L. Tribble; Esq.
Subject: Persons and Character o-Aots
vii. IL to 24 -
The, stockholders o. the Honea Path
GINNING Company will hold an important
meeting at Honea Path next Saturday, at
10 O'Clock d. m.
The taxpayers Of the city should read
carefully the Supply Ordinance published
In another column. The city taxes will
be the same as last year.
We were glad to meet Will. ). Moor
head, of Darlington, s. c., In the city 3
few days ago. He had been spending
Christmas at Bolton.
Our friends should always bear In mind
that we charge for publishing obituaries
and tributes Of respect exceeding ten lines.
We are compelled to do this.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Anderson Shoe and Leather Com
Z pany will be held on Tuesday evening,
: ;rok CAn ,l1
Joel Keys, Herbert Barnes, Blair Cray
ton, Lewis Harrison, Manton Frierson,
Guy Rucker, all Anderson boys, came
homo to spend the holidays.
), The visit OF Mr.. John: W. Todd and
family, Of Seneca, to Anderson during the
{ holidays, was source of much pleasure
to their friends and relatives.
The public schools of Varennes School
District No. 10 opened on Monday, the 9TH.
Teachers should make a note of this and
govern. themselves accordingly.
Rev. DR.. Frierson will preach at Flat
Rock Church on the afternoon of the
! fourth Sunday, at half past o'clock. All
= ara invited to attend the service.
Mr.. Thomas M. Vandiver and his sister,
Miss Fannie, have returned home from
:, Asheville, N, c., where they have been
spending the Christmas holidays.
: :. The Christmas holidays were unusually
quiet throughout this section. There was
: less drinking and rowdyism than usual,
and the police had very little trouble.
:, Salesday ii January is always big day
in Anderson, and last Monday was no ex-
ceptlon to the rule. The merchants,
Z however, were not rushed with business.
Messrs. ]. O., J. W. and w. E. Bigby,
ofTexas, and brothers Of our townsman,
Mr.. g. F. Bigby, are now visiting their
old home and relatives in this County.
In addition to the usual ad vantage con-
ferred by Leap Year on energetic young
ladies, 1892 will give them fifty-three Sun
days In which to employ these advantages.
The County Treasurer is not rushed
very considerably at his Office just now,
and will write your tax receipt at any
time. Don't put off paying your taxes toe
long.
Read McGee & Dilingham's new adver.
tisement. Their stables are full of fine
young horses and mules, which will be sold
at hard time prices. Call and see theil
stOck