The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-03-01

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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MARcH1 l, 1898.
s Next Monday Is salesday.
kRead the Inauguration notice in another
column.
Eggs are on the decline. They go down
s at every meal.
Now is the time to plant your spring ad-
vsrtisements.
The days now increase about sixteen
4 minutes week.
The officers are now after The delin-
qnent taxpayers.
The time for paying city taxes has been
extended until 1st April.
Read what Jones & seybt have to say
In their new advertisement.
Mr.. and Mn. s. Bleckley have gone to
Florida to spend q few weeks.
The Court Of General Sessions will con-
yene at Pickens next Monday.
Five murder cases are on the docket for
trinl at the Pickens Court next week.
Miss Mamie Hopkins, Of Pendleton, is
q visiting friends and relatives in the city.
Persons Indebted to Drs. Nardin q Orr
should read their card in another column.
The J1rors were discharged last Friday
and Court ao ojonrhed on Saturday at noon.
It's about time to begin feeding the
I hens on dye,stuffs. Easter is almost here.
Mrs. r. a. Lewis, Of Belton. spent few
days in the city last week visiting friends.
3 The Banks ofthe city now close at 2 p.
m Note this aud govern yourself accord
aogly.
Mr.. D. Z. Barnes, of Lowndesville,
s gave the INT--LIeEEcEs pleasant call
last Friday,
Mr.. ]. i. Brown is agent for one of the
best byciclss:on the market. See. his ad.
ssrsisement.
Mr.. 3. a.. Lewis, OF Belton, has gone to
New York to buy his stock of spring and
summer goods.
Z The many friends of Rev. T. G. Ligon,
ofLeesville, 8. G., were glad to greet him
10 the city last week.
There is dearth Of news in this section
just now Nothing seems to be happen
ing ofapy Importance.
The Hotel Cbiquola il doing 6ne busi-
ness, and Landlord Dickens is doing his
best to please his patrons.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Geer, Of Belton, has been
spending 9 few days in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. L.. McGee.
Consult our advertising columns and
yon will always know where to get the
best goods for the least money.
We lthe bosses, printers and the deviD
are the recipients of an elegant scarf, pre-
ssnsed by The Means Company.
A meeting OF the Board OF Trade will
be held at s O'clock this Wednesday, af;
! ternoon in the Masonic Temple.
By all means, don't neglect your gar
den. Get good seed, prepare the ground
well and yon will be rewarded.
Mr.. ID a. g. outzs, representing the At
lantIc Phosphate Co., Charleston, S. c.,
spent Sunday and Monday in the city.
Miss Emma Greer, Of Honea Path, is
& spending this week visiting this family of
her uncle. Mr.. ]. N. Kay, in Hopewell
Township.
Cotton is quoted as follows this morn.
ing: Middling, 81 strict good niddling,
sEs The receipts have been light the past
Sew weeks.
Mr.. Luther Carlisle. who has been sick
forseyeral weeks, is now recovering. and,
we hope, win soon be enjoying his usual
go3d health.
The price of cotton is steadily going
down bnt that OF bacon remains up. It
might not be amiss to keep these two facts
constantly ia mind.
The Means Company keeps an elegant
II 80 of nj hate opS toS lob
\ ing goods. MIR. Means says they can
please the most fastidious.
q Mr.. J. uStraaten, the clever and en-
] terprising butcher on Brick Range, is
serving his patrons with some ofthe finest
beef ever brought to Anderson.
It is stated that the large quantity Of
! guano being sold does not mean an in-
creased acreage of cotton, bat that a great
dealwill be used In raising corn.
Miss Lizzie Williams, Of the Ladies'
Store, has gone to New York to buy her
stock fspring and summer goods and to
( post herselfin all Of the latest styles.
81 Brownlee & Vandivers have some i'm
portsnt information for the public in
h their new advertisement in another col
nmn. Don't fail to read what they say.
Married, on Tuesday afternoon, Febru-
+ ary %, 1898, in Eureka Church, by Rev.
T. H. Garrett, MI. J. L. Hembree and
Miss Carrie saylors, all of Anderson
! County.
MFR. Jas. p. Gossett, the clever shoe
drummer, who has been on the road con.
tinuously since the 1st of January, is ex-
pected home to day and will enjoy few
days rest.
We are glad to see our friend Means
again in bis old business (clothing) with
VIM. Laughlin and W. E. Milford. We
predict a glorious success for them. Our
best wishes for The Means Company.
Rev. g. P. Watson. the popular pastor
of the Methodist Church, was again una
Bile to occupy his pulpit last Sunday, and