The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-25

ORA. 8 Todd offers good horse aud
buggy fos sale. See advertisement.
Good ,niddling cotton is quoted at 81
cents this morning.
AS SOON ss the weather permits spring
oats should be sown.
/ weather prophet says there will be
more snow this month.
3 The dealers in fertilizers are expectiog a
good business this season.
Read what Browniee & Vaudivers say
in their new advertisement.
Sleigh riding and snew balling were
popular amusements last week.
Cotton seed were selling in the city
Tuesday at from IS to 3s cents bushel.
Mrs. Jas. n. Whitner died at her home
In Sanford, Fla, on Wednesday, llth inst.
Despite the extreme cold weather, the
doctors report very little sickness in this
section.
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Messrs. D. 8. Maxwell s. Son have a lot
Of fine seed oats for sale. See their. .adyer-
tissment.
DR.. J. p. Duckett has been reelected
County Physician by the County Com
missiorers.
Several of our citizens are speaking of
going to Washington To see Cleveland in
augnatated.
Mr.. j. D. Kelly, of Greenyille. was q
pleasant caller at the 1HTELIIaENoER Office
this morning.
81 The price of bacon and lard continues
] to advance, while the price Of cotton does
not vary much.
Some men are SO conscientious that they
never put off anything till tomorrow but
tue bill collector.
Mr.. Frank, 3. Harrison. one of Wal
ha,ia's popular young merchants, was in
The city Hast week.
Il is the general opinion that the late
fan oats have been seriously damaged by
the gcvere weather.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson, of Ninety-Six.
hasbeen visiting his brother, Dr.. A. P.
Anderson, for 9 few days.
Miss Emma Sanders, of Ninety Six. s.
C., is spending awhile in Anderson visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. T. L Aston.
Judge Ialsr will preside at the next
Z farm Of our Circuit Court, which conyenes
on the second Monday in February.
Dir. George Smith. of this County, has
moved to Ebert County, Ga, and will
live on the plantation of his brother.
Rev. r. O. Ligon win preach at Deans
next Sunday morning. at II O'clock Ey-,
erybody Is invited to attend the services.
Rev. ]. ID. Mccullough is expected to
visit Anderson and hold service in tho
Episcopal Church next Sunday morning
at1.3o OF eek.
Mr.. A. B. Sullivan, who has been Hes,
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ident of the city for year or more has
moYed back to his farm in the Hollands
Store neigh borhood.
Anderson will soon have sufficient
numbero OF cyclists to form club. Several
new machines have been received in tie
city since the holidays.
. -
Read J. P. Gossett & Co.'S. new adver-
tisement, and bear lu mind that they ham
Ole nothing but boots and shoes, and can
sit any foot. Try them.
The County Auditor has made several
Changes in i,is appointments TO visit GER
tain portions of the County. Bead his
notice in another column.
John r. .Burriss ie offering bargains ia
E1vss. glassware, tinware, etc and is still
paying good prices for rags and hidss
Read his new advertisement
s'The oldest inhabitanf, whn formerly
knew all about the weather. has retired
from active business and taken In hie
sign to help boom the kitchen FIRE.
Married, at Loundesville, 8 c., on Jan:
nary 18th, 1888, BY Rev q. c. Fennel,
Mr.. J. NJ. Giles of Anderson. aud M iss
Ella Bell, OF Abbeville @. a., s G.
We invite yoIr attention to Webb &c
Simpsons new advertisement. They have
{. Q choice stock of groceries. and will cell
them at prices that will please you.
If you have friend or relative In an
other County or State, and want to do q
good thing for him, come up and direct US
70 send the INTELL1aEEcER to him for one
yesr.
Mr.. q. p. Mcdaniel, of Broadway
Township is now resident of the city
and is clerking for Brownlee d. Vsndivers.
He will be pleased to have his friends call
and see him.
The Easley Demoerat sayn that Mr.. W.
B. Jones, OF Blaine, Anderson County,
planted last year tsn acres In cotton from
which he gathered ten bales averaging
$50 pounds each.
We are indebted 10 Mr.J F. C. DnPre
Sor q copy Of the third annual report OF
tho Board of Trustees of Clemson Agri.
cultural College to the General Assembly
OF South Carolina
On account of sickness the McGibeny
Family, which were to appesr in the
Opera House last Friday evening, had to
cancel their, engagement. They expect to
visit Anderson Essr on.
AL of the insurance companies, except
ono, have satisfactorily adjusted the losses
by the recent cotton fire in this city, and
the loser Will bring suit at oncs against
the excepted Company to recover his
losses. ~
Mr.. Mason Burdine, an aged and highly
respected citizen OF Pickens County, died
this home near Easley on Tuesday, 18th
inst. He had number of friends in the
upper section of our County who will re-
gret to hear Of his death.