The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-02-01

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Next Monday is Saleaday. Several fine
tracts Of land will be sold at public outcry
by the Master.
Cotton receipts have been light since the
L holidays; The receipts for the season are
about 19. $50 bales.
Let's have less cotton and less politics
and more corn and more pork In Ander-
con County this year.
Dr.J NJ. Bosworth has returned to An
derson to resume his practice. Sec his
card In another column.
The farmers are getting anxious to start
I the plows, aud weeks sunshine would
be appreciated by them.
Miss Maggie Williams, popular young
. lady from Greenwood, 8. C., is in the city
visiting Miss Lizzie Williams.
Our nerchants are anticipating good
Spring trade, and prices on every line OF
goods viii be lower than ever.
By the authority Of the Commissioners,
Sheriff Gaines is having some needed I'M
8 provements in and around the Jail.
'.The Starr in the Opera House to-
morrow night will render one of the best
entertainments ever given in Anderson.
Sheriff Gaines has heard nothing OF
James Crawford, the .trusty" prisoner
who escaped from the Jail yard a.week ago.
s. Our clever young friend, DR.. q.
Z Bruce, Of Townville. spent Monday night
in the city. He reports things quiet in the
Fork.
The recent severe weather has done
{ much damage to the hot h.suse flowers,
and the good women are worried about
the loss.
Taxpayers in Pendleton snd Garvin
Townships would do well to note addition
to the Auditors advertisement in another
column.
Mrs.sC A. Kelly. who has been spend
ing the past yesr at Bartlett, Texas, has
returned TO her old home inS Garvin
Township.
The demand for cotton seed continues at
fancy prices. At planting time. we ven.
tnre. somebody will pay fancy price for
Z enough seed to plant their crop.
we invite your attention to G.. F. Jones
u Cos new advertisement. These gen.
tlemen have some special bargains for the
T puolic, and you should see them.
Mi. ]. L. snipes, who has been employ
ed in Rsid's Music Store. this city, for
several years. is now travelling for Alex
ander Bros. & Co., Greenville, s. G.
Judge Cox is having two cottages built
on Society Street, adjoining Mr.. w. E.
Milford. They will be occupied by
Messrs. a. 81. Watkins and NJ. M. Mat
tison.
Mr.. c. o. Burriss and Capt. John NJ.
Patrick have been appointed by the State
Superintendent of Education members OF
s4he Board of Examiners for Anderson
County.
Rev. w. f. Pearson will preach at Va.
rennes Church on the second Sabbath IN
February, at1to'clock q. m. The friends
ofthe congregation are invited to attend
the rervice
Prof: J. NJ. Todd and wife Left Due
West q few days ago for Mexico, where
they will engage in missionary work .un.
der the auspices of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church.
Dr.. A. @. Strickland is spending few
days in Georgia. The Doctor is taking
some needed recreation aud rest. DR.. An.
derson will take care of their patients un-
ill the return Of his partner.
Partridges will doubtless be scarce the
next season. The freeze has nearly ami
hilated this most popular. of all the birds
In some instances coveys have been fount
where all were frozen and dead.
live are to trust in the prophecies Of
some of the almanac makers for 1898, VIC
may expect an abundance of snow yet be-
fore the glad cooipg of the doves Five
SHOWS are predicted for February.
Mrs. w. r. White and daughter, Miss
Lula, left the city Tuesday for Greenville
where they will spend two or three weeks
before locating In spartanburg. Capt
White will not leave Anderson until lstel
on.
Mr. Harold Sullivan, of Due West, has
accepted a position as salesman IN the
drug store of Mr. A. N. Todd & DR.. j. G.
Harris. Mr.. Sullivan is bright and en-
ergetic young man and fitted to success
fully fill any position he would accept,
Messrs. A. n. Strickland, Wm. Dillon,
@. 81. Johnson and Jas. Ointment, in th,
employ of the Providence Steam and Ga
Co., Providence, R. T., reached Anderson
few days ago and are now engaged il
putting in the pipes. &C., in the cottoI
mill extension.
The new Columbian stamps are moi
popular with those who have to use many
oftbem. 1'Too much licking" Is the gen
eral verdict. That they are the fad j
shown, however, by the fact that the post
office department is far behindhand IL
filling orders.
The Trustees of Martin Township vii
hold meeting at the residence of Col. R
B. A. Robinson next Saturday afternoon
February 4th, at 2 o'clock, for the pur
pose of signing school claims, &c. Teach
ers are requested to attend promptly a
the hour named.
There is a rage now among gentlemen.
who exercise taste in the matter of dress
for crochetted craYats. Four-in-hsnds arr
made of fine spool silk, either of electric
blue, cream white or black. A lady car
crochet cravat in few hours. The cos
Of the Material is about eighty-fVe cents.