The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-17

sszIG bad condition.
Don't neglect to make your return 10
TIE County Auditor.
The weather prophets are predicting "a
$s ls.e, cold, wet Spring.
II you havn,t q case Of grippe now you
& are ont OF the fashion.
There Is big difference In the weather
now and the Same time last year.
It viii pay TO raise oats. The price is
high compared with corn and wheat.
MIR. b. p. Tramns,l and family have
gone TO Texas to make their future home.
Last Sunday was pleasant day, and all
of the city Churches bad large congrega-
tlons.
Mr.. ]. Frank Gambsell, of Honea Path
4 Public.
Prepare the ground for your garden as
soon as possible. whether you plant
early or late.
E.B Murray, Esq, went to Columbia
Monday to attend to some business in the
Supreme Court.
It Is said there will be four or more as.
pirants this fall for the position Of Senator
from this County.
Ths Farmers, Mutual Insurance Assc-
clation of this County, we learn, has
about fell to pieces.
Early farmers haye started their ploughs
z and some Of them ere beginning to pre-
pare their land for corn.
citizens, is quite sick, aud the chances for
his recovery are doubtful.
Tho mule season has opened, and 8
large number of them are in the market.
The prices are aboutas usual.
Miss Anna b. Aud, Of Autun, and Miss
f.iends in Walhalla last week.
Mrs. n. Provost, who has long held
position IN the Office of the Clerk of Court,
Is now with Brown, Osborne q Co.
The bill collectors who circulate SO &C
lively at the commencement of the year
are earning their salaries this season.
Mr.. Frank II. White is elowly recu-
perating and is able to spend q few hours
1 q day at hIs store. BE viii! soon belhim-
self again.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Tillman
Hanks, OF Vsrennes Township, Is very
sick, and hope he will soon be restored to
his usual health.
An excellent thing to do at the begin
ming Of q new>year is to pay your debts.
ssS Il is also an excellent thing to do all
through the year.
Mayor Tolly's Court turned into the
city treasury about $500 in fines during
the month of December. a good months
work, MI. Mayor.
~. A. DEAN successor to Dean, Geer &
Moore, has q new advertisement in this
paper. Read 1t and you will know. where
TO go to get bargains.
Anderson County's Coroner has gone
intothe Spy business, aud last week, it
is reported, held an inquest over dead
Jug at Calhoun Falls.
Mr. j., D. Alewipe, who lives near Due
West, and who runs e large farm, has
z hired Q dozen convicts from The Peniten-
B tisry 70 work hiscrops this year.
FAINT q Simpson ara offering bargains In
several brands of -four to cash buyers,
aud can please the most fastidious In quail
ity and prices. Give them call.
Remember. NE win send you the In
TETLIGENCER and Atlanta Constellation
for one year for two dollars, payable in
a1Vance. Now is the time 10 subscribe.
Read what Brown, Osborne & Co. have
t<He 4 -l<,.k
molasses, flour and farm supplies. and the
old reliable Wando and Ashley fertilizers.
For the next thirty days The Means
Company will offer their winter stock of
clothing at wonderfully low prices. Read
I what they say in their new ad Vertisement.
When yon get ready for work, In your
garden, the most important thing is se-
lecting good seed. Orr 81 Sloan's new ad-
vertisssnent Tells what taey can do for you.
1t is rumored thai there will probably be
.. four or. FIVE dispensaries located in Ander-
sln County the people In the country
want them. they Rhould be accommo-
dated
The e1NTELLIaENGER has added quite
number of new subscribers to its list since
the Let inst, b1t we still have room for
], more. We will give you the worth Of
your money.
Married. on Thursday evening, January
II, 1874 at the residence, Of Mr.. Peter Da-
Wis, by r. B. a. Robinson. Esq, Mr. John
A: Eigin aud Mrs. M. ]. MeeFs, all of An
! derson County.
Superintendent johnson has presented
Z us copy of the tenth annual report Of
tho city schools OF Columbia, S. C., for
which ne return thanks. The report Is
fine showing for the schools.
Mr. r. L. Clinkscales leaves this even
ing fer Texas, where he has purchased
land and will make his future home. His
family preceded him two or three weeks
ago in company with friends.
Miss Claudia Provost, who has been
spending several months With relatives.in
Charleston and other sections of the lower
part Of the State, returned home last week,
and was warmly welcomed by her frienda.
Mrs. T.. w. Norris, of this County, who
is visiting relatives In Spartanburg, is
quite sick, and few DAYS ago Mr.. Norris
z was summoned to ber bedside. His
mother, Mrs. P. z. Norris, accompanied
him.
Cotton is quoted as follows this morn.
ing: Middiing. II; good middling. II;
strict good middling, II. The receipts
continue to be heavy st all the ports,
compared with the receipts for the same
time last year.
A goodly number Of the farmers OF the
County are atill holding their cotton
We hope they will profit by 1t. We heard
q farmer remark Saturday that one OF his
neighbos vas still holding portion of
his crop Of 1882.
Mr.. Jas. 3. Bewley and family, who
have been residents of Laurens, 8. c., for
number OF years, have moved to this
city. Mr.. Bewley ia native of Anderson,
and, OF course, thinks there Is no place
like the old town.
The supper given at the Hotel Cbiquola
last Wednesday evening by the Indepen.
dent Hook and Ladder Company was
most enjoyable occasion, aud We regret
exceedingly that sickness prevented us
from being present.
Mr.. w. A. Holland, who has been en-.
cQpad in huainosr af noa no hoe -