The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-10


in several particulars.
Contractor Dodd is erecting a large
warehouse at the Savannah Valley depot
for fertilizer company.
Now is the time to subscribe TO the IN.
TELL1aENcER for 1894. We will give you
full value for your money.
sMrs. Maggie Morris and children, Of
the Toney Creek section. spent last week
in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. o. B. VanWyck 10 now travelling
salesman 10 South Carolina fora whole
sale boot and shoe house of Baltimore.
Friend, is this q borrowed paper you are
ought to cease borrowing and order it sent
to your address
Leo ia creating big sensation in Green
vile. Ee performed his first cure there
Monday in the presence Of a very large
croWd1oi' spectas ers.
Cotton Is Guold assollowst this morn.
ing: Middllngs ST strict middling, 7s;
A7s. The market is firm.
Messrs. Todd q Evans are agents for the
sale Of Leo's Liniment, and have linn
ited supply on hand. Read their new adj
svertisemtnt next week.
sS When you need liens, mortgages, deeds,
contracts or other blanks, send your order
to the INTELLIGENcER. We can supply
1 you at very low prices.
Read what Taylor q Crayton say in
their new ad Yertisement,a and don't forget
they are now occupying the new store
roonrpn South Main street.
Tho grip il still holding its own in this
section. Nearly every other person you
meet thinks he is afflicted Rith that dis
ease, but it Is OF q light form.
Mr.. j. N. Wright, soliciting freight and
passenger agent of the Seaboard Air Line,
3 was in the city yesterday, and gave the,
sIHTELLIaENcER pleasant call.
The drumners are now travelling ia
droves taking orders for the spring and
summer trade. They say the merchants
are not placing very large orders.
DR.. J. P. Harris, ofthe Fork, left yes
terday for Texas, where he will make his,
future home. The INTE1LaENcER wishes
him much success in bis new home.
Capt W. T. McGill, Clerk Of the County
ol Con1nlssl2aets, M says sle Julols ana wiz
! :nesses can nave their claims cashed M now
by calling at the Trsasurer's Office.
& If any Of our readers expect to go to
Texas in the next ten days, we can secure
him ticket at a low price to Fort
s Worth. II ls good until the 10Th inst
- Mrs: Mamie Meinsyre, OF Asheylie. N.
is n .ne CITY ylalang hert motner, MRS;
yonn NC 1tatn. y, 1er presence .. ner oio
I: nome Is greatly enjoyed oy ner iriends. zen
..s NJ, IL H.,, =, va,an,,ao n,oun.h;n
Il VINO mas been slck ior sesersi weeks, is
s able 70 sbs up again. His friends will
read this announcement with pleasure
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a. From plesen. lndlcalions = Is q sesms tnas
will get Q better price for it. The prics has
been gradually rising since the holidays.
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Anderson are always delighted to greet
: him.
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- Sne tsome time after the money ymoon)-.
Iou usea 70 say that there was no one In
and i ami mora convinced of thai Fact than
eYers
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Our young townsman. e. +. Cochran,
Esq. has gone to California to visit the
He expects to spend five or six weeks out
ahere.
The firm of.Dean, Geer Moore has
been dissolved, the two latter members
the business at the old stand. Sea- adver.
tisement.
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Married, ,on Sunday, Decem Der "a, 1893,
at Friendship Church, by Rev. D. T.
ton. s.. o.. and Mrs. Jane McKinney. of
Shutdown. q
a small bunch Of keys, which was
found on. the Court House Square Mon
owner can get the same by calling and
identifyine the kevs.
{ -. 3, &.
IF you uant to enjoy good smoke try
one OF Danforth & Wiilards solid Ha-
the Civ Bakery. Il is one of the best
Scent cigars ever sold,
Business has been little dull since the
holidays, but the merchants have made
squaring accounts. They anticipate q
gaod cash spring trade.
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Married, at the residence OF Miss Essie
Clnkscales. on "wednesday, January 8.
1S9i; by Rey. n. u, Wright, Mr.. ). W..
all Of Anderson County.
THO sn-,n. session of tha w;,,,o,,,,on
Een,sje Co17eoe w;Ii oman Fehrna-n
Rood tho sdvertiaema,t r. ,on aayo ~ -
danehter to To educateS von conld not nlscs "a
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have not settled their subscription. If
you can't pay the whole amount, pay q
part OF it. II you live at distance send
us money order or postal note.
Mr. Samuel u. Gray dleo at his home