The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-01-29

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It ia the fashion now to shave of your
mu-tache.
MIR We Wbitner spent a few days In
RIck Hill last week.
Pez-r is now the largest cotton mill
operated in the South.
Mr.. Archie Todd, of Augusta, ia in An.
dersun visiting bis mother.
The approaching term of Court will have
considerable business before it,.
Mr. 81 @. Nickel, OF EIberton, Ga, wal
iu the city yesterday on business.
leap year ball is being talked of by
some Of the fair maidens of the city.
The County Auditor will be at Starr 10
take tax returns on Friday, February 7th.
A local weather prophet says we will
have plenty OF fruit in this section this
year.
Mr.. Clarence e TolIy, who has been In
New York for several months, Is at home
again.
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday
night.
Miss Marie Campbell aud Ida Pening-
ton. of Bolton, are In the city visiting Miss
Eva Muryhy.
] q Hood Esq, has gone to Newberry
to attend the funeral Of his uncle, Col. B
L. Mclaughlin.
The Standard OIL Company is now run
ming two horse delivery wagon in the
city serving the merchants.
Some Of our market gardeners should
make an effort to raiee celery. II is always
IL demand at a good price.
In their new advertisement this week B
o. Evans a. Co. tell you what they can do
for you in the hat line. Read it.
g F Jones d Co. announce In their new
advertisement big reduction In prices on
certain goods. Read what they say.
It will be much better to mulch trees,
vines and roses when trausplanted now.
This will protect them against hard freezes.
>sMs. liysawhos has been quite
sick for the past three weeks; fts little
better, We hupe he wi soon be out
again.
The bill to give Anderson County new
order for to day in the Hpuse OF Represen-
tatives.
Next Monday is salesday n you have
not paid for your paper and visit the city
that day, be sure to give us call and get
receipt.
The book stores have already commenced
receiving stock of valentines for the festi.
val, which occurs on the 14th Of next
month.
Every man In Anderson should MO
make this the most remarkable yea .s
progress.
We have only few more of those ic-
ito .aries left. You will probably not we
an 'ther opportunity to get one ats q
small price.
Cdlett& Robbins have just returned
with g car load of mu lea. and can be found
at the stable of J. J. Dobbins. They are
for sale cheap.
The County Treasurer will collect the
cotnmutatinn tax during the month of
February, See his advertisement for for.
ther particulars.
All the members of the Jr. o q. A M.
are requested to be present at meeting next
Thursdav night. January 80, 1e96. Busi-
ness Of importance.
B. T, Jaynes, Esq, of Walhalla, was In
the city yesterday on professional bust
nees, and gave the INTELLIaENCER brief
but appreciated call.
Rev. G.. W Singleton, prominent figure
in the Baptist Church md political circle
OF Pickens County. died at his home near
Easley last Thursday.
It gives US pleasure to announce that
our venerable townRman, Mr. 8 Bleckley.
continues to improve In health, and will
soon be himself agsin.
Every paseer by admires the beautiful
display in the show windows of A
Austin q Oo.'s establishment. Mr. Austin
is an expert decorator.
just to keep the farmers from forgetting
1t. we again mention the importance OF
planting an abundance of provision crops
and making cotton the surplus.
Married, by A A Carpenter. Magistrate,
and-a bis residence, January 26, 1895 Mr.
Dudley Strickland. of Broadway. to Miss
Della Loggins, Of Anderson City.
Before buying your f-rtilizars give D p
Sloan d ca call ard get their prices
They handle several brands as you will
learn by referring to their new advertise
ment.
Mr.. A. G Means mas changed base and
Is now with B. o. Evans & Co, dealers 10
clothing and gents furnishing goods. he
will be glad to BEE and serve his friends at
any time.
Nellie, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mra. W. 81. Hammett, died at ber home
in Piedm mt last Thursday evening after
q paiofui illness from measles followed by
bronchitis.
Misses Jefie and Agnes Edwards will
open their Kinderparten Glass on next
Monday. February 3rd. at the residence OF
Mrs G. r. Moray. No. 169 Main street
Pupils solicited.
Married. at Oakway. G.. on Tuesday.
Daoemb ber IA, 1896 at the home Of the
Mr.. R NJ Wright, Of Anderson, and Miss
Agnes Miller, of Seneca.
Read the war whoop of Brown Osborne
d Go. on this page and call and buy your
shoes, mackintoSh, rubber coata. rubber
boots and rubber shoas from them. They
are prepared to shoe the people.
It is not hoary headed joke that Ia got
ten off 10 the new ad. of Dan, Ratl,ffe &.
Co this week. but 1t is real. it Is earnest,
and to follow 1t is gold in your pockets.
Don't read it If you are millionaire.
The firm of James Hunters Sons at
Pendleton, hss heen dissolved, Miles NJ.
Hunter having bought the interest of his
brother, and will continue the business.
See advertisement In another column.
The new advertisement of the Evans
Pharmacy will interest you The proprie
tors have now In stock fne lot of onion
sets. and q crmpl.te line of Buist's garden
seed. Give them call and get their prices
Married, on Wednesday, January 15
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