The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06

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Now is a good time to set out young
shade trees.
Ifyou have turned over q new leaf fol
1897, do not soil it.
The negroes of the city observed eman'
cipatiou Day by parade.
County Treasurer Payne says he has
very few delinquent taxpayers.
Mr.. Jsmes P. Cook, OF Concord, N c.,
Is spending few days in the city.
The Graded Schools of the city opened
Monday morning with full attendance.
We still have few of our Souvenir
Edition to dispose of at 10 cents copy.
Our contemporary, the Journal made
its appearance last week in fve-column
shape.
Mr.. e N. Elrcd, one of Brushy Creek 3
most clever citizens, was in the city yes
terday.
Rev. T. G. Lyon, of Rock Hill, preach.
ed in the Methodist Church last Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Harrison, Of Rock
Hill, S. c., have been visiting relatives in
the city.
The City Clerk is now ready to receive
your tax return. The .ime expires on the
2Oth inst
Mrs. James +. FAINT who has been seri-
ously i'll tor the past two weeks, is now
convalescing.
Ifyou are afflicted 18th the grip, do not
fail to read the new advertisement Of the
Evans Pharmacy.
Rev. E. o. Watson, of OraDgeburg, has
been in the city visiting his sick kinsman,
Rev. G. P. Watson.
The Pelzsr and Piedmont Manufactur-
ing Companies have each declared an an
nual dividend Of 5 per cent.
We are now revising our subscription
list and are parting company with the
dearly beloved delinquents.
Miss Virginia Addison, one of Edge
fields most popular young ladies', has
been visiting friends in Anderson.
Messrs White & Wilhite and-Mr. J. E
Barton Fave presented US with two of the
prettiest calendars We bave seen this sea-
son.
We have several old bachelor friends in
town who should turn over new leaf at
the beginning of the New Year by getting
married
That mar. Minor, the big hearted pro.
prietor of the Ten Cent Store, relates few
facts this week, which you should road
carefully.
Rev. o. L. Martin will preach at Salem
Church next Sunday afternoon, at 8
o'clock. The public is Invited to attend
the service.
Rev. Mr.. SummerelI, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, is expected home this
week and will hold services in his Church
next Sunday.
Ia their new advertisement this week
the Sullivan Hardware Co. call attention
to many special goods they have in stock
and are anxious to sell.
Mr.. A. ". Attaway, Anderson's new
County Superintendent Of Education, has
opened his office in the Court House, next
door to the Probate Judge.
Mr.. A. M. Hill, one Of Abbeville's oldest
aud most prosperous citizens, died sud-
denly at his hone in that town last Mon
day evening, aged 70 years.
I Thursday, Friday and Saturday B. O..
Evans & o.. will sell sheir $40 overcoats
for S5 For full particulars read their new
advertisement on the first page.
| Mr.. Bailey Campbell, Of Broadway
Township, was the lucky man who held
the ticket No 270 that secured the side
board offered by J. A. Austin & Co.
Married, at Fair Play, 8. c., on Sunday,
December 20, 1896. by Rev. A. P. Merritt,
Mr.. P. Frank Farmer and Miss Dora
Hutchins. both of Anderson County.
| IF. Jones e. Co. have determined to
increase their business this year, and just
now are Offering special bargains In many
| goods. Read their new advertisement.
Mr.. Charlie B. White, who moved from
this County to Texas about fifteen years
ago, is now visiting relatives in this
County. Texas seems to have treated him
we'll.
Brownlee e. Vandivers extend their best
wishes to their patrons for the new year,
and call special attention to the high grade
fertilizers which they handle. Note what
they say.
Union Ncw Era: Miss Belle FAINT, q
charming young lady OF Anderson, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. R. w. Sartor.
We hope her stay in Union will be one OF
pleasure"
Rev. w. B. Hawkins, the pastor, re-
quests US to announce that the regular
meeting day at Prospect Church has been
| CudUSSu lIOiu GhO Ghi1o w saO oSSOaA ~ -
day in each month.
Rev. ". G Power, the new Presiding
Elder of the Greenville District, reached
Anderson with his family last week, and
is now occupying the District parsonage
on McDuffis street.
Married, on Iece mber 81, 1856, at the
residence of the officiating Magistrate, B.
D. Garvin, in Pickens County, Mr.. Henry
Martin, of Anderson County, and Miss
Boggs, of Piekens County.
Mr.. John G. Gray, Of Graham, Texas, is
spending few days IL the city, and gave
US pleasant call yesterday. He is a ma
tive Of Greenville County, and has been
living in Texas several years.
The progressive farmer has gone to work
on his crop for 1897. Let all continue the
campaign of last year-plenty of hog and
hominy-and we will continue to prosper,
despite the calamity howlels.
Mr.. J. II. Hutchison has returned from
Baltimore, where he has been spending
the holidays with his son. who is attend
ing the Baltimore Medical College. He
says he enjoyed his trip very much.
Brown, Osborne & Co. extend their
friends and patrons their best wishes fol
the new year, and say they will be better
prepared to serve the public this year than
ever before. Read their new advertise
ment.
| Mr. C. T.. Tolly. of this dity. has gone