The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-13

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Corrected By Bropn, Osborne d Co.
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The early gardener has commenced
work.
Eggs are still bringing fancy price in
the city.
Business has been very quiet since the
holidays.
Our Legislators left for Columbia Mon.
day morning.
There are now ten prisoners confined il
the County Jail.
Don't neglect to max your return to the
County Auditor.
Many of our farmers have commenced
stirring the ground,
Mr.. J. G.. Thomas, of L,wndesville
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. Frank Mayes has oeen down t:
Newberry visiting relatives.
Mrs DR.. Mitchell, of Westminster, ha.
been visiting relatives in the city.
A local weather prophet predicts thst
we are going to have an early Spring.
The Spring term of Court for Abbeville
County begins next Monday, 18th inst.
The Pension Board will meet next Mon
day. See advertisement in another col
umn.
The public roads of the County are be-
ing praised by everybody who travel oyer
them.
The grip is still sneaking around, and
nearly every person you meet is afflicted
with it.
In their new advertisement this week
Ligon & Ledbetter call your attention to
some facts.
Mrs. NJ. c. Randall, Of Pendleton, has
been spending few days In Anderson
with relatives.
The taxpayers of the city have only one
more week in which to make their tax re.
turns to the City Clerk.
Read the new advertisement Of John T.
Burriss, who extends to all his patrons
the compliments of the season
We invite your attention to the new ad.
vert;sement of Osborne & Bolt and when
you need groceries give them call.
The attention of administrators, guar
| dams and trustees is directed to the notice
of Probate Judge Burriss in another COL
umn.
Lesp year is gone and some OF the boys
are still mighty lonesome. Cheer up, boys,
it is your time now for the next eight
years
The fifth session of Clemson College will
open op February 18th. as will be seen by
referring to an advertisement in another
| column
Let men run five miles, then stop still
in the cold zero wind for three hours, and
he wi!l appreciate the condition of a horse
in tho same situation.
Messre. II. G. johnson & Son, agents for
the Columbia bicycles, have presented us
with one of their pad calendars, which is
very con venient for Office use.
D:s Harris Il Townsend have been
elected by the County Commissioners
physicians for the Poor House for the
coming year. Thesalary ia $lOO.
The friends of Rev. G. P. Watson will
rejoice to know that he is able to be out
again. He will leave Anderson for Sum-
merville, his new charge, tomorrow.
Rev. r. G. Pearson, the evangelist, Is
conducting o series Of meetings in Green
Vile. Oar people would be more than
pleased to have him visit Anderson again.
Mr.. W. r. McAdarns, Jr., of the Antre-
Vile section, was In the city last Saturday
aud gave us call. He was on his way
over in the Fork to spend few days with
his brother.
Look out for Hall & Milford's new ad-
vertisement next week, but in the mean
time call and examine large lot Of pants,
among other things. which they are sell
| ing ct q very low price.
Mrs. Jane L. Cater died at her home in
Abbeville on the 2ud inst. after briei
illness, aged 81 years The deceased was g
most estimable lady, and has many
friends and relatives in Anderson.
The City Council has adopted an ordi.
nance making the sanitary dues Is cents q
quarter, payable in advance, instead of &c
cents month, as heretofore. These dues
will have to be paid to the City Clerk.
B. o. Evans &; Co.'s discount sale began
Yesterday morning and will continue
through this week. Now is your time tc
get bargains in winter clothing. Read
their new advertisement on the first page
According to statement shown US by
Chief Constable FAINT, the fines collected ir
this County during 1896 for violations Of
the dispensary law aggregate total o.
$2,5O0. This shows that Mr.. Fdnt has
done his duty.
Married, on Sunday afternoon, January
10, 1857, by Magistrate j. G. G. Feather
atom, and at his home in this city, Mr.
Thomas Fisher and Miss Nina Anderson
daughter Of Mr. James Anderson, all o
Anderson County.
The Spartsnburg Herald says: "a
| prominent puySlCldu 10 Quotcu ao ohy 'ne
that children will have no diphtheris
scarlet fever, or worms, If they eat freely
of onions every day. The onions may bt
served in any way"
The Spartanburg Herald Of the Stt
inst. Gays: "Miss Caro- Miller, of Ander
son, has Just entered Converse College
She will study vocal music under Miss
Stella Charles. Miss Miller is said to pos
sess magnificent contralto voice."
81. F. Watson, who was convicted in tht
Court Of Sessions in October, 1895, for vic
latiug the dispensary law, and for whom s
Pelzar last Monday by Deputy Sheriff
Rose and lodged in Jail in this city.
To newspaper borrowers: Ifyou would
be prosperous and happy this year ant
have an approving conscience, quit de
frauding the newspaper man by borrow
ing your neighbours paper. Have thu
manliness to have your own paper anc
pay for it.
The Honea Path Chronicle says: "Chas
Higdon, colored man living near here il
the possessor of a peculiar freak in tht
shape Of calf. 1t has only three feet
The place for its fourth foot is a stub of s
leg. 1t gets about as we'll as If it was per
fectly formed"
If you know of anything we dom
know which people ought to know, if it il
worth knowing don't you know it is youl
duty to let rs know. that the people may
also know that which YOU know and We