The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-02-24

WEDNESDAY, FEB. "a, 1897.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Broavn, Osborne d Co.
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Good Mddling.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
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Only one more month in which to hun
birds.
According to the almanac, turnip green
are about due.
The time for paying city taxes expires
next Saturday.
The railroads in this section are doing
heavy business.
Rep, esentative John NJ. Glenn spen
Saturday at home.
Messrs. P. X. McCully and J. J. Baker
visited Charleston last week.
There is no com plant as to scarcity o
|
The continued wet weather has put the
roads in very bad condition.
The members of Little River Church
have decided to build parsonage.
Rev. T. G. Lyon, of Rock Hill, 8. c., il
in the city on short business trip.
Editor T. G. Robinson, of the Pickens
Journal, was in the city last Friday.
The rains continue, and the farmers
have not yet done any work on their farms
Mr.. G. F. Jones has gone to the eastern
markets to buy his Spring stock of goods
Col. W. A. Neal, Superintendent of the
State Penitentiary, spent last Saturday in
the city.
The Spring time will come bye and-bye
and then dry, hot weather will follow.
Be patient.
Harriet Hampton, colored, died sudden
ly at her home in this city on Sunday
afternoon.
Clemson College opened its fifth session
last Thursday with three hundred and
| fifty students.
Mrs. M. E. Sullivan, of Edgefeld, S c.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. T. Press.
ley, at Septus.
The Legislature has extended the time
for the collection of the Communication road
tax to 1st April.
Capt W. l.. Roddy, of Rock Hill, was
in the city last week visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. G. Whitner.
Rev. V. T. Masters, travelling represen-
tative of the Baptist Courier, has moved
his family to Greenwood.
We are requested to give notice that
Rev r. Earle will preach at Salem next
Sunday at IL o'clock 9. N.
The County Auditor calls meeting of
the Pension Board and the Board of As
SCISSORS. See advertisements.
Mr.. D. G.. E lis, of Pickens County, an
old subscriber to the INTELLIGENCEB, was
in the city Monday, and gave US pleasant
call.
Mrs. James Bishop, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
arrived in Anderson yesterday to visit her
brothers, Messrs. George and Casper
Shrimp.
1t is about time for yea to stir your gar
den when it is dry enough. Peas and q
few other early vegetables should be plant
ed this month.
Mr.. w. r. Osborne, of Brown, Osborne
& Co., leaves tomorrow for the eastern
mark cts to buy big stock OF Spring and
Summer goods.
Rev. J. D Butts will conduct services in
St. Joseph's Catholic Church next Sunday
/ at II o'clock M, and 1880 p. m. All are
invited to attend.
We are indebted to Mr.. N. O. Pyles, the
compiler, of Columbia, for copy of the
South Carolina Legislative Directory. 1t
i, sold at ten cents copy.
Last Monday was Washington's birth
day. It was not observed In Anderson.
Our people, it seems. take very little in
terest in national holidays.
Mr.. r. L. Robinson. having purchased
the lot south Of the District parsonage, on
South McDuf1is street. will soon begin the
In their new advertisement this week B..
| o. Evans & Co. announce that their dis.
| count sale will close next Saturday Read
what they say and 60 and zee them.
Capt. W. G. Smith, of the Southern
Railway, accompanied by his wife, mas
been spending few days in the city visit.
| ing his daughters, Mrs. Ratliffe and Mrs.
Dean.
Read the advertisement of the Piedmont
Green House, at Gainesville, Ga. This is
| reliable house, frst-class in every respect
and will give satisfaction. Try them with
with al order.
| The United States Circuit Court will
| convene in Charleston on the first Monday
in April. F. E. Watkins and Green Jen.
kins have been drawn to serve as petit
jurors from Anderson County.
Brock Bros. have just received car
| load of galvanized barbsd wire, car load
| terracotta, and car load of nails. Ifyou
are in the market for any Of the above il
may pay you to see them before buying.
Our young friend, L. Geisberg, will en-.
| bark ir the mercantile business in few
days on his own account. He will occupy
the room on Brick Range now occupied
by M. Satir, and will handle dry goods,
millinery, etc. We wish him success.
Mr.. C. G. Reddic, of the Hotel Chiquols
Barber Shop, has secured the services ol
two first class BARRIERS, and Is now p1epar-
ed to serve the public promptly. Mr.
Reddic's effort to give Anderson q first
class Barber Shop should be appreciated
Give him call.
The INTELLIGENCER ia indebted to the
Washington Cd. c. Post for copy of its
almanac and encyclopedia for 1897. It Is
model book of ready reference on almost
numberless subjects, and will be found
valuable to any person. It is sold for the
small sum of 25 cents.
Edge6eld Chronicle "Edge6eld--es
pecially its jeunesse doree-is rejoicing ir
the presence of Miss Claudia Provost, 6
beautiful and in every way charming
young lady of Anderson. Miss Provost /!
| in Edgefield on visit to her friend, Miss
Virginia Addison, and is the recipient oi
much social attention.