The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-12


Middling Cotton Ok.
Stsined Cotton To D.
The early gardener has gone to work.
Life insurance sgents are numerous In
the city.
So far January has given US some most
beautiful weather.
Are You keeping those good new year
resolutions you made?
Economy is hard road to travel but it
leads to prosperity.
We can supply you with blank liens,
mortgages, contracts, etc.
John T.. Burriss is prepared to do your
plumbing. Read his advertisement.
After recess for The holidays the Graded
Schools oftbe city opened last Monday.
The guano dealers are not anticipating
al big trade the coming spring as usual.
The fret chad Of the season wero brought
to the city last week by MIR. Jas. T. FAINT
There is great demand for dwelling
houses in the city. More should be built
Mr.. A. G Pinckney. editor Of the Pelzer
Herald. was in the city Monday and
Tuesday.
Capt. G. w Sullivan and Mr.. ii. r.
BarmOre. of Williamson, were in the city
yesterday.
The Evans Pharmacy has just received
big lot of Buist's garden seed. See ad-
vertisement
VIM. Thompson died of consumption
at his home in Piedmont on the 3.d inst,
aged % years.
Messrs Joe Trowhrldge. John Sadler
and Durant Earle attended the new year
ball In Abbeville. "a
Mr.J. R. Talbert, the accommodating
Express MESSENGER on tue Savannah Val
ley Railroad, is quite sick. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
The farmers especially should read care
fully the new advertisement of the Sulli-
van Hardware Co.
Pay every bill Won can aud keep money
in circulation. a dollar in circulation is
worth several in hiding.
b. o. Evans E Co. have made another
cut in prices on clothing Read their ad-
vertiseme ent for particulars.
Our college girls and boys have all re-
turned to their respective colleges to prose-
cute their studies for another year.
Ifyou are hungry and want to purchase
some ch0ica groceries. 1t will do you good
to read G. +. Bigby's new advertisement.
Do not neglect to make your tax returns
to the County Auditor. Read his adver-
tisement and govern ;ouraelf accordingly.
IF Won ara indahted tn tho Aliienna
Store, it may cave you trouble by reading
the advertisement Of the manager, r. s.
Hill.
Your attention is directed to the adver-
tiselnent of Osborne & Clinkscales. who
have big stock of stoves. crockery,
lamp, etc
Persons indebted 10 the old firm of
Bleckley & Ffetwell should read the notice
In another column OF the surviving part.
ner, J. J. Fretwell.
The stockholders of the Bank of Ander-
sOn held their annual meeting last week.
reelected all OF lie old officers and declar-
oG its sssuai iisiGsad.
Mr.. A. Eyins Browne has moved from
Guyton to Denver. where he will ill the
position of postmaster and engage in mer-
chandtsiDg and farming.
The Banks Of the city no-s clSse at Q
0'ols,ck p. N. II yon aavs 'huaiceas "
either one of them, bear this In mind and
govern yourself accordingly.
MI. s. NJ. Mays. who has been living
near this city, has moved to Hart County.
Ga He is a good cltizsn, and we wish
him success in his new home.
Mrs. Helen Dnnwoody aud children, Of
Atlanta, Ga. who have been spending
several weeks in the city Visiting her
mother. returned home this week.
Read the advertisements in the IKTEL-
rIGENCER carefully. They point you 70
the best trading places These advertisers
wsSt your trade and ask ycu for it.
II the first twelve days Of the new year
are an Indication of the sort of weather we
will have the ensuing twelve month";, this
section will not have too much rain.
Married. on Tuesday, January 1, 1893,
by Rev. w. B. Hawkins and at his resi-
dence. Mr.. Levi n. Geer and Miss Mildred
Moorehead, both of Anderson County.
Msssrs. Clifford Burriss and Will
Hodges, two gallant young Carolinians,
were in Hartwell last SATURDAY. visiting
friends and relatives. .--Hastwe'l (Gs.) Sun.
In ordering the address of vonr paper
changed. a!vavs give the name of your
p,-iuiiiiuo us well as the name OF
the posto flee to " hich you want it chang
ed.
Mr. Thos. A Murrah. or Union, S. G,
has sent MS .Some Interesting Facts About
Unioo," h neat, illustrated 80 page pamph-
let. published by Allan Nicholson, of that
town.
Every body ia Dragging on the good con
dition of tho public roads of the County.
This is no doubt verv gratifying to Super.
visor Snelgrove and the Road Commits
sloners.
This year wilt be good year to plant
two acres In corn to one of cotton, and to
raise twice the oumber OF ho2s you have
besn raising in the past. There'll be
moner In 1t.
Eugene. The infant son Mr. and Mrs. r,
M. Poore. died a. their home, In tha Toney
Creek section, last THURSDAY. Tho re-.
mains were inferred In the Shady Grove
Churchy ard on Saturday.