The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-19

Inla year lenu VIII nave 10 be listed for
taxation as we'll as personal property
by making memorandum before leaving
home OF the number OF acres and all other
property possessed by them or under their
control.
Prof NJ l.. Willis has decided TO engage
i'm the piano and organ business on bis
own responsibility, and next week will
make au announc cement to the public
through the INTELLIGENCER lie has had
long experience in this business, and no
doubt will build up fine trade
We are Indebted to our clever friend,
Mr.. w. ID. Garrison, Of the Denver sec
ton, for some very fine turnips. the largest
we have seen this season. Mr.. Garrison
ia model farmer, makes his own living
at home, and. as consequence, cent
cotton does not hurt him very bad.
County's Representatives In the Legisla-
ture, came home last Sunday from Column
bia very sick with fever. He was accom-
panied oy DR.. Babcock. We join the
msny friends of Mr.. Glenn in wishing him
epeedy restoration to his usual good
health
DR.. VIM. r Mercer, nf G:cs3r;..a. VIII
arrive in Anderson next Monday and
spend week at the Hotel ChiQuola. Az
diseases OF the eye. ear nose and throat,
and ii you are siliicted cali and consult
him See his advertisement in another
column.
Married. on Sunday, January 1G. 1897.
by ] A. Welborn, Notary Public, and at
his residence. Mr.. NJ. B. Hall and Miss
Lula King. both of Anderson County
The attendants we're: Mr.. G. Carol aud
Mics Eva Kay, Mr.. L. B Hall and Miaa
J0sopilins King, John Smith aud Miss
Lillian Kay.
Our young friend, Blair Cray ton. who
has been engaged in business at Rock
Hill, has moved to Newberry. where be
has accepted q position in the leading
drug store In that sity. Mr.. Crayton j..
not only al efficient pharma acist but q
model young man, and makes u friend Of
every acquaintance.
Abbeville Press and Banner: mir. A
w. Wright, of Anderson. and his son in
law, Mr. Mcdowell, of the G. G. tS NJ,
have purchased the lot formerly owned by
Mr.. Wardlaw, and will erect two cottages
MIR. Long has the contract. MagsZine
HUI Is one of the historic spots Of Able
Vile is one OF the best neigh borhoods
in the city Z"
Some peoples guarantee are no good
but q gnarante with $50 90 behind it is as
good as $50 90 Dean q Rstiffe in their
new nd. this week make q $50 90 guarantee
10 sci shoes cheaper than the same shoes
can be bought il the State. Their reason
Tor reducing prices is to reduce the size of
their stock. They shell the woods in the
grocery and guauo trade also.
At the last meeting Of the Cotton Grow
ers' Association committees were appoint
ed to investigate the importance or secur.
ing warehouse 10 store cotton and 10 en-
quire into the prices end relative value of
fertilizers. These committees have been
at work, and. at the next meeting of the
Association, which will be held on Sales
day in February, will have, we under
stand, mos. favorable reports to make.
Inst Monday Secretary OF State Tomp.
kins issued charter to the Farmers Loan
following directors: u. S Hill, Ellison
A. Smythe, Fl. r MCGEE. G.. w. Evans.
E. p. Sloan, &. J. Watson, John O. Wat.
kins, z. M. Bnrriss and William Laugh
lin. X. g. Hill is president of the com.
patty: The capital stock is S?8 800 and the
principal nlncs e business Is AaddssTsou.
The 1Ionea Path Chronicle says: The
many friends or Dr. w. Glenn MtGee
Will be pleased 10 lea-c that he has decid-
ed to return to the South and practice his
profes sion after spending. several years
fixtures OF the late DR.. Whitefield, or An.
derson. and will soon locate there. He
has been In Philadelphia for several ysars
but is now stationed at Wilmington, Dsl."
The Greenwood yade.s says: :Hon.
j joshua w. Ashley, of .Cltizan" fame,
passed through Greenwood Sunday in
buggy driving his favorite horse, fine
one. He expected TO reach Coium bia
Monday night or at least soon enough
tuesday to commence his protectcrate of
tue syaller" dog Yaller dogs are a ne
cessary adjunct of hs ID times aud ''Joeh"
don't believe In getting rid of anything
which makes misery musical" F"
Mrs. John Hunt, nee Miss Ora Slrib-
lege. on Sunday, 9th inst, and was bnri-
ed at Richland on Monday following at
Rtchland Church, after appropriate service
conducted by Rev. r T.. Rogers The de-
ceased was daughter of Mr.. w. d Strib-
ling and was about 25 years nf age. She
October. Il severe attack of pneumonia
was the immediate cause OF her death.
The small pox scare is still the topic of
most local interest here. While there is
no case in this city. and has not been,
vaccination has been pretty general. and
nearly every one has sore arm In the
Ineantlne, those who have not already
been vaccnated may do we'll to kethat
necessary precaution DIR. NJ. l.. sharpe
has been appointed by the City Council 10
vaccinate all persons who are not able to
pay for the service His Headquarters are
ut tlle City Clerks office 1919, 49,.
Mrs Nancy Kelly, widow. OF the late
Carlos Ksllys who was killed in hattie
during the var, died ct sbs ',oue OF iier
son In law, Mr.. John Brown, near Starr.
n:s E::s.:sa:: :..A :::=:.. aged auuut co
years: Her remains were intorred in the
L!at Rock Baptist Chuchyard on the day
following her death, Rev. John Herron
conducting the funeral services She had
been member Of the Baptist Church for
forty years. She leaves one son and
10 cherish her memory.
We were shown samples few dnya aao |
of hides tanned by our fsiend, Mr.. j. NJ.
Duulap. who lives few miles from this
place. Tho only ingredients used were
salt and ALUM, and The hides presented u
clean appearance aud were as pliab,e as
any leather you can bnv. 1t would be n
,aptnl idea il more ofour farmers would
follow the example of Mr. Dunlap and
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