The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-09

Mildling Cotton st.
StaiLed Cotton 4 to 5.
Next Monday 10 St. Valentine's Day.
The price of cotton does not vary much.
]. p. Carey, Esq, of Pickens, was in the
city last Friday.
Miss Olive Thornley,, of Pickens, is in
the city visiting relatives.
Mrs w. r. Richardson has gone to
Ofangeburg to visit relatives.
Mias Bessie Bsgby. of Virginia, is in the
city visiting Mrs. H. II. Watkins.
The small grain crops are said to be
doing fine throughout this section.
Mrs. Annie Stephens, OF Esston, Go, is
in the city visiting Mrs. A. s. Stephens.
On every page of the IsTELL1aENcER
will be found interesting reading matter.
Mrs. w. P. Reid, Of Seneca is in the
city visiting her sister Mrs. J. E. Brea-
zeale
Legal blanks of all descriptions at this
office. Special orders filled on short
notice.
Last Monday being Salesday, large
crowd visited the city, God business WAS
lively.
Mrs. EugeniH Pearson, of Due Wet, is
in the city visiting her SOD, Mr.. Jas II.
Pearson.
The time for making tax returns to the
County Auditor expires on Saturday,
10th inst
Tne Hessian fly has appeared In some
sections of the State and is ravaging tho
wheat crop.
Miss Kittie White, who has been visit.
iug relatives at Ninety Six. S. c., has re-
turned home
There are no vacant dwelling houses In
the city. Some enterprising citizen should
hnila g few .s oiice.
The, drummers are now travelling in
droves, and all of them report business
very dull everywhere.
Miss Bertha Reese left 5esterday after
noon for Atlanta, Ga TO visit her sister.
Mrs. Il. nj. Dunwoody.
The Cold weather of the past week was
timely. 1t was needed to arrest the too
early budding Of fruit trees.
| We hereby express sincere thanks for
quite a number of renewals and new sub-
scribers, within the PAST month,
Some valuable farming lands in Madi-
son County, Ga. will be sold on Tuesday,
/ D,
Rev. and Mra. J. J. Neville. who have
bsen spending few weeks at Summer
vile, S. c., have returned home
Our weather prophet says the snow is
bound to come yet. and he looks for it the
last of February or first of March.
DR.. M. L. Sharpe went over to Spartan
burg last week to spend a few days with
his nephew, Rev. M. L. Carlisle.
Three valuable city lots will be sold at
public ontcry on Salesday in March. See
advertisement in another column.
The wiss man is he who sdvertises for
trade when business is dull. Keep the
facts before the eyes Of the public.
Married on Jan. 20. 1898. Mr.. Robert
Laud and Miss Mamie Owens, by Rev. s.
B. Harper. both of Anderson County.
! DR.. J. p. Dnckett and Mr.. l.. T. Will
bite will attend the annual meeting of the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in
Charleston next week.
It is very proper, of course. for a man to
be always polite but 1t isn't necessary for
him to remove his hat when talking to
lady through the telephone.
Rev. A G. Harmon, one of the Oldest
and best known Methodist ministers in
this part of the State died st his home at
NIcCormck last Sunday night.
II is fact that women do less talking In
the month of February than in any month
of the year. This may seem strange, but
nevertheless is said 60 be true
| The new adv ertisement of D. @. Brown
& Bro. calls attention to their well.known
brands Of fertilizers and acids, md also to-
their immense stock of farm supplies
Candidates vino are "in the hands of
their friends arc quite numerous this
year. and it won't he long before they
will begin to crop out in the newspapers.
Old folks say that when the dust rises IN
January we will have wet spring,
plenty Of fruit. end good crop year.
Such is theprediction for 1898 $50 mote
/ it he"
Married, on Sunday, February O, 1898,
by J Fl. Rainey, Magistrate, and at his
residence, Mr.. Waddy C. Rranyon and
Miss, N. G. McCarley, both Of Hart
County, Ga.
Mr.. J. D. Rutlese, travelling salesman
fur The Antietam Paper Co., Hegorstown,
Nd. wss in the city last Monday. He is
/ a native of South Carolina and most
ole, or gentleman.