The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-05

ID.
Ifyou have turned over new leaf 60
not soil 1t.
There seems to be an epidemic of mar
riages just now.
Don't touch my arm. - is very COM
mon request nov.
The week Of payer is not being obseryed
in Anderson this week.
. We have had some genuine winter
weather since Christians.
A happy new year to MI our readers,
both old and yoins, friend snd !oe.
Mrs. John McFall is in the city visiting
her daughter. Mis- DR.. }. G. Harris.
Mr.. II. f. Rich oourg, OF Augusta. Ga,
spent few days in this city last week.
Prof. J. l. E,.kew and wife, of Seneca,
spent the holidays in Anoerson, visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Nlrs. w. G. Martin celebrated
the tenth auniy-rsary or their marriage
yesterday.
There will be partial eclipse Of the
moon next Friday evening about o'clock.
Watch for 1t.
The Board Of County Commissioners
held their annual meeting yesterday. and
it was busy session.
a ring with three keys attached was
found on the streets few days ago and
has been left at this office.
Stock dealers report an unusually ivelv
m m 1tpot n tho
Does that mean more cotton?
Our young friend, Claude Fant has de-
cided 10 study pharmacy and Is now
clerkiDg at the Evans Pharmacy.
Salesday attracted the usual crowd to the
city, but the busiest people were the horse
awappers, who were quite numerous.
Mrs Edith Morgan, of Gainesville, Ga,
has been spending few days in the city
visiting the family of MIR. Joe Martin.
Prof. J. Scott Murray, OF Mercer Uni
versity, Macon. Ga, spent the holidays in
the city with his mother and other rela-
tives.
Brown, Osborne & Co.. extend new year
greetings to all and offer special induce.
ments In all departments of their '.big
store"
We can supply you with blank mortsa-
ges, contracts, liens. etc. Send us your
orders, and We will give them prompt
attention.
Mr.. and Alrs. III. S. Bowling bave re
turned to their home in Bam berg after
spending the holidays with relatives in
Anderson.
Papers from Kentucky, Indiana and
Ohio show thst much interest is manifest
e:. In tbs =1Tiy cunpietion OF the Black
Diamond Railroad.
In their new adv ertisemont this week G..
+. jones e Co. call special attention to
their stock of shoes. which they are Offer
ing at bargain prices
The Pelzer Manufacturing COMPANY
have ordered 2 600 vaccine points and all
who waut 10 can be vaccinated In the mill
at the cost of 10 cents.
In his new advertisement L. Geisbsrg
OF The Famous, srGouGasa :;ie beginning
of slaughter sale of ladies' hats and other
goods. Give him call.
Rev. NJ. McGee requests US to announce
that he will preach at Rocky River Church
on the third Saturday and Sunday OF this
month, at the usual hour.
We are clad 10 see revolt started
\. II is a silly and senseless style, and
the sooner 1t goes the better.
Married, on Thursday, December o3
1897. by Rev. ]. L. Spearman' and at his
residence, Mr.. b. Burton and Miss Lucia
Campbell, all Of Anderson Cnnnt;.
The knights of Pythiaa will hold their
regular meeting next Friday. evening
Al! the members nfe urged 10 attend. as
m ba al inn
The Yates Shoe Co. are now Offering
their stock at reduced prices. and if YOU
need any shoes now is your time TO get
bargain. Read their new advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. White, Of Ander-
SON. are spending awhile with Mra
Whites parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. J..
Thornley,, In Pickens -Iickens journal
Married, on Sunday. January 2. 1893, by
Rev. n. Wright and at his residence,
Mr. VIM. NJ. RicKets, of Abbevil!e Comfy,
and Miss Pallie l.. Tucker. OF Honea Path.
II you need a pair Of pants, the new ad-
est you. They have a big stock and have
cut prices Resd what they say and give
them call.
Watch the weather for the nys. t=s.-s
unys in january. Each day is. according
TO an old superstition, indicative of The
weather for the corresponding month dur
ing the year.
The Ten Cent Store has new advertise.
ment in another column, which you ahcr1id
read carefully. Mr.. Minor, tho proprie.
tor, has lot Of bargains and he wants you
to give him call.
Miss Ernie Fant, of Texas, who has
been visiting relatives in the city and
vicinity, returned last Monday to Nash.
vile. Tenn, to resume her studies In the
Peabody Institute.
Married, on Wednesday. December 20,
1897, by Rev: r G. Ligon and at his resi-
dence, Mr.. N. o Harris and Miss Edna
SHELTON, daughter of w. A. Shelton, all Of
Anderson County.
Married, on Wednesday. December 90,
1897. at the residence of the brides father,
bv ltev. j. e. Spearmap. Mr.. Alexander
Mccullough and Miss Leila Mcbride. all
Of Anderson County.