The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23

a. pntlic uutcry on sialesday il March,
have been purchased at private sale by
W. f. Cox.
you caanot Dc happy in one wa, DO
happy IN auothFr. Many peopia rue
sfter happiness ike N a5senl-iniaded In@n
hop1in; for his bat, while ali The time it IS
or his hes,l
Mrs. la Percival Cra,ten wiz IeaTe to-
morrow lor the North. There ste wiz
spend soosc time selecting aud bu5iaG
millinery snd other novelties for Brown,
Osborne & Co.
i The atalhodis.s Of Honea Pat! are
making an effort to raise money FIR Tho
purpose o building new Church. Taey
will appraeisteany contributions that NAV
be given them
At tho annual meeting Of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of A1asons in Char
lesion last weet, Mr.. Frank r White. OF
this city, vas elscted to the office of
Grand High Priest.
Mrs. J. +. killetrew, OF Bslton, IL IN
Edgetield on & visit to her father and
mother, Capt end Mrs Mat Jones. Ard
troops Of old friends are glad to greet her
-Edgefeld Chronicle, 16M
Cards have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Emma Gertrude Clinkscales of
Lowndesville. and Mr.. Ardra Presley, Of
Elberton, which will take place at the
| home of the bride to- morrow.
There was wreck on the Charleston 6,
Western Carolina Railroad, near McCor-
mick, last Monday. Several freight cars
were badly broken up, and the passenger
trains wero delayed several hours.
RS. Hill, manager of the Alliance store,
has an important sdvertisementin another
column, and persons indebted to him
should note what he says. He also warns
persons not to trade for some lost certifi-
Gates of stock in the store.
The demand for fertilizers is not as in
significant es the sales during the first
week of the year led many to believe it
would be. There will not be as much
used as in 1897, but the farmers will use as
much as they can pay for.
Mr.. Frank Csayton has sold his farm
near the southwestern suburbs Of the city
to Messrs. Frank and Charlie Hall and
Mr.. J.. Fl. Burdiue Mr. Burdine is from
the Brushy Creek section and will move
bis family to his new home.
Cadet Wilbur Lanham. of Manning, S.
c., died at Clemson College last Thursday,
after short illness with appendicitis.
The remains were carried home for inter-
ment. He was very popular with his
fellow cadets, and was an earnest student.
MIR G G. Sullivan. who has so accepts-
bly reported the proceedings OF the Senate
for the Ncws and Courier during the ses-
sion. leaves for his home at Anderson
to-day. Though practically a novice,
Mr.. Sullivan's work is that of veteran.
Columbia Register, 1871
The Sullivan Hard ware Company has
new advertisement this week, and it will
especially interest the farmers, who should
read carefully what they say. The Co.
has just received big lot Of cotton plan
ters, guano distributors, plows, barbed
WIRE nails and job lot of horse collars.
Mr.. A. Morague, OF Bordeaux, had two
6ue horses run down by the Savannah
Valley passenger train few days ago,
one of which was killed. The other
Jumped from trestle thirtv-five feet high,
and though bruised and mengled by the
fail, is still living and may be Of service
yet
A fresh lot OF sour kraut has just been
received by II. B. Fant e. Son, who also
have lot OF other good things to eat.
And if you want good tobacco try their
Georgia Cracker" brand. Read their
new advertisement carefully and you will
find that they have many things to please
you
Having purchased the Alliance Store
stock os hats, at sacrifice, Hall Il Mil
ford propose to soil them at q sacrifice.
They have $50 dozen of all shapes. shades
and sizes, aud ii you need a hnt you
should call and see them at once. Their
new advertisement will tell yom about
them.
Mr.. w. r. Osborne. of the iirn Of
Brown, Osborne e Co.. will leave Satur-
day for the Northern markets, where he,
with the assistance of Mrs. T. S. Creyton,
will selecs an unusually large and aitrac-
tive line of dry goods, notions, millinery,
&C., for The spring Look out for their
new arrivals
Waddy, sou of Mr.. and Mrs. p. II.
Brown, died at his home in Hopewell
Township last Friday night, after an i'll
ness of three weeks with pneumonia, aged
: YEAR. The remains were inferred in the
Salem Churchyard Saturday afternoon,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev W. L. Hawkins
The relations Of the late G. NJ McDayid
wish to publicly express their apprecia
ton of the sympathy and kindness which
they received from friends and neighbors
on the occasion of his death The nobility
OF the good deeds of such friends consists
lsrpeiv in tho fact that they look for no