The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27

A happy New Year to all of our read
ers
Next Tuesday is Salcsday, Monday
being a legal holiday.
The time for paying State and Coun
ty taxes expires next Monday.
Mr.. G. S. Minor has gone to Georgia
to visit his mother and other relatives.
County Auditor Bolcman will be
ready to receive your tax return after
next Monday.
Burn ont your chimncys when il is
raining. loumay thus save your house
from burning.
If You have determined to form any
New Year resolutions, make good one,
and stick to them.
Tie Anderson Telephone Company
is erecting Il telephone line between
| this city and Bclton.
Gen. NJ. l.. Bonhnm was unexpected
ly called tn New York Il week ago on
professional business.
Mr.. .Jo..n ". Howard has been ap-
pointed lis.>.:.l:;Stcr ut Deans, The form
cr pOstmaa:,.' having resigned.
Mr.. l.. l.. Gailard has gone to Flori-
da on visit, and will make the trip
through the country in his buggy.
Mr.. J. Matt Cooley has moved from
this County to the city of Grecnvillc.
where i'c will make his future home.
"Nlinc host Dickens, of the Hotel
Chiauola, went to Richmond, Va. his
| old home 10 spend the Christmas hol-
days.
The Supply Ordinance for the city of
1900 is published i'll another column.
Every taxpayer i'll the city ~hould read
it carefully
Mr.. w. S. Ice, Jr.. of Columbus, Ga,
came home last week to attend his Sis
tcr's marriage and spend Christmas
with his parents.
Mrs. T.. G.. Sheppard, of.TcNas. ar
rived i'll the city last week to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. l.. j.
DR.. II. +. Diver has sold his store
room in tho Chiquola block to DR.. j. NJ.
Richardson, of Piedmont, who has de
cidcd to locate in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Adams, of Char
lottc, n. G., have been spending IL few
days in the city visiting the lattcrs
mother Mrs A. $. Stephens.
Gen. LawtOn, who was killed recent
ly in the Philippines, visited Anderson
in 1892 and inspected the cadet corps of
the Patrick Military Institute.
A number of young ladies' and young
gentlemen who are attending college
in this and other States came home last
week to spend the Christmas holidays.
Our young friend, w. +. McGec, of
the Corner, who is now railroad agent
at Parksville, S. c., is hero visiting rel
atives and gave us call this morning.
Miss Rosa Branyon, who has been in
school here for the past few months,
returned to her home at Honea Path,
S. c., last Friday.-HartweH (Ga.) Sun.
Mr.. E. c. Cooper, a native of this
County, died at his home in Pickens
County few days ago, aged 45 years.
A wife and seven children survive him.
Any shortcomings in THE INTELLI-
| GENCER this week should be attributed
to the fact that it's entire force has been
indulging in the festivities of Christ
| mas.
Mrs. r. L. Leatherwood, formerly
Miss Fannie Simpson, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in the city,
has returned to her home at Bryson
City, n. G.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Anderson Cotton Mills will be held OH
Jan. Both for the purpose of considering
an increase of its capital stock. lSce
advertiscment.)
MI. and Mrs. ~. w. Adams and chill
dren, of Hartwcll, Ga, and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Nj. Pickcns, of Elbcrton, Ca,
came over last week to spend Christmas
with their relatives.
Mr.. Claude d. FAINT, popular young
conductor Of the Charlotte g. Atlanta
branch of the Southern Railway, spent
the holidays in the city with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. FAINT.
The members of Willow Camp, No.
90, WOodmen OF the World, will in
dulge in an oyster supper next Friday
evening. A few friends have been in
vited to partake of it with them.
Married, on Tuesday afternoon, De-
cember 90, 1890, ut the Presbyterian
manse, by Rev. j. N. H. Summerell,
Mr.. Arthur Spearman and Miss Corrie
Mitchell both of An19fson County.
Mr.. Samuel Fine accidentally shot
himself yesterday afternoon while
handling pistol at tho Reese House.