The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-18
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Stained COttOn-5 to 81.
Court convencs ut Pickens next Mon
day.
County Treasurer Payne is now ready
to receive your taxes.
The States barroOm in Anderson is
evidently doing good business.
Mrs. y. l.. FAINT was the guest of Mes
DANES Dean and Ratliffc this week.
The new advertisement of King
| Bros. tells you how to save money.
II you have cough read the new ad-
vcrtiscment of the IIill-Orr Drug Co.
Mr.. j. y. Watkins, of Greenvillc, has
been spending few days i'll tlic city.
Attention is directed to the new adj
vcrtisement of the Sullivan Hardware
| Co.
Mr.. L. NJ. Butler and family, of Ma
con, Ga, are i'll the city visiting rcla-
tivcs.
Osborne & Osborne are offering bar
gains in stoves. See their new advcr-
| tlSemcnt.
| MI. Tom Maxwell, of Grccnvillc,
spent last Sunday in the city visiting
| his parents.
The new advertisement of b. @.
| Evans II Co. will prove interesting to
| the male sex.
Anderson needs and must have n
public library. Who will take the lead
III the matter!
In their new advertisement c. f.
Jones Il Co tall. about their immense
stock OF clothing.
Cloalls and suits for the ladies are de-
scribed in the new advertisement of
Julius II. We'll & Co.
Read Osborne s. Osborne's new ad-
vertlsement on stoves, tinware, china,
glassware and crockery.
The rate from Anderson for the round
trip to the State Fair is $500, which in
cludes admission to the Fair.
In their new advertisement Carlisle
Bros. call attention to their stock OF
The knights of Pythias will hold an
important meeting tomorrow evening.
Every member is urged to attend.
Policeman King went to Greenville
yesterday to attend the United States
Court as q witness in q postOffice bur-
glary.
Messrs. j. S. Fowler and w. Q. Ham
mOnd are in Columbia this week at
tending Court rs witnesses against w.
A. Neal.
The stock show takes place at Pei
zer next Saturday, and will no doubt
attract q large crowd of both exhibitors
and visitors.
Mr.. Paul E. Aver has announced to
his friends that he will be candidate
for Mayor in the municipal election
next Summer.
Mrs. Carrie McCully and Mrs. J. NJ.
Patrick left yesterday ON q visit to
Washington, New York and OCher
Eastern cities.
a number of our friends have called
and settled their dues to the INTEL
LIGENCER, and there are others who
shonld Dc likewise.
Brown, Osborne g. Co. are making n
fuss on blankets. Read what they say
in this issue, make Q note of their prices
and give them call.
County Treasurer Payne had his an
nual settlement yesterday with the
Comptroller Generals chief clerk. Ev-
erything was found correct.
j. p. Hutchinson, fireman on the
cannon ball, has been promoted to en-
gineer on the Anderson division of the
Southern Railvay.-Greenrille Times.
A large nupber of the Anderson boys
and girls who are off at College can't
do without the old INTELLIGENCER,
and are having it sent to their address.
Our clever friend, Nj. r. B. Goodgion,
of Williamston, has been eDending
few days ii tbe city wishing che family
Ct his k!nss1an, j. 9. c. FeathcrstOn,
Esq.
Mr.. G. w. Weldon, one of the Forks
progressive young farmers, gave us q
call last Monday. He says the farmers
OF his section are sowing crops of small
grain.
Rev. 0. j. Copeland has just closed
very successful and interesting meet
ing at Oakdale Church, in the Fork.
There were eighteen accessions to the
Church.
Mr.. John Flynn, formerly of And
efs3n F on but n9Wa !! :. most popular Knight
" ehS Siip, 10 cpCuNuuE u LOW utIy III
the City. combining business with
pleasure.
Rev. O.J Copeland, the pastor, will
begin q series of meetings at Meals
Creek Church next Friday night.
Everybody is invited to attend the
meetings.
The public schools of Williamson
Township, District No. 8, will open on
Monday, November 9th. The teachers
are urged to be at their places prompt
ly on time.
The Cox Manufacturing Company
has just closed trade with Mr.. j. l..
Glenn for n site for their mill north
west of the city limits on the Blue
Ridge Railroad.
Miss Dit Gilmer, who has been the