The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-01

Next Monday is Salesday.
See advertisement of city bonds for
sale.
The early gardeners are beginning to
get restless.
Mr.. w. II. Hubbard is confined to his
home with the gripp.
BE sure to SOW oats as soon as you
can start yonr plOughs.
The latest forms of liens and mort
gaEcs can be secured at this office.
Col. j. w. Norris is seriously i'll ut
his home, six miles south of the city.
Mr.. +. NJ. Butler has gone to Macon,
Ca. where he will engage III business.
During the past week this section has
had Il few days of Spring-likc weather.
AIrS. G. +. Jones is in Grccnvillc
visiting her sister, Mrs. James 4. Iloyt.
Col JAS. H. rillman, of the Edge
field Bar. is in the city Oh professional
business.
New goods are arriving at G.. F..
Jones Il Co.'S. store. Read their new
advertisements
a grand shoe and clothing sale is
now on at the Alliance Store. See new
advertisement.
In their new advertisement Is. O..
Evans g. Co. quote some low prices.
Read it carefully.
Col. l.. w. Perrin. on. of AbheviIle's
popular lawyers, spent few days in
tie city the past week.
Mr.. Il. G. Brownlee, of Due West,
was in the city last week visiting his
brother, Mr.. S. ID. Brownlce.
Messrs. +. y. Graydon and +. B.
Grier, of the Greenwood Bar, were in
the city last week attending Court.
The school trustees of Fork Town
ship will meet Mt Alpine OIL Saturday,
11th inst, to approve teachers claims.
Mr.. Sol. Lesser, OF Lesser & Co., has
gone to Philadelphia and New York to
buy big stock of spring and summer
goods.
The time for paying State and Coun-
ty taxes expired yesterday. There are
very few dclinquents in Anderson
County.
by mutual agreement the Banks of
the city now close at = O'clock p. III.
Bear this in mind and govern yourself
accordingly.
Lesser & Co. announce great re-
sluctiOn in prices in all departments, as
will be seen by reading their new adj
vertisement.
Miss Helen Isreazeale and Miss Inez
Campbell, two of Beiton's most popu-
lar young ladies', visited friends in the
city last week.
If you. contemplate purchasing Il
stove yon should read carefully the
new advertisement of j. Il. Burriss i'll
another column.
Married, i'll this city, on Monday at
ternoon, February 81, 1892. by Rev. S.
Is. Harper, Mr.. Charlie Lewis and Miss
Amelia Craft, both of Anderson COun-
ty.
Mr.. l.. E. Norryce, who has been en-
gagged as IL clerk i'll the EngrOssing De
partmcnt during the session If the
Legislature, reached home last Satur-
day.
Hon. B. +. Craytom attended IL meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the
South Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society in Columbia last
week
Mr.. Ben. Fant, who has SO long and
faithfully served as chief clerk in the
Anderson F0stofiice, retired this morn
ing, and is succeeded by Mr.. Guy
Rncker.
Mr.. w. II. Osborne, Mrs. Ida Crayton
and Miss Helen Cater are now in the
Northern markets buying the Spring
stock of goods for Messrs. Brown. Os-
borne & Co.
The Austin Grocery Company at
Pelzer has been chartered by the Sec
rtary Of State. ID. l.. Donald is pres
idcnt, and John A. Austin secretary
| and treasurer.
Mr.. James f. Barton has purchased
from Mr.. Alb. Kay the lot at the corner
of McDuttie and Calhoun streets. and
will soon erect Il cOmmOdiOus dwelling
house thereon.
Married. OH Thursday, February rs.
1S0a, ut the home of Miss Essie Glink
scales, by Rev. y. 6. Wright, Mr.. NJ.
n. Mitchell and Miss Dicey l.. Tucker,
both of Anderson County.
Our young friend, G. NJ. Mcclure. of
this County, left yesterday for Pough-
lkecpsie. n. V, where he will spend the
next few months attending the noted
business College of that city.