The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-21

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Don't put Off paying your taxes too
long.
Mr. E. P. Caine, of Laurens, has been
spending few days in Anderson.
A number Of business changes in
the city are looked for the first of the
year.
Wee continue TO enroll new subscri-
bers. and still havc room for few
more.
MIR. r.. Barron Holmes, of Charleston,
spentn few days in Anderson last
week.
mrs. ). w. Provost is having neat
cottage erected on her lot on Calhoun
street.
Maj. Thos. w. Carwile, popular
citizen Of Edgcfeld, spent day in the
city last week.
Mrs. Richard S. Laughlin has gone to
Baltimore to visit her mother and
other relativcs.
w. d. Bewley, Of Elberton, Ca, has
been spending few days in the city
visiting relatives.
A fine lot of turkeys were on the mar
ket yesterday. They are selling at G
and cents pound gross.
The "hep strike" is still on and as q
consequence there is great scarcely of
chen fruit" on the market.
Mr.. Henry Wood, a former resident
of this County, died at his homo near
SparEanburg on the 18th inst.
The Anderson Telephone Company's
central Office is now located in it's new
quarters in the Webb building.
Managers of the State election can
get their money by calling ON j. E.
Clardy at the Supervisors Office.
The new advertisement of B. O..
Evans & Co. announce some rare bar
gains in mems clothing. Readit.
Miss Ferguson, the corset expert is
now at Julius H. We'll g. Co.'S. See
their advertisement for particulars.
The little folks are now looking for
ward to the annual visit of old Santa
Claus with pleasant anticipations.
Rev. r. p. Burgess, Of Ninety Six,
has accepted call to tho pastorate of
the Williamson Presbyterian Church.
Don't forget that business houses
and public offices in Anderson will be
closed on Thanksgiving Day, Goth inst.
( Ifyou contemplate buying stove,
crockery, lamps, tinware, ETC., read the
new advertisement of John II. Burriss.
Mr.. r. E. Browne, of Williamson,
has gone to Asheville, N. c., where he
has accepted a position with the South
ern Railway.
State Inspector Stansell was in the
city last week inspecting the Anderson
dispensary. OF course, he found every
thing all right.
In its new advertisement the Evans
Pharmacy announce that it has just re-
ceived q lot of chest protectors. Go
and inspect them.
The weather since last Saturday has
made those who have doomed their
flannel underwear feel that they were
q little "too soon.n
This section was we'll represented at
the Veterans Reunion in Augusta last
week, and everybody reports a most
enjoyable occasion.
The total vote for Presidential cleo
tors in the recent election in this Coun-
ty was 1926, of which the Republican
electors received 6s.
The wise farmer will plant plenty of
grain and raise his own bacon. The
0tisr fellow will plant cotton. Bacon
and grain are all high.
Sowing wheat and other small grain
and taking up sweet potatoes is the
order of the'day ut present. The crop
of potatoes is very fine.
Streetoverseer Jackson is doing q
substantial piece Of work on North
Main street, between the railroad
bridge and Earle street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D.. w. Ebaugh, of
Greenville, spent g few days in the
city last week the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Quattlebaum.
Rev. j. L. McLin will reach in the
Academy at Bolton next sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The public is in.
vited to attend the service.
Clerk Of Court Watkins has an i'm.
portant advertisement in another col.
umn in reference TO the special term ot
Court to be held in this city.
Tho ccnvocation of the Episcopa.
Church of the Greenville District il
being held this week at Union. Rev
w. 7. Capers, of this city, is attending
A local weather prophet says the big