The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-24

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The price of cotton does not vary
very much.
Don't neglect to make your tax re :
turn to the County Auditor.
Country produce of all sorts is in dc
mand in the city ut good prices.
j. NJ. Paget, Esq, editor the Saluda
Adrocatc, was in the city last week.
If you need Il stove, John II. Burriss
iiew advertisement will interest you.
Forty-onc commercial drummers
were in Anderson one day last week.
Arcyou keeping those new leaves you
turned over New Year free from stains
| orblots?
A local weather prophet says this
section will be visited by very little
snow this season.
Persons indebted to Mr.. Paul Steph-
ems should note what he says in his
| advertisement.
Reports from various sections of the
County Indicate that the wheat crop so
fur is doing well.
The farmers lave commenced haul
ing out from the city big loads of COM
mercial fertilizers.
Col. j. D. Maxwell, who has been
confined to his home for several weeks,
is able to be out again.
Rev. D. Weston Hiott, of Seneca, was
in the city Monday and was a welcome
visitor to our sanctum.
Mr.. j. A. Brock, of this city, will be
the president of tho cotton mill to be
erected at Honea Path.
Remember that tho time for the pay
mcnt of State and County taxes posi-
lively closes on Feb. 1st.
County Supervisor Vandivcr spent a
few days in Columbia the past week on
business connected with his Office.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vcrtiseipent of Moore, Ackcr s. Co,
who are Offering winter goods at cost.
There is very little sickness among
the people OF his section Mt this time,
and pllysciuns are having an easy
time.
Several Of our citizens are complain
ing that the water in their wells is very
low, which is unusual at this season of
the year.
Mr.. j. Z. Norment, the genial repre-
sentative Of the Ne,cs and Courier, was
a welcome visitor to our sanctum this
morning.
Mrs. Thos. b. Lee is quite sick at her
home in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilton E. Lee have gone down to be at
her bedside.
11e erection of the Cox Yarn Mill
bl ding is being pushed rapidly, not
withstanding the delay caused by the
scarcity of brick.
Miss Sallie Bowie, who has been en-
gagged in the millinery business at Clin-
ton, 8. c., for year or more, has re-
turned to Anderson.
AS will be seen by reading their new
advertisement, B. 0. Evans & Co. are
Offering their stock of winter clothing
at greatly reduced prices.
b. o. Evans & Co. are Offering their
entire stock of winter clothing at very
low prices, as will be seen by reading
their new advertisement.
Mr. S. G. Temp.eton, Of Greenville,
has come to Anderson to take the place
vacated by Mr.. J. A. Ruddock with the
G. A. Reed Music House.
An exchange says that perhaps it is
because some people are SO fond of kill
ing time that they persist in calling
this the twentieth century.
The price Of real estate continues to
advance in price in Anderson. If YOU
contemplate purchasing n house and
lot, you should do so ut once.
Anderson ia one Of the most import
ant horse and mule markets in tho
State. Farmers come from long dis
tance to supply their demands.
Messrs. W. H. Frierson and J. c.
Shirley have formed partnership for
the purpose of conducting real estate
agency. See their advertisement.
Messrs. Joe NJ. Evans, w. D. Simp-
son, and DR.. j. C. Harris left this
morning for Florida, where they will
spend two or three weeks hunting and
fishing.
The census takers will soon be abroad
in the country, and some of the girls
who arc over "sweet sixteen" may
have to tell their ages. This will be
too bad.
For several weeks past, directly after
dark, the planet Venus. in the Western
heavens, has presenteda most brilliant
appearance. This planet is row the
evening star.