The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-02-21

their cotton for nine cents.
County Supervisor Vandiver adver-
tises bridges to let. See notice.
The demand for small cottages in the
city increases. Somebody should erect
few.
The residents OF the city have only
one more week in which topay their city
taxes.
The time for making your tax re-
turn to the County Auditor expired yes
terday.
Tomorrow is the anniversary of
"usiington's birthday. 1t is q legal
holiday.
Attention is direc ted to the new adj
vertisement of the Anderson Steam
Laundry.
The grippe is prowling around again
and claiming many victims. 1t is Of n
mild form, however.
Vandiver Bros. have new udvcr-
tisement in another column, to which
we Olrect your attention.
In their new advertisement Vandiver
Bros. and Major make an announce
ment that will interest you.
Rev. w. T. Capers is in Laureps this
week attending the Greenville Convo-
cation of the Episcopal Church.
The Court of General Sessions con-
venes next Monday. The jurors and
witnesses should be OH hand promptly.
Mr.. j. L. Masters, of Fort Hill, has
moved his family to this city, and will
make his home here for awhile at least
Several of our sportsmen spent day
OF two at Calhoun Falls last week
hunting birds, and were quite success-
full.
Farm work is at standstil at pres
ent. Very little work has been done
on the farms during the past three
weeks.
President Hartzog, of Clemson Col
lege, will preach in the First Baptist
Church next Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock.
So far old February has kept up her
reputation for bad weather. The first
snow of the season in this section fell
last Saturday.
The election for municipal officers in
this city takes placenext August. 1t is
said there will be three OF more candi-
dates for Mayor.
If you are seeking bargains in winter
goods, watch closely the advertise
ments in this paper, and you will know
where to go to get them.
Hon. j. E. Breazeale, Code Commis-
sioner for South Carolina, has gone to
Columbia to prepare the Acts of the
recent Legislature for codificaticn.
VIM. Clarke, one of Anderson Coun-
4y's most prosperous and extensive col
ored farmers, brought fifty one bales
of cotton to tho market last Friday,
If you are hunting bargains, read the
new advertisement of c. S. Minor g.
Co., of the Ten Cents Store, as it will
tell you what he has in store for you.
Mrs. S. Bleckley left last Saturday
for Washington to attend the annual
convention Of the D. A. II. as dele
gate from the Catcechee Chapter of this
city.
The many friends of Hon. Is. F.
Crayton will regret to learn that he is
quite sick at his home near the city.
We wish him speedy restoration to
health.
Mr. Joseph w. Ruckcr, the eldest son
of Col. E. NJ. Rucker, is announced as a
candidate for tax collector of Ebert
County, Ga. We wish friend Joe sue
cess in the race.
Mr.. w. r. Osborne, accompanied by
Miss Helen Cater, and Mr. G. F. Jones
have gone to the eastern markets to
buy spring and summer goods for their
respective firms.
Mr.. Louis 8. Harrison, of Rock Hill,
S. c.. has been spending few days in
the city, having come over to attend
the funeral Of his brother-in-law Mr..
j. g. Cunningham.
The Valentine Ball given by the An
derson German Club at the Hotel Chi
quola last Wednesday evening was q
most enjoyable occasion, and attracted
number of visitors to the city.
The Oakway, Townville and Ander-
son Telephone Company will meet at
Townville next Saturday, Gath inst. at
II o'clock a. m. All the stockholders
are urged to attend the meeting.
|. Mr. L. w. Schley, representing
Messrs. Inman g. Co., of fAugusta, spent
aportion of the week in the city. He
is near relative of the Admiral, his
grandfather and the AdmiraPs father
having been brothers.