The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17

The drummers arc now visiting An
dersOn in droves.
ID. c. Brown g. Bro. advertise flour
and fertilizers this week.
Il. Y. Jaynes, ESD, of Walhalla, was
i'll the city last Thursday.
january seems to be borrowing a few
days Of weather from May.
The new advertisement of the Evans
Pharmacy will interest you.
DON'T neglect to make your tax re-
turn to the County Auditor.
The time for making your city tax
return expires next Saturday.
This year will be blessed with thir-
teen new moons and only twelve full
1 ones.
E. w. Dunwoody has been appointed
postmaster at Hickory Flat, in this
County.
Miss Jcannette Haynie, of Green
vile, is i'll the city visiting Mrs. A. S.
Farmer.
Misses Daisy andL Lela Barr have gone
to Florida to visit their sister, Mrs.
| Woffenden.
Some of the farmers say they do not
intend to buy any commercial fertili-
zers this year.
When you need anyii blank liens,
mortgages, etc, the INTELLIGENCER
can supply you.
Mrs. John 7. Long, Of Seneca, was in
the city last Saturday and gave us an
appreciated call
Rev and Mrs. S. r. Blackman, of An
trcvillc,arc spending Il few days III the
city visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. LigOn, of Spar
taEDurg. spent II few days in the city
last week visiting relatives.
d. c. Brown & Bro. suggest good
resolution for 1900 in their new adver-
tisemcnt this week. Read it.
Read the advertisements in the IN
TELLIGENCEK every week closely, and
you will know where to go to get bar
gains.
The members of the Cath olic con
gregation are requested to meet ut the
Church promptly at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Kurtz p. Smith, popular young
merchant Of Columbia, was the guest
last week of his sisters, Mrs. Dean and
Mrs. Ratliffe.
Our young friend, G. H. Ligon, who
has been working for the Electric Light
Co. in Abbeville, has returned to his
home in this County.
The knights of Pythias meet to-m NOR
row evening. Every member is urged
to attend. There will be two candi-
dates for the first rank.
Miss Emily Smith, q teacher jc the
Central Graded School, has resigned.
Her successor will be elected by the
Trustees in few days.
Mrs. F. Clinkscales, of Bolton, and
Mrs. J. F. Shirley and little daughter;
of HOnea Path, are in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, D. G.. Brown.
Mr. II. Z. Summers and family have
moved from Helena to Pendleton,
where they will make their home
Ne,cberry Herald and Ne,cs.
A few nights ago bale of Gotten was
stolen from Col. l.. E. Campbell at his
home in the Eureka section, and no
trace Of it or the thief has been found.
Brown, Osborne g. Co. invite your
attention to the arrival of white goods
and Spring and Summer fabrics and q
special blanket sale in this issue. Read
it.
y convention of the County Supcrin-
tendents of Education of the State was
held in Columbia yesterday. Superin-
tendent Nicholson, of this County, at
tended the convention.
Mrs. a. II. Armstrong died at her
home near Fort Worth, Texas, on the
2Sth of December. She wasa daughter
of Mr.. j. Marion Shirley, and moved to
Texas about thirty years ago.
The tract of land, near the southern
suburbs Of the city, known US the
Charley Simpson place, will be sold at
public ontcry next Salesday. See ad-
vertisemen5 in another column.
Hon. Geo. L. Prince, who has been
confined to his homo with severe at
tack of jaunGice for several weeks, has
about recovered, and was able to report
for duty in Columbia last Monday.
Mr.. a. G., Means, .Ir., of this city, re-
Gently attended reunion of the family
of his tather, Capt. A. G.. Means, in
Spartanburg. Tho latter is now 80
years of age, and is remarkably hale and
hearty.
1t is probable that the political cam
naign will omen IT'D earlier than ,ls1ol