The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-10

There has been no complaint about
muddy roads up to this date.
Gen. and Mrs. M. l.. Bonham return
ed home last week from New York.
DR.. B. +. Brown offers some city real
estate for sale. See advertisement.
| Small cottages are in demand in the
city. Somebody should build few.
Mr.. Geo. r. Baker, of Washington,
ID. G., is in the city visiting hisparents.
According to the old II days sign, the
coming Spring and Summer will be cold
and dry.
In their new advertisement G.. T..
Jones g. Co. announce bargains in
clothing.
Mr.. A. w. Jones, one of Abbcville's
popular citizens, spent day in the city
last week.
You have only ten days more III
which to make your tax return to the
City Clerk.
Look out for the County Auditor
and meet iliu at his appointments in
the County.
Reader have you paid for this paper
you are rcadingP If not, please attend
to it at once.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisemcnt of King Bros, who are of
fering rare bargains.
Miss May Hutchison, Of lola, left
home last Monday to enter the VIII
liamston Female College.
When you need liens, mortgages,
contracts and other blanks, call ut this
office and get your supply.
BY special agreement, the Bank of
Anderson will pay interests on de-
posits. See advertisement.
MI. E. l.. Clark, of Union, S. c., is
spending a few days in the city visiting
his mother and other relatives.
b. o. Evans g. Co. announce big
reduction in prices ON winter clothing.
Read their new advertisement.
Rev. ID. Weston Hiott, of Seneca,
spent day or two in the city last week,
and gave us an appreciated call.
Mr.. D. p. McBrayer returned home
fow days ago from the East. where he
went in the interest Of his yarn mill
The Sullivan Hardware Co. has Just
received big lot of the celebrated
NimrOd axes. See new advertisement.
If you contemplate buying stove,
tinware, glassware, etc., read the new
advertisement of Osborne g. Osborne.
DR.. Louis Gray, who has been spend
ing short while at Hot Springs, Ark,
with q patient, returned home last
week.
The prophet vino predicted that we
would have no extreme cold weather
this winter could not be found last
week.
That man Minor, of the famous Ten
Cent Store, has q ncw advertisement in
another column that will do you good
to read.
Friday, 10th inst, is the anniversary
of Gen. Robert E. Lees birthday. The
city graded schools will take holiday
that day.
Miss Claudia Provost left last week
for jackson, Miss, where she will
spend a few weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bellinger.
The State bar-room in this city sold
more than $4,000 worth of whiskey
last year, or an average Of moro than
$4,000 q month.
The plantation of the late j. p. Sit
ton, in BrusEy Creek Township. will
be sold at public outcry next Tuesday.
See advertisement.
A number of the Anderson County
farmers are still holding their cotton.
We hope they will realize cents for it
ere many more weeks.
The new advertisement of the AL
lance Store will prove interesting to
you, and don't forget to clip out that
card, which explains itself.
The members of and those who de-
sire to join the Electric City Club
should reAd the notice of Secretary
Sharpe in another column.
Mr.. T. T. Wakefield, of Septus, who
has been afflicted with rheumatism for
some time, is now recuperating rapidly,
and was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. p. Hobson, of tho Sandy
Springs section, is spending few weeks
in the city engaged at work on some of
the buildings being erected here.
Mr.. w. A. Holland, of Seneca, who is
an old Anderson County boy, has de-
cided toengage in business here. He
will move his family here Mt once.
Married, on Sunday, January z, 1000.
by S. H. Stone, Magistrate, and at his