The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-01-16

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Attention ia directed TO the new ad-
xertisement ofYandiyer Bros. Isst; I
number of our farmers are still
holding their cotton for Q h;gher price.
Miss FIoride Stone, of Greenville,
is in the city Visiting Mics Amnie Pre-
vost.
The drummers are now travelling in
droyes seeking orders for spring
goods.
The time for making your tax return
10 The CITY Clerk expires ne=. ss .::-:.sy
evening.
Ifyou are hunting bargains, the new
advertisement of King Bros. will in
terest you.
The time for paying State and Coun-
tv taxes has been extended until Feb:
ruary 1st.
The Electric City Club has issued
invitations to o dance ut the club roomR
this evening.
Miss Daisy Barr has gone to Florida,
where she will spend few weeks Wis
iting her sister.
The firm of r. A, Lewis & Co. at
Belton has dissolved. See notice in
another column.
It is said chat the price Of mules will
be higher THE spring than jthey have
been in ten years.
Miss Mae Haynie. Of Greenville,
spent laat week in the city visiting
friends and relatives.
The Anderson SteaT. Laundry is
distributing q very hanIsome calendar
for this year to its p,..ions.
Reader, have you paid ycsr subscrip-
ton to this paper3 If not, do so at
once. We need the money.
VIII. McCaw, Of Charleston. is in
Anderson in the interest of the Inter
State and West Indian Exposition.
J. s. Norwood, Esq, of Abbeville,
has been spending a few days in the
city, the guest of Gen. M. L. Bonham.
The twentieth century method of
selling groceries is explained in the
new advertisement of C. Frank Bolt.
Tom. Maxwell, of Greenyille, came
over Saturday to spend q few days
with his parents and other relatives.
The new delivery wagon of c. Frank
Bolt, the cash grocer, is one of the
nattiest, most up-to-date wagon in the
city.
DR.. A. c. Strickland has about re-
covered from his recent accident, and
Is in his Office again ready to serve his
patrons.
The grippe is claiming q number of
victims in this section It seems 60 20 io DO
an epidemic throughout the whole
country.
Keep your little boys off the streets
when they have no business there.
It is poor place for them to waste
their hours.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythias,
will hold an interesting meeting to-
morrow evening at 7:8O o'clock. Every
member should be present.
Some of our farmers say they will
not be allured into big acreage in
cotton this year. Their platform will
be hog, hominy and happiness.
Rev. j. L. McLin will preach in the
Presbyterian Church at Flat Rock next
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock. The
public is invited to attend the service.
Mrs. M. E. Hall, Of Anderson Coun-
ty, visited her brother, G.. r. Long, in
the County, during the holidays and re-
turned home last Friday.--Newberry
Observer.
Married, on Monday evening, JAM.
uary Z, 1901, at the home Of the bride,
BY Rev. ]. B. Marsh, Mr. William Gar
ner and Miss May Fletcher, both OF
Piedmont. s s
Married, on Thursday, January 10.
1901, by Rev. II. G. Fennelb atthe home
OF the BRIDES father. Ne. j. Bailey.
Drake and Miss Dempsey Hall, both
Of Anderson County.
Lucius Griffin, one Of the ten negro
convicts who recently escaped frorl ).
). Fowlers stockade. was captured at
koyston, Ga, last week. and brought
back to this County.
Farmers should SOW spring oats in
great abundance 30 as to. help out tho
snort forage crops Of 1900. The indi-
cations are that the season will be fav-
orable fot spring oats. '3s
The Pioneer Hose Company and the
Hook and Ladder Company have & =
elded to spread banquet on Thurs
aay night, Gath inst, to which few
friends will bc invited.
The City Council has appropriated
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