The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-01-09

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tons yeti
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Frank Boltl
Miss Gs7stsrzaaaass Gs7sszaas Hoy zzS7s = Ok Greenyillc
is III the city visiting relatives.
Our Senator and Representatives arr
at their post Of duty in Columbia.
Attention Is directed; a:4csst.;. &c &c the uo7 al.
yertisement of Julius H. Well & Co.
Mr.. w. r. Powell ant. family, of Mt
Carmel, S. c., have moved to William
st0n.
If you need vehicle OF any sort
read J. j. Fretwell's new advertise
ment.
Senator Tillman has sent us q copy
of the Presidents message in pamphle,
form.
The marriage wave has not subsided.
Watch the January and February re-
ports.
Miss Vashti Sherard, of Clinton, S.
C., has been visiting relatives in this
County.
Mr.. Lee L. Gaillard, who has been
spending several months in. Florida,
has returned home.
A weather prophet says because we
had no fogs last August we will have
no snow this winter.
DR.. Julian Chisholm, of Baltimore,
spent yesterday in the city attending
the marriage Of his sister.
County Treasurer Payne, accompan-
led by his wife, went to Columbia
Monday to spend o few days.
WI F. Marshall s. Co. are offering
some special bargains during tkSa
month. See their advertisement.
1t is predicted that the price of cot
ton will now take q pull upward. We
hope the prediction will prove true.
Rev. w. w. Leathers will preach in
the Orrville Chapel next Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock and at night at z
o'clock.
The taxpayers Of the city should not
neglect to make their tax returns to the
City Clerk. The time expires on the
Goth inst
Miss Norma Garrette, who has been
spending several months in Texas
visiting relatives, returned home few
days ago.
MIR. Lee Rivers has accepted posi-
ton with an Anderson druggist and
will make that city his home. Green
rood Journal.
The Williamson News says that
Williamston's S2OO, GOO cotton mill is an
assured fact, and work will soon COM
mence on the buildings.
Mr.. L. G. Ligon, editor of the Aiken
journal and Revie,c, spent few days
MS County recently visiting Ills
brother, Rev. R. G.. Ligon.
S.. H. Findley, of Iva, has gone to
Tennessee after o err of mules, and
will be glad to have his friends cell at
his stable and inspect his stock.
Mrs. Kate O'Roake and Mrs. Annie
Andrews, Of Baltimore, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. DIR. Hufc1ison, who
has been very i'll at her home in lola.
The Anderson Gun Clubs arranging
to have live pigeon shoot next Friday
afternoon. The members of the Club
cordially invite their friends to at
tend.
Farmers who are doubtful and have
nard questions to solve should write to
Professor Newman at Clemson College,
who will take pleasure lin answering
them.
Married. on Sunday. January 8, 1901,
oy Magistrate j, p. Anderson ana at
tl MS residence. Mr.. Henry Brown and
MISS = Fannie Willifords all of Anderson
County. z, .5 -
, AN infant daughter of Mr. C. f.
0nlpes died on Tuesday night, 1st inst,
az Mlllville. The remains were inter-
fed re- the following day ata Bethany
Church. ~
Remember that rainss mud, snow,
ltozen ground, chilling winds. and
"nat thoughtless people call ..bad
W weather." are all as necessary as calm,
Pleasant days.
'Arlls!e 45Tus. announce that they
propose to run strictly cash business
10 future. Read their advertisement
anu learn the particulars Of their spe-
''al sales on Saturdays. ssi
Lesser g. Co.'S. new advertisement
.noa!d be read carefally if you are
seeking bargains. They have o large
s:ock to select from and you should
give chem an early call.
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