The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-01-30
Local New S.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. so, 1891.
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Middling-9f.
Stained Cotton 8 too.
Next Monday is Salesday,
Mrs. s. R, Marshall, of Gfesnville, il
in the city visiting relatives!
Rebecca e. Calhoun has been ap-
pointed postlnistress at Clemson Col
lege.
Eggs, chickens and other country
nroduce are in demand in the city at
good prices.
Miss Annie Harbin. OF Seneca, has.
been spending few days in Anderson
visiting fridens.
You navo 0nsy three more weeks in
which to make your tax return to the
County Auditor.
Anderson is being visited every week
by men who are prospecting with a
view of locating here.
Farmers are blue over the weather.
Every time the ground gets dry enough
to plow, there is more rain.
Geo. E. Clarke, editor of the Will
lianston Ne,Us, was in the city last
Saturday and gave ns call.
Some very fine sweet potatoes are be-
ing brought to the market. Sc Ear
they have kept very we'll this winter.
Anderson needs and must have an
other hotel. Who will take the lead
in organizing q stock company to build
it?
Street Superintendent jackson is do
ing a substantial piece Of work on
South Main street, opposite the City
Hall.
The 25 per cent. discount sale is still
on at B. o. Evans e. Co., as will be
seen by reading their new advertise
ment.
A few tardy tax payers are coming
in, but not enough to pay the treas
urer for the time he keeps his office
open.
Mrs. j. H. Everett; Of Bryeon City,
N. G., is in the city visiting her broth
er, Mr.. w. H. Simpson, and other rela-
tivcs.
A few bales of cotton are being
brought to the city nearly every day.
The price of the staple does not vary
much.
The Hill-Orr Drug Co. have just
received a fresh lot Of garden seed, as
will be seen by reading their new ad 5
vertisement.
l.. A. Hunnicut, of this city, has been
elected keeper Of the dispensary at
Pendleton, and will take charge of it
lst February.
Rev. D. G.. Caldwell, &c Duo West,
spent last Sunday in Anderson, and
preached to the Central Presbyterian
congregation.
There has been great deal of moving
among farm tenants this year. Some
of our farmers are complaining about
tne scarcity OF laOOrerS.
The annual spring meeting of the
South Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society will be held in CO.
lumbia on 9th February.
M. w. w. Keys, of the Baptist
Courier, Greenville. s. c.. spent last
Friday in town and was warmly greet
ed by his many old friends.
Hon. G. e. Prince came up from CO.
lumbia Sunday morning and spent
Monday in the city, looking after some
Important professional business. r
Our farmers are busy hauling off
commercial fertilizers. Look out for 8
cents cotton next fall and don't fail to
raise plenty OF "hog and hominy."
The Anderson Telephone Exchange
lsnow connected with Autnn. Pendle-
ton, Clemson College, Seneca, West
Union, Walhalla and Westminster.
The Electric City Guards perfected
their organization last ssir-sdneaday
night and they will soon be mustered
into the militia service OF the State.
In their new advertisement this week
Hall Bros. invite o close inspection of
their stock of clothing, which they arc
Offering at prices that will please you.
Mr.. j. E. Norment, the genial travel
ing agent of the Ms,rs and Courier,
Hnnnt a In B.. Il !,