The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-12-11

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Chickens. eggs and butter are IN de-
mand in hecity at good prices.
Fire crackers are being displayed
and the boys are saving pennies.
We invite your attention to the new
advertisement of Yandiver Bros.
Mrs. Al. L. Bonham and childfen
spent few days in Atlanta last week.
John III. Flynn, of Spartanburg, but
formerly of this city, spent day or two
here last week.
Mrs. w. L. Sanders, of Batesville, is
III Anderson, visiting her brother, Rev.
b. III. Anderson.
Dr.. John Hopkins, Of Seneca, spent
last Thursday in the city and gave us
an appreciated call.
With clear weather we Will have
beautiful moonlight nights during tho
Christmas holidays.
AS it is nearing Christmas timc, the
new advertisement of Moore, Acker g.
Co. will interest you.
Osborne & Pcarson's holiday procla-
nation in this issue, should be of in
terest to all. Read it.
B. 0. Evans g. Co. have new adver-
tisement this week that the male sex
should not fail to read.
Miss Modena Bigby, of Honea Path,
spent the past week in Anderson visit
ing friends and relatives.
If the reader wants to know the best
places to trade just let him cast his eye
over our advertising columns.
In their new advertisement this week
the G.. F. Jones Co. announce q great
cut price clearance sale. Read it.
Remember. you have just three more
weeks in which to pay your State and
County taxes without the penalty.
Mrs. G.. Frank Bamberg, accompa-
MED by her children, of Bamberg, S.
c., is in the city visiting her parents.
The second snow for this season vis-
tied this section last Thursday night,
but it did not l2y on the ground long.
Santa Claus has made headquarters
at Julius H. We'll g. Co.'s store and in
vites you to call and see his big stock
Of goods.
DR.. /. Grim, the genial and expert
ocUlist, has returned to Anderson to
spend awhile. Read his card in anoth-
or column.
1fyou have not selected your pres
ents you propose giving your friends
Christmas, do 30 at once anu avoid the
rush later on.
It is only question of short time
when this city will have to erect an
other graded school building. It is
needed now.
Cadet Frank Hamljn returned to his
home in this city st Friday from
Clemson College on account Of his
feeble health.
A number Of young people from this
section contemplate spending the
Christmas holidays in Charleston see-
ing the sights.
Mrs. James A. Hoyt, of Greenville,
came tOAnderson last week to spend a
few days with relatives and greet her
many old friends.
Carlisle Bros. announce in their new
advertisement that they are overstock-
ed on Chilled Plows, and will sell them
at reduced prices.
r. E. Browne, of Williamson, has
moved to DOnalds, where he has ac-
cepted the position of depot agent for
the Southern Railway.
When n hunter starts out with about
10 pounds of shell and brings back Q
pounds 1i-cunces of birds, he does not
brag much on his achievement.
j. z. Watson, prominent young
farmer OF Anderson County, son OF
ex- Representative j. Belton Watson
is in the city GreenriHe Ne,cs.
Rev. NJ. B. Kelley, the new pastor of
st. John Methodist Church, will arrive
in Anderson this week and is expected
to occnpy, his pulpit next Sunday.
In their new advertisement Vandiver
Bros. & Major announce that they are
overstocked on vehicles, and will sell
You one'at a greatly reduced price.
Mrs. G. F. Laurence, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Maggie Nor
ris, in the Toney Creek section, has re-
turned to her :;orne at Young's Island.
J. B. Russell, of Perry, Oklahoma, a
son of w. w. Russell, of this city, is
spending few weeks in this section
visiting his father md other relatives.
Mrs. Sue E. Holland, of Hollands, S.
C., and her interesting family, have