The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-01-23

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The demand for dwelling houses in
the city is increasing.
The postofics at Lonoke, In Bolton
Township, has been discontinued.
The early gar;leneS is gathering up
his tools and gcst'ns; ready 20 go to
work.
Persons Indebted to John T. Barriss
should read his advertisement in this
paper.
If you have not made your tax re-
turn to Auditor Boleman, do so as soon
as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Cochran, Jr.,
arrived III tho city inst night from their
bridal trip to Cuba.
Some of our farmers say from now on
for three or four weeks will be the
safest time to SOW oats.
A weather prophet, who predicts a
late Spring, says we will have no fruit
in this section this year.
julius H. We'll & Co. announce q
great January clearing saic. READ
their new advertisement.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hunnicutt, of Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn. is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. W. III. Moore, and other
relatives.
Last Saturday being legal holiday
the Legislature was not in session, and
Senator Sullivan came up and spent
Sunday Mt home.
Representative Primes has introduced
bill in the Legislature to amend the
law rs to the time Of holding Conrt in
Anderson County
Ligon & Ledbetter have inst reeeiv-
ed another big lot Of corn, oats, mo-
lasses, ETC.. as will be seen by reading
their new advertisement.
Messrs. r. 8. Ligon, b. F. Wilson
ED S. D. Rrownlee have been selected
by the City Council as the city board
of assessors for the present year.
In it's new advertisement this week
the Chiquola Drug Co. calls attention
to it's large and varied assortment of
garden seed just received. Read it.
married, OH Thursday, January II,
1901, by Rev. D. l. SpeaEElau and at
his residence, Mr.. G. G.. Irby and Miss
Emma Boiter, all of anderson County.
Smallpox is prevalent in many seq
tions of the State, and our city officers
should watch closely and see that the
disease is not brought into our midst.
Mr.. John c. Robbins has returned
home from Cleveland, Miss, where he
has been spending several months.
His many friends are glad to see him
back. s3
Our young townsmen, Chas. E. Cobb,
Who met with q serious accident at
Belton a few weeks ago, was brought
home last Sunday and is doing as we'll
as possible.
Hauling Of fertilizers has begun and
farm work will soon begin in earnest.
The temptation to plant large cotton
crop will be great and many will not be
able to resist it.
DR.. w. H. Nardin, Jr., left the city,
last week for New York, where he will
spend few weeks taking special
course in the study Of iiseases OF the
ear, eye and nose. s.,
Mr. George Rankin, of Howe, Texas,
accompanied by his cousin, Miss Jose
phlne Rankin, OF Equality, 8. G., have
been visiting at the home of Mr. w. j.
Robbins, near the city
The Electric City Guards viii meet
tc'nisht at 8 o'clock at the City Hall to
perfect their organization. All citizens
VINO feel an interest in the Organiza-
ton are invited to attend. Il.
We would again remind our SUBJ
serlbcrs that when they desire to
change the address of their paper to
a always send their old postoffice address
4 awcll rs the new address.
a The Columbia Stafeof the 18th inst,
! says: Maj. ]. N. Vandiver. supervisor
VI Anderson county, is ia the city.
q ne Is regarded by many as the hand
"mest man Of his years in the State"
4 alderman Sullivan, chairman Of the
q s.teet committee, went to Elberton,
4 oa' last week and purchased a big lot
3 VI granite blocks, to be- used on the
q city $ ;
po"rVenerable townsman, Capt. A. 4.
= ,nrosles, was seized with sudden illness
Ils' Sunday and is$ confined to lis
,uom. ,. We join his many friends in
s g h,sa'hg him a speedy restoration to
mutations have been issued by Mr..
Sua Mrs. l.. H. Seel 10 the marriage Of
.ut,r daughter, Miss Henrietta, to VIM.
sa''rew s0., Speer, Wednesday evening,