The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-08
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 8. 1902.

terday in the city.
Have you broken any of your Ne,
Year resolutions yet7
II will be se-sS-aa; weeks before ",
get used to writing it ''19o2."
There is lconaiderahle densna il Ii;
city for small dwelling house.
Those indebted to Vandiver Bros
should read their new advertisement
City Clerk Maxwell is now ready te
receive the returns of the taxpayers OF
the city.
Attention is directed to the new adj
yertisement of John Il. Austin and the
Magnet.
The firm of Frank johnson g. Co.
has been dissolved. See advertisement:
in another column.
In their new advertisement this
week w. Z. Marshall e. Co. offer some
fine bargains. Read it.
Moore, Acker s. Co. have new ad-
verhsement in another column that
will interest yon. Read it.
j. .. Britt, a popular and prominent
citizen OF Mccormick, spentafew hours
in the city last Thursday.
Mics Elinor knight, of Westminster.
has 0een spending few days in the
City visiting her father and friends.
The days are now 1engthening slow
~ The last day cf January will be 48
minutes longer than New Years day
was.
Rev. T. c. Ligon, editor of The WAY
Of Faith, Columbia, has been spending
few days in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Fannie Lee, of Anderson, spent
the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
John A. Stewman.-Lancaster Enter
prise.
fyou are interested in musical in
struments, don't fail to read the new
advertisement of the c. A. Reed Music
House.
Contractor Guest has commenced
work on the union depot, and will
push the work rapidly if the weather
permits.
Our young townsman, Joe NJ. Evans, 4
mas returned to Baltimore to resume his
studies in the Maryland College of
Pharmacy.
An exchange says the first business
on the farm now should be to look after
compost heaps while plowing is i'm
practicable.
Our correspondents are requested to
send in their communications so as to
reach us not later than Tuesday morn
ing of each week.
There was big crowd in the city on
Salesday and everybody seemed to be
happy and in, n good humor despite the
cry of "hard times"
Our venerable townsman, Capt. A. |
T. Broyles, has been quite sick and
confined to his room for the past ten
days, but is now improving.
Even if the time for paying State and !
County taxes is extended, don't put off |
paving until 1.-THE last day, but pay up |
as soon as you get the money.
Joe N. Hillhouse and John A. O,Neal |
are seeking the position of Magistrate |
Of CentervilIe Township to succeed s.
N. Browne, who has resigned.
The college boys and girls, who came
home to spend the holidays, have all |
gone back to take up the burden for
tie rest Of the term of 1901-O2.
The new year started bright and
pleasant. If there is anything in a
good beginning the affairs of men in
these parts ought to go well during the
year 1909.
ID. F. Anderson, who has long been @
'itizen of Broadway Township, has
into the city and is occupying
The dwelling house he has erected on
Belton street.
In ordering the address of your pa
per changed, be sure to give the name
,f your old postoffice as we'll as the
nam name 5. Of the pestofiice tos which you
The merchants were securing the
country for lieners at the first of last
year. but very likely this year the
ieners will be haunting the merchants
% obtain advances.
Some of the sunsets of the past week
we're simply grand in their gorgeous-
ness. The blending of the gold and
crimson. the blue and purple into a
harmonious whole was inspiring.
John M. Moorehead, who has been
living few miles north of the city, hae
moved up into Oconee County, near
Fair Play. Anderson County thus loses
> good citizen and Oconee gains one.
The friends of Chief Of Police Dill
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