The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-01
Local Nets.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. u 1902. !,

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DR.. A. s. Todd, Of slgtanburg,
spent Christmas in the c with his
family.
A large number Of visit Erspent the
holidays in the city with Efiends and
relatives. B
E. p. McAdams, OF Manta, Ga,
spent last Sunday in theEcty visiting
relatives.
If hard winters are foll5red by good
crop years, the farmers FL be happy
next year. B
j. N. Watkins and fanAif, Of Green
vile, spent the past w&ek in the city
with relatives. H
After the Christmas bblays and ac-
tivity in business, mattsr are compar-
atively dull now. E
Henry s. Todd and joe Archer. of
Columbia, spent the hchdays in the
city with relatives. s
If an early winteT uakes an early
spring it will come inX o. us about the
first Of next March.
II you c0ntemplatesbuying any -four,
be sure to read the ns IL advertisement
OF d. c. Brown & B1D
Miss Nevie Newell who spent the
Christmas holidaysfin Greenville, re-
turned home yesterday
B. o. Evans g. Cb. have new ad-
vertisement v in this paper. to which
your attention is dFeted.
The north bound trims on the South
ern Railway continue to run late on
account of the heagy travel.
In their new advertisement julius
81. We'll e. Co. announce a great clear
ance sale. Read dftcarefully.
If you turned prer new leaf this
morning, don't SPLIT, but keep it pure
and white throughout the year.
The "matrimSnial few r" is almost
an epidemic insthis section, and the
physiciane can aonoth;:g With it.
Somebody has troubles all the tiale.
The men who have calendars to give
away are in f0Sit, just at this writing.
The Andersqh Dispensary sold about
81 $50 worth bf liquor on Christmas
Eve. Does thAt look like hard timesP
Who is it thSt is not now prepared to
say that the fling OF cannon crackers
on the publi4 streets is not a nui-
sance7
j. Clarence NsFall, OF Danville, Va,
came to the Gig last week to spend the
holidays withE his mother and other
relatives.
Find out thk name and number Of
yOur School D3Erict before you como
to make your Rm returns. This will
osve time and uuble.
Prof. j. ScSt Murray, Of Mercer
Univeraity, Mdcon, Ca, spent the past
week in Andetson visiting his mother
and other relatives.
George Miller, Of New York, and
Reed Miller, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Caro-, Of birmingham, Ala, are in
the city visiting relatives.
In their new advertisement the G. F.
Jones Company present the compi-
ments of theE season to their many
friends. Rea& what they say.
William D. Silton, aged 25, was kill
ed near Easleyfon Christmas Day. 1t
lie suppose he Jumped of the train near
the home off Hi father-in law, Elias
Day. &
Superintendent Walton and Prof.
Daniel, Of Sh Anderson Graded
Schools. ATTENDED the Southern Educa-
tional ConveqsDn in Columbia last
week.
w. w. HunfeL Of Pratt, Texas, who
left this Countg about 25 years ago, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
section, and lie warmly welcomed by all
of them. /
Rev. T. G. Logon will preach at Rob-
erts Church ne1t Sunday morning ct
II O'Clock. Tie friends of the congre-
cation are cordially invited to attend
the services.
The many friends Of Mrs. w. M.
Sherard are delighted to know that she
has about recovered from her recent
severe illness and is able to resume hex
duties In the P0stofice.
Orr voupo, fr;ona caor,a A HS,,.;
who has been in California for the past
eeven monthe, has returned to his
home in this County, and is warmly
welcomed by his friends.
Rev. o. J. Copeland requests MS to
announce that he will preach at Noun
tain Greek Church next Sunday at 8
o'clock p. m ] instead Of as1l o'clock q.
M, as was firss announced
Next Monday lie Salesds and, as It
lie the first inithe new year, it will no
doubt ettracs large croyd to the city,