The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-02-12

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Eggs and chickens are in demand in
the city at good prices.
DR.. A. s. Todd. ofSpartanburg, spent
Last Sunday in the city.
The extreme cold weather continues
throughout this section.
p Wyatt Aiken. Of Abbeville, spent
day in the city last week.
Miss Alma spearman, of this city, is
visiting friends in Abbeville.
This changcable weather has brought
on an epidemic of the grippe.
/ Rev. II. 4. Mnrchison and family are
visiting relatives at Johnston, S. c.
The farmers are hauling out large
quantities of fertilizers from-the city.
EzMrs. joe w. Provost, of Charlotte.
N. c.. is in the city visiting relatives.
An old weather prophet says we will
have one or two moro SHOWS before
Spring.
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Miss Hattie McLees, of Greenwood.
is visiting relatives in the city and
County. ..
Measles, mumps and pneumonia are
prevalent in almost every section of
the County.
Friday, 14th inst, will be Woodmen
Of the World Day at the Charleston
Exposition.
Col. j. G. Boyd, of Greehville, was in
the city a few days ago and gave us a
pleasant call.
You have only one more week in
which to make your tax return to the
County Auditor.
Don't make it a habit to borrow your
neighbor's paper. The paper is too
cheap to do that.
This month has only three phases Of
the moon. It will be many day before
that happens again.
The examination of teachers for the
public schools takes place in this city
on Friday, 21st inst.
The present price of corn and meat
ought to give the hog and hominy cam
paign the front rank.
Our young townsman, Paul E. Aver,
has formally announced his candidacy
for Adjutant General.
Our young friend, Jake Gilmer, who
is now ''knight Of the grip" is spend
ing few days at home.
B. M. Shuman, Esq, one of Green
ville's popular lawyers, was in the city
Monday attending Court.
Mrs. s. Bleckley end Mrs. Carrie Me-
Gully are visiting friends in Charleston
and viewing the Exposition.
DR.. j. B. Townsend. Of Anderson, ia
down visiting his family and old
friends Clinton Chronicle.
Mrs. II. G. Townsend and Miss Leila
White are visiting friends in Charles
ton and seeing the Exposition.
Chas. d. Brown, the popular agent of
the Soi thern Railway at Abbeville.
8. c., spent last Sunday in Anderson.
Representatives Prince ond Rucker
came up from Columbia last Friday and
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city.
The price of cotton is slowly but
surely crawling up. It is the opinion
OF some persons that It will 20 to ten
cents.
Our venerable townsman, Capt. A.
=. By0yley, has about recovered from
his -cc5nt illness and is able to be out
again.
Clifton A. Brown, OF Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. is in Anderson visiting
his brother, F. q. Brown, and other
relatives.
w. F. Marshall & Co. arr Offering
their entire stock Of goods at cost, as
you viii see by reading their new ad-
yertisement.
The members OF the Electric City
City Club will celebrate st. Valentines
Day next Friday evening with dance
in their hall.
City Clerk Maxwell is ready and anx-
ious now to receive your city taxes.
The time for paying them expires on
the 28th inst.
The day lahorers have pretty hard
time these days. Work is scarce,
rations are high and the weather
against them.
3 The election held in this city last
Friday on the question of putting in a
sewerage system resultedin q majority
Of i0S votes in favor of the sewerage.
It is said that the deep freezes that
this section is experiencing viii have
Q tendency to go mellow the land as
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