The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-22

Don't put of making your tax return
to the County Auditor.
This changeable weather has brought
on an epidemic of the grippe.
John Kelley. of Texas, is visiting his
father and other relatives in this COun-
ty.
| l.. S. Mattison offers some fine breeds
OF poultry for sale. Read his adver-
tisement.
Dr.. j. NJ. Richardson is erecting Il
neat and commodious dwelling house
on West Bolton street.
The new advertisement of the Brock
Hardware Co, will prove especially in-
teresting to the farmers.
Attention is directed to tho new ad
+, vertlsement of w. L. Marshall s. Co,
who are offering goods at cost.
Those who have travelled over the
County say they have never seen the
public roads in better condition.
The PRESENCE OF the commercial tou-
rlst III our midst every day indicates
tnat buelncss is not at q standstill.
Mr.. A. F.. McCurry, of this county,
has removed to Mountain Creek, An
derson county, s. C.-Hartwell Sun.
G: F. Jones returned last week from
trip to the Northern markets, where
he purchased large stock of Spring
goods.
The firm of White g. Wilhite will
retire from business and offer their en-
tire stock of drugs for sale. See ad-
vertisement.
Moore, Acker & Co. make an impor-
tant announcement this week to the la
dies, who should read their advertise
ment closely.
The first heavy rain this year fell in
this section last Monday night, and it
eleet and hail.
Tennessee horses and mules are now
on the market, but the demand for
them is not as great as usual in this
section at this time.
Col. j. A. Hoyt, Of Greenville, spent
last Saturday in the city attending the
exercises of the unveiling of the Con-
federate monument.
Miss jamie Clark and Miss jamie Ruff
Clarke, Of Anderson, are visiting at the
home of Mr. E. l., Clark, on Main
street.-Union Times.
Thos. A Murrah, accompanied by his
little son, OF Union, S. G., has been
spending a few days in the city visiting
his mother and sisters.
James johnson and family, of the
Cedar Grove section, have moved up
into Oconee County, near Walhalla, to
make their future home.
The examination for teachers certiti-
Gates will be held in this city on Febru-
ary 21st next. See advertisement Of
superintendent Nicholson.
Married, by J.P. Anderson, Magis-
trate,. at his residence, Jan. 10. 1902,
Mr.. NJ. e: Adams and Miss Emma
Charping, both of Hartwell, ca.
Married, on Sunday, January 10,
1902. at Iva, by Rev. J. E. Spearman,
Mr.. John w. Brown and Miss Hester
Dixon, both of Anderson County.
A few bales of cotton are on the
streets of the city every day, and we
are told that q number of farmers are
still holding part of their crop for n
higher price.
Congressman Latimer has succeeded
in having Broyles postoftice. in Fork
be greatly appreciated by the people of
that section.
Rev. T. G.. Ligon will preach in the
fresDyterian Church at Deans next
Sunday, 2Sth inst, at II O'clock, a. m.
Every ybody is cordially invited to attend
the services.
Lesser g. CO., in their new advertise 4
men this week, announce an extraordi-
nary clearance sale. Read what they
say, and if you are seeking bargains
give them a call.
Hon. ri. F. Ansel, of Greenville,
spent last Saturday in the city attend
ing the unveiling of the Confederate
monument. and was warmly greeted by
his many old friends.
Married, on Tuesday afternoon, Jan.
81, 1902, at the home of Rev. w. B.
Hawkins, the officiating minister, in
this city, Mr.. J. c. Thacker and Miss
Lizzie Campbell, of Oconee County.
Mr.. and HRS. Aris Cox have issued
daughter, Blanche, to Stiles n. Hnehs
on Tuesday afternoon, February 4th.
at O'Clock, at their residence in Bel
ton.
Last Saturday in Columbia Hon. G.
E. Prince was elected Speaker pro tenn
OF the House Of Representatives de-
feating Representative Bacot, of
Charleston, who was his only oppo-'
nent.
Those who are thinking of running
for Office this summer are already feel
ing around. to test public sentiment
and ascertain if they can get enough
votes to make showing in the FRI
mary.
j. S. McCelland, of the Septns Sec
tion, who has been engaged at Central
the past two months erecting dwell
ing house for a citizen of that town,
has returned home, and gave US call
yesterday.
B. Frank Mauldin, of this city, at
tended a meeting of the stockholders
OF the Bank of Due West few days
orr n ~ y rxt