The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25

Chickens and eggs are scarce and in
demand at good prices.
Senator A. G.. Latimer spent few
hours in the city last Thursday.
Miss Hattie Sloan, of Columbia. ia
visiting the family Of Mr. w. F. Dam
Mrs. T. G. Walton has returned from
O Wait to friends and relatives in Au-
gusta.
Harry Provost, of Knoxville. Tenn.
is in the city visiting relatives and old
friendc.
w, A. Edwards, q well-known ar
chltect OF Columbia, spent Friday in
Sansagges,. spafeTi5s, etc., are on deck
I3w and hold the right of way on the
bill Of fare.
Miss Del DuBose, OF Atlanta, is in
the city. the guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. III. Sullivan.
AIRS. T. G. Brown and Mrs. j. l..
McGee have -eturned from months
stay in New York.
The contractors have finished paving
the Court House Square and are now
busy at work on North Main street.
Tomorrow is THANKSGIVING Dsy.
Remember, g.: places Of business viii
be closed in Anderson throughout the
day.
Christmas is just one month off from
today, and the little folks are already
talking about the coming of "Santa
Claus"
Congressman Wyatt Aiken has in
troduced bill asking Congress for
$4,000 for, postoffice building in
The taxpayers are not crowding
treasurer Payne's office. If you have
the money, pay mp now and avoid the
rush next month.
Burglars tare at work i'm Aiken and
some. of the .naighboring Counties.
Sec that yo;* doors and windows are
fastened at night.
Some of the local cotton speeulators
are reported to have won tidy sum of
money recantly by being on the right
side OF the market.
Our young friend, Prue Clinkscales,
in Nebraska, returned to his homo in
this County last week.
j. G. Duckworth, manager, offers
some flour and meal machinery ut
Williamson for sale. See advertise
ment in another column.
Miss Daisy Lide, charming young
woman OF Pendleton, is in the city Via
iting Miss Grace Baily on Hampton
eveHGe.- GFeenviiie News.
"A number of the bachelors are re-
jOicing over the fact that next year is
Leap Year. They realize that this will
give them one more year in which to
secure q wife
Mrs. Lucy j. Langston, of this city,
who has been spending the past three
months in Pennsylvania visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Wise, returned
home last Friday.
Chas. s. Sullivan has selected plans
for q new dwelling house to be erected
on the site OF his present home on South
McDuffie street. He will not begin \
the work until next Spring.
Do noe allow yourself to BIO enticed
at yonr Ghareh re and go o to hunt
That lie no way for a Christian to do
who appreciates tine goodness of God.
Neb Z. FAINT, the popular and efficient
postal clerk On the Blue kidge Rail
way way, M MLesumeI ms Gnties iasg wees, f ar
t, ssi neeng Sonnaso 70 MS nome IN w.
AIaiiI Maila ior seVerai weeks WAtn fheul nis''
tls1n. L, s..l u.s.
j. Il. Sherard, ESQ, has moved sis
law office to a room on The second fioos
wili ch be nose posehe thsn nSansaa gSas. e @nere ae
sr;anGa and ciian - Hia card anu.ars n.s
in anothar cninmn 'SA '1', 81. u pot''o
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Misses Benlah and Sammie Holder.
two beautiful and attractive la,.:es
Of the Septus section, were welcome
visitors at The Intslligencer Office last
nfssce yara fmliu oi ~ te tban.
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We have had eoInp very cold and a