The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-28

This section has had no snow 80 far
this wintN-.
Col. j. e. Royd, of Greenville, was
IN the city yesterday.
Hugh c.. Poore, OF Due West, was in
h city yesterday.
Mumps and measles are prevalent in
some sections of the County.
The small grain crops have not been
injured by the freezes 80 far.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisement of the Globe Store.
The advertisement of G. A.
reese Will interest the men folks.
II you are seeking bargains read the
9 advertisement of the Bee Hive.
Tom. r. Zachary, the garden seed
man. OF Cashiers, N. c., is in the city.
Chief of Police Hughes, of Laurens,
spent O few days in Anderson last week.
The ladies especially should read the
new advertisement of Osborne s. Pear
on.
Thomas r.. Davis, of Greenwood.
spent spent a day or two in the city last
WIN. .Tribble and w. o. Kay, of
Texas.
The various sorts of weather we are
having furnishes an unending subject
of talk.
Chas. B: Hall, of Greenwood, spent
last Sunday in Anderson visiting his
parents.
CIV. Speer, of Monterey, s. c., is
spending a few days in the city visit
ing his son.
Next Monday is Salesday. There
will be no public sales by the Court
House officials.
Col. R. w. Simpson offers a valuable
tract of land near Pendleton for sale.
Set advertisement.
In their new advertisement D. c.
Brown g. Bro. call attention to their
stock of fertilizers.
So far, the new year is behind on
make q good ending.
Misses Jeanette and May Haynie, of
Greenville, are in Anderson visiting
friends and relatives.
Rev. w. B. Hawkins will preach at
Mountain Creek Church next Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Watch out for the ground hog next
Monday and see whether there will be
an early spring or not.
Many men buy whiskey for cash who
give liens on their crops to enable them
to buy food for their families.
Anderson farmers ought to raise
great provision crops this year Even
then there would be no scarcity of cot
ton.
A few bales Of cotton are brought to
the city nearly every day. The price
little
Rev. V. I. Masters, of Augusta, Ga,
spent q few days in Anderson last week
visiting relatives and greeting old
friends.
Reader, have you paid your subscrip-
tion account to The Intelligencer7 IF
not, please do 30 at once, as we need
the money.
j. N. Watkins, formerly of this city
but now q popular "knight of the griDh
OF Greenville, spent q few days in tie
city last week.
Lesser e. Co.. in their new adver-
tlsement this week, tell of the many
bargains they are Offering the public.
Read it carefully.
Mrs. J. Willet Provost, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Annie, has gone
to jackson, Miss, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bellinger. /.
Gen. M. l.. Bonham. of this city, was
n of the speakers at the memorial
service in Columbia last weekin honor
of Chief Justice McIver.
HRS. w. w. White, of Anderson, ia
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. n. E.. Thornley,, in Pickens.-
Pickens Sentinel, 22nd inst.
Pity. the noses and toes of the mail
free delivery carriers these breezy
these clever fellows have to 60.
(! Our young friend, F. E. Todd, of this
city, who is attending the South Caro-
lima College, HIS been elected Presi-
dent of the Clariosophic Literary So
I ciety.
Gen. Thos. w. Carwile, of Edge
field. who is the commander of the q.
G. V. in this State, was in the city last
Saturday, representing O fertilizer COM
pany.
The annual convention OF the South
Carolina Good Roads Association will
be held in Columbia next Tuesday.
County Supervisor Vandiver expects
to attend.
The annual reunion of the United
Confederate Veterans will be held in
New Orleans on May 18th. AS usual a
good many Veterans from this County
will attend.
Thomas r. Finley, a we'll known and
popular citizen of Honea Path, will be
married this evening to Miss Alice
Scott, a charming young lady of Green
vile County.