The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-14

Many a New Year resolution has
already been broken.
F. 3. Cary, Esq, of Abbeville, spent
last Friday in the city.
lfost of the Sundays for some tine
past have been rainy ones.
The. days grow longer now at the
rate OF five minutes week.
Mrs: H. F. McGee, of spartanburg,
ls In the city visiting relatives.
Tho Court OF General Sessions will
begin in Greenville ON Monday, Goth
inst.
Anderson is growing right along, and
every citizen should help to keep it
growing.
A few days ago r. w. Pruitt shipped
q car load Of fine cattle from this city
TO Richmond, w.
r. II. McAdams, of Due West, has
been spending few days in the city
visiting relatives.
A number of tho Anderson lawyers
ar" in Columbia this week attending
the Supreme Court.
Next Monday, 10Th inst, is tho anui-
yersary of the birthday of Gen. r. L.
Lee and is State holiday.
Frank +. Cary, oneof Pickens' popu-
lar lawyers, spent last Friday in Ander-
son on professional business.
If you want to buy some good coffee
read q. Frank Bolts new advertisement
and you will know where to get it.
For several days past the weather
has been extremely cold in this section,
the mercury staying below the freezing
point.
Numbers OF horses and mules are be-
ing sold in this market these days.
The prices are little higher than
usual
The attention of administrators, exec
utOrs and guardians is directed to the
advertisement Of Judge of Probate
Nance.
Geo Z. Sykes. of Rockville, Conn,
has Dcen spending few days in the
city as the guest of his friend, VIM.
Laughlin.
Miss Edna Norryce left this morning
for Aiken to visit her aunt, Mrs. J. N.
Badger, accompanied by her cousin, H .
s. Badger.
Whit II. Palmer left Anderson YES
terday for Phoenix, Arizona, where he
will spend few months for tho benefit
Of his health.
Mrs. Harry A. Orr, of Pittsfield,
Mass, arrived i'll the city q few days
ago and will speud few weeks here
with relatives
Tho taxpayers of the city should
bear IN mind that City Clerk Maxwell
ls now ready to receive your tax return
at the City Hall.
Our young friend, w. ii. Sullivan, of
Williamson, is now n resident Of this
city. and is clerking for tho Anderson
Cash Grocery Co.
Smallpox is prevailing at Seneca.
1t has been confined mostly to the
negroes, but white person broke out
with it on Friday.
B. O. Evans e. Co., clothing dealers,
have inaugurated a grand clearance
sale, as you will see by reading their
Capt. John r. Anderson, the clever
Superintendent of the Blue Ridge
Railroad, has moved his family from
Walhalla to this city
Our young friend, Ossie Cashine,
who has been several years in the
West, has returned home, and is warm
~ welcomed by his friends.
The Banks of the city begin the new
year IN a moet prosperous condition.
They have heavy deposits and their
condition was never stronger or better,
A. T. Newell, of this County, has
accepted position with the National
Coed Roa dsMachinery Company and
will travel the State of Alabama this
year.
Our young friend, Chas. Horton, of
Bolton, has accepted the position of
baggage master on the Blue Ridge
Railroad and commenced work few
days ago.
Our young friend, Prue E. Clink-
scales, who has been travelling through
several of the Northwestern States the
past few months, has returned home to
rest awhile.
J. 81. Hutchisen, Of the lola section,
has purchased from Jas. T. Roberts the
Catlett place. on north Main street,
near the CITY limits, and has moved his
family there.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythias,
meete tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
All the members are urged to attend,
as the rank Of page will be conferred
on seven candidates.
Mr.. Duff Gambrell, formerly of this
County but who is now living in Texas,
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. B. 9. John
son, and other relatives in the upper
portion OF the County.
The st. Paul's Baptist Church, color
ed, of this city, has let the contract for
the erection of substantial brick
Church on the site of the present build
ing 1t will cost about $4,000.
Married. on Sunday, January 4, 1908,
at the hOI of the brides father, T.
M. Maddox, by Rev. w. b. Hawkins,
Mr. Pharis Pruitt, of Level Land, and
Miss Emma Maddox, of this County.