The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-13

Hrs. Carrie McCully ie visiting in
Charleston.
Coal and wood dealers are doing a
big business.
Ii you turned oyer new leaf on the
Let INST, don't soil it.
j. F. Floyd has returned from bus
mess trip TO Atlanta.
] Postmaster ]. II. Cochran is in Saw
AMMAN for few days.
1t is now. in order to make your tax
return to the City Clerk.
Mrs. Bessie Taylor is visiting rela-
tlves at Ruckersville, Ga.
DO not neglect to make your tax re-
turn to the County Auditor.
Mrs. Julia Avery, of Rock Hill. is in
the city visiting Mrs. r. G. Laughlifi.
The Corona Knitting Mill is erect
Ing seVeral new cottages on its pro-
periy.
j.. L. sSirrine, the well known civil
engineer OF Greenville, spent Friday in
Mira. Paul Diver, OF Atlanta. is in
f. Diver.
| The Farmers Institute of this Coun
| ty Will meet today at 12 o'clock in the
| Court House.
The voice of the candidate will soon
be heard in the land and his grip felt
| in the hand.
A large number of drummers are
now visiting Anderson taking orders
| for Spring goods.
The merchants have about concluded
taklug stock and the clerks are having
q little leisure now,
The gossips say that several more
marriages will take place, in Anderson
in the early Spring.
T.. F. Cochran, Esq, is in Columbia
this week in attendance upon the Unit
ed States district court.
Mrs. B. A. Henry and children have
returned to the city after visit to rel
atlves in ElDerton, Ga.
The, mumps and chicken-pox ard
prevalent in some sections of the
u.
Attention is. directed to the adyer-
tlsement of the Farmers Loan and
trust 60. In another column
Messrs. Leslie Simpson and Raymond
Fretwell left yesterday for Asheyille.
N. e., to attend Bingham school.
The Legislature convened in Colum-
ola yesterday. Our Senator and five
Representatives are in their places.
In some sections our farmers are blue
over the prospects OF the small grain
crops, while some say they have no
fears.
The. merchants of the city have
agreed to close their stores at 7o'clock
every evening, except Saturday, until
May 1st.
Foster McCeslan, Of Greenwood, has
accepted the position of travelling
salesman for the Acme Drug Co., Of
this city.
H. G. Anderson, of Abbeville, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city, and
was warmly greeted by his many
The rolls Of pupils at the City Grad
60 schools continues to increase. Supt.
can't.
The new subscribers have made a
hne ssaccss SGGfr SGGfr the new year. Let them
continue to come! We want one thou
sand new ones.
Capt. j. T.. Green and wife, Of Bel
ton, have gone to Texas. where thew
will spend o few weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
Raymond Fretwell. q prominent
hns.ness iaan Of progressive Anderson.
has been on short trip to Charleston.
Evening Post.
You had better pay taxes during
january, 1t you have not already done
So. I'he penalty this month is only
one per cent.
Mrs. Andrew jackson and her neice,
Mics Maggie Finley, of Maxeys.. Ga.
are visiting Miss Lucille Finley at her
home in Hall Township.
Oacar and Claude Harris, two excel
lent young men from Anderson, spent
part OF the holidays with Joseph Bolts
and family "A bbeville Medium.
Miss Mae Thc:npson, one Of Ander-
sons sons handsomess young women is
sIeon.--Abbeville Press and Banner. s
/ >: ]: Crawford Keys, formerly of this
city, was assaulted and robbed by
Walter. Maxey. negro heck1an, in Co.
lnmbi9 few nights ago. The negro
was arrested and committed d to jail I.
J.:Wister Sntl erland, who is q sales
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