The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-15

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Tie wood and coal deslers are hay
Ing their innings these days.
John IL. Geer, president of the Eas-
leY cotton mill spent last Monday in
the city.
The residents of the city have only
Two more weeks in which to pay their
city taxes.
vile, where she will spend a few weeks
visiting her mother.
We arc glea February is short
m5nth-if the weather is TO continue
Like it has thus far.
Miss Lidie Rogers has returned to
her home in Charleston after visit to
Relatives in the city.
a good many people are visiting An
the view OF locating here.
a good raapy drummers are now Wis
itfng the city soliciting orders for
spring and summer goods.
Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ. Rucker have re-
turned from q visit Of several days to
relatives at Ruckerville. Ga.
j. Perrin Quarles, of Abbeville,
week looking after Insurance bnsi-
ness.
Dr.. w. II. Hicks, Of MayesviIle,
kentucky, has located in the city for
the practice of the science OF oa.2o-
pathy.
Mrs. s. N. Gilmer and Mrs. T. B.
Lumpkin have gone to Charleston.
where they will epend o few weeks
With relatives.
Chiduoln Ledge, No. 80, knights Of
Pythiae, will meet tomorrow evening
Rt 7:80 O'clock. All the members are
urged to attend. .I
Smoke a glass and look for the big
it does not portend dire disasters, nor
failure of heat.
Commercial fertilizers are not being
marketed this year In the city as it was
last year. The low price of cotton is
Gen. Thomas w. Carwlle, of Edge
field, spent o day or two in Anderson
last week, and was given cordial well
come Dy nl6 friends.
w. b. Crabtree, of Atlanta, has
been spending several days in the city
In connection with the inauguration
or the street car service.
The time for making your fax return
| to the County Auditor expires next
Monday, Goth inst. II you have not
made your return do so at once.
IL the ground hog. remained outside
his hole he will doubtless begin to fe 4
that m ne made slight mistake abont
the winters back being broken. 5.a
Chas.A. Ward and wife, of.Michi-
gan, arrived in Anderson q few days
ago TO spend O month or two visiting
their daughter, Mrs- w. u. Sweet.
Gen. n, l.. Bonham, DIR. s. M, Orr,
| "a. 81. Dagnall, b. F. Martin, II. H.
4 aWatKins and G. r. Brown spent q few
days In Columbia last week on buai-
meas. .9s s :3 81 & q,
Married. on Sunday. Februarys5i1, ],
1900. by. Rev. w. w Leathers, and at
his residence, Mr. Frank BreaZeale and
Miss Pallie w elborne, both of Ander-
son County. .s-
The County Pension Board will
meet3in fhaG nnnrt Ile;iess5 ll:e;aes, sttU-morrow
morning at 10 o'lock. Persons having
husiness with the Boara should bear
ehisin mind }5. ss,5 Y 55 ls
l tion OF the acreage and the use of fer
tiiiEars for this year'e cotton crop is
thaIRlmost absorbing topic Of conver-
aation theae dsyB.
B. r.. Barnes, who has been conduct
ing q grocery etOre i'm the city. has
sold his stock OF goods and will. 70 to
Rirming A abama, ito become gu.
Isperintend ent OF q cotton mill.
Of grsppes and colds both town and
country are very sick and the weather
lessening OF the spread and the force
d Of these ldistre essing malad dies.
l Robert II. the infant son OF Victor
Caudle, died ut the home of his parents
N the city last Thnrsday night, after.
thsa rgmains were interred i in Silver
Brock cemetery.
Rev. Mr. KirIpa trick will preach ia
the Fiat Rocl. Pr terrain Church on
The fonrth Sunday. Goth inst. at II
gregation are cordially Invited to- att
tend the rVices.
j Though we have a large acreage.
soWq.in grain, the season has fbeentun7
fayorabie for its gro ssth. 4. and both oats
But ie is too early to make any preGlin.
ton as TO the yield .sss
l OnG neighbors, g. 4 +. s! ,'Tolly 81 son,
tarnitnEe dealera, II are ship ping a gTeats
daya yIr q N, m Z, f,ry,,{S