The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-10
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LOCAL NEWS.
BRIEF MENTION.

VI
q Country produce has been scarce in the
city since Christmas.
Don't break those good New Year resolu-
n lions you have formed.
Vennor predicted an extremely cold Jan
uary. 30 far he Ia correct.
"a Don't neglect to make your Return to the
Clerk of the City Council.
s# Farm laboreB are said to be scarce in
sonic portions OF the County.
Money, just now, is about as scarce as
IL ever gets to be In this section.
- D. A. Zeagler, Esq, Of Denver, Col, hae
our thanks for late Colorado papers.
va Attention is directed to the advertise
nent headed Mules in another column.
A Be prudent and economical, and when
1884 closes you will be better off and hap
pier.
S DR.. 8. II. Orr has connected bis residence
gith Orr & sloan's drug store by tele-
phone.
si Perrin, colored. who was, some yeara
: ago, on the police force in Anderson, died
las; Monday.
Rev. n. B. FAINT, of this city, has accept
ed call to the pastorate Of Hepzibah
q Church, near Townville.
3 Our nupply Of blank receipts were not
exhausted on salosday. Come up, delin.
a quent friend, and get one.
Those who have failed to get in oata
should now make preparation for sowing
whenever the ground will do to plow.
The colorsd Me!hodists of this city will
d commence erecting their new Church build
ing as soon as the weather will permit
The Hartwell SUI, says that an effort is
being made 20 satat|ish @ mail routs be
tween Andersonyille. s. c., and Hartwell.
4 Mr.. J. L. Barton is making preparations
to build dwelling house on East bounda.
ry street. near Mr.. J. L. Arnold's new resi-.
dence.
Leap Year 10 only ten days old, yet it 10
said that two young bachelors Of this city
have already been addressed by two young
ladies.
Col I. Y. Sage has resigned the suporin-
tendency of the Air Line Railroad, and
Capt. Edmund Berkely has been appointed
as his successor.
The Anderson Military School and the
Anderson Female Seminary have added
quite number of new students to their
rolls since the holidays.
q Every few days we hear of new name
mentioned as candidate for one or the
other Of the various County offices. The
campaign this Summer promises to be
lively one.
81 We have added q number OF now names
TO our subscription list since Christmas.
There is room for many more Send us
sl.5o, and we will send you the INrELL1-
aHNcER for ono year.
1.-THE surest way to take cold" said dis.
tinguiehed physician, sis to hug the stove"
Young men who 60 counting on Sunday
nights should remember this and not spend
! all their time hugging the stove.
DR.. A. c. Strickland left Anderson last
Monday for Mississippi, where he goes to
represent the Taylor q Cox Fire E1tin-
guisher Company. He and DR.. J. G. Har- !
ris, of this County, are the General Agents
az2or the sale Of the Extinsuishsr in Efissis.
sippi.
The snow vea gladly welcomed by al
most everybody, and especially by the
young people. Business was at stand
still Tuesday and Wednesday, and the days
seemed more like Christmas. Snow bali.
Ing and sleigh-riding was indulged in con-
oiderably.
Capt. w. s. Sharpe. accompanied by his
wife and HE scn, Paul, has gone to the
Eureka Spring. in Arkansas. They will
be abssnt two or three months. Capt.
Sharpe goes there for the benefit Of he
health. We trust his stay there will prove
beneficial.
Despite the extreme cold weather, thore
YEA quite crowd Of nenple IN the city
7salesday. There was not much business
transacted, however. The horseswappers
9looked somewhat disappointed. If the
"Sosaot Aala beol IuVOluDlpl lt "OulU uAYO
5oeen big day with them.
q The Keowee House at Seneca City is one
Eof the best hotels in the State It was our
pleasure to spend night there recently,
land We know whereof we speak. The
rooms are elegantly furnished and the table
supplied with the very best of food. The
Keowee is owned and managed by Mr..
John O. Cary. 81
i Our clever young friend, Richard g. Lag
ion, han purchased an interest in the store
aof his brother, Mr.. W. 8. Lyon, and the
Cuisines will hereafter be conducted under
Tho firm name Of W. g. Ligon & Co. Dick.
9s whole-souled boy. and he hiss our best
aishes for his future prosperity. We be-
Speak for the new firm an increased pat
homage.
q What about tls New Court House2 The
Legislature pas,ed an Act authorizing lthe
County Commissioners to sell the present
property and build new and more COM
modious building. Our Commissioners
ehould now 80 to work and build Court
House that will be on honor and an orna-
ment to Anderson County,. The people
and the times demand it.
4 We received call last Friday from Mr..
Fs. A. Hemphili who wss in the city rep
fesenting the Atlanta C5nssitution, one of
She most rooress;ve ond an tarnrisin0 :, GUS.