The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-31

ston,s charming young ladies, is in the caty
visiting relatives.
Anttle child Of Henry McDufiie, colored,
OF this city, was found dead in the bed on
Wednesday morning.
"A fiye-yeaf old daughter OF Mr.. G. J.
Milford, in Fork township, died on last
Tuesday with bronchitis.
We are requested To- announces that the
Rev. Mr.. aslton, Of Iaurens County, will
preach at Midway Church next Sunday.
Prof Barnwell, General Agent for Lud-
den & Bates Music House, Savannah, Ga,
has been in the city for several days past.
It's understood that the girls have adopt
ed the following as their motto for Leap
Year: II you see what you want, ask for it.
The attention Of the Trustees Of the Pub
lie Schools is invited to the advertisement
Of the School Commissioner in another
column.
In Abbeville recently two men quarreled
and fought, and one bit the others nose
off. There was q. two days trial and the
fine was five dollars.
If the weather continues favorable, our
nav building on Whitner street will be
ready for occupancy in about twenty days,
sou hGEontractors say.
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DE-. RI. Diver, General Agent OF the
Geiser Manufacturing Company, has en-
: gagged NV. II. B. McGruder to conduct
his buSdness in this city.
Married, at the residence OF Maj. R. A.
Child, on Tuesday, the 22d January, 1894.
By the Rev. ]. B. Riley, D. D., Mr.. G. /.
brennan and Mrs. f. Belle Powell, all Of
Pickena.
Next Monday. Is salesday. We would
gantly remind those Of our subscribers who
hayenot yet paid their subscriptions that it
would be most opportnne time to doso on
that day.
sTo-dsyis the last day in which you will
have 70 make your Return to the City
CLERK. If you have not attended to it, yos
should do SO at once, and thereby avoid the
penalty.
Married, by Rav. D. e. Frierson. D. D.,
as residence, on Sunday, 9th inst, MIR.
John Ohlenbush and Miss Julia Anker-.
uits, both Of Anderson County, formerly
ofGermany.
The man that says Anderson is not grow
ing rapidly does not know what he is talk
ing about. One cannot 60 into any portion
of,ths. city without seeing some new inn
provemsnts.
.Onr Devil dreamed the other night that
he visited hades, and says he saw nobody
there but delinquent subscribers to news
papers. Our delinquent subscribers should
Ser this in mind.
Married, ,on Sunday evening, 9Th inst,
at u o'clock, at the residence Of the brides,
mother, BY Rev. J. W. Walling, Mr.. Jo-
ssph a. Glasby and Miss Matte Brady,
both Of Anderson.
Mr.J.J. Dodd has recently purchased
new planning machine, which he has in op-
Grafton at the Blue Ridge Yard. Persons
desiring 10 have lumber dressed would do
well to call on him. -,
ousclsyer.youn friend, Frank cIayton,
has gone regularly into the dairy business.
He delivers four or five gallons Of milk to
customer in the city every morning, and
hisbusiness is steadily increasing.
ssWhere would We be without women?
asks q writer. It's hard to determine
which way the majority would drifs, but
some men would be ont OF debt and out OF
trouble, and good many Others would be
out at their elbows.
Anegro woman. while waiting i'll the re-
ception room at the Depot last Friday even
Ing tataks the np-train, gave birth to
child, which was dead. The woman was
removed to colored boarding house, where
.,shs Is kindly cared for.
IT wish were baby" murmured
Ibashful bachelor, who was making his first
.call on q sweet young lady the other
evening. How ridiculous p she exclaim-
.ed. "Why.do you wish so?' because
woman can never look at baby without
kissing it"
The Up-Cotu.try Teacher, an educational
monthly, publiahed at Winnsboro, s. c.,
and edited by Messrs. B. B. Turnipseed, P.
Wardlaw and W. Richardson, has been re-
ceiyed. It is replete with good reading
matter, and every teacher in the State
should subscribe for it.
An entertainment will be given at the
Midway Academy on the evening OF the
18th Of February, for the purpose OF fur
nishing the Academy. Refreshments will
be served by the ladies. A small admission
fee will be charged the gentlemen, but
ladies will be admitted free:
We received pleasant call from Mr. A.
J.Watt last Monday. Mr.. Watt has been
residing at Hartwell, Ca, for several years
past, but recently removed to Lowndes-
Vile, where he proposes engaging in the
mercantile business. We welcome him
back on this side Of the Savannah.
We are requested to announce that call
meeting. Of Sandy Springs Grange will be
held next Saturday, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Important business will be brought before
the Grange, and full attendance OF the
members Is desired. The members of Deep
Creek and Harper Oranges are requested to