The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24
BRIEE MENTION.

LOCAL NEWS.
BRIEF MENTION.
The Seneca Free Re,s has donned a new
dress.
A hard year is before us-hold on to you
allns .
Cotton has advanced little in price re
Gently.
Keep the new leaves you turned over thi'
year clean.
The recent rains have put the roads in
bad condition.
Wood piles have lowered fast during th'
past ttewweeks.
Coust eonvenes here on tho fourth Non.
day in February.
g vennor ..ys February will be an e1
trenely cold month.
The guano agents arc anticipating Eooe
business this Spring.
All the schools Of the city are now open
and ara we'll attended.
The eometcan now be seen in the West
ern sky With the naked eye.
Last sunday was fine day, and the VA
rious Churches were well attended.
-, It Is saitl that a, well executed counterfeit
cf the standard dollar Is in circulation.
Work on the new bridge across Rocky
River, near the city, is progressing finely
Those persons who wish to have early
vegetables should begin their garden work
atonce.
Several Of our citizens are grieving over
the Ions OF their collards by tho recent
severe weather.
a fsv more blank receipts still on hand.
Don't forget to call and get ono when You
come to town.
Be sure and make your Return TO the
City Clerk before it is too late. You have
only one moro week.
There are now ono hundred and thirty
two students in attendance upon the An
derson Military School.
MI. 8. N. Crayton has presented Us with
q sample of delicious Jersey butter, foi
which We return thanks.
The go.sipers ssysthat q popular young
merchant Of the city will soon take unto
himself a partner for life.
The annual report Of the School Conn
missioner for Anderson County appears on
the fourth page of this paper. Read it.
The rev advertisement Of Mes,rs. sulli-.
van & Bro. should have the careful perusal
of all the readers of the. .INrELLIaENoEE.
Two students Of the Military School were
wrestling last Friday. when one OF them
was 80 unfortunate as to get his arm
broken.
Colds are prevalent in the city, and in
fact ali over the County, superinduced oy
the extremes through which We have boon
passing.
Some villain few nights since cut down
! number of young shade trees that Mr. u
s. Beatty had set out along South Main
street, near the one.mile post.
The lien business is getting pretty active
already. Many farmers who gave lions
last year are too lean to get one now, ana
wilthave to 60 it alone or break.
An old colored couple, who have beea
living together for the past forty years.
were married on last Monday night in the
African Methodist Church Of this city.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
mother, on Sunday. 10th inst, by Rev. G.
Y. Barnes, Mr. Henry 8. Broom and Miss
sall;e e. Keaton, all Of Anderson County.
Col. Jas. A. Hoyt, Of the Bapti't Courier,
Greeny;lle, 8. c., spent few days in the
city during the past week. His many
friends here are always glad to shake his
hand.
Encourage newspaper reading among
your children, and you will soon discover
what fondnsss they will have for their
County paper, and how rapidly they will
improve.
From what we can gather from the State
press, the small grain crop, especially the
oats, seem to have been seriously injured in
nessly every section Of the State BY tie re-
cent cold weather.
Married, in the Presbyterian Church in
this city, on Thursday evening, 18th inst,
by Rev. D. E. Frierson, D. D., Mr. NJ. Lu-
ther Carlisle and Miss Matte r. McCon-
nell, all of Anderson.
Senators Hampton and Butler and Con-
eressman Aiken reside ct the Metropolitan
Hotel, Warrington. Any Of our readers
desiring to write to either Of these gentle
men may make note Of this.
We direct attention to the advertisement
Of Prof Berger, who has opened q dancing
school in the Masonic Hall in this city.
He comes well recommended as an accom-
plished teacher Of the terpsichorean art.
It. seems now quite probable that Con.
gress viii pass the Bill to erect United
States Court Kouse in Greenville. 1t will
be q fitting recognition Of the enterprise
growth and importance Of our sister city.
Capt. P. K. Norris and wife, OF this
County, left Anderson Tuesday evening
for Alabama. where they will spend two or
threemonths visiting relatives. we wish
them pleasant trip and safe return
home.
Mr.. German F. Burton, Of Hall town
IN 1tfh inst oil