The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-26
Next Monday is salesday.

Next Monday is salesday.
Everybody liz Wishing for sprins.time
70 come.
February Is entitled "to the cake" for
cold weather.
The farmers arc busy hauling fertilizers
out of town.
s. IT. Craig & Co. have en- important
notice In this issue.
Mr.. Geru Hammond returned last Sat.
urday from visit to Florida.
The Supervisor of Registration has an
impt rtant notice In this issue
Last Sunday was beautiful, Spring
like day, and the city churches were we'll
attended.
Another car load Of negroes passed up
the b. X. r. r. Saturday evening bound
for Arkansas.
"Old Reformer" should be brought out
next Wednesday and q salute fired in
honor of Cleveland's inauguration.
Dir. Wayne Fant. who has been confined
to his room for two months past with
rheumatism, is able TO be out again.
All the cotton in the County has not
vet been marketed. Nearly every day
we notice bale or two upon the streets.
The February moon fulls on the 18th Mt
II O'Clock In the evening, 30 that we come
within All hour of having no full moon In
February.
Maj. Dehon, the gentlemanlv agent of
that sterling journal, the Charleston Nero
and Courier, is In the city In the interest OF
that pnpr.
If you own house, and want your
sash arranged so rs to ventilate your
rooms, read Mr.. Beacham's advertise
ment in another column.
II yon havn't paid your city taxes, you
had better attend to 1t at once. Next Sat
urday is the last day. After that time 20
per cent. penalty will be added
Married. on Tuesday, 18th inst, In the
Baptist Church, at Reidsville. N. c., by
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. Harry SStone, Of
this city, and Miss Addie Jones, OF Reids.
vile.
Those Of our lady readers who desire
to learn new mode Of dress cutting,
should read the advertisement Of Miss
Toohey, who is stopping at the Waverly
House.
Married, at the resi- Ience Of Rev. r. c.
Ligon, on Sunday, the 22nd inst, Mt 10
o'clock a. ln., MFR. J. F. Harris. of Oconee
County, and Miss s.. c. Mccullough, OF
Anderson County.
e. v. Gassawey, President, requests us
to announce that the Sunday School Con-
vention (colored) will convene with Sh-
loh Baptist Church, in this County, on
Saturday, 7th Of March.
A married man says sit is foolish to
get mad II your 'fe insists on building
the fire these nc 'gs. Submit as grace
fully as ;" yill be hard cn you,
butaw 20 her way"
The Bap.. ays that Miss Mag
gle McNinch, of ....iamston, author of
"Wayside Flowers" and most estima-
BILE young lady, has just inherited large
fortune from o relative in Scotland.
The County Record Is the name of new
paper which has recently made its ap-
pearancs at Kingstree, 8. c. Mr.. r. c.
Logan is editor and proprietor. Wo ex.
tend 1t the fright hand of fellowship"
Married, on Sunday morning. 22nd
inst, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. Rob't Caldwell, by R. B. A. Robin
con. Trial Justice, Mr.. Charles c. Smith
and Miss Mary A. Caldwell, all of this
County.
From the Seminary LedJaet we learn that
Judge Logan e. Bleckley, of Georgia, hss
accepted an invitation to deliver the an.
nual address at the Commencement exer-
cises of the. Anderson Female Seminary
next June.
Mrs. R. Il. Hill died at her hone in
Abbeville on the 18th inst. She was
daughter Of Maj. Hamilton, formerly Of
Willlamston,l and has many friends in
our County who will be saddened to hear
Of her DEATH,
We ore requested to state that the Cen
terville and Rock Mil Townships Sing.
Ing Association will meet at Salem
Church Oh Saturday before the third Sum
day in March, instead of on the first, as
has been announced.
In the United States Court at Green
Vile last week the case against James II.
E.tis. Reese West, L. r. O'Barr and r.
A. Moore, charged with breaking into
the Postoffiee at Andersonville, was con-
tinued until next term of Court.
Mr. A. Lesser has recently made some
improvements In the interior of his store
room, aId no Is enabled now to display
his large and beautiful stock Of goods to
amuch better advantage. A visit to his
store will certainly repay you. Read his
new advertisement IN this issue
, Our accommodating School Commits
sioner, Col. John @. Clinkscales, has been
confined to his bed aimee last Friday, be-
ang threatened with an attack Of pneumo.
MIA. We are glad to state that he is ouch
better at this time, though he Is not able
70 leave his room. He hopes to be able
to attend to the duties Of his office on
Saturday.
Easley Messenger ave learn that Mr..
W.s. Gregory, formerly foreman of the
Easley Messenger. will SOON commence, the
publication feft the Honea Path Herald,
which svaa ysyana. ,.,,., Snr. q short while by