The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-04-09
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umn.
Spring seems to have opened in good
earnest. S.
Read che insurance licenses published
! In this issue.
few straw hats made their appearance
last Sunday
The fruit trees are all in bloom, and the
grass is growing:
improvements are going on in almost
Z every portion Of the city.
Monday was quiet salesday. The
crowd in the city was not very large.
The County Commissioners held thei1
regular monthly meeting last Tuesday.
A large crowd OF farmers were in the
city last Saturday, and the merchants did
good business.
We received a pleasant call from MI. A.
B. Carpenter, q popular young merchant
of Pelzer, last Monday.
This section was visited by light frost
last Sunday morning. We have heard OF
no damage resulting from it.
Messrs. John Catlett and c. Hanllin
arrived in the city last Saturday with a
drove OF ne.hones from Kentucky.
Since the Exposition opened there have
been Overcome hundred tickets sold at the
q. & @. depot in this city. to New Orleans.
The clerks are looking forward with
considerable pleasure to the time when
they Will be dismissed at o'clock In the
afternoons.
There viii be no preaching in the Pres.
byterian Church next Sunday. as DR..
Frierson will be absent in attendance
upon Presbytery:
The Hartwell S.sn says new brass
band at Williamson is negotiating with
Prof. J.w. MagilI with q. view OF secur-
ing him as teacher.
Miss Matte Winter, daughter of Mr..
Charles Winter, formerly Of Pendleton,
but row of opelika, Ala. is in the city
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. Garrison.
Grace (EpiscopaD Church was tastefully
and beautifully decorated with flowers
and eyergreens last Sunday. A large
congregation participated in the Easter
services. 3
Mrs. Francis A. VandiYer, who has
been spending the Winter in Florida with !
her SONS, has returned to her home in
this County. She likes South Carolina
the best.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reese
FAINT died in this city on Tuesday after
noon. The bereaved parents have the
sympathies of many friends In their be-
reavement.
From 1st September, 1884, to 1st inst.
there have besn 1859 bales Of cotton
shipped from Anderson. This is 237
bales more than was weighed by the Cot
ton Weigher.
The Adrance is the name Of q new paper
: which has Just made its appearance at
Mccormick, s. G., town on the Augusta
& Knoxville Railroad. 1t is neatly
!, printed and ably edited.
Married, by Rev. Wilson Ashley, at his
residence, on Tuesday, March 31st, Mr..
James a. King and Miss Margaret A..
Wilson, daughter Of Mrs. Caroline Will
son, all of Anderson County.
One day last week small negro girl,
residing on Mai. t. 81. Russelps place, in
Brusby Creek Township was accidentally
burned to death. Her parents had gone
off and left her alone in the house.
Mfr. "A. Lesser, one OF Anderson's en-.
.terpri.ing dry goods merchants, has had a
sales,nan out on the railroad selling goods
for a week or two past. He has sold q
number OF large bills in Walhalla.
Married, on Sunday, .5th inst, at the
residence Of her brother, Nj. J. L. Geer,
by Rev.sM. MCGEE, Mr.. James F. Haynie
and Miss Della Geer, daughter of the late
Thomas Geer, all Of Anderson County. g.
On Mr.. j. p. Smiths plantation, in
Brushy Creek Township, one day last
week, a little negro about ten years Of age
was accidentally shot and killed by lit
tie brother while carelessly handling
pistol.
Byrequest, We announce to the congre-
cations OF Trinity and Walnut Grove
Churches that severe family afaiction
prevented Rev. q. v. Bar mes, their pastor,
from attending his appointments last
Sunday.
The April Term OF the Supreme Court
win begin on Tuesday, 21st inst. The
Eighth Circuit will not be called until
Nay 2sth. Applications for admission to
practice law must be filed on or before the
28th inst.
In earyin Township there are five FAM.
lilies living contiguous to each other, In
each of which there are FIVE children
four boys and one girl. Is there another
neighborhood in the County that can
make such showing?
A gentleman asked his wife the other
day why she was like a trumpet vine. She
knew well enough that the answer was,
because she like to run; but she said it
was because she was willing to cling for
support TO- a miserable old stick.
Friends, il you owe US anything, now
Is the time to pay up, If ever. sone OF
You we have been indulging long time,
and we cannot afford to do it longer. II
you can't pay us your account in full, you
car certainly pay portion Of it.