The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-12
IA.lllersn,l yntelIia!erres,
LOCAL NEWS
Q. e.s sLANasToN, Local ED1Ton.

8 Next Saturday is ST. Valentines Day.
The drnmners are numerous at pres.
ont s
No.o the changein Hill, Adams & Co..
advertisement.
See what Hill Bros, the druggists,
have 10 say ysthis week. ss
DIR. Wahl has, been engaged as q teacher
In the Anderson Female Seminary.
Mr.. +. T. white, With his excursion
party, arrived safe in New Orleans.
Ansiniaint SON q ii III. d. W. Grubbs, Of
this city, died on last Thursday morn
ing.
The United States District Court !. in
session at Greenville, Judge Bryan pre-
sidlng.
Persons desiring to purchase carp fish
should read Mr.-Andy Browns advertise
ment.
Despite the bad weather, the grading OF
the Savannah Vale, Railroad Is progress
Ing finely.
one OF the snrest receipts for making
hard times Is to talk hard times and keep
mp the chatter: ass,sss
Mr. o, pabofne, Of Greenyille, has
& been visiting his parents in Anderson du-
ring the past week
81 Up TO last Saturday night Mr., John E.
Peoples had sold one hundred and ten
mules this season.
Crazy quilts have had their day. The
proper caper now IS . ..slumbering rug"
whatever that may be.
As yet ne have heard OF none OF our
citizens applying for . position under
= President Cleveland.
The regular quarterly Communion SER
yices will be held 10 the Presbyterian
Chnrchinext Sunday morning.
Our subscription list has increased con-.
4 siderably since the holidays. and especial
II during the past two weeks.
The Anderson Dramatic Association
viii appear before the footlights with an
& interesting play in q few weeks.
Rr Dio Lewis says that tomatoes are q
medicine and not q food, and should only
be eaten, when prescribed by a physician.
Read John E. Peoples & Co.'s new adj
yeftisen,snt in this issue. II you need
any Of thtsir goods, we advise you to visit
their ators. - '.s4s
The Ahbeville Medium says that Miss
Lula Wright, an accomplished young lady
from Pen,lleton, is teaching at Capt. John
E. Brownlss's:
a very heavy rain fell In the city Mon
{ day afternoon between 5. and s O'Clock.
or course nearly everybody was on the
lookout for cyclone.
John E. Breazeale, Esq is in Charles
ton this week attending the annual ses-
sion Of ti,s Grand Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, OF South Carolina.
The Music Club Of Williamson, en-
!, couraged by their recent success athome,
PROPOSE to give an entertainment at Pei
zer, Saturday evening. 2lst inst.
Mr.. il. p. Smith has decided to post
:pone his excursion to the New Orleans
Exposition until sometime in March.
Dne notice OF the time will be given.
Married, on January 18th, 1885, at the
residence Of the brides father. in Hart
County, Ga, Mr.. NJ. g. Bowie, OF Ander-
son County, and Miss Nora Thornton.
Col. !. 6. Clinkscales, our School Com
{ missioner, requests us to state that the
examination Of teachers next Saturday
win be held in the University building.
Hunters will bear in mind that the.
game law will soon be In force again, and
II behooyes them to load and fire quickly
If they would enjoy the hnntsnan's sport.
a farmer from Monterey, Abbeville
County. says that only two good crops
have been made in that section in the last
eighteen years. Still the people get
along.
Aftsr much deliberation. says an ex-
change, Wisconsin jury decided that
/ kisses are worth one cent apiece when
taken at wholesale rates. That's very
cheap.
The Fire Company has rented the hall
over o'Donnell q McIntyre's saloon.
The regular meetings ofSthe Company
are held the frst Friday evening Of each
month. IS s
81 Col. b. Frank Sloan, Of Seneca, has
been in the city for several days past Wis
iting hisson, Mr.. Bsylis Sloan, who is at
present confined 70 his home, being quite
III with fever.
It has been suggested that on the day OF
Cleyeland,s inauguration. .sOld Reform.
err be brought ont and fire salute in
honor 81 the OCCASION. A good sugges-
ton, and should be carried out.
Married, on Thursday, 5th inst, at the
residence OF Mrs. T. c. Reed, in this city,
by Rev. J. S. Murray, Mr.. J. B. Haiti
wanger, OF Abbeville County, S. c., and.
Miss Carrie 81. Brown. of this city.
Married. en- Thursday 9Th inst. at the
residence of the officiating clergyman, by
Rev. Nv. II. King, Mr. Joshua Pruitt and
Miss Francis Hanks, daughter of Mrs.
Laura N. Hanks, all Of this County.
Married, on Thursday. 5th inst, by
Rev. r. c. Ligon, At tho residence of the
brides father, Mr.. John Graft, in Ebert
County, Ga, Mr.. james 3. Kelly, Of An.
derson County, 8. c., and Miss Nettie
Graft.
Adger. an infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
81 A. p,,.kon,s b,-,,, q r1v trY th;o C0untv died