The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-05
A,1tlersun yatsllias1ster.
LOCAL NEWS.
q. q. LANGsToN, Local EDITOR.

All the schools of the city are well at
tended.
Solicitor Orr, of Greenville, was in the
city last week.
Sunday had the appearance Of beauti-
ulSping day.
South Carolina gets s4,4oo'of the Pea
body fund this year.
Send MS your orders for bill heads, let
ter heads, envelopes, &c.
The lawyers are getting ready for the
approaching term OF Court
Congressman Aiken has recently sent
us lot of public documents.
J.fw, Earle offers 100 rooted vines of
the Scuppernong grape for sale
DR.. Lander, of the Williamson Female
College, visited Anderson last week.
Blank liens, mortgages and contracts
forsale at the INTELL1aENcER Office.
See what; the proprietor of the New
York Cash Store has to say this week.
No man is satisfied with what he has,
and is ever reaching out for something
: 3 else.
The freight business over the B. r, R.
r. has been quite heavy for several weeks
past.
Col. ]. w. Norris is in Charleston thia
( week attending the meeting of the State
Grange.
The Ball given by the Dancing Club, of
this city, last Thursday night was agrand
success.
Persons desiring employment should
read the advertisement headed agents
wanted.',
Attention is directed to the new adver-
I tisement ef Jno. NJ. Hubbard d Bro. in
this issue.
The first shad Of the season were sold
In the city last week by Messrs. 7. r.
TRIMMER q Co.
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Several OF our citizens have recently
been setting out young shade trees around
their premises.
Mr. I. W. Pickens, one Of Brushy
Creeks substantial citizens, was in the
city last Tuesday.
The guano trade has opened up lively,
judging from the amount that is being
hauled out of town.
Persons having peas for sale should
bring them to the city, as they are in de.
!. mand at good prices.
Note the change in ]. j. Bakers adver-
tisemens, and give him call before pur'
chasing yonr supplies.
Read our advertising columns closely
every week, and you will know where to
20 TO get bargains in goods.
Our clever and handsome young friend,
John NJ. Geer, of Bolton, attended the
Ball IN the city last Thursday night,
Valentines Day is drawing near, and
3 Messrs. G. w. FAINT g. Son, the Book
Store proprietors, are preparing for it.
We are requested te state that a confer.
4 as,,ce of; the members of Salem Baptist
Church will be held next Saturday, at II
o'clock q. M.
Many of our subscribers can.e in and
squared up their accounts last Monday.
Thanks. gentlemen; may you live long
and prosper.
Married, on Sunday, January 25th, 1884,
byM. b. Gaines, Notary Public, Mr.. T.
M. Scott and Miss Cora Gaines, all of An
derson County.
Rev. D. E. Frierson, D. D., attended
meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
Columbia Theological Seminary in Au-
gusta last week.
Mr.. J.. A. Brock has recently purchased
the vacant lot between the residences of
MIA. P. Hubbard and Mrs. Sadler, on
North Main street.
Next to the absolute necessaries OF life
comes your County paper. Ifyou are not
subscriber to the INTrIL1aENcER, don't
put it off any longer.
The only farmer who has no fear OF the
Sheriff and who laughs at lawyers is ne
who makes his own supplies and cuts his
coat according to his cloth.
Married, on Thursday, January 18th,
1885, by Allen w. Clement. Notary Pub
lie. Mr.. ]. N. Ragsdale and Miss F. A.
Ganbrell, daughter of Geo. Gambrell.
Married, by Rev. w. n. King, at the
residence Of BRIDES father, on Tuesday,
January 9th, 1885. Mr.. D. Baker Webb
and Miss jamie Hall, all of this County.
comptroller-Genera stoney says that
If the May collection of taxes yielos
enough the claims Of disabled soldiers for
artificial limbs will be paid in June next.
Look out for the change in the adver-
tisement of McCully, Cathcart q Co. uext
week. In the meantime call upon them
and get their prices for fertilizers andsup-
plies.
Mr.. W. Ira brennan, on Main street,
has lust received several thousand new
brands of cigars, which are excellent. If
you desire good smoke, go and purchase
some Of them.
Messrs. John q. and E. L. Clarke have
returaed from their visit to Texas and the
New Orleans Exposition. Both say the
Exposition is worth any mans money
and time to visit it.
wynne Council, No. A, R. & S. M, will
, hold a special meeting next Friday at u
D. M, for the purpose of comforting de-