The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
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LOCAL NEWS.
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LOCAL. NEWS. Il
e. g. LANasToN LOCAL EDITOR.
Read the notices to trespassers in this
issue. 8,
See notice Of Executors sale in another
column.
Blank Liens and Contracts for sale at
this Office.
Dr.. A.sc. Strickland has gone to Florida
to.spend q month:
The horseswappers did notIbayea coed
showing last Monday.
g. Wardlaw, Esq, Of Jeasrsons Ga,
was in the city last week. :
Seven saloons have been granted retail
license BY the City Council.
Some Of our farmers say the small grain
crop is not very promising.
Very little cotton has been brought to
the city since the holidays.
There has been general squaring up OF
accounts during the past week.
The young people enjoyed q New Year
Hop in the city last Friday night.
The merchants are getting ready to sup
ply their customers with supplies and
gusuo.
MI. Julius Cohen, o prosperous and
substantial merchant OF Athens, Ga, is
in the city:
Mr. .. Conway; Darlington has been
made assistant editor Of the Laurens Aer-
chant ard Farmer.
Monday was avery Indictment day, and
the crowd:in the city was not as large as
usual on salesday.
All the schools Of the ecity have resn med
their sessions, after having 3 very pleas.
aht holiday vacation.
Parties desiring to borrow money
should read the card of Mr.. Frank: AZ! e.
Whitner In another column.
Kiss Mamie Wilhite left the city last
Saturday for Leesburg, Fla, where she
Will spend the Balance Of the Winter.
The IRE engine has been returned from
Columbia, where it has becn undergoing
repairs. It now almost as good as new.
Chicken thieves have been troubling
& some Of the Inhabitants of the Southern
portion of the city for a few weeks past.
The County Commissioners give notice
elsewhere that Dunham's Bridge, over
salnda River. is in dangerous condi.
lion. ; 'ss. ( -,
The cyclone season is approaching, and
1t is said that some of our citizens aret re-
pairing their pits SO as to make them Sc
cure.
Mr.. J. u. Barton informs oErs readers
that he Is prepared to furnish them with
lumber, shingles. bricks, DO. See adyer-
tisement.
been moved from the Centennial build.
ing inaa, to q room over the Book Store, on
Whitner street.
The Town Council of Abbeville re-
qnires the saloons and all other places OF
business In that town TO close their doors
at 10 o'clock p. m.
4 Z 4-f
Mr.. W.P. Houseal has retired from the
Newberry O5sayn, having sold out his
interest to Messrs. w. 81. Wallace and
James 81. n. Kinard.
Prof. d. c. Lake, who has been teaching
school at Pendleton the past year, has
S moved to Easley, where he will take
charge OF the Easley Academy.
Messrs. John H: and E. i. Clarke left
Anderson Tuesday afternoon for Texas
on visit to relatives: They will visit
the Exposition before returning.
An old maid insEsshville keeps q par
rot which swears, and a monkey that
chews tobacco. She, says between the two
ahe doesn't miss husband much.
heavy wind and rain storm visited
this section last Tuesday morning, about
s O'Clock. Many Of our citizens thought,
Tor awhile, that another cyclone had come.
Governor Thompson has appointed Mr..
w. 81. Frierson Treasurer, Mr.. T. J.
Webb Auditor, and Mr.. B. F. Wilson
Z Jury Commissioner for Anderson County.
Messrs. S. "A. Arnstein and S. NJ. Rosen-
berg, of Camden, s. G., are in the city.
The former is we'll known in Anderson,
and his many friends are glad to see him.
Many of our readers have friends re-
siding in distant States. A years sub
scription to the INrE1I1aENcERswonld be
che best New Years gift they could send
them.
The gross receipts Of the Anderson
Postofhoe for the past year were s., ,s246s.
The expenses amounted to 81 400, leaving
i net revenue for the government OF
$l,524es.
Capt. Geru Hammond has been over in
Hart County, Ga. acting as q special con-
stable. His description Of what he saw
.over there, and his experience as an off,
Ger is rich.
Politeness is the only thing that dis
:tinguishes men from bruses, and yet
there are some people who claim to be
.oiyilized and at the same time ignore the
commonest rules of pollteness.
Persons desiring to purchase mules for
.cash or on time should call at Mr.. .. E.
Peoples stable, in the rear of his store.
Mr.. ". a. Green is there, and will take