The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-29
court convenes At Abbevi,le next Mon.

Court conyenes at Abbeyille next Mon
day.
Tuesday was the prettiest day we have
had this year.
The County Treasurer publishes his re-
port this week
Some of our older citizens say you can
commence gardening now.
Nearly all of our exchanges are advis-
ing farmers to raise mule colts.
Some Of our local weather prophets are
predicting an early Spring.
January has been rough month, so
far as the weather is concerned.
The time for making Returns to the
City Clerk expires next Saturday.
An inch advertisement in the INTELLI-
aEHcER is worth dozen on tree.
Several of our citizens are talking Of
! going to see. Cleveland inauguratetl.
At present Anderson is without baker.
There Is good opening here for one.
The roads throughout the County ara
reported to be in very tad condition.
Will farmers plant less cotton than last
year, and more corn, potatoes. peas, &c !?
Tie attention of contractors is directed
to the advertisement Of the County Com
missioners.
It is hard work to get up news these
times. Splitting rails is an easy job in
comparison With II.
The Fire Company held an interesting
meeting last Monday evening Four new
members were added to the roll.
This section was visited last Friday
morning by the heaviest snow and sleet
that has fell here ia several years.
Send no cash money by mail. 1t is
much safer and cheaper in the long run to
buy postal note or money order.
Seneca FIse Pres .'Aiiss Hattie Hoke
3 left our town on Wednesday morning to
attend the Anderson Female College"
Anderson County can show fewer de.
linquent taxpayers than c,:y County in
the State. This speaks well for our peo-
pie.
By recent oct Of the officials Of Hart
well, Ca, q drummer has to pay license
to sell goods to the merchants Of that
I town.
Mr.. John! A. Reeves, ex-County Com
missioner, Is quite i'll at his home in the
County. Very littlellopes of his recovery
is entertained BY his friends.
Hon. ii. G. scudday, of this city, has
accepted an invitation, TO address the citi-
zens of Ebert County, Ga, on Tuesday,
srdF February, on the subject of temper
ance.
The Anderson Dancing Club will have
Its annual hall at the Waverly House this
(Thursday) evening. A band from Au-
eusta will furnish the music for the occa.
sion.
Eva Britton, whom good many here
remembers to the tune of fifty cents for
her Hurrieane, is now in variety show as
Lillian Markham. She is travelling out
West.
Elberton (Ga.) Leader: "s. A. Hutchi-
{ son. Of Anderson, s. c., was in to see US
and subscribed for the Leader. He con-
templates citizenship in Elbert. The
door is open"
Mr.. Frank j.. Whitlock has retired
from the editorial chair of the Chester
Buustia. The paper will be published in
future by Mr.. F. T. Morgan, as editor
:snd proprietor.
&c. C., Featherston, Esq, has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Thompson to succeed J.
z. Breazeale. Esq, as one of the Trial
justices Of this city. He will make very
efficient officer.
Married, January 18th, 1885, at the res
idence of the BRIDES father, by Rev. W.
B. Singleton, Mr.. c. 8. Hall, of Anderson
County, and Miss Sallie J. Rodgers, of
Pickens County.
Mr.. Wiley Mitchell, ST., highly re-
spected citizen Of this County, died at his
home in Martin township on last Tues
day night, after brief illness, from par
alysis, aged about 72 years.
Rev. J. Walter Dickson, formerly Of
this County but at present stationed in
Edge6eld County, paid us visit on last
Monday. He is visiting relatives and
friends in our County, where he is always
q welcomed visitor.
The Laurensville Herald has been con-
siderably improved recently. The pro-
prietors have purchased new power
press, and enlarged the size of the paper.
We are glad to note this evidence of pros
perity Of our contemporary.
Next Monday is salesday. If you are
in the city on that day, reader, and have
not yet settled your account at This Office,
please call and do so. II you can't pay
up your account-in full, portion of 1t
would be very acceptable. Please bear
this in mind.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending January %:
Miss Martha Adams, r. c. Brock, Asa
Garrett. jr., Henry Gross, A. G. Hall (2),
J.B. Hall (2), J. L. Hall ~, L. NJ. Hall,
Fealin Harris, Mrs. Martha Lee (c'l9, w.
M. MCGEE, J. N. Pennel, Bellzora Stem
cy (col.)
Coroner Nance left the city on Wednes-
day morning to hold an inquest over the
remains of young white man, who was
killed at Mr. J. n. Bowden's saw mill,
near Mr.. T. E. Dickson's residence, in
Pendleton township, on Tuesday. We