The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-02-16


LO LOCAL NEWS.
s s,.srHUlRsDAy, FEBRUARY IS.
The price Of phosph continue to ad-
vance.
Last Monday was a good business day
In the city.
viii Crayton returned last Saturday
from a visit to Florida.
We are ready now to supply everybody
with blank land deeds.
M II, is now time for the spring poet to
open up at the old stand.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at 81 to 81 cents.
The annual report of the County Treas
urer appears on the fourth page.
a number Of mad dogs have recently
4 been Killed in the upper portion OF the
County.
Rev. s. T. Blackman viii preach at
Ackers School House next Sunday night,
e at q o'clock.
Paul Divyer's .,daddy', has been sick
In bed for q week or more, but is now
! convalescing. $50;
Miss Emma Meredith, Of Walhalla. is
spending awhile In the city with Mr..
Cumming family
Mr.. Bsylis Lewis is in Charleston
s this week attending the Grand Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons.
Miss Lizzie Williams leaves tomorrow
Sfor the Northern markets to buy her
Spring stock Of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Henry, ofAshe.
willie, N. c., are in Anderson visiting Mr..
.. p. Breazeale's family.
Hill. Bros. tell our, readers something
q about their stock Of garden seed this
week. Read what they say.
The McCafferty Bros. viii sell q car
load Of horses at auction in this city next
Tuesday, 21st inst. See notice.
DR.. a. p. Johnstone is attending the
meeting of the Louisiana State Dental So
ciety ID New Orleans this week.
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MI. Joseph W. Rucker has announced
Legislature from Ebert County.
Rev. Hugh MoLees will preach at Flat
Rock Church next Sunday morning, at
s the usual hour of holding services.
Miss Minnie Lee Harper, one of Abbe-
vile County's most fascinating young
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There viii be Dime Reading at Mrs.
Bewley,s residence, on McDufie street,
I tomorrow (Friday) evening, at 8 O'Clock.
Despise not small things. : great many
small manufacturing enterprises will do
I sthe town just as much, good as one large
one. !. -
MI. a. w. Carwile, ex-School Commits
/ sioner Of Anderson County, but now a
resident Of Abbeville, was in the city last
Monday.
Every young man, who can possibly
do SO, should hear Rev. A. A. MarsbalPs
sermon In the Baptist Church next Sum
day night. 5;.s.s = s
You can begin now to prepare your
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phets says we will have no more very
cold weather.
MI. Wood a. FAINT, who has been en-
gagged In painting at the United States
z barracks In Atlanta for some time past,
has returned home. .y.s:s.s.
Mr. Tohn ). Taylor, of Charleston, who
Is spending q few days on his plantation
1lokr MI
day, and gave call. y
Rev. .;W. Baird has been returned to
the pastorats Of the colored NJ. E. Church
Z Of this city by bis Conference, which re-
Gently met In Charleston.
. Married, ON Friday, February srd, 1888,
at the residence Of the officiating minis
ter, Rev. e. A. Durham, Mr.. a. d. Multi |
gan and Miss Hattie Dickson:
Messrs. N. A. McCully and Robert Cum
bingham have been drawn to serve as
Petit Jurors at the May Term of the
Omitted States Court in Charleston.
The paint and Whitewash brush, used
freely. would add greatly to the appear.
ance OF the city, and would also be Of
great sanitary benefit to our people.
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The doctors say that February is the
them say that people should eat very little
saltis they would avoid this 1l1sease.
Chickens are worth in the city from Is
to Is cents each. at these prices, there is
moro money In raising chickens than in
raising cotton at ten cents per pound.
Married, on Sunday morning, Fsblua-
ry 18th, 1883, by +. Alonso Daniels, Nots.
5ry Public, Mr.. McDufae Jamison and
Miss Matte Stegall, at Piedmont, s. G.
The City Council was engaged again
yesterday trying another appeal case
against John O'Donnell, 9hich resulted
In sustaining the Mayor in a verdict Of
guilty.
The regular Communion services will
be held In the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday. DR.. Frierson will be assisted by
his brother, Rev. E. O. Frierson, OF fLau-
srens.
Webb q Moss's new advertisement
should have yodr attention, and the next
: time you pass their store notice their pref
ty display Of goods in their show win
dows.
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DR.. a. G. Strickland has returned home
from Nashville, Tenn, and may now be
found in his Office ready and willing to
serve all who may need his services. See
advertisement.
.ir. w. G. Meredith is now again in the
employ Of the Columbia and Greenville
Railroad Company, and, as engineer, is
running the freight train between Wal
halla and Bolton.
It & ssaid that the goose-bone and
ground-hog signs do not take US beyond
March. Il is now in order for somebody
to tell us whether the coming summer
will be cool or hot.
Mr.J. L. Masters has left on our table
q number of beautiful white feathers,
which he plucked from turkey, of the