The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-02-23

LOCAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c.
Theyiolets, hyacinthsand jonquils are
In bloom.
r. u. Moorhead. of Lowndesville,
was in the city Tuesday.
'5sS Sc Mr.. w. y. Holland, the prince Of drum.
s mers, was In the city Monday.
The farmers are still sowing oats. Those
sown last fall are looking fine.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at 81 to % cents.
Court convenes next Monday. Jurors
and witnesses should be on hand prompt
".
Secure your tickets to-day for the enter
tainment In Masonic Hall tomorrow
night.
The residents of the city have only q
few more days in which to pay, their city
taxes.
All OF. our friends who visit the city
during Court week are invited to call and
see us.
Prof Lineback, the reliable piano tuner,
viii arrive in the city in q few days. See
advertisement.
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There are nine prisoners in the County
Jail, seven Of whom are awaiting trial at
Court next week.
urn of the Tide in the Masonic
Hall tomorrow friday night. Every
body should seeit.
Our young friend, J.. E. Horton, of
Hartwell, Ga, paid Us asshort visit last
Thursday, while In the city on business.
Nj. John Catlett left the city Wednes
day TO bny his fourth drove Of mules for
Z this season. he viii return in a few days.
A medical journal tells people show TO-
catch cold, :, but what they want to know
Ssis how to prevent q cold from catching
them.
The old chestnut, s.the backbone Of
winter IS broken, . will soon make its ap-
: pearances in the columns of our exc
changes.
Every few days a new candidate is mem
toned for some one Of the County offices.
Y 1t Is said there will be four or FIVE candi-
dates for Sheriff. .
The drst Quarterly Conference for West
Anderson Circuit for the present year will
be held at Providence Church next Satur-!
day and Sunday. !,
are requested to announce that the
Brushy Creek Singing Association will
meet at Fairview Church on next Sunday
morning, at 8 O'clock.
"a portion of Granite Row has been:
greatly improved In appearance by new
outside dress. The improvement should
be continued all along the Row.
Mrs. Z. Mauldin has gone on visit
to Augusta. She was accompanied by
her sister. Miss Eliza stoy, who has been
spending several months In the city.
You can live within your income if
!. yon Try, p says the wise man. Yes but
how to live without an income is the pug
zle that bothers 9 great many men just
now.
Means q McGee have made another re.
dnction in prices on winter clothing. See
I new ADVERTISEMENT. They Want four or
Eve ladies' to!takea contract for making
pants.
a Kentucky Court has adjudged a young
man who smoked forty cigarettes day to
be an idiot. This will be alarming news
,to3many youngsters in all parts Of the
country.
Crayton, Jones q seybt are having a
clearance sale, in order to make room for
their Spring stock, and are Offering rare
bargains to purchasers. Read what they
ssay in their new advertisement.
Married, on Wednesday. February 18th,
1883. at the residence Of the officiating
minister, Rev. W. 81. King, Mr.. Joseph B.
Moore, of Jack County, Texas, and Miss
Mary Dobbins, Of Anderson, .C..
81 Mr.. and Mrs: James d. Burdine spent
last Saturday night and Sunday in the
city. Mr.. Burdine has moved. back to
his home in Brushy Creek Township, after
several years stay In Williamson.
MI. Up. Smith, Of slabtown, was in
Z the city last week. Mr.. Smith is one of
Anderson County most wide awake and
energetic young men. We only wish that
We had many more of just such citizens.
Wilhite& q Whites new advertisement
should have your attention. These gen.
tlemen are ready to supply every person
In the; County with garden seed. They
Z sell the best, and guarantee satisfactionto
every purchaser.
Married, by. Rev. r. O. Ligon, on Tues.
day, February 18th, 1883, at the residence
of w. 81. Teasley, Esq, Hartwell, Ga,
Mr.. Edmund Gross, Of Dover, Ga, and
Mics Maggie 8. Graham, formerly of An
derson County, 8. Q.
Married, atthe residence Of the BRIDES
father, Capt. Hugh Robinson, in Abbe-
vile County on Thursday; February 16,-
1888, by Rev. J. 8. Murray, Mr.. Willie A.
Callahan and Miss Nina A. Robinson,
both Of Abbeville County.
The new pension blanks are now in the
hands Of the County Auditor and Clerk
Of Court. The blanks are different from
those sent out first, and those persons who
have already applied for pensions will
have to make q new application.
Miss Nellie Hoyt, of Greenville, who
has been spending the past six weeks in