The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-02-09

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
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There is still some cotton coming to
market.
Paul Stephens, of Seneca, spent Sunday
n the city.
The drummers are numerous, and they
report business good.
Miss Agnes seybt, of Greenville, is in
the city visiting friends.
knowing ones say 1883 will be good
fruit year. We hope so.
Miss Lilly Milford, of Honea Path,
spent Monday in. the city.
A band of so-called Gypsies .passed
through the city last Friday.
a helping hand at the right moment
would cave many from ruin.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at 81 to % cents.
Next Tuesday Is st. Valentines Day,
and Lent begins on Wednesday.
Weare' always glad to get All item OF
news from any section OF the County.
Coy. Richardson has appointed Mr.. P.
B. Lengston a Notary Public at Pe]zer.
Miss Stella Norris, of Antreville, is
spending a few days in the city with rela-
tiyes.
Evening services begin in the city
Churches now at n o'clock. Bear this in
mind.
The Anderson Music House is doing a
! good business. Last Saturday 1t sold two
organs.
It Is said that more farmers are paying
as they go this year than any year since
the war.
The Mberton, Ga, Leader says Mr.. E.
M. Rucker, Jr., of this city will settle in
Elberton.
The County Treasurer is preparing his
/ annual report, which will be published
next week.
The figures 1883 look like three big fat
girls, and q dude by their side, walking
down street.
Is that cotton factory talked of here q
few months ago going to be abandoned I?
We hope not.
Political talk is beginning to crop out
in street conversations. twill be in full
blast shortly.
Gov. Richardson has appointed DR.. s.
N. Orr a member of the State Board of
Medical Examiners.
The time for making Tax Returns e1-
pires on the 10th inst, and after that date
the penalty will be added.
Miss LILLY Hopkins, Of Seneca, has been
spending q few days in the city with her
friend, Miss Minnie Smith.
Miss Carrie Yates, of Greenville, is
spending few days In the city with her
friend, Miss Louvinia Cater.
The many friends Of W. w. Keys, Of
Greenville. were delighted to see him in
tho city during Che past week.
II this paper that you are reading be-
longs to your neighbor, send It to him.
Don't worry him by borrowing.
MR. b. Kennedy, the efficient Chief
ofthe Police force of Greenville, spent
day or two In the city Last week.
Miss Minerva Drake, Of this County,
has returned to at. Carmel, 8. O., to re.
Hsume charge Of her school there.
Mr.. =. Matt Cooley left last Tuesday for
Danytlle, Va, where he will make his
headquarters for several months.
Any one having friends visiting them
In the city will confer favor on us by
handing in the names at this Office.
Our lumber men are getting in large
supply Of building material. Several i'm
provements win be made this Spring.
Farmers. if you want to buy mules and
horses cheap. come to Anderson. We
have the best stock market in the State.
Its q settled fact that more fine hogs
haye been butchered in this County this
winter than any season for many years
past.
An Indiana editor has been horsewhip-
ped by seven girls. When seven girls get
alter a man he may as well abandon all
hope.
II the weather Is favorable, the cadets Of
Patrick's Military Institute will have
dress parade Friday afternoon, about 4
o'clock.
Counterfeit nickels are becoming m.
merous in several sections Of the State,
and our people should be on the look out
for them.
We have often wondered IL parents in
Anderson know to what extent their boys
indulge in the hurtfnl practice Of smok-
ing cigarettes.
Our townsman, Mr.. G. 81. Hammond,
who is one Of the most energetic drum
mers on the road, is now at home resting
for q few days.
We feel very grateful to those of our
friends who called to see us Monday and
settled their subscription accounts. Others
should do likewise.
7 would rather pay three dollars year
for the INTEL1IaENcER than do without
it." said q good friend last Monday as he
was paying his subscription.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, February 1, 1888, by Rev. R. G.
Ligon, Mr.. L. B. Speer and Miss Jennie
Kennedy, both Of Lowndesville.
A special train, containing the General
Manager and General Superintendent Of
the Richmond and panville system,
passed through the city last week.
Quite number Of young people &C.