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

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~ CAL. NEWS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
Next Monday is Salesday.
The fertilizer dealers report business
good:
Eggs are worth fifteen cents dozen in
the city.
The matrimonial fever is still raging in
the Comfy.
ne hear no complaint Of the scarcity Of
farm laborers.
The price Of commercial fertilizers has
adyanesda q little.
s. s TIE Savannah River is the eighth in
langt hin North America.
Read the new advertisement of the Sui
san Hardware Company.
Il. Miss Fannie Cotton, of spartanburg, Is
In Sthe city visiting friends.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
i Wednssdays az ss % 81 cents.
Court conYsnes in Anderson on the
s. 5tourt rth Monday Of this month.
s. ne United States District Court con-
ss:vanes ID Greenyille next Monday.
Mr.. Nm. Meredith, of walhalla, spent
adsysortwo in the city last week.
From reports the farmers are preparing
to putin q large crop of Spring OATS.
Beginning at Aiken, three miles Of the
y Cumberland Gap Railroad has been
s graded.
School Commissioner Clinkscales is
still on his rounds. yisiting the schools Of
the County.
We want it distinctly understood that
we are not responsible for the opinions OF
Our correspondents.
Bear In mind that the time for making
your Returns to the County Auditor ex-
pires on the Goth inst.
Last Saturday evening was beautiful
and clear, and our people had tine view
Of. the moon In eclipse.
We have had several beautiful days of
weather during the past week, which was
gladly welcomed by all.
Mr.sJohn Catlett will arrive in the city
this week with his third carload OF mules
since the first Of January.
Some Of Anderson's amateurs are re-
hearsing an interesting play, which will
be rendered In q few weeks.
Anderson is certainly one of the most
quiet places In the State Our policemen
I seldom have to make an arrest.
Col. J. G. Clinkscales will conduct the
prayer meeting In Temperance Hall next
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
MI. &. r. Horton, Of Williamson, is
now acitizen Of fLowndesville, having re.
Gently moved his family down there.
Il Asa gentle reminder to some Of our
subscribers We would say that our supply
Of blank receipts is not yet exhausted.
Mr.. W. w. Phillips, one Of ithe IaTEI.
IlaENcRas warmest friends, who lives
! near Easley, gave us 9 call last Monday,
& Rsy.A. G. stepp has resigned the pas
torate Of the Honea Path Baptist Church,
and Is succeeded by Rev. D. Weston Hiott.
Mr.. n. vandiyer left the city Tues
day morning for Charleston with fine
drove Of beeves and a number Of good
horses
The recent cold weather must have
frozen the ink Of some Of our County cor
respondents. Let us hear from you, gen.
tlemen.
Misses bessie and Helen Reese returned
home Wednesday morning from Salem,
n. Q. where they have been attending
College.
There has been a division in the MEM
bership Of the colored Baptist Church of
thia city, and Church No. has been or
ganized.
We are requested to announce that the
Rev. B. Hays will preach at New Pros
pect next Saturday and Sunday. at II
O'clock q. N. - &
The young colo-ed men Of the city are
/ making preparations to celebrate the oath
anniversary Of Eman elpation on or about
: the Mth May next.
Anderson should have Society for the
prevention Of. cruelty to1animals. We
know Of several places where the Society
could do some good work.
Il IS said that one Of Anderson County's
most charming young ladies will wed
popular young man from an adjoining
County on st. Valentines Day.
We regret to learn that our venerable
S 4@AoA0s &s3Ass -4uSSs. ~. lSk1O, WHO T6SlU6S
near Sandy Springs, has had something
like stroke of paralysis. We hope he
will be better.
A little saf M sands Mrs. j. R.
Thompson, ofsGsrvin Township, died Of
pneumonia on last Tuesday, aged three
and q half years. The little ones remains
were buried at Lebanon.
Married, by J. L. Bryan, Trial Justice,
on January 2ath, 1883. at the residence Of
the groom, Mr.. J. T. Gentry and Miss
Mary Finn, daughter Of Mr.. Robt. Finn,
al of Anderson County.
Mr.. Samuel Cunningham left Anderson
last week for Admission, Ala, where he has
secured q position with large hardware
house. He carries with him the best
Wishes Of many friends in Anderson.
Married, by J. L. Bryan, Trial Justice,
ON Sunday. January 2eth, 1883. at the res-
idence Of ;Mr. J. T. Gentry, Mr.. William
III Gentry and, Miss sallie. Finn, daughter