The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-01-12

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c C, LANGSTON, Local FDIroE
Wedding bells will rin" again in AM
derSon next week.
Brown & Tribh.c lave none: to lrrd.
See advertisement.
All Of our exchanges are well loa';ed
with marriage notices.
Raise your own supplies this ycarif yoa
wish to get along wcll.
Miss Nellie Hoyt, of Greenville, i, Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Good middlins cotton was quoted o.,
Wednesday at 81 to % cents.
Mortgages, deods, liens, contracts an,!
other blanks for Sale at this office.
The drummers are now travelling il.
droves, taking orders for Spring goods.
An exchange says: "It is Leap Year,
girls; but think to look before you leap.
Mr.. John g. Snow and family, OF Gin
ton, Ala. are visiting relatives III ne city.
The residents Of the city should not de
lay in making their Returns to the City
Clerk.
Last Sunday was like a Spring day,
and all the city Churches were we'll at
tended.
Mr. John Ca,ett tells us he will have
another fine drove of mules on the mar
ket in a few days.
Rev. r. A. Child, of Pickens, preached
fine sermon in the Methodist Church
last Sunday night.
a local weather prophet says the worst
of the Winter is to come during the
month of February.
of February can have bona iide birthday
dinners next month.
Tho weather for the past few days has
been very favorable to the small grain
crops, which are looking fine
Married, on January 5, lSss, by Rev. r.
c. Ligon, Mr.. J. d. Spoon and Miss RoSsie
l.. Mcbride, both of Anderson County.
Mr.. ". L. Willis, who has recently be.
come q resident of the city, has been elect.
ed organist for the Presbyterian Church
Wouldn'ti it be good? What 4? Ii the
newspaper borrowers would turn over a
new leaf and quit borrowing their neigh
bors paper.
Miss Dora Norris and Miss Lizzie Lip.
ford, two Of Abbeville County's popular
young ladies, were in the city shopping
last Saturday.
On Wednesday morning Maj. J. \.
Nandiver shipped very fine car load of
cattle, via the Savannah Valley Railroad
to Charleston.
Miss Julia Maher, Of Albany, n. y,
has come to Anderson to spend two or
three months with the family Of her uncle,
Mr.. NJ. Kennedy.
The newspapers continue to report in
stances Of death from cigarette smoking,
but the Anderson small boy isn't fright
ened very badly yet.
The negro girl, who was so painfully
burned at the Methodist parsonage two
weeks ago, is slowly improving, and is in
fair way to recover.
Capt. j. 7. Barnes and family, who have
been residents Of Anderson for some
years past, have returned to their former
home, near Lowndesville.
1t will not be long before the candidates
will be feeling around. Already names
al being mentioned in connection with
several of the County officers.
We received call on Wednesday from
Mr.. 3. +. McDavid, Of Greenvile, who,
with his wife, has been spending few
days in the city with relatives
The lien law has not been disturbed,
but .mains as it was last year. There
was an effort in the House of Represents
tives to repeal it, but it fell flat
1t is waste of time to practice writing
1883. Almost before we know it 1859 will
be here. The years seem to have master
ed the problem of rapid transit.
Mr.. F. G. Brown has purchased from
Mr.. l.. ?. Mckinney the house and lot
next to Mr.. j. NJ. Smiths on Grecnville
street, and has gone to housekeeping.
The First Quarterly Conference OF the
present year for Anderson Station will be
held tomorrow l'riday} night, at y
o'clock, at the office of CaptlJ. w. Dan
ies.
Married, on January Sth, 1853, st he
residence OF the officiating clergyman, 10y
Rev. G.. M. Rogers, Mr.. John Miller aud
Miss F. a. McNecly, all of Anderson
County.
Our young FREUD, f. Berry Farmer, Of
Townville, called to see us Monday and
renewed his subscription. Berry is one
of Anderson County's most excellent
young men.
Anderson should and must have 4 Fire.
mems Tournament this Summer Chief
Diver can make a success of it. Let the
matter be agitated and put in shape as
soon as possible.
Miss Eva Baker, ono Of Anderson's
popular young ladies, will leave next week
for Richmond, Va, where she will attend
College. Her many friends wish her
pleasant scjourn there.
Mr.. T. w. Condon has retired from the
management Of the Easley Messenger, and
is succeeded by MessIs. a. w. and L. X.
Hudgens, who will continue to make it
an interesting journal.
There are two ways OF getting through
this world. One way is to make the best
of it, and the other is to make the worst
of It. Those who take the latter course
work hard for poor pay.
Commissioner Clinkscaies requests us TO
state that the public schools of Anderson