The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-02-07

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ingly. 81
It Is q fact that. Anderson is to have an
ice factory. twill be owned and oper.
ated by the Anderson Oil Mill Company,
ndsworks has already commenced ION it
This summer the company viii be pre-
pared to supply this whole section OF the
State with ice.
S Men are strange creatures: They will
waste an honr hunting q collar button,
instead Of having an extra supply and
letting their wife find the missing one.
You never: see q woman look for q pin
she drops. Ter husband fndsi when he
walks around in his bare feet.
An Anderson young lady was asked a
few evenings ago BY q curious gentleman
for 9 recipe fol; making pound cake. She
promptly responded thstsshe always put
in.hers a dozen eggs. q pound Of sugar.
same Of -four, some essence Of lemon and
q pint: OF whiskey They; are engaged.
Valentine day 4 is approa aching, and of
course the average tmasher'' will have to.
sond This sweet; heart q valentine. For
instance the picture of; soms fiery old
lady; talking machine, or nything like
that. Others more in earnest will send
beautiful valentines, expressive Of their
love. s.. s. 80
Miss Maggie W Williamsi of Greenwood.
who has been spending several weeks in
the city with relatives, returned home last
Monday. Miss Maggie made many
friends In Anderson, all Of whom regret
ted her departure. Several Of our boys
are already planning q trip to Green wood
in the near future. asi..557; So;
MFR. D. ~. McAllster, Of New, Bruins.
wick, Canada, but more recently Of Sem
eca City. has moved to Anderson and
opened u barber-shop on Brick Range,
oyer Mr.. s.. 7. Craig's store. He comes
highly recommended, and will give you q
fine shave for 10 cents. We bespeak for
him a liberal patronage. 81.
\, Easley Messenger s 9. Anderson is moving
In the matter Of g Female College. Our
:neighboring town SIS progressive. a fine
new hotel now being built, cotton seed
oil; mill, 8 cotton factory talked OF, a fine
Military Academy in successful operation,
and q certainty that the college for young
ladies will be open ed this year,
NE Jaw card sof j. W. Quattlehaum,
Esq, appears In this issue. Mr.. Quattle-
baum has only beenya citizen of Anderson
;ashort time, but BY his pleasant manners
and obliging disposition he is building up
q fine practice and making new friends
every day. Any business entrusted to
him will lbe promptly attended to.
Mr. g. Wardlaw,s who is the Anderson
correspondent Of the News and Courier,
will be glad to give any Of his friends a
sample copy of the Weekly Nsus, for
which he Is now receiving subscriptions.
The Weekly Ne.us is a model newspaper in
every respect, and is rapidly increasing it's
list OF readers in Anderson County.
The firms OF Crayton, Jones & seybt has
been dissolved, Mr.. T. 8: Crayton Jr., re.
;tiring. The style of the new firm is Jones'
oseybt q Co., who viii continue the bust.
ness at the old stand. We bespeak for the
new firm continuance OF the liberal pa.
tronage bestowed upon the old frm. See
notice of dissolution In another column.
s The spartanburg Herald, in speaking o.
an effort being made In that city to estab
.lish an iron foundry, says: "Dr. Diver O
Anderson has 8 machine shop with ma
chinery worth s., 900. He will remove
his whole plant here and put it into the
company five will raiaethe $4,000. Owe,
half that sum has already been subscrib.
ied.''
Lucy, the 3;year,old daughter of Mr.
Warren j. Laboon, died at her home in
Brushya Greek Township on the oath ult
ofmembranous Group. Mr.. Laboon, with
his family, had just returned from Dallas,
Texas, where they had been living fol
several years. They have the sympathy
of the community in their sad beresve-
ment. !,
Last Monday was Salesday, and lively
one it was, too. A large crowd came to
the city, and the merchants did fine
business. The saloons, too, were liberally
patronized, and by night the city guard.
house was crowed to its utmost capacity.
Tuesday morning Mayor Tribble collected
about forty dollars IN fines from those who
had been arrested.
One OF our Young lawyers has recently
fallen desperately in love, and his friends
have noticed that 1t has made him very
absent-minded. The other day he went
to his Office and seeing notice which he
himself had posted on the door, Back al
8 o'clock" sat down to wait for himself
Friend Quattlebaum denies it, but it can
be proven on him.
The Columbia correspondent of the
Charleston World of Inst Saturday, says:
Gas semi.exclusively foreshadowed in
the World to. day, Capt. j. W. Daniels, oi
Anderson, began his duties as clerk in
the Comptroller's general department.
and was initiated into the mysteries Of
double entry bookkeeping by the skillful
chief cleyk, My. Winthrop Williams
There has been no official announcement
OF Mr.. Daniels's appointment. 1t is
understood that the extreme ill.health OF
Mr.. F. 5BroughtoD Barker precludes his
retaining the position any longer. His
brother, Mr.. Henry Barker, arrived in the
city to-day and will carry him to his
home on the Ashley to morrow"