The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-03-07

lege at Lenoir, n. o. While we would
regret to see Mr.. Lander leave Anderson
County, We win say that Davenport Col
,lege could not secure q more efficient OF
accomplished gentl tlenan as its head.
Messrs. Latham, Alexander s. Co., Of
New: 81 ork, have sent Us 8 picture Of the
Universal E1h ibition In Paris, 1889,
showing among other things the cele,
brated Eifel Tower, one Of the mostre
smarkable structures ever erected, it being
1000 feet In height. The picture is col
Sored lithograph, and shows the entire city
of Paris. -
Our young townsman, John NJ. McCon-
nell, Is now a full. Z .fedged M. D., having
graduated from the South Carolina Medi-
scal Collegein Charlesto last week. He
!. has returned home, but has not yet decid.
ed where he will locate. The INTELL1-
SaEscER extends its cong glatulations to the
Doctor, and wishes him long and sue.
scessful career.
I'VE have before Us the FIRST number OF
S.The South Atlantic = very neat and
interesting magazine which has just made
its appearance in Greenville. It contains
IA pages, and Is devoted to describing and
illustrating the resources.and attractions
OF the Piedmont section. It is published
by Daley & Killingsworth at the low
price Of 100 q year.
Since our last report the following per.
sons, have made contributions to 5tbe An
sderson Library ooiation: Mrs. J.W.
sB. SHELTON, books, Christian Mirror
and Journal of our Life in the High
lands q John B. Watson, book, "War
between the States, y by Stephens; s.
;Bleckiey, ss5.0 90 5G. Brown, $500; a.
Kay, s1oo !; D. s. Maxwell, load Of
coal. Z s,:..3 ~
he Phhtlosoph hian'' Is the name of q neat
little 4.pageg paper published by the Phi
;losophian Literary Society Of Furman
s:UniYersity, Greenyille, Is. c., the first
issue of Which Is before rs. Our young
friend VEL Masters, Of this County, is
:editor:in. Chief, with .. RI Pentuf and q.
A. Dowell associate editors. The paper
win Be published monthly at IS cents a
year.
sszss We direct atteni Hon to the advertisement
5of Clark d Bro, merchant tailors. Mr.. J.
81. Clark is; now in New York perfecting
himself In the art of cutting, and when he
returns he will be posted in all the latest
styles, and will be able to fit the most fash:
,idious They have lot Of samples ol
Spring goods, which they ask you to call
and examine. They also cleanse and re-
pair old suits.
List Of letters remaining in the Post.
office for the week ending March 6;
Mrs. Jane Black, Mrs. Charity Guyton,
Miss Ida Goode. Western Harris, Mrs. M.
j. Hopkins, NJ. o.. ..Irby, Mrs. Fannie
Keatoni James }H. Lauce, Goodfrey Mills
Mrs. Lula Mitchell, Mr. Palladium, Mis-:
Rosa Penrow, Noh Richardson, vii
Edwards, @. W. Ward, H. J. Yields, Theo
e. Warnamaker,
Our good old friend, Mr.. VIM. Riley
returned home last week from Florida
where he has been spending month o.
more visiting his sons. During his stay
down there he visited st. Augustine
Ocala, Jacksonville and other cities, ani
says he enjoyed his trip very much. al
speaks very favorably Of Florida, ant
says his sons are enjoying good health
and doing we'll.
The Yorkyille Enquirer came 10 us in al
eight-page form, four pages of which wer
devoted to description of Yorkville
together with portraits of number Of it
leading business men and several of 1T
beautiful residences and other buildings
It WAS a. considerable display Of enter
prise on the part Of the Enquirer, which i
no doubt appreciated by the bushes!
men of that growing town.
Messrs. G. 8. Minor and r. L. Hollo
way, Of Milledgeville, Ga, have come Il
Anderson to locate, and will in, a few
days open business in the Broyles build
ing, on South Main street. The style 0
the firm will be 9. s. Minor & Co., ant
their stock will consist Of fancy and ligh
goods of 8 great variety. They are boil
young gentlemen of fine appearance, ant
we extend them cordial welcome to ou
city.
Our young friend, R. L. Dugan, who !
now merchandising and farming at Tone.
Greek, on the Eastern side Of the County
called to see us Tuesday. Anderson Coun
ty has few more excellent or clever yount
men than Mr.. Dugan. He has recent.
took unto himself wife, and, havinl
gone to housekeeping, of course had
come and subscribe for the IaTELL1aENcEI
which no well-regulated household can d
i without.
| Salesday attracted an unusually larg
crowd to the city, perhaps as large
crowd as has ever been seen in the cit,
The order throughout the day was yer
| good, and the police made only fe1
arrests. The merchants did good bus
ness, as well as the dealers in horses an
mules. Late in the afternoon a pater
medicine man made his appearance o
the Square, and, after throwing fe
!. dimes aud quarters among the Grove
over which there was much scrambllnl
succeeded in duping q good portion
them to the extent Of one or two hundre
j dollars.