The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-03-20


The boys continue to smoke cigarettes.
EARLY gardeners will have to try, try
again.
There is not a vacant dwelling house in
Anderson at this time.
Last Sunday was one of the coldest days
SIS We have had this season.
Dr.. g. w. Earle, of Greerville, spent q
dsy in the city last week.
The iingling of dollar makes all the
music some people want.
Another young man 5of Anderson will
IS aosn take unto himself &. wife.
Simpson. Reid & Co.'S. new advertise
ment speaks Sor ITSELF Read it.
Mrs. a. Il. Adams, of Seneca, was in the
city Tuesday visiting her parents.
Our readers will find something inter.
esting on every page of the IarELI1eEN-
5s GER.
Avery large crowd Of people came into
the city last Saturday, and business was
very, lively
SIS Mrs. w. M.Wilcox, of Elberton, is in
the city. visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f.. ,Tolly.
I; Mr.. VIM. NJ. Osborne Is erecting neat
and substantial cottage near his residence
on Orr Street.
Mr. Geo. Briggs, Of Greenville, was in
s the city last week, aud his friends were
"a gladsto greet him. IS.
County Auditor Webb has been sick
during. the past week, but at This time he.
is able to be mp again.
New candidate are being mentioned
= every; few,sdays for the varions County
$offices to- be- filled:this year.
1t is said there are at least twelve men. in
the County who want to be elected mam-
bers of the next, Legislature
Every body made an effort to get their
Irish potatoes planted last week. It was
Che Fright time Of the moon:.,,'
Our merchants are expecting large
spring trade, and they are prepared to
meet the demands of their customers
County Treasurer Watkins opens his
Office now on Tuesdays and Saturdays of
each week 10 attend. TO public business.
The horse aud mule dealers OF the city
continue to do q big business. AS stock
Il murke Anderson can't be turned down.
Willie, little son Of Mr.. Jas G.. King,
OF Broadway Township, killed a dog,
which was supposed to be mad, last Fri
day.
Awell recommended. middle aged white
woman lis wanted as housekeeper and
cook. See advertisement in another col
snmn. I. +: ~: - !; -
From every section of the County comes
the report that the farmers are making
z preparations for 8 much larger crop than
3 nsnal. 5s::. $500. 80
l$$i Rev: B.5M. Pack, who is pastor Of Sa.
lem Church, in this County, has resigned
) the pastorship Of the Baptist Church at
Walhalla. IS.
.ts-s One of our Subscribers says he has
: neighbor who borrows his INTELL1aEacER
eyi.ry. ;Wsek. The subscriber is getting
tirod of it.
: 3 =
s. Rev. sA.A. Marshall, accompanied by
Mr. j. ]. Baker. has gons North for the
benefit Of biz heath slld to be treated by
specialist.
The new side track that is being put In
z atthe @. H. G. depot will give considera.
ble more room to handle the freight busi-
nesa Of the'road.
Mr. Joel @. Keys; who has been buying
cotton az Darlington, 8. G., for several
months past, has returned home, looking
hale and hearty.
Married. on Sunday, March 10th, 1890,
By A. =. Scudday, Trial Justice, Mr.. s. a..
Mcaili and Miss Fannie Belcher, all of
Anderson County.
An exchange says the 21st verse of the
seventh chapter OF Ezra contains every
letter Of the alphabet, and is the only one.
thus distinguished.
The Eaaley Messenger, Of last week, says
Rev. =. Nicholson, Of Anderson, is
quite sick; ct the. home OF; Mr. w. a. Maui.
din that village
The Second Quarterly Conference will be
held with New'H Hope Church next satur-
day and Sunday. Friday before Will be
observed :as Fast Day. !, : Z.
so. The grip, in q mild form, is still raging
in the Comfy. In:one section eleven out
OF 8. family. Of thirteen were down with
Che diseaseat one time.
s:s1 .s;s Mrs. N: Van W yck, who has been absent
fuom the city for several months visiting
her sons at Salisbury, N. G., and at Wal
halla. has returned home.
Rev. Chas. Manly. Of Greenvllle occu-
pied -theipulpit Of the Baptist Church last
SUNDAY, Snu, az ne always does, preached
. most interesting sermon.
Mr. Chas. Smith died at his home in
= Garvin !Townsh'p,on Tuesday, 11th inst,
and his remains were inferred the day
=. following at Fairview Church.
Mr.. John o. Peoples, of Newberry,
spent several days in the city last week.
He came up to attend the funeral services
of his nephew, Mr.. John E. Peoples.
Col. J. N. Brown will soon begin the
erection OF an elegant and commodious
dwelling house, on North Main Street,
just opposite Of his present residence
"A number. of tie negroes in and around
the city have gone down into Abbeville
County to work on the railroad that is
= now being graded through thai; County.
The books of subscription 10 the capital
stock of the Bolton Oil Mill will be opened
ae Messrs. Stringer & Poore's store at
Belton on the lst April. See advertise