The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-16


THURSDAY, JAN.le.
Anderson Cotton Market.
81. January Is 1880.
Strict low middling
Middling S9
Strict m1d1nng os
Good mfddl1ng. ........-.. "
Strict good ddling 10
A number Of our citizens are in Augusta
3 this week.
Col. j. q. Orr, of G reenville, was in tie
city last week.
The roads Of the County were never in a
q better condition.
There are eleven prisoners now con.
IS fined in the County Jail.
Since Monday night We have had little
touch of Winter weather.
local weather prophet says we will
have a late and severe Spring.
The gossips say three weddings will
take placsin the city in the early spring.
Have you stained any Of those new
IS leaves you turned oyer New Years Day :
IS Capt. @. 8. Smith, representing the
Greenylle Ns.gs, spent Sunday in Ander-
SON.
We trust that the year 1880 will be even
more prosperous for our readers than 1888
was
The Anderson Building and Loan AS
s sociation mas money to loan. See adver-
S tisement.
A patent medicine .yender has been
i amuang; a crowd :on the streets for sew
eral days:
!s!ss Scar: load Of ice was received in the
city last week. Something unusual for
January
Rev. u s. Murray is still confined to
i his room, but IS slowly: improving, We are
B glad to say.
Bleckley 6 Fretwell have, just received
one hundred fine Kentucky mules. See
advertisement.
Capt. 3. T. Kemp, the popular Principal
of the Belson High School, spen. Tuesday
night IN the city.
The. time for making your return to the
& City Clers expires on tha Goth inst. At
lend &c today.
Mai Al. r. Broyles, CT scaecl, has been
I spending 9 few days in the cil,. where he
: has q host offriends.
The drummers are getting numerous.
Sixteen oi them spent Sunday in Ander-
son at tho Chiquola.
Land is advancing in price in every sec
tion Of the County, and 9 good deal OF it
is changing hands.
House flies are almost as numerous and
s Troublesome as in midsummer. Some
thing unusual for January.
Read y. s.. Maxwell & Sons new ad-
& yertisement, and when you want some:
thing to eat give them a call.
The Greenwood Times has suspended.
This is'the third or fourth attempt to es.
tablish q newspaper at Greenwood.
g51 The Sullivan Hardware Company OF
this city, ,sare selling a big lot OF machin-
ary in this and adjoining Counties.
The Bolton Alliance will meet on satur-
day, 18th inst, at 2 o'clock. The mem.
sbers are nrged to attend promptly.
The legal rate ofinterest will be eight
per cant. after March. 1st. Contracts made
& prior to tilat time will not be affected.
The contractor has commenced work on
Che interior Of the Opera House, and says
s he wilLhsve,it comp mpleted by March LIST.
~ & Mr.. 8. ii. Ussery will have an auction
sale Of Spanish horses in Anderson on
Wednesday. END inst. See advertisement.
The card Of E. F. Cochran, Esq, ap.
:;peaIs in this issue. Any business en-
trusted to him will be promptly attended
to.
Mr. D. a. Hammond, of Piercetown, q
!. few: days ago killed three l4-months-old
/ pigs, which netted him 1887 pounds Of
meat.
!. Aiss Lillian Elerndon, one Of Walhalla's
moSt charming young ladies, is in the
city visiting her friends, the Misses Mich
olson.
Ina short time the political pot will
begin tc boil, and 1t is said the candidates
will be more numerous than usual this
summer.
Mr.. J. w. Keaton and family, of the
z storevilie section, have moved into the
city, and are occupying house on Green
Vile street.
Mr.. IS, a.. Hutchinson, of Elberton, Ga,
paid the IaTE111eENoEn call Monday.
Ho reports good times on his side Of the
Savannah.
Misses Sallie Britt and Allie Pruitt two
s,of :Abbsville ,County's charming young
ladies, are visiting Mrs. J. Bolton Watson,
near this city.
Don't forget to make your return to the
County Auditor. Our city readers should
also nos neglect to make their returns to
The city clerk.
Married, on Thursday, January 8, 1850,
{ BY Rev. G. M. Rogers, at his residence,
Mr.. 3. F. Dunlap and Miss NJ. ]. Nan:s
all of Anderson County.
Three car loads Of negroes passed up
the B. r. r. r. Tuesday afternoon, on
their way West. They came from The
iower section of the State.
There is not vacant dwelling house in
Anderson, and We are informed that sev.
eral families will n.cve into the city as
soon as they can secure houses.
From what we can learn the farmers in
every section OF The County are sowing 8
large quantity of oats The crop sown in
the fall Is looking remarkably fne.