The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-03-27

March 26, 1890.
Strict low middling ng......................... 10a
Mlddllng.............. lOt
Strict niddling......... 10f
Good middliDg 10s
Strict good m1ddling ......... 10000. IL
The game law goes into effect next
Tuesday.
The dealers still liud it difficult to sup
ply the demand for fertilizers.
Miss Kate Cox and Miss Corrie Poore, OF
Belton, are visiting friends in the city.
E. w. Taylor q Co. are going, to give
away gold watch. See advertisement.
Abbeville County will have an extra
term Of Court, beginning next Monday.
An Italian with a big bear has been Civ
Rev. R. e. Griffith, DID,, Of Furman
University, spent last Friday in the city.
Policeman Reed has new arrival at
his home In the shape of a fifteen.pound
boy.
Mr.. B. A. Daniels has gone to Baltimore
to attend the Baltimore College of Phar-
macy.
Mr.sE. p. McKissick, of the Ne,cs an,,
Courier, spent Gay or two in the city last
week.
Mr.. D. j. Bohannan is erecting cottage
on Manning street, between Orr and Earle
: streets.
Wiggings, the Canadian weather
: prophet, says we are g6ing to have dry
: Summer.
Mr. w. a. Holland, Of Seneca, spent
last Friday in the city, and gave US a
pleasant call.
Rev. r. W alter Dickson will preach in
the Methodist Church at Pendleton next
Sunday night.
Rev. @. PRESLEY will preach at Concord
Church next Sunday at the usual hour Of
holding services.
,Ehe dry goods houses f.the city are
beginning to look liko Spring and Sum-
mer are both here.
- Rev. w. F. Pearson will preach at Mid
usual hour of holding services
Mr.. J. L. Hiett, of the Piercetown sec.
ton, lost valuable young horse 8 few
days ago from the effects of distemper.
The annual State Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
meet IN Oraugehurg on the :0.h OF April.
Mr.. w. ": Smith, son of Mr.. D. A.
Smith, of the Walhalla Courier, is now one
Of the proprietors of the Seneca Free Press.
- Orr Il Sloan have new advertisement
In this paper. and we would invite the
attention Of the physicians, especially, to
The Union Meeting of the Srd District Of
The 6alnda Association will be held at
!; Lebanon Church next Saturday and Sun
day.
"A bunch Of keys was picked up on the
streets few days ago. The owner can
get them by calling at the eINTELL1eENoER
office.
Jones, Seybt & Co. did not get their new
advertisement ready in time for this week,
but our readers may look out for it in the
next issne.
The National Bank and the Farmers
and Merchants Bank have agreed to close
their business, after April lst, st two
O'clock p. m. :l.s -, .5i.
Rev. 3. II. Griffith preached in the
Baptist Church, and Rev. j. Walter Dick
son in the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. "a. NJ. Erwin, Of Abbeville County,
cold q bale Of cotton in the city last Fri.
dlyS for 131 cents per pound. It was of
the long staple variety.
Rev. M. .McGee will preach at Shiloh
Church next Sunday morning, at IL
O'clock, and at Mountain Creek Church in
the afternoon at 81 o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff Green came off victori-
0ns4 In Birmingham, Ala, and returned
to: Anderson last Friday with his prisoner,
Calberson, who is now in Jail.
Mrs. W. IT. Overman, of Salisbury, N.
C., is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Keith, and other relatives. It is pleasure
to her friends to greet her once more.
Nearly every other citizen you meet
dition the eity's sidewalks are in just now.
They need working, and need 1t badly.
Mr.. R.Duff. Sloan, of Piedmont, spent
few days in the city last week with rela-
tives, and during his stay the IRTELLI-
5aENcER$ was delighted to have call from
him. ~
We are requested to announce that the
public schools Of Bolton Township will
close tomorrow {Friday.) The teachers
are urged to send in their claims promptly
to the trustees.
Next Sunday, at Il o. clock q. M, Rev.
@. ". Barnes will preach the funeral SER
mon Of Mrs. Lucinda Bcanyon at Flat
Rock Church. The friends of the deceased
are invited to attend the services.
WV. Russell was confirmed last Friday
by the United States Senate as Postmaster
understand he has fled his bond and will
: take charge Of the Office on the lst of
April. 80.
: Mr.. II. z. Sullivan, representing the
Sullivan Manufacturing Company, visited
8 Cleveland, s. O., last week and contracted
,te take all The shingles sawed by the mills
.of that place during the next twelve
months.
i. Mr. .iW..D. Bewley and family Of Union,
s. c., are spending awhile in the city vis-
stting relatives. Mr.. Bewley is an Ander-
son boy. and bis visits to his old home
are always source OF much pleasure to
his host Of friends.
Don't forget the eiecutionary entertain
ment by Prof. Rsyhill In the Temper
anee Hall on tomorrow (Fridsy) even-
ing, fo. the benefit of the Methodist Par.
sonage fund. Admission, 25 cents. Tick.
cts on sale at Hill Bros.
2fr. WA. Chapman has gone to the
eastern markets to lay In his spring and
summer stock Of goods, and when he gets
back he will tell the readers OF the INTEL
LIaENcER something about the bargains
he has in store for them.
There will be special meeting. of
Sandy Springs Alliance next Saturday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. for the purpose Of
comforting degrees and attending to other
business. The members are urged to