The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-04-03

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 8.
Tomorrow is Good Friday.
Mrs. o. M. Stephenson Is having neat
cottage built on South Main street.
The report Of the Farmers and Mer-
chants' Bank is published i'll another col
umn.
Next Monday is saleday. The Master
and Sheriff will offer some property at
public sale.
Several old citizens say this section will
have plenty of fruit if there is not another
frost or freeze.
Mr.. s. T. Craig bad the misfortune to
lose his horse last Saturday. Lung fever
caused its death.
81 Last Tuesday was "All-Fool's Day.
and 2as usual many sjokes were played on
the unsuspecting.
Our former young townsman, Amos W.
Adams, has been elected one Of the Town
Wardens of Seneca.
DR.. j. E. Cole. formerly of Greenville,
has located at Pisrcetown, where lie will
practice his profession.
Col. j. A. Hoyt, of Greenville, spent
last Thursday in Anderson, where he is
always welcome visitor.
Easter is on the Gtn of April this year,
which has not happened before since 1928,
and will not again occur until 1947.
The game law is now in force, and the
person who violates it should be promptly
reported to the authorities and punished.
The firm of MCGEE & Ligon has dissolv-
ed. The business will be continued at the
old stand by Mr.. Ligon. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. 0. B. VanWyck has purchased from
DR.. A. P. Johnstone the house and lot on
McDuffie street, known as the Burriss
place.
It has been told u.s. and in some cases
we have seen, that the roads in certain
sections of the County have been very
poorly worked.
What the world wants, says somebody.
( is new religion. We doubt it. Some
people are not willing to pay for what
they're getting now.
Rev. W. F. Pearson, of Due West,
: spent Sunday night in the city and that
evening conducted the services in the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Neb. L. FAINT has gone to take
charge of his position us postal clerk on
the Atlantic Coast Line His headquar.
ters are in Charleston.
Mis- Matte Caller has accepted pusi-
tion IN Messrs. c. F. Jones Il Co.'S. store,
and she will be pleased to have her lady
friends call and see her.
Prof. Raybill, the elocationist, was
greeted by good crowd in Temperance
Hall last Friday evening, and the enter
tainment was highly enjoyed.
We invite your attention to the new ad-
veftisement OF Messrs. Todd Bros, and if
you want any sort of a brush. or anything
fin their line, give them call.
DR.. NJ. Z: Sharpe bas been confined to
his bed for several days past. and is still
quite sick. We join his many friends in
wishing him sspeed recovery.
Mr.. N. .J. Graham gives notice in sn.
other column that he will not be respon-
sibie for any debts contracted by his wife,
who has left him without cause.
Another manufacturing enterprise is
being quietly agitated ia our progressive
: city =, andz.will1 no don bt-, soon assume
!: shape. Iietthe good work 60 on.
-, The lawyers of the Anderson Bar met
!. few days ago and organized a Bar Asso.
citation. Fl. Prince was elected Presi.
dent, and e. F. Cochran Secretary.
Col. Tribbie, Clerk Of Court, informs us
that the pension checks for Anderson
County are now in his Office, and he is
anxious to turn th6m oyer to the pen.
sioners.
Maj. 2. K. McCully has been unani,
mously elected Director of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Mr.. John z.
Peoples.
An infant Of Mr.. Elijsh Geer, of Martin
Township. died on the 24th ult, aged six
weeks. The little one was buried at
Bethany Church, Rev. ". McGee conduct
ing the funeral services.
List Of latters remaining in the post
Office for the week ending April 2, 1890:
Willis Sinkfield, Carolina Giliard, James
20. Freeman, Mrs Jane q. Brown, Miss
Anna Anderson, L. 0. Acker.
Tue public schools Of Martin Township
closed on the 1st inst. Teachers can get
their claims signed}by meeting the Trus-
tees at the residence of Col. r. B. A.. Rob.
fnson, next Saturday, at o'clock, p. m.
There will be joint debate between the
POlyhymnian and Calophemian Literary
Societies of the Patrick Military Institute
In the Chapel on tomorrow (lEriday)
evening: The public generally are invited
to attend.
We are indebted tc Messrs. G. W. FAINT
e. Son for beautiful Easter Card. These
which they are selling cheap. Some of the
designs are beautiful and the notices very
appropriate.
Mr. W. L. Mcdonald, formerly tells
graph operator at the Savannah Valley
depot has gone to Wilmington, N. c.,
where he has secured q position in the
city Office in the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
We ask your attention to McCully,
Z Cathcart & Co.'S advertisement. In addi-
tion to their large stock of dry goods,
groceries, etc., they have on hand q lot of
the "Allen Long Staple Cotton Seed"
which they are Offering at q low price.
Try these seed, farmers.
Fannie, q six-year.old daughter OF Mr..
Joe M. Ashley, died of pneumonia on
Thursday, 9th ult., and was buried at Mt.
Bethel Church. Rev. NJ. MCGEE conduct.
Ing the funeral services. She was bright
child, and her death brings great sorrow
to the hearts of the family.
Mr.. Christopher Kirkssy, father of Mrs.
John Griffin, of Anderson County, died at
his home in Seneca on Friday, 2lst ult.,
aged 83 years. He was q native of Pick
ems County, but for the past forty years
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