The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-09

Anderson Cotton Market.
Aprill, 1891.
Strict low ding "a
Mlddiing ST
Str1ct m1ddl1ng 81
Good m1dd1ng ............ 85
Strict cEgood iddhng :...... ............ ..... 81
Wood is3 In great demand in the city
just now.
The health Of Anderson is remarkably
good atpreaent.
The railroads are doinga heavy freight
business just now.
Florida cabbage are now being offered
for sale Anderson.
There are very few delinquents on The
city tax books this year.
The boys should bear IN mind that The
game Law Is in force now.
Miss Mamie Nicholson is now teaching
school near LowndesYille.
Our farmers are turning the ground rap.
idly when the weather will permit.
IS Gen.W. W. Humphreys went down to
Augusta or: business trip Wednesday.
The dry goods merchants of the city say
their trade has opened up remarkably we'll.
The Confederate pensioners of the State
will not get their money until after June
18th.
From the weather we are experiencing,
Aprit and March seem to have exchanged
places. - IA.
We are indebted to Senator Butler for q
copy OF the report of the Secretary of Agri-
culture.
, Last Monday vas very quiet Salesday.
The country was not largely represented
In the city. 6';z.
Several car loads of beef cattle have re.
Gently been shipped from Anderson to
= Charleston.
Many of our farmers say they will
{ plant less cotton and more corn than
usual this year.
J.C. @. Featherston, ESQ.,, attended the
State Sunday School Convention in Lau.
rens last week.
, -7.s3 ~ 49, 5--s =.
a foul chinaney caused the FIRE alarm to
< No damage resulted.
Memorial day. is not far OF; and we hope
preparations will be made in due time to
observe itin Anderson.
Messrs. Simpson & Son, the druggists,
Z have purchased large soda fountain and
y1i n, knu In
y Rev. MA. Commons, Of the Baptist
Seminary, Greenyille, preached in the
baptist Churcalast Sunday.
- Mrs. DR.. TIA. .Hndgens, OF Honea Path,
j has been spending a few days In the city
with her neice, Mrs. j.. T. Jones.
Miss Corrie Healen, of North Georgia,
Is spending few weeks in the city visit
Ing her cousin, Mrs. A., N. Todd.
q Mrs. Mary Cobb, Of Gainesville, Ga, is
Waiting the family of her brother, Mr.. E.
q. .55Acker, In the Toney Creek section.
Mr.. Harry Whitner and bride, of At.
lants, Ga, are spending few days in the
city on their way home from Florida.
.. Miss Sa1lie Williams, of Pendleton
sToWnshlp, has recently completed a
s saveaH quilt that contains 1887 pieces.
Messrs. Kennedy d Byrum have com.
/ menced work In their brickyard, and will:
{ soon be turning out prick at a rapid rate.
The new moon made its appearance yes
seterday, and q local weather prophet says
We are going to have settled weather now.
Remember that every dollar you invest
I'm a. permanent; Improvement. for your
city is 30 much on interest, and good in-
Sterest. too.
@ Mr.. ]. M. Evans and family, of Pelzer,
haye moved to Anderson, the former hav.
ling accepted q position in the Anderson
Cotton Mills.
Mr.. Frank T. White will, in the near
future, erect a neat cottage on his lot on
South; Main Street, opposite the residence
of Mr.:J. J. Gilmer.
Mr.. John Celey, of Brushy Greek Town
ship, and Miss Ella Singleton of West
minister, were married on Thursday even
Ing, March 26th.
- MIA. N. Todd has purchased lot on
McDuffe street, opposite his brothers. resi-
dence, and will build handsome cottage
{ onsit this summer.
Miss Lizzie Williams is adding very
neat and substantial veranda to the front
OF her building on the southwest corner
sof the Court House Square.
It is rnmored that change in the sched.
ule of the s.. V. r. r. will take place next
Sunday, but the local officers of the Road
say they know nothing Of the change.
81, We are glad to note the return Of Miss
Minnie Smith to the city. Her health is
greatly improved, and she is again able to
resume her duties in the Ladies' Store.
Subscriptions to the capital stock of the
knitting mill continue to come in, and it
Z is believed that capital of $25, 900 will be
secured. It will be good investment.
The Clemson College Trustees have
made application to the Penitentiary au-
thorities for thirty more conyicts to work
on the College buildings and premises.
This section was visited by a severe
freeze last Sunday morning and Monday
morning, and it is the general opinion
that nearly all Of the fruit has been killed.
IS Any, communications or other matter
5ss;irifen6 6e7 for the Teachars, Column shorld