The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-02-19
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-.-yz ssSe!yzi.. teDruary 10, 1881.
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Our merchants are anticipating a fine
Spring trade:
So far we have had very few cloudless
days INF February.
The small grain patches in and around
the city. are looking fine.
Hon. r. e. Mason, OF Westminster
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. John A. Welch and family, of Sen.
eca, have moved to Anderson.
One Of our readers predicts that til,
crops will be a failure this year.
We are now having what the English.
man calls lawfully nasty weather.
The time for making returns to tht
Auditor expires Tomorrow friday.
One of Anderson's young bachelors wa:
the recipient Of thirty.six valentines last
Saturday.
In an advertisement in another column
the County Auditor publishes the list Of
tax assessors.
Vica will be held In the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
Mr.. James Armstrong, of Honea Path
Township, has been appointed Notary
Public by GOV. Tllman.
,s Hon. VIM. M. Steward, of Nevada, has
I sent us copy Of his speech in the United
i States Senate on the Force Bill.
The prisoners sentenced at this term OF
Court to the. Penitentiary were carried to
Columbia Tuesday morning.
Miss Olive Thornley,, of Pickens, is
spending few days in the city visiting
Z her sister, Mrs. w. W. White.
There is as little gambling and other vice
in Anderson as any city in the State,
for which we should be proud.
! for the P. R. d ". C. Z. r, has been
Z spending q day ortwo in the city.
TIE State Sunday School Convention will
s be held at Laurens the 1st of April. An
S derson County must be represented.
Mr. r.. T.. MCGEE has gone West for
!: another drove Of horses and mules. He
s is expected to return in a few days.
Messrs. J.. NJ. Baker and J. B. Leroy,
two. of Londesviue'sP popular citizens, were
in the city Tuesday attending Court.
Mr.! M. Gambrell ..Smith, of the Due
Vest section, was in the city last Monday
and called ia to see the INTELL1aENCER
S force.
's Mr.. r. G. Webb, of G. F. Jones g. Co.,
will leave for the markets next week to
lay in q big stock Of Spring and Summer
goods.
The first Monday in March will be OBJ
served by Methodists everywhere as the
centennial anniversary of the death Of
John Wesley.
The out door workmen all seem to be
ss.unip on the question of seeing the
Ss'elouds roll by They are anxious to
get to work again.
- Mr.L.:L. .Abercrombrie, one of Due
Vests most popular young men, spent
last Sunday In Anderson with his friend.
John K. Hood, Esq.
We are requested to announce that RBYrSs
+ W.K. Boggs will preach at Flat Rooks
!. next Saturday and Sunday, at the usual
Z hour Of holding services.
An Anderson girl, it is said, cuts her
lamp wick off so short that the light goes
gout at about 1915, and her fellow is forced
toleaHe at that hour. A capital idea.
s. The Sullivan Hardware Co. has new
I advertisement In this issue, and it con-
{ tains something that will interest the
farmers, who should read it carefully.
We are requested to say that the public
5 schools. of Fork Township closed on Fri
4 day, 18th inst. Teachers in that Town:
& shiP.wI1 govern themselves accordingly.
= Any one can say an unkind word about
a:man that Is on the down grade. It takes
s good man, with q warm heart to show
pity and sympathy and give needed help.
NJ We regret to hear of the Illness of our
old friend, Col J. Jameson, Of the Pierce
town section. He has had severe attack.
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z cry.
DR.. @. N. Wyatt, Of this County, who
I has beon in New York taking special
I course in medicine, has returned to his
! home at Shutdown and resumed his prac-
,etice.
Messrs. B. F. CAN'T, Jas. A. Price and
James Busby, Of this County, have been
drawn to serve as Jurors at the August
3 term of the United States Court at Green
vile.
Read what w. A. Chapman has to say
his new advertisement. His stock Of
Z: dry goods is always complete, and right
{ now be is offering extra inducements to
buyers
- Rev. R. G. Pearson has been quite i'll
! with pneumonia in Arkansas, but is now
improving. He-will have the prayers Of
his numerous friends in Anderson for
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Fred. G.. Brown has sold his house
and lot on Greenville street to Mr.. 81. G..
Johnson, and purchased the old home
place Of his uncle, Col. J. N. Brown, on
north Main street.
Hunters Spring Alliance will meet on
Saturday. 21st inst, at 2 p, m. Every
member is earnestly requested to be pres
ent, as business of Importance will come
! before the meeting.
"Sweet Potato" party is the latest thing
s in the way Of an entertainment. One
sweet potato is the entrance fee. The po-
tatoes are sold and the proceeds applied to
charitable purposes
.Mr. D. H. Hammond, who has been
quite sick at his home in this city for sew
eral weeks past with pneumonia, is now
improving, and we hope to see him out
; again in few days.
=. Next Saturday County Treasurer Wat
kins will close his Office for the purpose o.
making his settlement. Persons holding
claims against the County should present
them on or before that day.
The dedication of Hopewell Baptist
Church, which has bean announced tt
take place on the fourth Sunday in Feb
ruary, has been postponed to later day,
due notice of which will be given.
r.John d. Dobbins, who accidentally
cut his right hand few weeks ago, ha
had to have his fore finger amputated
The wound, though giving him consider
able pain, is now healing rapidly.
Gov. Tillman has appointed his staff