The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-07

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY Z.
To-day Thursday in Ascension Day.
Last Monday was an extremely quiet
Salesdsy.
The farmers are now wanting little
rain TO fall.
Mr.. }. E. Barton is erecting neat cot.
tsge on Murray Avenue.
The Rev. Mr.. Hicks predicts number
of storms during this month.
Col.J..L. Orr, Of Greenville, has been
spending q day or two in the city.
Last Saturday was busy day in the
city. The streets were crowded nearly all
day.
It is not an uncommon thing to hear 8
fsrmer say that he has not yet sold all OF
his cotton.
It is the general opinion that the acreage
tn cotton In this County will be about the
same as usual.
D. 8. Maxwell & Son have new adver-
tisement In another column, which it will
pay you to read.
Sam'l G. Cason, Esq. of the Abbeville
Bar. was in town last Thursday on pro-
fessional business.
Mrs. r. D. Sloan, of Piedmont, was in
the city day or two last week, visiting
friends and relatives.
Maj. Geo. W. Maret, OF Fork Township,
was In town on Friday, and reports the
wheat crop in that section as fine.
The Antreyille Alliance will have pic
MIC at Shiloh. in Abbeville County, next
Saturday. The public is invited.
Married. on Thursday. April 80, 1891,
BY Rev. Baxter Hays, Mr.. Baylis Clarke
and Miss Ellie King, both Of this city.
Mrs. William E. Earle, of washington,
D. O., Is on visit to her mother, Mrs.
Mary On, and other relatives In Anderson.
The Commencement exercises of Pat
rick's Military Institute next month will
attract q large crowd of visitors to Ander-
son.
A feu spring chickens are being
Drought to market. They are very small
yet, but the prices asked for them are full
grown.
Our streets are again almost in first class
order. Thanks to the City Council and
Street Oyerseers! Let the good work
proceed.
Editor Jaynes, of the Walhalla Courier,
spent few hours In Anderson last Satur-
day on his way home from the State Press
Association.
Living only to get riches generally turns
out like the boy who got the hornets, nest.
just as he thought he had it he found out
that 1t had him.
The tower. for the fire alarm bell will be
located on the: north side of the Court
House, and the foundation for the same is
now being erected.
Wewant to see the Palmetto Rifemen
recognized. Who will take the lead in
the matter? Anderson has plenty of ma
.
Married. on Sunday night, March 22nd,
1891, by Rev. r. g. Marlin, at his resi-
6ence, Mr.. James Lofts and Miss Alice
Sutherland, both Of Abbevi1le County.
The subject for the Y. NJ. c.. A. meeting
next Sunday afternoon is "Speak Truly"
Nal. rs; Phil. As; Ps. 34-13. Mr.
E. Il. Clarke will conduct the meeting.
.
Married, on Thursday, April 80, 1891, at
the residence of the BRIDES mother, by
Rev. r. @. Ligon, Mr.. J.. H. Wanslow aud
Miss "A. M. Sanders; both of Anderson
County. es5.1
Married. on Thursday night. April %,
1891, by Rev. r. G.. Martin, at his resi-.
dence, Mr.Augustus Patterson, of Ander.
son City, and Miss Eliza Tenant, of Able
vile County.
Married, on Thursday night, April %,
1891, by Rev. r. G.. Martin, st his resi-
dence, Mr.. John Patterson, of Anderson
County, and Miss Eta Tenant, of Abbe-
vile County.
Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina
have planted over 10000 acres OF water
melons this year, and two months hence
there will be something in the world
worth living for.
Mr.. G. " Burns, who has been spend
Ing the past winter in Live Oak, Fla, has
returned to this County, his native home,
to spend the summer. His friends are
glad to see him.
On the 4th of July the mills at Pied
mont and Pelzer and the stores are ex-
pected to close, and the two towns, with
the surrounding country, will unite and
have general holiday.
Cur clever Jury Commissioners, Mr..
John l.. Jolly, has rare collection Of old
coins, some Of which, no doubt are very
valuable. Among the collection is
Hungarian coin, dated 1854.
Earla Towers, about three months old,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Archer, died
on Thursdsy of last week, and was buried
at the Cemetery. We sympathize with
the parents in their afaiction.
The round trip railroad fare from An
derson TO- Birmingham, Ala, to attend
the Southern Baptist Convention, IS $11. 10.
Tickets are on sale to-day Thursday and
Aro good to return until Goth inst.
Lesser d Co. contemplate moving from
their preaent quarters. and, to get rid of
their immense stock Of goods, are Offering
rare bargains In every department.. Read
their new advertisement carefully.
The Presbyterian Sunday School has
decided to have its annual pic mic at Jol-
ly's Spring, in Centenville Township, on
Friday, 18th inst. Everything possible
will be done to make the day most en-
joyable one.
We noticed the new Express wagon on
the streets last Saturday for the first time.
Nix. B. T.. Keys, the polite and accommo-
dating agent, Is alive to the interest of the
city, and is sdetermined to keep up with
the procession. She's daisy.
The friends of DR.. F. L. Narramore are
glad to greet him again in Anderson. He
arrived here last Tuesday, having just
graduated from the University Of Penn
sylvania. He has decided to locate here
for the practice Of his profession, dentistry.
Ar..James L. Harper is now associate
editor Of the Elberton, (Ga.) Star, having
published his salutatory in the last issue.
Ar. Harper, is a live, practical newspaper
man, and will leave nothing undone that
will advance the interests Of Elberton and
her people.