The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-02

Anderson Cotton Market.
April i, 1891.
Strict low mid ding q
Miodnng %
Coed middIng .!
Strict good middling g.............. ..... 80. 81
Corn is now worth more than a dollar 9
j bushel.s
streetovsrsser Reed is doing some good
work on the streets.
RNight services in the city Churches be-
4 gins now at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. w. 3. Cooley, Of Hartwell, Ga, wa!
y In thscity Monday.
The dressmakers and nilliners are KEEP
quite busy just now.
Spring chickens are in demand in th,
city at fancy prices.
Mr.. Francis J.. Pelzer, of Pendleton
spent Monday In the city.
The city was full of people last Satur
day, and business was lively.
MIS-. NJ. .Pickens, of Decatur, Ala, is
spending q few days In the city.
!; Anderson will afford work this summer
z for several hundred mechanics.
# Messrs. Orr q Sloan have got their new
soda foundain in position. 1t is beauty
a system of sewerage is the next public
n rOxoyv1o ont nd aro0u opi1 hQuo tn v,oQlra
Ever and anon we hear of new candi.
date for some one of the County Offices in
5lSe s,..;; ..sisst
@ xtMonday is Salesday. The Master
4 h' one tract Of land to sell at public out
he time for the examination of teachers
sheen changed to Friday, the Gath OF
: pril.
AN old gardener says this is the right
eime Of the moon to plant your Irish po-
tatoes.
Miss Marie Wagener, daughter of Col.
g. A. Wagner, Of Charleston, is in the
city visiting relatives.
Consult our advertising columns, and
!. you will know. where to get your Spring
goods for the least money.
E. p. cKissick, of the News and Cbarier,
and j. s. DAILY, Of the Augusta Chronicle,
were In the city last week.
An exchange says lime sprinkled over
+ from disturbing the young plants.
"A local weather prophet says We are
going to have the severest drouth this sum.
mer that this section has ever seen.
Our fair readers in.and around Pendle-
+ ton should read what Miss p. Erskine has
10 say: about her stock OF millinery.
j The ahow windows Of number of our
q business houses are very attractive now,>
Ssanti indicate that Spring has arrived.
Tie sentiment in favor of a new Court
sEouse is growing. We hope the day is
mot far distant when we will have it.
Easter Sunday mas a lovely day.: and
( hats and new dresses for the first time.
We would remind our delinquent SUBJ
scr1bers that we have few blank receipts
sla5t and we are anxious to: fill them out.
The pic mic season is coming, and the
santicipated pleasure attendant thereon is
4 brewing in the bones Of the young people.
MI. j. IF. McLees and daughter, of the
: Centerville section. spent last Friday and,
Saturday at Williamson with the formers
ssister. -.
q Mr.. IS. sBam bsrg, who has been doing
i business on Brick Range, has sold his
!; stock Of goods to Lesser q Co. and retired
from business.
d Mr.. J.-W. Farr, Of this city, has shown
ms avery peculiar shaped egg, which ~as
dropped in his yard. It has neck and
resembles q gourd.
"a small key, picked up a few days ago
in front OF D. S. Maxwell &, Sons store,
) has@been left in our offics. The owner
II can get It by calling.
Anderson County ought to have mon
Eunent to its Confederate dead, and If the
]. good women were to take hold Of the mat
i Ter we would have one.
Mr.. j. s. Starke, one of Abbevilie, Coun-
ty's most prosperous young farmers, was
: lin the city last Saturday and gave the In
s SrELLIGENCER pleasant call.
Miss Anna Msjors, one of Anderson
& County's most charming young ladies,
has been spending few deys in the city
with her cousin, Miss Euna Daniels.
Mr.. j. NJ. Cardin has In his possession q
Spanish coin that was coined in 17lO. 1t
- Roll 80 f1y " q
neighbor of his who was ploughlug.
The live stock trade continues brisk.
It would seem that the stock bought this
season alone would be nearly sufficient to
re-stock all the farms in the County.
Messrs. Moss & Jackson have added an
other large and improved brick machine
to their yard and will begin making
briak as soon as the weather will permit.
Mr.. a. L. Furstenburg has purchased a
lot on South Main Street, just below the
Reed place, and will, at an early day,
erect substantial dwelling house thereon.
The friends of Or. M. G. Parker were
glad to see him on the streets last Friday,
: the first time since his return home. His
health, we are glad to say, continues to
improve.
Last Thursday was perhaps the wettest
daY this section has experienced this sea.
son. 1t began raining. about 8 q. m. and
continued without intermission for about
eleven hours.
We are requested to say that the public
schools of Savannah Township will close
on Friday, 3rd day of April. Trustees
will meet Saturday evening following to
approve claims.
Mr.. 8. T.. Craig contemplates, in the near
future, replacing his present dwelling
house, at the corner of McDufhes and
Church streets, with new and more
commodious one.
MI. M. b. Jackson and wife, who have
been residing in the country for several
months past, have returned to the city, and
are now keeping house on McDuffie street
near the Catholic Church.
Small Boy "Grandpa, the robins are
singing this morning. Is that sign that
spring is here ?n Grandpa (who has been
deceived too often n)-No. It's sign thai
robins amt got no sense"
We are under many obligations tc
Nessrs. G. F. Jones & Co. for a handsome
new cravat. These gentlemen have very