The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-03-12

LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, MARcH y.
Anderson Cotton Market.
March IL, 1891.
Strict low mid ddling. .........
g.
Strict middling ..:... s.
5000 mioanng :;;:::... 9
p pie.
lead what A. g. Means says in his new
vertisement.
The anti-cigafette law Is dead letter
Why is this thus
seewhat Cunningham Bros, say in thei
new advertisement.
The fines in the Mayors Conrt aggre
gated $2470 90 last week. : =
- -. a local weather prophet says the hack
boneo of winter is broken.
MrsW. "A. Holland of Laurens, spent
day or two in the city last week
The city tax books will close next Sat
urday. Pay up and avoid the: penalty.
Mr.. It. S. Fennell has been appointed {
Trial Justice at Pendleton by Gov. Till
man..
s Miss Florence Green, of Greenville, is in
. the city visiting her brother, Mr.. N. R,
Green. -,
We were glad to meet Mr.. L. A. Shan
non, of 5Donaldsville, on the streets last
Monday.
County Treasurer Watkins has turned
over his Office to his successor, Mr.. James
s. NJ. Payne.
Look after your cbilnneys. A foul flue
or chimney may cost you confiagrution
u this mouth .;,,'.s
Miss jamie. Frierson, of this city, now.
,hes charge OF fourishing school near
Lowndesville.
The Quarterly Conference of the Ander-
son Methodist Church will be held next
Saturday and Sunday.
It is generally believed that the farmers
are buying more guano and mules this
/ season than ever before.
ST. Rev.:A. a.. Marshall reached home last
Saturday and was given warm welcome
by his numerous friends.
1.-THE flying jenny" has folded its tents
I and departed from the city. It carried
away 9 goodsmany nickels.
An. exchange truly says, people who
: amount:to anything much.
Governor Tillman spent last Thursday
q at Fort Hill attending q meeting of the
Trustees Of Clemson College.
;s Just as soon as the.weather will permit
the; City Council will put a large force Of
& hands TO work on the streets.
Anderson ought to haye Cornet. Bond.
Z Can't some ofEour young men organize
y one. We have plenty Of fine talent:
August SinRbil1, who lives on Mr. s.
Bleckley's place, In the city, has cow
that recently gave birth to twin calves.
Under the new schedule on the G. & g.
Z r. Il. the Columbia papers now reach An.
derson; at IL o'clock on day of publication.
Mr. G. NJ Guess. who has been spend
Z ing few weeks at his old home in Green
vile County, has returned to Anderson.
Hunters Spring Alliance will meet
members are requested to attend promptly
. at that hour.
Look out for Mr.. Zachary, the seedman,
4 who has been sick for the last week or
two. He will probably be on the streets
sS.on Saturday next.
I tant meeting on Saturday, 2lst inst, at
! half:past O'clock, and all the members
s are urged to attend.
8;s Mr.. O.. S. Minor, the energetic proprie-
s tor of the Ten. Cent Store, IS spending 8
few days at his old home, Milledgeville,
Ga, visiting relatives.
s; Mr.. VIM. Laughlin will conduct the
House next Sunday afternoon tho subject
to be selected b. himself.
We regret to learn that Mrs. r. B. A.
Robinson, Of Martin Township, is quite
sick. We join her many friends in wish
Ing her q speedy recovery.
Mr.. 81. z. Sullivan has been confined to
his room for week or more suffering
with a throat trouble. His friends hope
soon to hear of his recovery.
If you get cinder in your eye, you are
!. told to rub the other one; but, young
( man, II you get q young girl In your eye,
you had better rub both eyes.
Col. John B. Patrick and Mai. e. B.
Murray attended the funeral of DR.. Fur
man in Greenville last. Thursday and
acted as honorary ,pall-bearers.
ES An exchange says the man who could
run newspaper to please everybody is in
g heaven wearing crown of gigantic pro.
portions and double set of wings.
.Ah! you hatter me" lisped dude to
!. pretty Anderson girl with whom he was
conversing. mo, I DON'T" was the reply !;
you couldn't be any fatter than you
: are.''
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
4 serve dinner and supper in Temperance
Hall next Wednesday, the 18th inst,
commencing at IL o'clock. ALI are invit-
s ed to attend.
Ex-School Commissioner Russell has
been presented with beautiful gold
. headed cane by number of the teachers
of the County as testimonial OF their es-
teem for him.
Our venerable friend, Mr.. John B. Sit.
& ton, Of Pendleton, spent last Friday in the
city, and bonored the INTELLIaENcER
sanctum with visit. Time is dealing
gently with him.
Last Monday Mr.. George Gaillard, who
lives near Trinity Church, lost a valuable
milchy COW. She was grazing in the
pasture, and, going too near big gully,
fell in and was drowned.
The Abbeville papers last week an
nounced the death of Messrs John Brown,
John Ables and James IL. Anderson, three
OF Abbeville Coupty's Oldest and most
Z highly esteemed citizens.
a meeting of the stockholders of the
Anderson Building and Loan Association
will be held next Tuesday, and it is impor-
tant that each and every one be present.
See notice published in another column.
Watkins Book Store has made another
cut in prices, and If you contemplate buy
ing books, stationery, picture frames, ETC.,
Won should read what the PROPRIETOR saws