The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-02-12

The mnmps are preYalentin the eastern
section of the County.
About every. other man you meet now
adays is hunting money.
-: Mrs. r. y. II. Nance has charge of tht
school over on Factory Hill.
"a great deal of commercial fertilizer.
.Ss are being shipped to the city.
,:ssss: m old citizen says this section will
haYe plenty of,fruit this summer.
The Court Of General Sessions convenes
nt Walhalla on the fourth Monday.
Mr.. d. q. Flynn has new advertise
ment In this paper. Read what he says.
A few bales ofcotton are being marketed
nearly every day. The price does not ad-
vance.
County Treasurer Watkins informs us
that there are very few, delinquent tax
payers.
You have about one more week in
which to make your Return to the County
5 Auditor.
to. do much work on account of the bad
weather.
DR.. Hicks, the weather prophet, pre-.
diets very cold weather on and after the
18th inst.
Messrs. MCGEE 4 Dillingham; had q
very valuable horse to die last week with
pneumonia.
Another cotton factory is being. talked
Of In Anderson. We have room for it,
and let's have it.
Miss Rosa Milford, Of Douglassville,
Ga, has been spending few days in the
city with friends.
3: The repairs on the Episcopal Church,
which was recently damaged by fire, are
about completed.
Gen. W. w. Humphreys was confined
: to- his room the greater portion of last
3 week with the grip.
Messrs. W. c. Benet and s. c. Cason, Of
i the Abbeville Bar, were in the city Tues
day attending Court
Rev. e. r. Carswell will preach in the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning on
:, the subject Heaven.
The robbins have put lin appearance and
s sre quite numerous. The boys are having
fine sport shooting them.
Rumor says popular bachelor of An.
1derscnWIl be the next one in this section
to take unto himself wife.
Street Oyerseer Reed, who has been con-
Il fxro q
grip, is able to be out again.
The measles are moving around in some
5 sections of tho country. We have heard
2of no cases as yet in this section.
Mr.. J. a. Bowie, recently of Savannah
Township, has moved up to the King
place, two miles south of the city.
When yon need any envelopes, letter
heads, bill heads or other job printing,
] send us your orders. Prices low.
& Married, on Sunday, February 8, 1891.
). bySW.sGs Field, Esq. Mr.. J. 81. Cole and
Miss Eugenia Lemons, all Of Pelzer.
MI. 4. J. Geer, of Charleston, is spend
up Ito attend the wedding of his friend,
Mr.. Milford.
The Walhalla Bar has been represented
at, rGonrty this week by Messrs.S j. W.:
Sheloff W.J. stribling, D. P Dendy and,
H ssJaynes.
8 olrfiend, Mr. Bleckley, has been
s confined to bis bed with severe case of
Ia grippe for the past week. We hops he
will soon recover.
The number of applications from young
mem to- the authorities of the Clemson
College indicate that this school will open
with good patronage.
I'VE. are glad to know that DR.. r. F.,
Divver, who has been quite sick with
Z severe attack Of the grip for the past ton
days, is now improving.
The Oconee Ne,us, published by the Oco-
z nee Pnblishing Company, and edited by
s Neil W. Macaulay, has made it's appear
snce. We wish it success.
~: Married, at the Good Hope mauss, on
: Thursday, February S, 1891, by Rev. r.
Long, all of Anderson County.
Mr.. J..D. Kelly, one of Greenvilles
popular young business men, was in the
city Tuesday. and the INTELLTGENcRR vas
delighted to have call from him.
Mr.. j. W. Shaw is now erecting q sub
stantial dwelling house on his lot opposite
the residence OF Mr.. r. W. Todd, just out
side OF the southern limits of the city.
Our former young townsmau, Paul
Sharpe, now of Nashville, Tenn, has been
spendinga day or two in the ciay. His
old friends are always glad to greet him.
The INTELLIaENcER was pleased to
have call on Monday from DR.. J. NJ.
Holcombe, Of Bolton, who is one of our
County's most popular young physicians.
Our young friend, DR.. s. G. Bruce of the
Townville section, has moved to West Un-
!. ion, near Walhslla. The INTELLIGENoER
wishes him success and health in his new
home.
The meeting of the Y. NC. A. next
Sunday afternoon in the Opera House will
be conducted by Judge W. F. Cox. Sub.
ject, "Power. of association King,
Ill to 16: "
.tLyles'' is the name of new brand of
cigars which Messrs. White & Wilhite
dAo 1atAOOuCluS, V0 udf6 udu tQS pl6aSs
ure ri sampling them. Go and try them,
aad you will enjoy fine smoke.
Jones, seybt & Co. have new adver-
tisement In this issue Of the INTELLraEN-
CER, and we would advise you to read it
carefully. These gentlemen are close
buyers, and sell their goods at close
profit.
DR.. NIL. Sharpe and Capt. A. T.
Broyles, who have been spending several
weeks at Washington, D. c., returned
home last week. Their appearance indi.
Gates that their trip has been very benef-
cial.
Our young friend, W. P. Mcclellan, oi
this County, has recently moved down
{ into Abbeville County and settled near
Due West, where he will engage in farm,
Ing. The INTELL1aENoER wishes him
success.
Married, on Sunday evening, February
8, 1891, at the residence of Mr. MCGOWAN
Fisher, in Martha Township, by r. 3. A
Robinson, Esq, Mr.. W. C. Fisher, of Alb
beville County, and Miss Ellen V. Fisher
Of Anderson County.
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