The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-15

Very little County produce is being Of
fe1ed for sale just now.
The Court Of General Sessions opens in
Abbeville next Monday.
You have just two more weeks in which
to pay your County taxes.
We are indebted to Senator Butler 70,
valuable public documents.
Since the beginning of the New Year
business has been very dull.
= Mr.: Arthur Arnold, of Athens, Ga, is
in the city visiting his parents.
The time for making tax returns to the
City Clerk xpires next Tuesday.
Read what Peoples & Burriss have tc
say in their new advertisements
We are needing money to meet ou1
bills, and we hope those who owe US will
call and settle as soon as possible.
The grip has number of victims in the
city. Its ofa mild form, however.
Mr.. John T. Langston has moved from
Pickens to Shutdown, in this County.
# MIR. 3. T. Leavel, of Central, was in the
city last Saturday and gave us a call.
We always keep in stock full supply
OF liens, mortgages, and other blanks.
The drummerse are now travelling in
droves taking orders for Spring goods.
Local news is as scarce as money lust
now, and it is difficult to get up q newspa-
per:
4 Miss Florence Green, Of Greenville, is
in the city. visiting her brother, Mr.. Mel
: son r Green.
Mr.. Dennis O. Donnell has sold his bus.
iness in Anderson and expects to move
to Charleston.
DR.. P. A. White was in Charleston last
week attending a meeting Of the State
Board Of Health.
Col. M. P. Tribble and DR.. A. G. Strick-
land have been sick and confined to their
rooms for several days.
The law requiring license fee of $500 to
sell pistols does not take effect until the
23rd of June Of this year.
Mr.J r. Minor of Macon, Ga, is now
I in Anderson doing business for his
brother, Mr.. G. 8. Minor.
Mr.. Wynne, the State Secretary of the
x. NJ. 9. A., spent last Sunday in Ander-
son looking after the work here.
The Spring Term Of the Court of Gem
eral Sessions convenes in Anderson on
4 the second Monday in February.
ME-. w. Taylor is now occupying his
new and beautiful dwelling house on
: Franklin street, near the P. M. I.
Mr.. G. S. Williford has moved from
this County to Bowersville, Ga. We
wish him success in his new home.
- TIE railroads are feeling the general de-
preston in business just now, and very
I little freight business is being done.
Messrs. E. P. McKissick, of the Neus
and Courier, and G. B. Smith, Of the Green
vile Netas, We're in; the city last week.
Mr.. =. M. Sullivan is building two very
neat and substantial cottages, on Hamp-
ton street, just below his own residence.
81 The good work continues. Mr.. M.
Kennedy is building three cottages in the
eastern section Of the city, near the Shoe
4 Factory.
The City Council has granted Mr.. D. E.
can always be found in the city ready for
business.
Gov.aTillman has re-appointed Messrs
r. w. Todd and r. w. Acker Trial JUS
tices. the former in this city and the latter
at Williamson.
A number Of our citizens will go down
and view Augusta's big Carnival next
week. The railroad fare is only sos for
the round trip.
" An important meeting of Broadway AL
lance will be held Friday afternoon, at
o'clock, and all Of the members are urged
to attend promptly.
A change has recently been made in the
schedules Of the passenger trains on the
C.. &c. r. r. A correct schedule is pub
lished on our fourth page.
Sour young friend, E. R. Cox, Of Don
maids, was in the city last Monday. Next
heWi1l engage in business.
Tomorrow (Friday) is the birthday of
the South's great hero, Robert E. Lee It
will be observed with fitting ceremonies
in many places of the South.
Mr.. J.S. Fowler has Just returned from
the markets with two car loads of very
fine young mules, which he is now offer
ing at prices to please the public.
A; late invention is said to be button
less shirt. This. is nonsense. They've
been known TO married men from tho
post-spple period ofAdam down.
- We will esteem it kindness if our sub
se,ibers will inform p! us when they fail to
papers shall be delivered regularly.
Married, on Thursday, January l, 1891,
by L. N. Martin, Notary Public, at his
residence, Mr.. James L. Owens and iss
zeola Bonds, all of Anderson County.
McGee & Dillingham; expected two cars
of fine mules Monday. They did not
come by some misconnection in Railroads,
and they will be in tomorrow or next day
We are indebted to Rev. 81. F. Chrietz-
berg, Secretary, tor copy of the minutes
Of the annual session Of the South Caro-
lima Conference recently held in Anderson.
Maj.J. N. Vandiver has gone to Ken
tucky to purchase fine drove of mules
and horses for the Sylvester Bleckley
Company. He may be absent about ten
days.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. E. F..
Reed, Of Varennes Township, who has
been quite sick for several weeks, is i'm
proving, and hope he will soon be out
again.
AS we go to press Wednesday afternoon,
Prof. W. J. Lyon, who has been help.
less invalid for several months, is gradual
ly growing worse and his death is ex-
pected at any hour.
Persons should always remember that
We never pay any attention to communi-
cations sent to the 1NTELLIaENcER for
publication unless they are signed by the
true name of the writer.
The mule market has opened right
lively, and the local dealers are doing q
good business. When you want to buy q
horse or mule, or anything else, at low
price, come to Anderson.
A woman never forgets the halo of ro'
nance which clings around her first love,
and man never blots from his mind the
sad memory of what he suffered when he
wrestled with his first cigar.