The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-29

THURSDAY, JAN. 90.
Anderson Cotton Market
January 2S, 1891.
Strict low middling .................. Il
Mlaollng st
Strict middling .............. 81
Good middling -. ....... ............. ST
Strict good niddling ............... -. 81
Sheriff Bolt has alarge number of board
ers just.now.
Col. J. L. Orr, of Grcenyille, spent last
Friday in The city.
Mr.. r. L. Moorhead of Lowndesvile,
spent Tuesday in the city.
Next Saturday is the last day for pay
ing State and County taxes.
Some of our farmers are still com; u in
ing of the scarcity of laborers.
Miss Ida Tarrer, OF Coumb bia, has been
spending few days in Anderson.
Next Monday is Salesday Several
tracts land will be sold at public outcry.
Greenville County will select her Tra
Justices by u Primary Election next Sat-
nrday.
DR.. Frierson was sick and unable to fill
bis pulpit in the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday.
Mrs. John L. Thornley,, of Pickens, is
in the city visiting her daughter. Mrs. w.
W.&White.
T,a,rhoar :, oonrb;,,, 4 rnao,;no
and the grip is adding new victims to its
list every day.
Rev r. 81. Burriss and wife, of Lees
willie, S. c., have been visiting relatives
in2this- County.
NJ. NJ. Mattison, of Donnaldsvills, spent
Monday in the city, and gave the INTEL
LlGENCER call.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of
this city, has been added to the list of
State repositories.
Mr.. James H. Bewley. of Laurens, is in
the city visiting his mothers family. His
old friends are glad to greet him.
Mr.: Alex. Zachary, of North Carolina,
will be in Anderson during Court week to
supply the gardeners with his fine seed.
The farmers are wanting a. little dry
= weather now to SOW Spring oats. The
: crop sown in the fall is doing very we'll.
From the number of blank deeds and
mortgages we are now selling, the trade
y in real estate must be very active just now.
Messrs. Tribble & Quattlebaum, real es-
tate agents, have some desirable property
q q q alx ,oy,k
DR.. J. a. Anderson, of Antreville, and
~ one of the most popular young physicians
4 Of Abbeyille County, was in the city last
Friday.
We are indebted to Capt. J. c. stribling,
OF Pendleton, for late copy of the Rural
Netv Yorker, a most excellent agricultural
Journal.
Read what is said in the new advertise
z ment Of Watkins Book store, and if you
: need anything in the line mentioned give
him call.
Mr.. W. B. McGruder has been spending
several days in the markets buying fine
lot Of horses and mules. He Is expected
home to-day.
Mr.. B. Frank Mauldin went to Char
lotte, N. O., last week to attend the first
annual meeting Of the Association of Life
Insurance Men.
Our Bolton correspondents give our
readers this week an account of a big rail-
road robbery that happened in that town
= q fewsnights ago.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
May6eld died last Thursday, and was
buried on Friday. The little one was on
ly few days old.
Married, on Wednesday, January 81,
- 1891, by Rev. n. G. Fennell, Mr., S. w.
4 Watt and Miss NJ. McPhail, ali of Ander.
i son County, S. G.
Sheriff Bolt is now the proud owner of
She has right young calf, and is giving
FIVE gallons Of milk daily.
Our little friend, D. Sloan Maxwell, Jr,
has secured set of harness and cart for
y his Tom Thumb pony, and now takes his
daily drives over the city.
Mr. Earle Dodd, formerly an employee
Of the INTELLIaENcEE, but who is now
working in the Charleston World Office, is
In the city visiting his parents.
In. life's journey, boys, remember that
to do your whole duty and faithfully per-
form every. promise made to your fellow
men should be your chief desire.
Married, by Rev. NJ. McGee, in Hones
Path, on Wednesday, January 14th, 1891,
Mr.. Joe Gaines and Miss Pallie Greer,
daughter of the late John M. Greer,
Married, on Sunday afternoon, January
z. e5, 1891, by r. ". Todd, Esq, at his resi-
y dence, Mr.. Edward Hayes and Miss Lula
Pilgrim, both of Anderson County.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland recently died
at her home in Bart County, Gs.., st the
advanced age of LOG years. The Sun says
z she was the Oldest person in Hart County.
Mr.. J. G. Winter, recently of Anderson
County, has purchased a plantation in
Hart County, Ca, and moved thereto.
We wish him much success in his new
home.
- -,,s# We had the pleasure of sampling
.,s Messrs. W. n. Harrison & Co.'S. leading
brand of cigars, "1S-K. Fine," which is
one Of the best cent cigars we have ever
smoked.
Pickens Sentinel: "Capt. Elias Day, of
Easley, lost iine premium Red Chief colt
last week, from blind staggers. He also
had two COWS to die about the same time
from the same cause.
Married, on Thursday, January Is,
1891, at the residence of the brides
mother, by Rev. M. E. McKissick, Mr..
Joe A. Laboon and Miss Lou Ellison, all
of Anderson County.
Capt. John A. Allen, of Barnwell, is in
the city spending a few days. Time is
dealing gently with him. and his visit to
his old home is source of much pleasure
to his numerous friends
While people are freezing to death in
Holland and Belgium, on the streets and
in the bed, we people are basking in the
bright love rays of glorious sunshine in
glorious clime-so to speak.
The Presbyterian congregation of this
city has adopted the envelope system"
of paying it's pastors salary, by which
payments are madrevery Sunday on the
salary. The plan murks we'll.