The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-03-19

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THURSDAY, MARcH ls.
Anderson Cotton Market.
March IL, 1891.
Strict low naiddling ....... 70
M1ddhng ............. st
Strict niddliug 1855. 81
Good middling ........ 81
@ Strict good middling ..... 80. 81
Corn and -four continue to advance in
price:
Very little gardening has been done in
in this section.
According to the almanac Spring will
a Georgia weather prophet predicts
rough weather for April.
An epidemic Of measles prevails in sew.
eraI sections of the stsssssS
Evangelist Pearson is now, conducting {
meeting at Henderson, Ky.
The game law in regard to hunting par.
fridge Will soon be in force.
AS Easter approaches the best thing tc
have laying around the house is a hem
G.. @. Featherston, Esq., of Laurens
spent Sunday in the city with his parents,
Mr.. w.C.: Bailey, Of this city, has been
appointed q Notary Public by the Cover.
- nor:
There still remains great deal of cotton
In the country awaiting rise in the
price.
Postmaster Russell has added number
Of new2lock boxes and drawers to the post
office.
The farmers have had an opportunity
Of doing a. little plowing during the past
few days 49,,
The price of cotton does not vary much,
and it seems. there is little prospect of it
advancing.
Mr.. FIT. Harty, an expert tailor of
s New York, is nov working in Mr.: ]. 81.
Olark's shop.
There has been less plowing this year so
far thanSany year within the knowledge
of any living.
Rev r. ii. Smith and wife, who have
4. been spending a few weeks at Greenwoo
have returned home.
Several OF our citizens went to Seneca
IS Tuesday and that night organized q Lodge
81 Of Knights Of Pythias.
Nj. Joel @. Keys Of Athens, Ga, spent
SIS 9 day or two In the city this week on his
way to Charlotte, NC.
sssssW are always ready, anxious and will
Ing to- do job work Of any sort. Prices
fs very low. Send 'us your orders.
Mrs. VI. Simpson, OF Toccoa, Ga, is in
- the city visiting her parents, and is
warmly greeted BY her numerous friends.
Rev: TIL. Garrett will preach in Shiloh
Church on Sunday, March 18th fifth Sun
day, sat the usual hour of holding SER
~ Messrs: J. 81. and NJ. W. Newton, OF
Flokens, spent last Friday in Anderson.
The .IRTElLIGENCER was glad to have
call rom them.
Mrs. 3. c. Archer and Miss volunia
- Means, Of Spartanburg, are spending few
days. In Anderson visiting their brother
IS q: Means and family.
We are requested to announce that Rey.
C:sLigon will presch at Roberts Church
on the fifth; Sunday of this month at the
& usual hour Of holding service.
Rock Mills Alliance will hold an i'm
:a portant meeting next Saturday afternoon,
IS t2; o'clock, and it. is hoped that each and
Ss every member viii be present.
The acsnnon balp'' train is being we'll
patronized. An effort is now being made
q to :haYe postal clerk put on this train,
81 and we hope it will be successful.
Miss Dole Lesser, charming young
lady OF Gainesville, Ga, is spending few
s.. weeks in: the County visiting the family
81 Of fher cousin, Maj u. N. Vandiver.
Rev. DR.. Lander. of Williamson,
preached in the Methodist Church last
@ Sunday morning, and at night the pulpit
s. was occupied by Presiding Elder Wilson.
les and lab0rers OF TIC city, the City Coun-
I oil has extended the time for paying City
i taxes until 1st April, when the books will,
s,irely close. :
Mr.. J. N. Byrum sold in the city Wed.
Il nesday morning three pigs, not quite six
~ months old, that weighed respectively Z07,
have ever seen.
s;;iSSs. Mr.. O. Wardlaw desires us to state that
he will not be in his Office next Saturday,
as the Teachers Association meets on that
day and it is his duty as School Commits,
sioner to attend.
Married, on Wednesday, March II,
at o'clock p. NJ, by ]. A. Hall, Notary
Public, at his residence, Mr.. Leonard w.
Fowler and Miss Rosa Strickland, all of
Anderson County.
Mr.. A.. E. Gonzales, representing Co..
lumbia's new paper, The State, spent day
or. two in the city last week, and succeeded
in securing good list of subscribers to
his excellent journal.
The workmen began tearing down the
old Benson House last Monday morning.
II the walls OF this old building could
~ talk, what an interesting history they
could relate Of Anderson.
The Grand Lodge OF the Knights of
Honor meets in Columbia April 18th.
The G. & q. r. r. will sell round trip
tickets on the 14th and 18th, good to re-
turn until the 18th, at $610.
Mr.. W. "A. Wynne, State Secretary Of
49, tuse OuDS% men 8 C0rlStla1 ASSOclal0n,
spsnt 8 day in the city last week, and
dnTing bis stay the INTELIIaENcsR was
delighted to have call from him.
Rev: A.fW. YanHoose, of Gainesville,
Ga, preached in the Baptist Church last
Sunday morning and evening, and his
sermons were highly enjoyed by those
whose pleasure it was to hear him.
The annual Convention of the Episcopal
Church and the Woman's Auxiliary As
sociation will be held in Greenville on
May 18th. The railroad fare from Ander.
~ con will be $2.20 for the round trip.
Our young friend, Prof. ]. Furman
Evans Principal of the Townville Acade.
my, spent Saturday and Sunday in
the city. We were glad to meet him and
hear that his school Is in q fine condition.
Rev.T. P. Bell, of Richmond, Va, will
preach in tho Baptist Church nextSunday
morning, and that evening will conduct 8
memorial service to be held by the con.
gregation in honor of the late Dr.. Furman
Should young man be careless of his