The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-02-04

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City taxes are due, and the Clerk Is now
.ready to give you receipt.
Miss Lucia Patrick has gone to Rich.
mold, Va, 10 visit friends.
The early gardener has been tempted to
do some work during the past week.
The time for paying taxes and making
your returns expires on the Goth inst.
Court convenes next Monday. Jurors
and witnesses should be on hand promptly
Rumor says there are eight candidates
in the field for Sheriff at the 1ext election.
Cunningham and Humphreys are still
selling the old reliable Owl Brand Guano.
Up to the 1st inst. Anderson's cotton
rsceipts aggregate 1855 bales for this sea-
son.
The trustees of FTall School District will
meet next Saturday at 2 o'clock p. M, at
Hebron.
Mrs. Hattie B. Todd has gone to Au-
susta to spend few months with her
brother.
Read what @. F. Jones & Co. have to
say In their new advertisement. You will
profit by 1t.
Trustees of Hall, School District No.
Il, will meet next Saturday at o'clock p.
m. at Hebron.
We would like to see an orchestra organ
lied in Anderson. We have the material
TO make fine one.
SalesdaT attracted a large crowd of peo-
pie to thu city, and business " ls right
( lively for few hours.
Contractor Smith is now erecting neat
cottage on East Boundary street for our
young friend, NJ. n. Dean.
A local weather prophet says the back
bone Of winter is broken, and that we are
going to have an early Spring.
An exchange truly says that the grip is
the only thing thai can make some tough
people feel meaner than they are.
We have: full supply of liens, mort
cages and other blanks in stock. When
you need any blanks, send Us your order.
Persons who have subscribed to the Ho-
illness Association tent fund should read
the Tressurer's card in another column.
Mr.A. v. Barnes, formerly of Ander-
son, but who Is now resident Of Charles
ton, spent few days in the city last week.
DR.. T. g. Crymes has located at Pied.
mont to practice dentistry, and we be-
speak for him good practice. See his
card.
Cunningham & Humphreys advertise
ment VIII bear close reading, and, If you
are troubled with rats. you will learn how
to get rid Of them.
Go to the Opera House this Thursday
evening and see "Little Nugget" You
will come away more than pleased with
the entertainment.
MrI. Della Thompson returned to Flor
ida Wednesday, and was accompanied by
Miss Mira Crumley, who will spend sew
e,a1 months there.
An exchangesays boiling hot lemonade,
and plenty Of it. comes tho nearest to be-.
ing q specific for the grippe of anything
yet recommended.
The recent dne weather has given the
farmers ofthis section an opportunity Of
sowing lots of oats, and they have made
good use of the time.
The Methodists Of Anderson are making
preparations 20 tear down their present
parsonage and rebuild larger and more
convenient building.
1t seems as though the farmers are in
earnest about cutting down the cotton
acreage judging by the slim orders for
fertilizers mp to date.
Mr.. D. 81. Hammond has bought the
stock Of goods of Mr. W. a. Harper on
North Main Street. and will conduct the
business in the future.
AS there were good crops Of corn made
In this section last year, farmers have
raised more pork and have Mtter mules
and horses than usual.
A. lot Of mules which have been working
at Clemson College were sold at public
outcry in this city on Monday, and were
bid off at very low prices.
Miss Eliza W. stoy, Of Augusta, Ga., is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L.
t Mauldin. Her many friends are glad to
Welcome her in Anderson.
Lesser & Co. want to get lid of their
stock of clothing. and are Offering some
raro bargains just now. Read what they
say in their new advertisement
The school trustees Of Martin Town.
ship will meet at Col. r. B. A. Robinson.
next Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m. to ap.
prove school claims of teachers.
Ifone-half the money now boarded by
those who are 80 fortunate as to be out o.
debt, was put in circulation there would
be but little complaint Of hard times.
There Is no complaint as to the scarcit,
oflaborers just now. There are hundred
ofidle people, and the farmers will hay
no trouble in securing help on tteir farms
Married, on Wednesday, January q
1892, by Joshua Jameson, Trial Justice, a
his residence, Mr.. James E. Johnson ant
Miss Lille G. Shaw, all of Anderson Coun
ty.
The Rev. Mr.. Joyner, of Colunbia
preached in Grace (EpiscopaD Churol
last Sunday morning and evening, and hi
sermons we're highly enjoyed by the con
gregation.
Married, by G. N. G. Boleman, Notary
Public, at his own resideRce, on Sunday
January 81, 1892, Mr.. W. O. Richardson
and Miss Ada r. Glenn, oil of Anderson
County.
Mr.. W. b. Kay, who has been living