The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21
The County Alliance meets tomorrow

The County Alliance meets tomorrow
friday.
Don't loss heart and hopeSssr there's 9
better time coming.
Mr.. Jesse R. Smith, of Greeuville. spent
Saturday in the city.
Andrew ). Geer, of Charleston, was in
The city Wednesday.
Capt. A. 7. Broyles has gone to Charles.
ton to spend week or two.
January has been giving Us some
weather that will do to record.
Rev. a. Z. Patterson win preach at Con.
cord Church next Sunday, at II o'clock.
Miss Lois Wicklif1s. of Elberton, Ga, is
sviOiting friends and relatives in the city.
Have you made your return to the Au'
ditor or paid your taxes to the, Treasurer
DIR. NJ: L. Sharpe has returned from
{ Florida, and reports most delightful
trip.
Several of our citizens contemplate vis-
iting augusta next week to enjoy the Car
niyal.
Deputy Sheriff Green, who has been
sick for several weeks, is able to be out
again.
The new advertisement of the Sullivan
1 Hardware Company will interest you.
Read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Maxwell are spend
ing a weak or more in Greenville visiting
5 relatives.
On account Of the bad weather the coun-
try mails hare been very irregular since
the holidays.
Il The IRrE1LlaEroER was glad to have a
! call last Saturday from Mr.. Jas. D. Kelley,
of Greenyille.
Miss Melene Thornley,, of Pickens, who
+ has been visiting relatives in the city has
Il returned horne.
Rev. u. Neville, recently Of Seneca, Is
now Citizen Of Anderson, having moved
here two weeks ago.
The heavy rains of the past two or three
days, It is feared, has done much damage
throughout the County.
You can always find supply of deeds,
3 mortgages, contracts, liens and other
blanks at the INrEL11aENoER Office.
Mr.. ne. 3. Carlisle will sell some fine
rity property at public outcry on Sales
day in February. See advertisement.
County Commissioner Parker has been
quite sick with the grip for several weeks,
& but Is now on the mend we are glad to say.
oh, how we do want to see our delin-
quent subscribers. Come to see US,
: friends, and you will receive warm vel.
: come
On Monday night negro secreted him
8 self in Mr.;A. Wood stables and attempt
ed to steaIa COW, but was discovered and
. nan off.
M-. Hichs, the weathe prophet, has hit
sit right 30 far on the weather. he says
January viii end very cold with much
SNOW and ice.
Runner says one ofEAnderson's popular
young men will lead one Of Walhalla's
fairest young ladies to. the marriage altar
: next month.
It is Just a little more than three months
now until Anderson will have the pleas
ureo of entertaining the newspaper men of
sonth Carolina.
We regret to hear Of the illness of onr
old friend, Capt. James A. Drake, of Mar
tin Township. Heis suffering with Be-
we're case Of the grip.
DR.. B. w. Brown will conduct the Y.
4 M. g. A. meeting next Sunday afternoon
In the Opera House. Subject, "Obey God"
list Kings, 18th Chapter.
There viii be- a meeting CT the school
Trustees Of Rock Mills District, No. S, at
: the residence of Mr.. G. B. Gilmer, next
Z Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m.
"a slight change occurred in the sched-
nile of the south bound train on the G. q
q. r. Monday morning. The train ar
rives here now at 1908 a. m.
We have received copy Of the Atlanta
Journals almanac and reference book for
1892 Like the Journal, it Is an interesting
] publication and neatly gotten up.
Among the new year resolutions made
by Anderson County's popular Judge Of
Probate Is to get married this year. We
will all see if he keeps this resolution.
Several Of our farmers say they are 60
ing to cultivate small tobacco patch this
year, We hope they will, and then give
our readers their experience with the crop.
Messrs. Tom. Jackson and Bob. Stew
art, of Cooks, boarded tt . cars in the city
on Monday for Abbeville, where they had
been summoned to attend as witnesses in a
case in Court.
s This will be good crop year, but don't
plant too much cotton to the neglect Of
the other more important crops. Let hog
and hominy be your object and cotton
your surplus.
a big drove of drummers spent Sunday
In the city. Manager White, of the Chi
quola, treats them so we'll that they make
ita point to try to reach Anderson 80 as
lay over Sunday here.
Married, at Townville. on Thursday,
January IA, 1892, at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. T. G. Ligon. Mr..
Claude E. Shelton aud Miss M. L. Jolly,
both Of Anderson County.
Congratulate me-I'm engaged" said
one Anderson girl to another last week.
.::'Weil," replied her friend, "you've been
mighty quick about it. Here it is only
the second week of leap year."
Ministers permits over the Richmond
& Danville Railroad for 1891 are extended
and made good until January 3lst, 1892, by
which time the new permits for 1892 will
be issued and in the hands of our clergy.