The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-02-11

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Head Taylor q Crayton's new advertise
nent. These gentlemen are pushing their
bnsiness for all It is worth, and are gain
Ina new customers every day.
rs. T Craig lost q valuable milk cow
]; WAdnesday:morniDs. She was considered
the best COW in this section, having q re-
cord of Six gallons Of milk a day.
Mr. E.sP vandiver will conduct the
mesttpg Of the =. NJ q, A. next Sunday
/ safmnson St a, 80 O'clock: Subject, 1.-THE
Good Shepherd" John 10 10 to 1s.
Married 9onl SUNDAY. February z, 1892,
.fbstJohn r Clardy, Notary Public, at his
efesidence, Mr. John E. Hogan and Miss
jamie Payne, all Of Anderson County.
8 10 serve one term of Court af Juror"
said q Juror Tuesday, "vill convince any,
taxpayer OF Anderson County that we
Feed a new and more commodious Court
House.
mCounty Commissioner McGill has been
a!Gonfned TO his bed 4 week or more with 8
severe attack of the grip. We join, his
many friends In wishing him speedy
Z recovery. s..
~ We are indebted 20 Mr.. n. A. johnson,
of the South Carolina College, for copy
of Iasy Gayliaian, which Is published
monthly by the Literary Societies Of that
institution.
& eMrs, g. s, Sullivan, Of Elberton, Ca,
has bsen Spending q few days in the city
with her mother and family, and her visit
was q source ofmuch pleasure to. her nu.
merols friends.
Rsy.:TH H. Garrett has gone to Jones.
bore Ark. on short business trip. We
hope he is not thinking of leaving our
ssaipa Rs hels doiag good work liz the
Lords vineyard.
Miss Ranslope G1i6srie died at her
home In Williamson Township on 10th
1annary, aged abous ninety-three years.
She was perhaps the Oldest resident of that
section Of the County.
The R,sk D.R n. win ;sell round trip
tickets 20 New Orleans aud Mobile at zone
tirst-claas fare for the round trip. Tickets
tin sale February 18th to 10Th limited re-.
turning March 10th, 1892.
Mr. A. B. Multigan, of Spartanburg,
was in tho city Tuesday. Mr.. Mulligsn
sBalls the Chesapeake Guanos, which are
well known to our farmers. Read his ad-
vertisement in another column.
Mr.. John NJ. Moseley died at his home
ja Irowndesville on Tuesday, End inst.
he had been seriously i'll for several weeks.
he was eighty-three years old, and leaves
2 large family to mourn his death.
Cunningham q Humphreys sold two OF
SfSeir famous rat traps on Monday to be
taken to Tennessee. Every day may be
aesn OH 70 or more of these traps in front of
their stofss with 3 number of rats in it.
sz A numbex of the Anderson bachelors
are contemplating organizing Bachelors
Protective Assoc; ;;ation for the purpose OF
protecting Themselves against the fair seq
in the use Of their Nap year privileges.
The County Commihsioners have an i'm
portant notice in another column in ref:
serenes % persons selling pistols, car
= ridges, ETC., without lic'snse. The Com.
missioners intend to strictly enforce the
s law.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Major A. Dean, of this city, and Miss
. Stella Smith, of Walhalla, which WHY take
place in the Baptist Church at WaAhalls
on Wednesday evening, 18th inst. at\ 9
) O'Clock.
s The stockholders of the Shoe Factory
should not forget the meeting to be held
this Thursday evening. in the Court
House, at 8 o'clock 1t will be an impor-
,tant meeting, and should be attended by
every stookhclder.
"Little Nugget" attracted big crowd
to the Opera House last Thursday night,
and everybody came away feeling as il
they had gotten the worth of their money.
Abstter troupe has never appeared before
an Anderson audience.
Mr.. w. A. Kay, who formerly repre-,
sented the Singer, Sewing Machine Com.
pany in this city, has recently been pro-
NOTED to manager Of the Company's Office
In Greenville, ard has charge of the agen.
cies in all the neighboring Counties.
Jas. h. skeiton, Esq. of Hartwell, Ga.
spent day in the city last week and CAV.
the INTEILlaENcER peep at his hand
some, genial face. Jim. is one of Hart
wells most prominent young lawyers
and is-rapidly climbing in his profession
Messrs. F. T. White and Louis Sharpe
went to Charleston last Monaay to attend
the annual session of the Grand Chapte,
Of Royal Arch Masons. Mr.. Wilhite is ar
officer ofthe Chapter, and Mr.. Sharpe il
the delegate from Burning Bush Chapter
ofthis city.
A Georgia exchange says that, expires
siye ofa tight money market, it was once
the thing to say that silver dollar looked
as big as cart wheel, but now it appear.
to be about the size Of bed quilt, and be-
fore the summer is over, 1t will rival ths
dimensions of ten-acre patch.
Last week we announced the death ol
Mr.. w. A. Kay, sn estimable citizen of the
Horea Path section, and now it is our sad
duty to announce the death of his widow
Mrs. Louisa Kay, which occurred last
Sunday morning, after short ;'lness
She was sbout IS years of age, and most
excellent lady, whose death is regretted by
many friends and relatives.