The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-30

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 50, 1892.
DR.. J. Walter Sherard, Of Cooks, spent
Monday night in the city.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hall and Miss Opbelia Hall,
Of this County, are on visit to relatives
In Ne7rherry.
Mr.. r. G. Brownlee and wife, of Due
West, are spending few days in the city
with relatives.
Next Monday is Salesday. A great
deal OF property will be sold at public out.
cry by the Master.
Cotton is quoted this morning as fol.
lows: Middling. 81 strict middliug, 81
good nliddling, 81.
The County Auditor hes an important
notice In another column. Every tax.
payer should read it.
Mr.. J. p. Gossett Of the frm Of J. P.
Gossett d Co., has gone east to purchase
another stock of shoes.
The matrimonial fsver seems to be rag
ing throughout the County. Let her rage.
We like TO hear tell Of it.
We had the pleasure Of meeting our
young friend. E. E. Williamson, of Elber-
ton, Ga, in the city on Monday.
The farmers should not let the advance
in cotton induce them to curtail the area
they intended sowing Ia small grain.
10
Messrs. Frank MCGEE and Lawrence
3 Parker, Of Abbeville, spent Thanksgiv-
Ing Day with their parents In Anderson.
Mr.. N. B. Holland and family, o.
Gainesville, Ga, spent last Thursday
nightfn tho city on their way to William
ston.
Mr.. 8. Starke, Of Abbeyille County,
wss in the city last Friday selling cotton,
and was q welcome visitor to the INTEL.
LIaEHCn2 Office.
Several of Anderson County's biggest
better price, and it is believed they will
getit. We hope So.
a. good many Of our people have been
watching every night the past week for
the comet. We have not heard Of any one
getting q glimpse oft.
III yol1 hayn't paid your taxes, you
should do SO at onee The time is out on
December 10th, and there will be no ex.
tension of Eime this year.
Mr. M. Luther Carlisle left Anderson
Tuesday for Corsicanna, Texas, where he
y goes to spend few weeks. We join his
friends In wishing him pleasant journey.
Married, on Wednesday, November %,
1892, by r. P. Martin. Notary Public, at
Barnes. Station, Mr.. Geo. "A. Tucker and
Miss Minnie Thomas, of Abbevllle Coun-
ty. 8. @.
A. N. Todd & Co. have lot of pretty
:. goods for the Christmas trade, and when
yon get ready to buy your holiday GOODS
give them call. See their advertisement
in another column.
Nellie: "Wbat brought about this seri-
.ous trouble between Flyna and his sweet
heart 3n Waiter: Nothing; only he
thought quarrel was cheaper than
Christmas preeents."
We are indebted To the Board OF visi-
tors for copy of their annual report Of
the South Carolina Military Academy for
S tho fiscal year ending October 81, 1892, to
the General Assembly.
Married, on Thursday evening, Novem.
Z ber "a, 1892, by r. B. a. Robinson, Trial
Justice, and at his residence, Mr.. D. G..
Blackwell, Of Anderson County, aud Miss
Edna B. Fisher, Of Abbeville County, 8. G..
Don't let the low price OF wheat and
donr keep you from sowing enough wheat
: to bread your family. 4. abort crop OF
up flour to about $500 2 barrel next May.
II four charitably inclined people want
I TO inaugurate noble and substantial work
les them get to work and raise funds for
the purpose of sending q few drunkards
OF this vicinity to the Keely Institute in
Columbia.
Judge ". F. Cox, accompanied by Mrs.
Cox, left this morning for Aiken, where
ne gees to attend the Baptist State Con-
yention. he will not return until Mon
day, and his Office, therefore, will be
closed until that day.
John T. Burriss has new advertise
ment in this paper, and It will pay you to
nots what he says. He has in store big
stock OF goods for the Chriatmas trade,
and when you 60 out shopping give him q
call. Els prices will please you.
An exchange says that the leaves should
not:be raked off. the lawns in the fall, but
should be permitted to remain until
spring. The leaves both fertilize the soil
and protect the grass. Where the leaves
have not been raked off, the grass comes
: nm rlior nd mir IN fhs
The Columbia Register, OF last Saturday
says: "The friends Of Hon. Si Pearman,
ofAnderSop, announced him 40 a candi-
date for Judge last night. MIR. Pearman
is backed not only by the solid delegation
from hin own County but that of mum bera
Of those living adjacent to Anderson"
There will be q change of schedule on
the 2. r. d W. @. r. r. next Sunday, but
we have not learned how it will operate
on ". r R. On the main line the
trains are now making close connection at
Spartanburg with both the north and
south bound trains on the R. & D. K. r.
Our Iva correspondent mentions the
terrible misfortune that caused the death
OF the little daughter of the late D. L.
hdii. Ou how Lue lltClc Que IuuSt nave
euffered. The INTELLIcENcER joins the
friends of the bereayed mother and other
members OF the family in extending SYM
patty.
"Annie Rooney" the pretty little shet
land pony of Master Sloan Maxwell, dice
Tuesday mor,rin ng. Our little friend ha6
his little pet carefully buried, and is deep.
,y mourning his losss:- The pony pos
aessed good deal OF intelligence, anc
: Master Sloan had trsined her to do many
tricks
Married, at the residence OF the brides
father. Mr. E. G. Massey, in this city, on
Wednesday evening, November %, 1892
by Rev. o. L. Martin, Mr.. Joseph e
Martin and Miss. Mary L. Massey W.
join the friends ofthe couple in wishing
them happy and prosperous journey
through life.
Arthur Brady and Charlie Lewis, two
little boys, were both astraldle the same
mule enjoying ride Tuesday afternoon
when the frat named accidentally tum
blsd to tho ground and broke his arm
I,oro a he oIbo- ~ Er;arrop eoor