The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-11

LOCAL NEWS
"WEDNESDAY, JAN. II, 1898.
Eggs are still bringing Christmas price
20 cents dozen.
Is is feared that this extreme cole
s usatber We are now having has injured
the oat crop.
The extreme cold weather still contin
s nes, and is aboutas cold IS it ever gets u
be in this section.
Miss Clara Osborne went to NewberrJ
3 last week to attend the marriage of be
cousin, Miss speek.
- Col. ]. Z. Orr, of Graenville, spent .
day or two in the city last week visiting
his venerable mother.
oor young friend, Will. Webb, has SC
csptea the position of copyist in Clerk O
Court W atkins Office.
Miss Lula yVsgensr. of Charleston, api
Miss Carrie POrry, of Walhslla, are visit
ing Telatiyes in the cisy.
Since Christmas business has beer
quiet, and the business men are devotine
their time to taking stock.
County Treasurer Payne says the tax.
payers have paid up very well, and there
u win not be many delinqusnta.
Gap.. o. e. Hughes. who retired from
the railroad business last fa1l, is again Con.
doctor on one the G. q G. trains.
The arms Of 8 pretty girl wound tight
eround your neck has been discovered to
! 5sf an infallible remedy inscase of sore
throat. sss.5:5
Messrs. T. e. James and VIM. Tripp, OF
i Bsnshy Greek Township, have gone to
Aalanta 10 attend lectures in medical
! collsses
Augusta Is making preparations for her
& big mid-winter Carnival, which begins on
the 18th inst. A number of our people
viii witness it.
y
The lannon's McGibeny Family will ar-
y pear in the Opera House on Friday even.
Ing. 20th inst, and give one Of their grand
musical concerts.
The time for mekjng returns to the City
Treasurer without penalty expires on the
220sh Of this month. Our city readers had
better keep this in mind.
Mrs VIM. q. Broyles, Of Columbus,
Cd 5 Is spending a few weeks in the city
whiting her brother,in law, Capt. A. T.
B,oglss, and other relatives.
Mel b. 3: Murray has been quite sick
foli several days. We are glad to learn
that he il sble to begup this morning, and
wish him a speedy recovery.
Somebody has invented 8 cradle which
rcs,ks itself and plays baby. tunes at the
same time. This viii be . grest help to
poor, persecnsed, oysrworked father.
l5r. j O: Harris has purchased the in.
tsiesE of Nj. E. p. Valdiyer in the drug
! Store OF AN: Todd 6 Co, and the blsi-
ness win be continued at sbeold stand
!Ehe County Examining BOARD Of PEN
sioDs win meet in the Court House next
,nday 18th inst, to receive applications
fal pensions and to pass upon the same.
rhe present month has Eve Sundays,
Ave washiDgdnys and fire Tuesdays, two
tuli moons, aud sin probably have a
lager humber Of full men and empty
pcckets
The attention of tho public generally is
called to the advertisements in another col
4 uuin OF Hon. 3. p. Earle, in reference to
his ferry across senecs River at Andel
sonville.
lMr. ]. Eugene Craytnn, furniture
dealer and undertaken At Seneca, S. O.,
has made an assignment for the benefit of
his creditors. Liabilities, about s4,00o,.
aai 1 assets ssOoo
Married, at the residence or The brides
father, in Pelzer, December %, 1892. by
Rey. p Weston tRiotf, Mr.. M. e. West
more!and and Miss s.llie v. Thompson,
allof Pelzer, SC.
Married, ON Wednesday, December %,
"a S0a at tho residences of the BRIDES
father and officiating clergyman, Rey. B.
Hays, Mr.. D. ], Bolt end Miss Lessie
Hays, al. of this County.
I'm ordering The postof1cs address of
your paper changed. always give the name
of the Office at which you have been re-
oslying the paper as well as the one to
which you wantit changed.
Misses Lila Prince, Kathleen Lander
and Blanche Ammen, three of William
ston's charming young ladies, spent the
Christmas and New Year holidays with
Dir. and Mrs. Geo. E. Prince.
Mr. A. 9. Means will leave in few
8 days for the northern market to buy a
stock Of clothing and furnishing goods
for the new clothing store which will be
opened in Anderson atan early date.
The annual dance and German, given
by the Anderson Dancing Club, at the
Chiauola last week. were highly enjoyed
by those who participated. Quite . nusa
Der Sof visitors from neighboTing towns
were present.
Mr. Dawson Smith and Miss Lena Rus.
sell, both Of Pendleton, will be married
this evening Both are popular young
people and We join their many friends in
wishing them all the happiness and pros
& perity attainable in this life.
~ We are still waiting patiently for those
subscribers to whom we sent bills to come
up and settle. You read the paper and
now, like honest men, you should pay for
it After this issue some of you will be
visited, by Deputy Marshal.
The Greenville Enterprise and Noun
Satncer is now known as the Greenville
Aountaineer, has reduced it's size and price
and put on q new dress. The Moustainee,
is one of our most valued exchanges, and
I We wish it all the success possible.