The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-02-22

LOCAL NEWS
"WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90. 1893.
Cotton is quoted this morning at from
q 81 to II cents
A few Of the trees begin t, show the ap-
proach Of Spring.
Now is the tme to prune your grape
vines and fruit trees.
w. @. Bsnet, Esq., of Abbeeille, Is in
che city attending Court.
The weather prophets are predicting
severe weather for March.
The Court Of General Sessions conven,s
at Walhalls next Monday.
The season for shooting birds will ex-
spire on the 10Th Of next mouth.
]. a.. Mccullough. Esq, OF Greenvile,
SO, spent Monday in the city.
]. w. Quattlebsum, Esq., has some de.
sirable property for rent. See advertise
J. ment.
The Anderson Oil Mill is disposing of
its fertilizers as fast as it can. be manufac-
tnred.
Mr.. ]. @. Hanalin is now resident Of
the city, having moved his family here
last week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Baker, Of Lowndesvills has
Z been spending few days in the city at.
tending Court.
AS soon as the weather permits, go to
work In yonr garden and have good one.
4 viii pay you.
s On account Of sickness Rev. G. P. Wat
son, the pastor. ,vas not ableto occupy his
pulpit last Sunday.
There issstill a big demand for cotton
ssed. Numbers of farmers will have to
bny oeedi to plant; their crop.
The Greenville Democrat has made its
pearance again, and is now edited by our
old friend, Mr.. John G. Bailey.
srs Mr. 3. i. White. one Of the most popu-
lar drummers on the road, gave US call
! 8 few days ago. He reports business good.
Mr.. Q. #. Jones left yesterday for New
York, where he will spend two or three
wesks buying his stock offspring and sum
mer goods.
Mr.. T. n. Childers. one of Piedmont's
popular young men, was in the city
8 Tuesday and gave the INTELL1aENcER a
pleasant call.
The roads are bad, we know, but don't
blame the County Comm listeners. These
iesHmabie gentlemen have no control
whatever over tho weather
Mr. y. Mnlkey, OF the r. & D. main
line. is stopping In the city under, treat
ssment for aural catarrh. Mr.. NJ ulkey is
depot agent at Fort Madison, 8 C..
Mr.. r. w speer. of LowndesYille, is
now dleking in the drug store Of Hill
Bros. He is q worthy young man. and
/ we are glad:to welcome him to Anderson.
. tss
Mr. b. 3. Sharpe, Of Sandy Gross, Ga,
u spending q few days In the city visiting
kss brother, Mr.. Samuel 81. Sharpe, who
has been qnite siok for the past three
weeks.
Rev. All Patterson will preach at
Concord Church next Sunday morning, at
O'clock Tie friends of the cougrsga-
sstion are cordially invited to attend the
service.
onrs clever friend, Mr.. John T. Green,
fBelton Township, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, Is now improving,
and We hope viii aeon be in his usual
health again.
The bad weather has retarded farm
work, In fact nothing has been done.
Spring sowing of oats has not commenced,
and hardly . tnrrow has beer made to.
ward q summer crop.
Miss Lizzie Williams. Of the Ladies'
Store, has decided to close out her stock of
ladies' and children's shoes, and is now
offering some rare bargains to the trade.
Call and see her stock,
Mfr. W. N. Wheeler win open photo.
graph gallery next door to Postoffice in
few days, aud Wiilexecute frst.class work
4 exclusively. The gallery is being Fitted
up for hin, in Dic,, style
fheneH machinery for the addition to /
the cotton mill continues to arrive and is
being placed in position. It will take sew
erel weeks more to get everything prop
4 er1y adjusted and its place
Mr 8. a. Ford, Of Lexington, KY, has
{ been employed by, Mr.. Dickens as mana
ger OF the Hotel ChiGnola. Mr.. Ford io
an experienced hotel man, and we are
glad to have him In Anderson.
Owing to the scarcity Of hogs in the
West it Is probable that the price Of bacon
viii be high fol. q year or two 80 If you
want to keep a few dollars in your pocket,
proceed at once to raise your own pork.
We invite your attention to Messrs.
Dean, Geer d Moore's new advertisement.
These young gentlemen have increased
their stock and are not afraid Of COMPETE
tors In prices. Give them call and see
their goods.
The Concert announced to take place in
the Opera House Last Friday night by the
music pupils Of the Girls High School
was postponed, ON account Of the weather,
: until next Friday evening, oath inst.
Tickets on sale at Orr & Sloans.
Mr.. J. 81. Haynes, the father Of the un.
fortunate young man who killed himself
in Greenville recently, states to the Green.
vile News that his sons mind was seri-
ously impaired. and he believes It was
brought about by the constant smoking Of
cigarettes.
The firm of Jones, seybt & Go. has dis.
solved, Mr.. @. F. Bigby reriring. Messrs.
Jones & seybt will continue the business,
and the latter will leave in few days for