The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-03-08

S.s LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MARCHs, 1898.
The game law expires next Wednesday,
i 18th inst.
Good middling cotton Is quoted at 81
cents this morning.
Mr.. w. f. Anderson, Of Greenwood,
spent Monday In the city.
The United States Circuit Court con-
vened in Greenville last Monday.
Mr.. g. Wardlaw offers his home place
\ for sale or rent. See advertisement.
There Is no decline in the price Of meat
and lard, and there is no prospect of any.
According to the slmanacs winter is
nearly over, but almanacs are not infalli-
! BILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e: Crayton, of Seneca,
have been spending few days in Ander-
son.
8 Mr.. A. E. Gonzales, the States genial
representative. spent day in the city last
week.
Get your ground ready for upland corn
and put in a good crop. There is nothing
3 IKE corn.
Tho early gardener has not been able to
do much work as yet, and Is getting very
Impatient.
MI. 3. NJ. Rucker. Jr., of Columbia, is
an applicant for q consulship under presi-
dent Cleveland.
ME-. @. Evans, Jr., is offering some
valuable property in Pendleson for sale.
See advertisement.
The city Of spartanburg voted for the
\ subscription to the Industrial School, but
the County went against it.
Mr.. w. q. Haddon, of Due West, was
insths city last Saturday. and gave the In.
rEIIIaENcEE pleasant call.
Mr.. q. NJ. Buchanan, who has been
I spending few months in Florida, has re-
8 turned to his old home ia this County.
Mr. J. T. Tins, of Hodges, was in AN
derson last Friday, and called at our Office
and subscribed for the INTELL1aEgcER.
Anderson will be well represented at the
! World, 81 Fair in Chicago this summer, if
all who say they are going do not back
ont.
The bicycle club met Tuesday night
and adopted some rules governing their
members in riding through the streets of
the city.
Mr.. John o'Donnsll, of the Palace So.
loon, Is offering the best of wines, whis.,
key brandy. etc. at very low prices. See
his advertisement.
The danger Of leaving horses unhitchsd
In font of stores is continually exempli.
. fled In town, yet the warnings seem to fall
on unheeding ears.
An exchange sarcastically remarks that
there is no better proof that women dread
bsing old maids than to loox at some of
the men they, marry.
Up to Tuesday night the total cotton
receipts in this city FOR this season sggre.
gate %, $50 bales. We will get at least two
thousand more bales.
H. ( n
Misses Emma and Matte Belle Clarke
have gone to sGafney, s. c., to spend the
next few months as students Of the
Cooper Limestone Institute.
II gives us pleasure to snnounce that
3 = Rev. g. r. Watson has sufficiently recov-
sersd.to be up again, and expects to occupy
his pulpit as usual next Sunday.
Mrs. Malinda Jones, wife Of Mr.. Will
lism Jones, living in the upper sec,ion Of
the County, near Easley, died on Wednes-
day. 1st inst aged about 80 years.
Last Saturday night the Anderson Cot
Ton Mills shut down for two weeks, dur.
ing which time the new boiler and new
{ machinery viii be placed In position.
The free public schools of Centerville
Township will close on Friday, 10th inst.
Teachers are requested to make out reports
to that date and present them to the trus.
tess for approval.
!. The Somthern Hes6yterian,, which has
been published in Columbia for years by
DR.. James Woodrow, has been sold to q
stock company at Clinton, 8. c., where it
viii in the future be published.
J. w. Quattlebaum, Esq. went to
Gyevnville yesterday to attend reference
case before the Master. Mr.. Quattlebaum
Is making q reputation as good lawyer,
and mis- practice steadily grows.
INV Last Monday being salesday. very
large cfnxd Of people visited the city and
good days businessis reported Every
body seemed to. be on their best behavior
and wearing their hsppiest smiles.
Married, on Tuesday, February 81, 1893,
3 by Rev. d. w. Hiott, at the home OF the
& BRIDES father, Mr.. Homer Long and Miss
Gertrude, eldest daughter Of Hon. 8. T.
Newman, all Of Pelzer. 8. G.
Married, on Wednesday, February %,
1888, attbe residence of the brides father,
Z by Rev. D. Weston Hiott, Mr.. John G.
Kay snd Miss Lizzie, eldest daughter of G..
O. Gruhbs, all Of And derson County, s. G.
The negro, Jswett Williams, who has
been t'anted for breaking into car at
Belton about two years ago wss captured
in this city one night last week by Chief
Rose and Deputy Sheriff FAINT. He was
put in Jail.
Att meeting of the Board of Trade last
Wednesday afternoon. the following off,
GERS were reelected to serve the ensuing
year: President, James M. Sull' -an ;
Vice. President, j. D. Maxwell Secretary
and Treasurer, J. Fesster Brown.
Winter may bs expected to die hard this
year. The weather prophets have fixed
Z up several cold snaps for March with hard
winds and furries Of snow. These snaps
they say will not be prolonged, but settled