The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-02-14
Bad colds and the grip still have full
sway in the city.

Now is the time to trim your grape
vines, roses and fruit trees.
Miss Ida Dean, of this County, has been
visiting frien de- in Walhalla.
The fsee delivery Of freights by the rail-
roads c0mes to an end to-day.
The bad weather continues, and the
early garden has not made much progress.
Cole II. Blease, Esq, of Newberry,
spenttwo or three days in the city last
! week.
The Court of General Sessions is not at
tracing as large crowd of lockers on as
usual.
On and after Monday, 10th inst, the
Banks Of the city will close every day at
p. u.
The farmers continue to make favorable
reports as to; the small grain crops in the
County.
Mrs. Eunice Bacot, Of Winnsboro, s. G.,
is IN. the city visiting ber cousin, Mrs. E.
w. Taylor.
Hon. B. F. Crayton attended meeting
Of the State Agricultural Society in Co.
lumhia last week.
When you want any sort of Job print
ing give us call. We will please you in
prices, material and work.
Mr.. F. y a. !, Spellman, of Abbeyille, is
s spending few days in the city, and gave
sus pleasant call yesterday.
3gs Dr., a. q. Strickland left the city last
week on q recreation trip down in Georgia,
: where he will visit q friend.
The many friends of Rev. T. @. Ligon,
of Leesyille, s. O.. are glad to greet him in
Esthe city. He is looking well.
Rey-J. Q. Kilgore, Of spartanburg, will
preacll In the Methodist Church next
Sunday morning and evening.
The Supervisor of Registration has
changed his Office from the County Com
missioners' to the Treasurer's Office.
q We saw several wagon loads Of home.
raised corn in the city the other day, and
It was easily disposed of at good price.
Capt. W. A. Clark, of Augusta, was in
the city yesterday. His many friends in
Ander,on are slways delighted to greet
him..
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will he celebrated in the. Presbyterian
Church next Sunday at the IN orning SER
vice.
The Anderson buyers continue to pay
the highest prices for cotton, and our mer-
chants are selling goods cheaper than ever
{ before.
The Anderson Shoe Factory is working
agood force of hands, and is turning out
work rapidly. The Company is deter
mined to make it q success.
City sJlerk Hood reports slow collections
Of city taxes. The time for paying the
taxes pires 3oG the 2Sth inst, as there
will be no extension of time.
The flremen were calld out to the cotton
platform again Monday night about 8
O'clock Fire was discovered among some
ofthe llales damaged the other morning.
Rev. G. P. Watson will have special
service for children in the Methodist
Church on Friday AFTERNOON, at,4 O'Clock.
ALI chi ldren are cordially invited to at
tend. M
The lsirmipgh Gala } police recently
raided 10 poker room in the sixth story of
the Cal lweli Hotel and arrested number
OF citize ns, among whom was G. B. Kirk
land, icrmerly Of Anderson.
Abou; the biggest Rmbug that has
visited Anderson this seS we are told,
appeare 4 in the Opera House last Wednes.
'51ou nj In ht IF mo q nho rIoo
Manifet tations in the Light.n
Cotton ia quoted this morning as fol-
: lows :: 1Eiddling. 64 strict middiing, 65
good iddllng, z. The receipts continue
to be- large at all the ports, and there is
not mus b hope for this price to advance.
The weather bureau has announced
Ghat the coolest weather Of the season will
1tRill hot only be the coldest, but also
the LONGEST speil Of the season. Prepare
for it.
Next sHsbnrsday, 22nd inst, being legal
holiday, in honor of WashiDgton's birth-
{ day, the banks and public offices will be
closed. II is 9 day that should generally
be oDserfed BY our people, and all kinds
ofbusiniss suspended.
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Mr.. T. N. Dallas, formerly of Anderson,
but now of Spartanburg, was in the city
last weels exhibiting new plow which
he has invented. he says Anderson is
ahead of any town or city of same size in
the State in every sense.
Marrie1. on February 8, 1894, by.J. NJ.
Broyles, Notary Public, at his residence,
Mr.. ThCs. Cox and Miss Dora Keys.
Also, by she same, on February II, 1894,
.;Mr. Marcus Martin and Miss Emma
Tucker. All of Anderson County.
8. E Jordan, the colored boy, who was
charged with robbing the Postofice in
this city, was tried in the United States
Court in Gseenville last Saturday and
was convicted. The jury, however, re-
commended him to the mercy of the
Court.
Mr. M. G. Darby, a prosperous-youpg
farmer of the Denver section, and Miss
Essie Rampey were married at the resi-.
dence of the BRIDES home, near Hodges,
8. G., on Wednesday, February Z, 1894.
We wish the happy couple a long and
happy life.
Mr.. Thos. q. Scott, of Clinton, s. c., is
spc. .nding few days in the city in the in.
teres.. of the Ihornwell Orphanage, and
solicitl ing descriptions for "Our Monthly"
which Is published by the Orphanage. He
win be glad to receive any contributions
for the Orp hanage.
Our venerable friend. Col w. s. Pick
ems, of the Brushy Creek section, was in
the city last week and honored our sane
furn with a call. The Colonel is holding
his own remarkably well, is an intelligent
and interesting conversationalist, and We
always enjoy his visits.
Mr.. Gus. Shanklin, son of Capt. ]. L..
Shankiin, Of Oconee County, has been
elected as one of the tutors In mathematics
at Clemson College. Mr.. Shanklin gradu-
ated last summer from the Citadel Acad-
emy, and is in every way qualified for the
position he will occupy.
Mr.. Walter H. Geer, who has been en-
gagged in business in Anderson for several
years, has returned to his old home, Bel
ton. Mr.. Geer is most excellent, genial
young man, and wherever he may cast his
lot, he will carry with him the best wishes
ofhis many friends in Anderson.
Last Thursday morning, about o'clock
fire was discovered on the merchants
cotton platform. The alarm was given
and the fremen responded promptly.