The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-02-28

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. %. 1894.
Next Monday is Salesday.
Don't miss the Carnival in the Opera
8 Kouse.
Court convenes at Plckens Q. n. mex
Monday.
Rev. Irl Hicks predicts an unlsnally
stormy March.
.'Observer's" communication will sp-
pear next week.
Are you still sticking to those good new
year resolutions2
Sheriff Gaines will now look after the
few delinquent taxpayers in this County.
Rumor says there will be two if not
I three marriages in tho city in the Spring,
Tomorrow night will be scene Of
5 beauty in the Opera House Don't miss 1t.
Mr.. Frank @. whitner, of Greenville,
has bean spending few days in the city
The man who does his duty ID kept too
busy to meddle with other peoples af-
: fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carpenter, Of Green
Vile, 8. O., are In the city visiting Mrs. A,
: n Man(din.
A local weather prophet says we are go
ing to have e late Spring, and the weather
1 win be severe.
Don't forgst we send the INrEIL1eENoEH
snd Atlanta Constitution one year for So,
cash in advance.
Mrs. Davenport and Miss Eliza stoy, Of
Augusta, Ga, are. In the city visiting
Mrs. J. h. Mauldin.
The drummers are numerous just now.
They report business very quiet in every
section of the country.
Miss Gertrude Hoyt, one Of Greenville's
charming and popular young ladies, is in
the city Visiting relatives.
& onr venerable townsman, Mr.. A. B.
Towers, has been confined to his room the
{ past week with q severe cold.
When most people receive advice which
they consider good they want to give it to
somebody else as original matter.
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There is not much change in the cotton
market, Ths quotations this morning
are: Middling, 81 good middling, z.
Ifyou don't believe Anderson is grow
ing and improving, just take ride over
! the city. You viii be agreeably sur
prised.
Mr.. B. @. Webb, who has been drum
ming for the past swo months, has finished
I his work for this season, and has returned
70 the city.
She: You ssy he is unpopular He {:
Unpopnlar1 He is so unpopular chat
when he has q cold nobody offers him a
remedy for it,
Some of the older citizens look with fa.
vor upon thu sleet, snow and severe
weather. They say it means the saliva
tion of the fruit.
Married. on Sunday. February 18, 1894,
1 by Rev. N. g. Wright. at his residence,
Mr.J. a. Jones and Miss Mary Bell Smith,
; all Of Martin Township.
Rev.S j. Cowan, who is now an evan.
gelist for the Wesleyan Methodist Church,
s has moved from Florida to this State, and
will locate at Piedmont.
The public schools Of Anderson District,
no. II, will close Friday, March End
The Trustees request the teachers to hand
9in thsir reports promptly.
The City CLERK has been authorized to
receive city taxes until the 2Othof March
without the penalty. After that time the
penalty will surely be added.
Mr.. s., 3. Strickland. of this city, who
has been severely afflicted for several
months, continues to grow worse, and his
friends fear that he cannot recover.
Rev. O. Z. Martin, the popular pastor of
the First Baptist Church i'll this city, will
on mex. Sunday night preach sermon on
liquor:and the laws now governing it.
Me,srs. John Mckinney and Ernest
Smith and Misses Corrie Brown and Es-
;telle Mckinney, of this city, attended a
ibig wedding in Hartwell, Ga, last week.
The awning in front Of Hill Bros drug
store fell Sunday morning, about 10
O'Clock, the weight of the snow being too
mueh forit. Fortunately no one was un-
der it,
A little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Orr, of Brushy Creek Township, died OF
diptheria on the 18th, inst, and was buried
Z at Fairview Church on the day following
her desth.
Mr.John Jameson, of Pickens County,
died on the 10th inst, aged about 70 years.
He was brother Of Col. Joshua Jameson,
Of Anderson County, and was good, sub
stantial citizen.
In some Counties candidates have al-
ready announced themselves. Anderson
County candidates are modest, and will
not make tGeir appearance for two or
three months yet.
It seems that our old friend, Squire
Pickerell, of the Fork, who is 95 years OF
age, is the oldest man in the County.
Now let us know who is the oldest wo.
imam. In the County.
TO any person who will bring US ten
new cash subscribers for the INTELL1aEN.
.cER for one year, we will give him the IN
-rEILraENoRR and the Atlanta Constitution
one year free Of cost.
We regret to hear Of the illness Of Mr..
Il. E. Parker, the efficient and clever
Chairman of the Board of County Com.
missioners. The INrELL1GENoER wishes
him speedy recovery.
Mr.. J. VanStraaten has sold his butcher
business to Mr.. w. L. Leak, who will
continue 1t at the old stand. Mr.. Van.
Straaten will remain in Anderson and
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