The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-24


WEDNESDAY, JAN. "a, 1894.
The Circuit Court opened at Abbevlle
last Monday.
Judge Witherspoon will preside at our
February term of Court.
S When you have anything newsy let the
1NTELLiGEEcER know it.
Turnip salad is now one Of the best
s dishes on the dinner table.
The new advertisement of Ligon &
Ledbetter should be read carefully.
# Only few more days now and our
growing city will have telephone e1.
& change.
Capt. w. T. Roddy, of Rock Hill. is in
the city visiting his daughter. MIS-. w. G.
Whitner.
Col. w. A. Neal, Superintendent of the
State Penitentiary, spent day or two in
Anderson last week.
Cotton Is quoted as follows this morn
ing: Middling, 81 good middling, z;
strict good middling,
The time for paying taxes expires next
Wednesday. Anderson County will not
have many delinquents.
Miss Corrie Brown, whose dwelling was
destroyed by fire few weeks ago, is re-
building on the same lot.
Mr.. Thos. Z. Wooteu, au energetic
young farmer of the Fair Play section,
: called to see us Monday.
Ca, is in the city visiting her son, Mr.. J.
D. Hewin, whois quite sick.
Buds on peach and plum trees are
swelling, Some of the weather prophets
say We will have no fruit this year.
Read what W. B. Hubbard says in his
q new advertisement. He guarantees to save
you money on anything in his line.
The fines in the Mayors Court last
Monday erning aggregated sos. "Folhs
who dance have TO pay the fiddler"
II the County owes you anything you
can get your money Dew by calling ON
the Clerk of the Board OF Commissioners.
Ifyou are looking for some fine flour at
very low price, Fant d Simpson say
they can accommodate you. Read their
new advertisement.
Less cotton and more provisions, less
commercial fertilizers and more home
made manrires will be the programme in
this County this year.
Persons Indebted to Doctors Strickland
z, 81 Anderson should read what they say in
another. column. They want their money
and are going to have it.
Mr.. e.. e. Henderson is opening stock
OF dry goods, groceries, ETC., in Bells
store room, at the northeastern corner of
( the Court House Square.
Andarsoi, is not only the best cotton
market but also the best live stock market
@ tn the State, and the dealers in the latter
are doing lively business just now.
There will be civil service examina-
ton at Columbia on the sth Of February.
If You are seeking a job from "Uncle
Gam, go down and try the examination.
IS Miss Mamie Dickson, of Pendleton, &C.
.companied by her saGher, Col Mike Q.
3 Dickson, went to Spartanburg last week
10 euter as student of Converse College.
County politics win begin to bubble in
short time, and every candidate will
& have to snswer the Alliance questions
sa.isfaetoril !, or be will not be recognized.
Mrs. WIG Smith, of Walhalla, Mrs. J
w. w. Robinson end Mrs. w. j. Ger
many, OF Columbia, have been spending
few days III the city with Mrs. M. A. Dean.
G. r. Jones' q Co announce the arrival
= Of seme new spring goods, and at the same
time tell yon of many other things they
4 have in stock. Read their advertisement
The railroads have inangnrated free
delivery system In anderson, and If It is
continued 1t will he g. considerable saving
to our merchants and business men gener-
ally. s,5s,
Small grain throughout the County is
looking remarkably we'll, and they tell Us
agreat deal has been put in the ground.
The mild winter has promoted its rapid
growth.
The grip Is still abroad In the land. and
st the weathar continues tos be as changea-
ble asit has been in theNla few weeks
there IL no telling when it will take its de.
4 parture.
Mr.. w. 2. King, an cid Anderson Coun
Z ty boy Hlio Is travelling for an Atlanta
4 house, il spending day or two 10 the
city, where he ts always welcomed by
host Of frisnds.
Mrs. 8. N. Latimer has opened school
at her home on Hampton street, east of the
corner Of McDufie. She is an expert.
enced teacher, and We bespeak for her
liberal patronage.
= i
The Anderson County Farmen' Associ.
alton met Immediately after tho adjourn
y iment OF the County Alliance last Friday
and passed olutions urging the call OF
= Married, on January 10th, 1894, by W.
N.s Shearer, Notary Public, at the resi-
dence of the bride'a uncle, Mr.. Mage
Howell, DIR. Lee Brown and Miss Vashti
Howell. All of Anderson County.
a Mormon Elder, we are told, is tramp
ing through the Fork section distributing
! tracts and occasionally preaching. The
! good Christian people should not give
him any encouragement in his work.
Our clever friend, Mr.. Samuel Shaw, of
the Level Land sectien, paid his annual
call to the heINTELLIGENCER last week, and,
OF course, we we're glad to greet him. He,
- SA4SlSN, SSSvAsoS SS0ASy . OSoo OAolAohos
@ We heard q citizen of Martin Township
say on the streets few days ago that
there were over one thousand bales of
cotton still in the hands OF the farmers Of
that Township, holding for higher prices.
MIR, G. M. sherard has presented us with
fns lot of tnrnips Of anew variety.
Their main point OF excellence is that they
are pithless, which is considerable ad-
vantage over many Of the older varieties.
Messss. WI. Craig, General Passenger
and Freight Agent. A. W. Anderson, Su.
peEintendent, and G. M. Speights, Solicit
Ing Agent, of the P. r.. d w. G. r. r.,
spent yesterday and last night in the city.
= This year, Ash Wednesday, the first day
Of Lent, falls earlier than we ever remem-
ber IL to fall before, to wit, on the 7th of
February. This, OF course, will bring
Easter correspondingly early-on the 25th
( of March.
Mine Host" Dickens, of the Chiquols,
Ior n rnnH ban lrk