The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-01-02

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2, 1895.
Did you make anybody happy during
Christmas2
Cotton is quoted this morning at from
AZ to5I.l6.
The INTEIL1eEEoER wishes every b,dy a
happy Neg Year.
The coal and wood dealers are aot kick.
5 Ing about the weather.
Mr.. and Miss Blythe. Of Green vile. are
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter, of Elberton, Ga
4 Is, Visiting relatives in the city.
Watch Night services were held inthe
1 Methodist Church Monday night.
The public schools of Broadaway Dis
5 trict No. II, will open next Monday.
Messrs. Will Tolly and Julian FAINT
spent iheir holidays in the 'Gate City,"
The Banks and Postofice observed New
Years. Day. which is national holiday.
Next Mondsy is salesday. Several val.
liable tracts Of land will be sold at public
I outcry.
Mrs. Mary johnson, Of walhalla, is in
the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. b.
Bseazeale.
Gov. Evans has appointed NJ. L. Bon
han, Esq, and 81. n. Watkins, Esq, No
taries Public.
onamounto OF the cold weather the city
Ielock has failed to do service during the
past fen days
aThe beautiful snow" covered the ground
in this section Sunday night, and 1t still
lingers with rs.
making your new year resolutions
promise 30 pay the printer and then be
surs to fulfill it.
8 Messrs. j. a. and Cullen Sullivan, who
are attending Wotford College, spent the
holidays at homa. s.
Administrators and Executors should
read the notice Of Probate Judge Burriss
Sln another columns
Mrs. q. n. Dunwoody, accompanied by
her little son, is in the city visiting her
mother and family. I, {
y Several communications from our Coun-
{ tn correspondents reached Us too late this
week for publication.
The Savannah Valley train now leaves
anderson at 9:0 q. M, twenty minutes
! earlier than formerly.
a number Of watsr pipes are reported
sburstad throughout the city By the cold
freezs Of the past few days.
Thesevere cold weather during the past
faw days has done some dsmage to the
hot house plants and flowers.
M Our young friend, T. w. McCarley, who
has been clsrking in the city, has returned
sto hia home3near TownYilie;
1tfessrs. N. +. Humphreys and George
Daggett, of Gaffney, were in the city dur
ing the holidays visiting friends.
Miss He1mine Smith returned home
yesterday from Greenville, where she has
been visiting friends end relatives.
II. and Mrs. ". NJ. Wilcox, Of Elber.
tom Ca, came over last week to spend
afew days with tho latter's parents.
]. A. Daniela, Of Newberry, spent a
day or two in the city last week. He is
very well pleased with his adopted home.
The low country is ahead of the up coun
try on ths snowequestion. The snow Is
ON four 70 Six inches deep down there.
6 Mrs. NJ. L Bonham has been seriously
il for several days past, but We are glad to
report that she Is much better this morn
ing.
s%s We are requested to announce that Rev.
tT. q. Garrett will preach at Mizpah Bap-
stist Church next Sunday morning, at II
O'clock.
Misses Ellie, Sue and Mamie Eutchison,
three charming yonng ladies Of Walhalla,
spent the holidays 10 Che city visiting rela.
tiyes and friends.
The many friends Of Solicitor Ansel
deeply sympsthize with him in the death
ofhis wife, which occurred In Greenyille
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Frances Hirschman, Of Charleston
! lain the city visiting her mafSgss
Lesser She eaaaaa TEND the mar
risss 9E lister.
n Mr.. Otis Breazeale, son of the late Kenon
Breszeale, after an absence of eight years
in Texas, is visiting his friends and rela.
tives in this County.
Onr merchants all seem to be we'll pleas
: ed with the handsome Christmas trade.
Evidently Ave cent cotton cut no figure in
) L1elE CnflStmaS safes.
The time for paying taxes has been ex-
tended to March 1st, but don't put 1t off
too long, or you may get caught. Pay up
as soon as you can get the money.
Misses Mamie and Nellie Bremmer and
Miss Efie Leckey, three most charming
.and popular young ladies Of Augusta Ga,
are in the city the guests of their friend,
Miss Lizzie Reese.
About twelve hundred dollars worth oi
the chemically pure" was sold at the
Dispensary on Christmas Eve, and many
parsons had to be turned away because
they could not be served. |
Miss Zoe Bleckley, who is attending
Miss Kelly's private school in Charleston,
and Miss Nellie MCGEE. who is student
Of Converse College, came home to eat the
Christmas turkey with their parents.
Mr.. E M. Snipes has been appointed to
succeed Mr. J. ]. Gilmer as one of the