The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-02-27

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27, 1885.
Cotton Market.
Cotton is quoted this morning as follows:
Stains, 8 to 4; middling, AZ; strict mid
ding, s; good middlipg, ST.
Next Monday is salesday.
The drummars are visiting Anderson
{ now In small droves.
& Mr.. Dennis o'Donnell, Of Sumter, 8. c.,
Is spending q few days in the city.
a local weather prophet says March is
gcing,to give us some tough weather.
Afr. John B. Bonner, OF Pe!zer, was in
The city last Friday, and gave us an appre-
y cia.ed call.
The time for paying City. County and
: State taxes, without the penalty, expires
{ tomorrow.
The weather forthe past week has been
most delightful, and business has been
brisk in the city.
II you want to get some information
Z about corsets, read @, r. Jones & Co.'S.
new advertisements.
Billy Simpsons bicycle window display,
s Mt the Chiquola corner. attracts the admir-
s Rtion OF every passer by.
Miss Ella Smith, Of the Meals Creek
Section, is spending a few days this week
s with Mla jamie Spearmarl.
Clemson College opened last Friday
s with 2S1 students present, 10 being new.
About 100 more are expected.
number Of Anderaon's carpenters
= have gone to Pelzer, where they are en-.
L gagged atswork on the new cotton mill.
rs Col. y. d. Maxwell left the city yester-
day on Ia business trip to Columbia and
aheyills He will return home Friday.
Mrss John B. Breazeale entertained
q1itea number OF her lady friends last
s Wadnesdsy evening with most epjoya-
i bls tea. 5,
Our venerable friend, MI. ]. J. McLees,
of Williamson, is spending few days in
/ the city and gave us pleasant call this
morning.
8. N: Carpenter, Esq, Of Elberton, Ga,
who ID spending q few days In this section
Waiting relatives, gave Us pleasant call
last Friday
Mr. John q. Whitfield, who has been
attending the Dental department of Van
sderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn, has
returned homo.
Mr.. Clarence &. Tolly, OF Abbeville. has
sh9en spending few days in ths city with
I his parents. Abbeville seems to be treat.
ing MIN clsverly.
The City Council, 81 it's last meeting,
refused 20 extend the time for paying
taxes. The money is needed to meet the
CITY, obligations.
onr old friend, Mr., J. g.. Gartee, has
= moved from Hopewell Township to Broad
3 away ToWnship, and is living on Mr.. iWm.
aShirley'a plantation.
Rev. w. III. McPheeters, D. D., of the
Theological Seminary, Columbia, 8 c.,
Z win preach in the Presbyterian Church
& next Sunday, at the usual hour.
Dr.. w. III. Nardin and his son, Fred,
! have returned home from Auburn, Ala
q The latter ntood tho trip very well, and
& will soon be In his usual health again. :
;5 Mr.. John MeMahau died at his home
! near Antreville, Abheville County, on
Sunday, 17ti inst, ss,ed about IS years
q His remains were buried at Rocky River
) cnurch. is+l.
Married, on Wednesday, February q,
1885, by q. III. Snipes, Trial ustice, at his.
Office inlthis city. Mr.. Joint. White and
Mrs.. Josie Holmes. both Of. Anderson
County.
The Penaioil Board completed its work
yesterday. East yesrS the pension list in
! this County contained l4S> names, and
four names have been added to the list for
this year.
a burning chimney caused the ERE alarm
q to be sounded last Sunday morning be-
tween and s. o'clock. The fremeu turn
ed out promptly, but their services were
not needed. ss
Married, on Thursday !, Fabluary 81,
1897 st the reaide Of: Mr.. Walter Moore,
2 by Ray. d.. I-Spearinan, Mr.. e. w.
Moore and Miss Ella Smith, all Of Auder-
son County. -
Somebody has been throwing rocks again
r ct the train on the Savannah Valley Road,
and Superintendent Anderson offers re-
ward Of $25s for the arrest OF the guilty
party or parties. ~
Married, on Sunday, February II, 1895,
lat the home of the bride at Piedmont, 8 o.,
by John r.. Clardv, Notary Public. Mr..
= General Whifmire and Miss Alice James,
Sall Of Piedmont.
Miss Nellie Brenner, sweet and lovely
young lady OF Augusta, Ga, who has been
Waiting her friend, Miss Lizzie Reese, left
for home this morning, much to the regret
of her many friends.
Mr.. Joe Talbert, who has been running
Z es Express messenger on the main line OF
the z. R. 81 W.: G B. &. for several
smontha, has resumed his old run on the
Salannah Yelley branch.
Messrs. James M Sullivan, H. 8. Shu-
mata and James ELLIOTT are In Laurens
this week attending Court as witnesses in
asanit in which the Sullivan Hardware
Company, of this city. Is interested.
The AndeTson Loan and Investment
3SO1hPohy 40 aoo0toeS q low OA2Oo Va oso00s
Persons who desire any OF the stock
aheuid make application to Col. J. D..
4 Maxwell, the Secretary, next Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Black, who lives with her
Atepdaughtsr, Mrs Julia Msuldin, In the
Corner, fell the other day and severely
sprained her shoulder, rendering her arm
helpless and causing great deal Of pain.
The friends of Mrs. D.. E. Carlisle will
i regret to learn that she is still very i'll, and
it. is feared she will not recover. Mrs.
Margaret Harris has moved to Mr.. Car
isles homes and is terderly nursing the
sick lady.
Miss Leize Whitner has gone to Phila-
delphia where ehe will enter the Presby-
teri8n Hospital to take course of training
as nurse. We Din her many Eiends in
wishing hsr pleasant Dcjourn in the
Quaker City" ."
DIT. q. Crynes, of Williamson, who
has just completed his course In dentistry
at the Pennsylvania Dental College, Phila.
delpbia, has returned home, and has
opened an Office at Piedmont to practice
his profession. The sINTELLIaENoER wishes
him success.
County Auditor Boleman has an impor.
tant notice In another Column to the Board
OF Township AeaessorSHa a meeting OF which