The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-03

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1895.
Cotton Market.
Cotton is quoted this morning as follows
Stains, to A. middling, So; strict mid
ding, So; good middling, 6.
Decoration Day will soon be here and ii
must be observed.
The hunting season is at an end now
having expired March 3lst.
Miss Matte Jones, of Hartwell, Ga, Ii
visiting friends in Anderson.
Orr & Sloan offer buttermilk soap fol
sale at cents cake. Try it.
M. L. Bonham, Esq spent Monday II
Col. J. A. Hoyt, of the Greenville Noun
taineer, was In the city last Saturday.
The streets Of the city are now to be put
| in fine condition as rapidly az possible.
MI. J.N. Wright, soliciting agent for the
seaboard Air Line, was in the city yester'
day.
Rev. g. P. Watson and family have been
| visiting friends and relatives at LeesVille
s. @.
A patent has been issued to DR.. Thos. g.
Crymes, Of Piedmont, 8. @, for dental
filing tool.
The housekeepers find it difficult mat
ter to get up dinner these days. Turnir
salad is scarce.
Rev. r. g. Pearson, the evangelist, ID
conducting series Of meetings in Orange
burg this week.
Mrs. DIR. Dendy, of Pslzer, has been
spending the past week in the city visiting
Mrs. J. A. Austin.
A thief entered the Mayors Office last
Thursday night and stole from drawer
the police court docket.
A bicycle rider caused a team to run
away on South Main street Monday but
no damage resulted.
Last Monday was a quiet Salesday. A
good crowd was in the city, but the bone
yard was almost deserted.
Watch our advertising columns and you
will know where to 60 to get your spring
goods at the lowest prices.
Messrs. Foster FAINT, Rutledge Osborne
and r. NJ. Baker have each recently had
an addition to their families.
Mr.. J. @. Hamlin is now occupying his
handsome new residence at tie 80 lthern
terminus of McDuffe street.
The weather for the past week has been
most delightful, and the farmers and gar
deners have made good use OF 1t.
Hog, hominy and hay: A good motto
for the farmers OF Anderson County and
there is no danger Of over production.
Messrs. J. A. Austin & Co. have just re-
ceived big lot of canned tomatoes which
they are Offering at the low price OF cents
q can.
Clerk Eood says he has written more
tax receipts this year than ever before, and
that there are very few city tax delin-
quents.
Mrs. Ella Hudgens, accompanied by her
charming daughter, Miss Maggie, was in
the city last week visiting her neice, Mrs.
J. T. Jones.
Mr.. ", Y. Miller has moved into his
new residence on South Main street. Ear:
J. J. Dodd will occupy the house vacated
by Mr. Miller.
The pe.ch trees are now in full bloom.
The local weather prophet says the trull
will not be safe until after the full moon
in this month.
Mr.. T ]. Hsnnon, Of Pelzer, has been
awarded the coniruct to make the brick
for the Walhaila Cotton Mil, and has com
menced his work.
"The Champion Clothier" is the title o.
an 8-psge illustrated paper The Means
Company are distributing among their
friends and patrons.
Married, on Wednesday, March 81, 1895
at Piedmont, by Rev. A T. Dunlap, Mr.
A. @ Carter, of Monroe, N. c., and Miaa
Mamie Tice, of Piedmont.
Be sure to read the spring advertisement
Of D. q. Brown & Bro. These gentlemen
will make 1t to your interest to see their
goods before buying elsewhere.
The Board of Health will soon order an
inspection of the sanitary condition of the
city. Have your premises cleaned up and
put in order, and avoid being reported.
The farmers are speeding the plow with
all possible diligence and doing their best
to catch up in their work, 30 much delay
ed by the great qusntity OF vet weather
Ralph Bingham, the Boy Orator." en-
ta1tained an appreoiRtive audience In the
Court House on Monday evening. The
proceeds were divided with the Methodist
Church.
Rev. A. W. Moore spent day or two In
the city last week representing the Pythldn
Journal and secured a good list OF subscrib-
ers. The INTELLIGENCER enjoyed brief
call from him.
Sleeves puff at the elbow now instead oi
at the shoulder. They are being made
now 30 woman can have her pockets in
them. The men will have hard time
then finding them
q, E Sey ybt's millinery department was
opened Monday, and looks like palace:
It was visited by number of ladies, and
Mrs. Crayton was kept busy taking orders
for new spring hnts.
The entertainment in the Opera House
last Friday night, under the management
of Mrs McSmith, was success. The
young folks acquitted themselves we'll and
pleased the audience.
The Board of County Commissioners
met last Monday and let the contracts for
working the public roads. The contrac-
tors are required to give bond for the faith
full performance of their duties.
DR.. J. Louis Gray, of this County, has
finished his course st the Bellevue Medical
College in New York, and has returned.
We extend him congratulations and wleh
him big success in his profession.
Messrs. G. F. Tolly, B. F. Whitner, P.
z. McCully and j. n. Sullivan left Mon
day for Knoxville, Tenn, to represent An