The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-02-12
LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, FEB. ~, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
Stxt Friday is st. Valentines Day.

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Mkt Friday is st Valentines Day.
Mr. F. T. White visited Wslhalla last
week.
The State Grange was reorganized in
Columbia last week.
Mrs ]. K Hood has been visiting her
mother in Due West.
Mr.. A. B. Carpenter, of GreenVille, was
in the city o few days ago.
Col L Blease. Esq Of Nawberry, is In
the city this week attending Court.
Only one more week in which to make
| your Return to the County Auditor.
Munyon's remedies are sold by Orr &
Sloan. See their new Advertisement.
Wind and rain have been plentiful
throughout this section The past week.
1t is said there will be more candidates
| for the County Offices this year than usual.
Some OF the "wool hat boys'' are kicking
| against the increase in price Of dispensary
goods.
An annual eclipse of the sun will occur
tomorrow, put it will be invisible in this
country.
There should be a city ordinance against
breaking glassware of eoy description on
tbs streets.
Col in. Brown, OF this city, secured
5000 of the new bond issue by the national
government.
Capt. T.. G. Stribliug. Pendleton, 8. c.,
offers q lot of fine brick for sale. See ad-
vertisement.
a meeting of the Board Of Assessors has
been called by the County Auditor. See
advertisement
Mr.. Phos. ". Carwile, Of Edgefeld, s.
c., was registered at the Chiquola last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. D. J. Tucker, Of Hopewell Town
ship, lost a valuable horse last Sunday
night from the distemper.
Messrs. r. r. Todd and F. T. White
ara in Charleston this week attending the
Grand Lodge of Masons.
Our young friend, John E. Wigington,
Of Newell, was in the city Monday and
gave us a most pleasant call.
Representative Breazesle came up from
Columbus this week to. look after some
business in the Circuit Court.
A keg Of wbiskey was seized at the
Savannah Valley depot Monday evening
by the State constables and police
Do you not feel bad every time you read
the IN~rELLIGEHcER and think about that
subscription which is still unpaid?
Wenow rave clubbing rates with Frank
Lqslie's Popular Monthly and Frank Les.
lia's Pleasant Hours. See notice on the
4th .page.
Great reduction in the prices Of jeans
and other goods is announced by Brown
lee & Vandivers this week. Note what
they say.
Remember we will send you the Char
| leaton Weekly News and Courier and the
INTELL1aEEoER for one year for 81 25, cash
in advance.
"Tha' District School" in the Opera
| House next Monday and Tuesday even
ings will attract q large audience from
| present Indications.
Why don't you bring US any personals
| or news items you know Of? We cannot
see and hear everything, and We are apI-
ion to print the newe.
A few DAYS ago one Of Anderson Coun-
| tvs substantial citizens subscribed for ed-
dilional stock in the Anderson Cotton Mill
Ito the amount of:S.0 600.
A Negro boy committed suicide in Wal
bella q few days ago. This Is something
| unusual for q negro to do. and we believe
| the first we ever heard OF.
Clothing, hats ard mems furnishings
can be secured at q bargain at the grand
clearance sale Of the Means Co. Read
their advertisement carefully.
jas. f. FAINT & Bro have in store a lot
| OF chestnuts imported from Italy. They
are two or three times as large as the
chestnuts grown in our section.
Little Leila Tins. daughter of Mr.. j. P.
Tins, of the Five Forks section, who has
been very sick with p%neumonia for some
time, is now convalescing, we are glad to
shy.
Married, on Tuesday. Jenuary %, 1895,
Rev. w. B. Hawkins, Mr. Edgar Hall and
Miss Brittle Chamblee, all Of Anderson
County.
* Mrs. John. D avis died at her home in
NINETY Six last week, aged about 80 years.
IShe YVES the grandmother of Mrs. James
FL Bswley, of this city, who attended the
funeral.
We have not heard from several Of our
County correspondents in some time.
Wake up. friends, and let the people know
the happenings Of your respective neigh.
borhoods.
Some unusual bargains are being offered
ty G. F. Jones g. CO., as will be seen by
reading the prices quoted in their new ad-
vertisement this week. 1t Is Of especial
interest to the ladies.
Our young friends, Eugene Eskew and
Newton Bolemau, are low clerking fol
Brock Bros, hardware dealers OF this city
snd will be more than pleased to serve
their friends at any time.
Our clever little friend. William Todd,
lost a leather pocket-b boob. containing
Sl.S5. on the Court House Square Tuesday
! afternoon, and if the fiuder will return i
to him he will be more than pleased.
Cadet w. Hampton Carpenter, of thit
County, son of a. A. Carpenter, won tht
gold meadal, offered by Lieut.. 4. @ Don
aldson. for e1cellency in the military de
partment at Clemson College for 1895
In their new advertisement this weef
Brock Bros. remind our readers that they
have anticipated the farmers wants ant
are prepared to supply them all the farm
ing tools they need. Read their advertise
ment.
The G. A. Reed Music House Is now ful
of pianos, organs and musical MERIDIAN
disc, besides sewing machines. buggies
carriages and harness, and everything j
being offered al low prices. See new ad
vertisement.
The Pickens Sentinel Of the 9Th inst. says
"Mr. White, of Pelzer. was married II
Miss Lucie. g daughter Of 4. s. Whitmire
last Sabbath. The ceremony was perform
ed by W. F. Hendricks, Magistrate, o
Dacusville."
Mrs. Polly Williams died at the horne o
her son, Allen Williams, near Houea Path
'br the lst inst. at the ripe old age of 81
years Two children survive her, a hus
band and seven children having preceded