The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-04-02

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G. 6. LANGsroN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Next Monday is salesday.
Every body is complaining of the search
ty OF money.
The Baseball and picnic season is fast
approaching.
Note the changein Messrs. Hill Bros
advertisement.
The dry goods stores look as if Spring
had surely arrived.
Some of our citizens are longing for a
dish of turnip salad.
Tomorrow is Good Friday. Are you
going to plant beans.
Remember, the National Bank now
closes its business at 2 p. M.
County Treasurer Frierson has an i'm
portant notice in another column.
Another car load OF negroes passed up
the Road last week on their way to Ar
kansas
NJ essrs. Geo. w. Fant 4 Son have some
beautiful Easter cards in stock. Call aid
see them.
Several car loads Of fine beeves have
recently been shipped from here to
Charleston.
The Anderson Dramatic Association
will begin rehearsing another interesting
play shortly.
The contractors are anticipating regu
lar building boom in Anderson this
Spring and Summer.
been delightful We hope the back bone
of Winter is broken.
Next Sunday is Easter. The services
in the Episcopal Church that day will be
unusually interesting.
Miss Minnie Gilreath. one of Green
ville's fascinating young ladies, is visit
ing friends in the city.
A few fruit trees in the city are in
bloom. Its the general opinion that we
will have an abundant fruit crop.
Garden work should now be pushed
vigorously. Every hours work spent In
your garden will repay you ten fold.
Rev. T. r. Bell. has gone on: q visit to
the Exposition. His pulpit will be sup
piled next Sunday by Rev. l.. II. Aver.
Mr.. Rufus Fant's dwelling house has
been completed, and he and his excellent
wife expect to go to housekeeping this
week.
The insurance adjusters haye been here
during the past week adjusting the losses
of those Of our citizens who were recent
" burned out.
Col. Lewis Campbell says we will have
two frosts in May He bases mis- predic-
ton on, the ground that we had two fogs
during February.
Tho Court House Square was crowded
with wagons Monday. Nearly all Of
them left town loaded with fertilizers
and heavy groceries.
The town Of Abbeyille seems to be
crazy on the railroad subject. Tho Able
vile papers last week contained nothing
else but railroad talk.
The sun has crossed the line, and Win
tor is blowing oyer. twill all come right
in few weeks, and people will be asking
where to go to keep cool.
The Grand Lodge of. the Knights Of
Honor Of South Carolina will meet at
Chester on the 10Th inst. Capt. P. 4. Nc
Gully is the delegate from the Anderson
Lodge.
There Is considerable talk In ,Walhalla
about extending the track of the Blue
Ridge Railroad, 80 that the trains may
run up into the town, and not stop mile
this side.
Atthe annual Convention of the State
Y.M. e.. A. held recently in Columbia,
our rtownsman, H. G.. Scudday, Esq, was
elected q member Of the State Executive
Committee.
Mr.. A. i. Welch, whose warehouse is
on Depot strest, Is always prepared to
furnish you with hay and bran, He has
also q lot Of excellent buggies on hand.
Give him q call.
Married, in this city, at the residence OF
the officiating clergyman, on Thursday,
william Smith and Miss Minnie Long.
All OK this County.
The Methodist Sunday School is talk
ing Of having on excursion to some point
during the month of May. Last Sunday
morning committee was appointed to
see If the arrangements could be made.
We are requested to announce that the
regular meeting Of Pomona Grange has
been postponed to Saturday, 18th inst, at
which time the members are earnestly
urged to attend punctually for business.
By arrangement of the pastors, on and
after next Sunday the services in the va
rious city churches will begin at II o'clock
q. m. This change makes the time for the
meeting of the Sunday Schools half
hour earlier.
Mr.. J.. E. Holiday, of Greenville Coun-
ty, has had two cancers cut from his face
recently. DR.. Harris, of Relton, per-
formed the operation, assisted by DR.: r.