The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-04-25

10 CAL NEWS
49, @ THURSDAY, APRIL Is.
The price Of cotton has advanced little.
Judge Norton, OF Walhalla, spent Mon.
sday In the city.
Spring chickens are bringing fancy
prices In the city.
The flower gardens in the city present a
fine appearance just now.
t5gs Be sure to read the new advertisement
Of the Sylvester Bleckley Co.
There win be. no politics or candidates
i to worry the people this year.
g Mrs; I. Z. Haddon, of Abbeville, spent
"a few days in the city last week.
The South atlantic for April. is on our
y \ table, and we find it full of interesting
IS s. matter.
There lis now residing in Anderson an
18:year.old young man who weighs 275
pounds.
fiS Miss May Johnson. Of Walhalla, is in
IS the city visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Breazeale.
The Anderson Building and Loan Asso-
citation has commenced the erection Of FIVE
IS new cottoges.
Miss Gertrude Brown, Of Williamson,
9s has been spending few days in the city
with relatives.
3S The Spring trade has fairly set in, and
our merchants are getting; rid of their
B goods rapidly.
Now is tho time for strangers to come to
Anderson and make Investments. Real
estate Is cheap.
sss Next Tuesday morning all of the bells
the city will ring in honor the Wash
IS ington centennial.
5 Mr.. @. Wardlaw has found his fine dog.
His advertisement in the INTELIleENoER
Y secured It for him.
Bee keepers are now busy hiving new
colonies of bees. They are swarming
every pleasant day.
Mr.. James 81. Bewley, of Laurens, is
spending q few days in the city visiting
8 his mothers family.
Rev. II: P. Bell, Of Richmond, Va, is in
the city visiting his brother. His many
= friends are glad to see him.
SIS Miss May Bell, Of Walhalla, is spending
s. fen. days In the city, visiting the family
of her uncle, MIR. s. Bleckley.
Miss Florence Thompson, one of Wal.
halla's popular young ladies, is in the city
visiting Mrs. @. G. Cummings.
The annual pic mic at Slabtown takes
place on the second Saturday in May, and
s promises to be a pleasant occasion.
Our correspondents are requested to
send In their articles for publication so as
/, to reach us not later than Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Church, of Washington,
D. c., is spending few weeks in the city
with her cousins, the Misses Whitner.
It is not long now before the early Gu
: cumber will get In its work. Then the
physicians will have genuine pic mic.
The Floral Fair is being held in
Il Charleston this week, and quite num-
4 ber Of our people have gone down there.
In obedience to the proclamation Of
President Harrison, services will be held
Sin one or more Of the city churches next
Tuesday.
Our good friend, Mr.. r. E. Sloan, of
Pendleton, paid the INTELL1aENoEE a
call last Thursday. Time deals gently
with him.
An Anderson merchant says that al
J though his clerks are very talkative dur
ing the day, they are always ready to shut
up at night.
'S7 gMr. CHI Carter, of this County, who is
now attending school at Dallas, Ga, has
been spending few days at home with
y his parents.
Mr.. IL. Snipes, representing Mr.. Ca.
3 Reeds Music House Of this city, went to
Pelzer last week and sold five organs and
two pianos.
Mr.. F. e. Watkins horse was badly ipjur-
ed last Sunday by running against wire
fence. he was cut across from one shoul-
der to the other.
The Young America Cornet Band will
give an open mir Concert on the Court
Z House Square tomorrow (Friday) after
noon, at 6 O'Clock.
Grace (Episcopal) Church was beautifully
decorated last Sunday, Esster Day, with
Z flowers, wresths, etc, and was greatly nd.
mired by all who saw it.
Mr..Joel c, Keys, who has been SPEND
ing the past several months at Darlington,
8. c., buying cotton, has returned home
to spend the Summer months.
Il is said that the bees have made q
very large crop of honey SO far this spring,
as they have had plenty of blooms and
flowers from which to gather it.
Capt. W. $. Sharpe has invited a num-
y Der of the young people of the city to
visit his beautiful home on Seneca River
next Tuesday and spend the day.
Married, at Pelzer, 8. c., on Sunday,
April 81, 1889, by F. A. Daniels, Notary
Public, Mr.. Preston Grant and Miss Mag
gle Bolt, all Of Anderson County.
The Rev. Francis P. Mullally, D. D.,
: formerly Of South Carolina, has become
pastor of the Scotland church, Dakota,
and began his work there March 10th.
Mr.. Frank DuPree, of Abbeville, but
who is now engaged in business in
Charleston, spent day in the city last
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