The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-04-18
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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 1s.

Sz on. QeCK.
Mr.. Geo. 6. Hodges, Of Abbeville, is in
the city.
Anderson will soon be using home
i made Ice.
Don't be in too big a hurry to pull off
your, fannels.
Prosperity and progress is the watch
word Of Anderson.
sss Tie Court House officials are having an
Is easy time just now.
Mrs. J. B. Lewis has gone to Marietta.
& Ga, to visit relatives.
S.. Anderson's next step will be for water
works. We should have them.
Mrs. E. NJ. Rucker has gone to Virginia
to spend several months with relatives.
So "a number Of otr young men will visit
Charleston next week to see the Floral
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. n. Maxwell, of Green
vile, spent last Saturday in the city with
relatives.
The public schools Of Hopewell Town
I ship. District No. z, will close on Friday,
18th inst.
Miss Annie Anderson, OF this County,
4 is in Augusta visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
~. Todd.
Our people are locking forward to the
s.Tisit OF Rev. Sam. Small with great deal
Hof pleasure.
s., Tho small grain crop is looking 6ne,
7 and there is q good prospect for an abun.
Sdant harvest.
Mrs. w. A. King, Of Florida, will
spend the summer in this County with
her relatives.
s. Memorial Day is near at hand, and 1t
should be observed in Anderson. What
say our ladies7
Misses Minnie and salne Clinkscales, Of
the County, are spending few days in the
3s city with relatives.
Mr.. =. g. King offers TO pasture imi-
ted number Of cows at q reasonable price.
See advertisement.
It is about time for some Of the weather
/ prophets to announce that re are going
Ito have a dry summer.
Misses Lizzie and Olive Thornley,, two
sof Pickens's harming young ladies, are
visiting reb Ies in the city.
ILL ard has lost two cows, a
sofersar trd for any information con-
6cerningt M. See advertisement.
MrI u. Geer, Of this city, has curl
sosityil ne shape ofa four-legged chicken.
1T is gro ring, and gets about with ease.
- Miss Luta Bewley, who has been on an
extended visit to her brothers. family at
B Union! s. O., returned home fews days
ago.
The Sons Of Temperance will meet this
{Thursday) evening. Several new mem
bars will be initiated. All the members
are urged to attend.
50 DR.. r, F. Diver recently visited Elber-
!, ton, Ga, for the purpose of estimating the
cost Of supplying that town with water
I works, fire engines, &c.
Gen. r. r. Hemphill, Of the Abbeville
Medium. spent last Thursday night in the
city. and during his stay paid his respects
ito the INTE11IaENoER.
The Piercetown Farmers Alliance will
meet at Piercetown next Saturday after.
noon, 10th inst, at O'Clock. ALI of the
members are urged to attend.
Rey.J. s. Murray is in Columbia this
week attending meeting of the State
: Board of Education. He will also visit
relatives at Darlington before he returns.
The general opinion is that we are now
past the danger point, and that there will
! be mo. more frost this season. II this
I proves true, there will be an abundant
!. fruit crop.
Our sanctum was honored with brief
call from charming young lady Tuesday
morning, who desired to subscribe for the
INTELLIaENcER. Such visit always
does US good.
Mr.. W. W. Robinson, who has been
attending the Business College at Lexing-
ton, Ey:, passed through the city last
Saturday on his way home at Level Land,
Abbeville County, 8. G.
The Hunters Spring Farmers Alliance
will meet next Saturday, at o'clock p.
M, and all of the members are urged to
attend, as business Of Importance will
come before The meeting.
Mr.. Oscar Hammond, formerly OF An
derson, but who is now drumming for
Memphis {Tenn. ).house, isspending few
days in the city. His friends are delight
ed to greet him once more.
No one has ever known season when
80 few robins have appeared around here
as this year. Heretofore>they could be
seen by thousands on every side, but this
year We have not seen fifty all told.
One OF our popular bachelors has re-
Gently organized a "courtiug class" He
now has two very apt pupils, and hopes
to have several more in short time. His
terms are, it is said, quite reasonable.
Mr.. J. P. Todd, of Townvllle, has NOV
cd to the city, and has opened black
smith shop on Jail street, opposite the Jail
He is good workman, and deserves a
liberal patronage. See advertisement
Columbia Record: "Mr. J. c. McFall,
very efficient pharmacist, Of Charlotte, N.
O., has accepted position with DR.. o. e.
Thomas, and will be glad to wait upon
the many customers of Thomas drug
store.'
The annual picnic at Cooley's Bridge
takes place on the first Saturday in May,
and extensive preparations are being made
for the enjoyment of those who attend this
year. It is most beautiful place to have
q picnic.