The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-04-11

ssaasaas sUt4A 1AsA sAoAeAIo AoSo Pu1SGaSsss.
The trees are fast udding out, and in a
sSfew more weeks they will be clothed in
their beautiful robes Of green leaves.
Every farmer should see the Palmetto
Hoe, which IS being sold in the city by E.
". Taylor g Co. See advertisement.
Miss Ida Brock, one of Honea Paths
most popular young ladies, is in the city
Wishing her sister, Mrs. II. x. Sullivan.
Our streets begin to look like the Sum-
ner season ls approaching. Inc farmers
Ssare busy, and do not come to town often.
S The evening prayer meetings at the
Presby yterian Church have been changed
from Wedneseay evening to Friday even
ing
Russell, of this County, who
has been spending several weeks in
Washingson, returned home a few days
I ago.
DR.. ls. W. Brown. has decided to locate
lin the city, and offers his services to the
public. His card appears In another col.
enmn ss :7,=. .:
The City Council has given ;he Sullivan
Hardware Company an order for 700 feet
sof new rubber hose for the Fire Depart
.ment.
The drummers say they see more life
and energy being displayed in Anderson
than il any other city or town in the
State.
;f Rev. ". Wolling and wife have
sailed for Brazil. Mr.. Wolling does not
expect to return to America for five years
ssor mora.
.s&sas MI. c. B. Owens, one Of Pelzer's most
popular and energetic young business
Smen, paid the eINTEL11aENcER pleasant
& call last: Friday.
We have already received several inyi-
:stations from friends in the County to
visit them this Summer and eat water
{ melons and peaches.
SIS: Several Of our citizens ere speaking of
@ visiting New York during the Washing.
ton Centennial It will be cheap and, no
doubt q pleasant trip.
Last Saturday was one Of the most disa-
Egreeable days this section has expert
.senced In q long time. The wind was
high, and 1t blew all day.
So ss;s Mr.J. 8. Fowler has sold quite NUM-
Der of new buggies during the past few
days. Another indication that there is
iderable money in the country.
Mr.. r. Des. Bacoti of the firm Of. Bacot
&: Bro, Patent Brokers, Columbia, s. c.,
I has been spending few days in the city.
visiting his sister, Mrs. E. W. Taylor.
81 Our young friend, T. s. Crayton, Jr.,
has returned from Florida, and has decid-
-.dd take q trip to Europe this summer,
lin company with Mr.. Eugene Milford.
The Sunday School at Mt. Pisgah
Church, in Brushy Creeky Township, was
re-organized last Sunday, and Mr.. R. P.
3s1.Sss "'-7 = e.s.'N > 90 =. '0Auans.
This is the time of year to clean up your
premises. All lots and yards should be
! thoroughly cleaned. and kept in, a clean
condtlon al through the summer season.
- a snn6,7 sohool @,,.. ou.on;.aa -
I Monnta;n snr;ng cbn,cb ;n RMsbv
Greek Township, on Last Sunday, Mr..
W.s 8. Murphy was elected Superinten-
dant.
Anderaon ;s ATTRACTING .oood dool If
Z: attention inst now and f. ia = tho dntv of
our citizens to never let an opportunity
& pass to put In word for the good old
& town.
- Messra TT Orr and a q wel,e of
s47reanv;lle and Mt, Tr;hhla ~ th;s
4 city, have formed partnership for the
practice oflaw. See card in another col
81 sumn.
a bunch of KEYS was picked nm on
: Main street. near the Military Institnte.
- -
{ last Sunday. The owner can get the
keys hy calling on the School Commits
: aoner.
Married at Asbnrv cbnrch IN snndav
April 8. 1899 at II o'clock. q. m. bv Rev
y. =. Philips, Mr.. J, s. Mcclellan, and
Miss Lutte Hembree, all of Anderson
County.
Mr. 81. E. Henderson of Piedmont ia
now with Massrs n " Rrown & Sons
of this place. He would be glad to have
Z his friends call on him before making
I their purchases.
M a Evins Rrowna has accanted .
nosition with Massra c, 8 Minor S N
the proprietors Of the aTen Cent Store, y