The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-04-10

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the P. B. &. w. @. r. r.
Col. and Mrs. J. D. Maxwell are visit.
ing friends in Charleston.
a local weather prophet says We will
have another freeze this Spring.
You can beautify your premises now by
using little whitewash. Try it.
Look up your registration certificates,
Democrats, you will need 1t this fall.
81: 81: salesday did not attract large crowd to
the city. The farmers were too busy.
A new waltz is called Economy" and
strange tosay, thegirls are all practising it.
The cotton season is about over. Occa-
sionally q few bales are seen on the streets.
Messrs Roddy d Whitner have large
force OF hands at work on the water works.
There will be two or three candidates
for State Senator from this County this
year.
Capitalists who are looking for place
TO invest their money should come to An
derson.
By all means don't neglect your gar:
dens Money spent on them is we'll in
vested.
Superintendent Talcott. oii The c. & g.
: r. r., spent few hours in Anderson
Tuesday.
The wonderful phonograph, or talking
machine" was on exhibition in the city
: last week.
Easter Sunday was very pretty day.
sA.iewlnew Spring dresses and few straw
!. hats ventu1ed out. - y
There win be preaching at Good Hope
I Church, In Corner, Township, next Sun
day, at the usual honr. ra:g
Rev. W. Z. Boggs, of Pickens, preached
an impressive sermon in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday night.
The Anderson Dramatic Club will open
; the Opera House with an interesting play
the latter part ofthis month
Judge w. F. Cox will attend the South.
Serns Baptist Convention, which meets
5 next month at Fort Worth, Texas.
z, Memorial Day will soon be here. We
hope our noble women will bear it in
mind, and have the day properly OBJ
J. served.
Miss P. Erskine, at Pendleton, has an
attractive stock of millinery goods, which
she is Offering at low prices. See adver-
ttoement. ss:,se ...g;s5s g:s.-...,..,
!. Easter Services in Grace (Episcopaf)
Church last Sunday were especially inter.
esting, and the Church was tastefully
decorated. 5.i..-..,,.a.o
COLI John J. Dargan, Of Sumter, will
deliver the annual address before the Lit.
erary Societies Of the Patrick Military In
stitute on June 18th. .I.
Rev, LIN. Roper, a astudent Of Fnrman
. University, spent last Sunday in the city,
land preached both morning and evening
in the Baptist Church.
The lot of damaged cotton saved from
the recent: fire at the g. &c. depot wss
!. sold last Monday to E. Schaeffer, Of
Toccoa, Ga, for $500.
a Committee from the City Council Is
inquiring into the cost of erecting a big
!. bell tower and the price Of large bell to
be used as fire alarm.
Age Was never so painful subject to
any woman as it is to the boy who is try.
ing to raise his first moustache and court
atwenty-fye-year old gir..
ST traYel three States" said drummer
the other day, "and see more life and
proEressiveness in Anderson than any
other plare in my territory"
The brick and other material for enlarg-
ing the G. q g. depot is being delivered
at the depot. The extension will be at
thewest end Of the building.
.-s! Let every farn,e1 bear in mind that one
acre, well prepared, msnured and culti-
:: waited, will make more corn and cotton
than two acres slouched over.
Persons living along the G. & G. R. r.
between Greenville and Newberry can
now visit Anderson, buy a bill Of goods
and return home the same day.
Mesars. W. Y. Holland and John Snow,
of Hartwell, Ga, spent Monday in the
city. Mr.. Holland is still sufferer from
the effects Of his railroad accident.
The new.train from Newberry came in
on time Monday, and brought about forty
passengers from various points to the
city. Capt. Ed. Motto is in charge of the
train.
Mr.. 81. Wren, Of Due West, has &C.
cepted the position of foreman Of the shops
Of the Sullivan Manufacturing Company,
to succeed Mr.. J. M. Smith, who has re-
signed.
Now. that ills settled fact that Ander-
Son Is to have water-works and electric
lights, the next best thing we can secure
is the Graded School system. What say
you, citizens?
Mr.. w. D. Carson, son of Mr.. J. A. Car.
son, of the Five Forks section, who has
been attending school at Lexington, KY,
has returned home, and gave the INTELL1-
aENoER a call Monday.
Prof. W. L. Brown, the capable Prinoi-
pal of the Antreville High School, spent
last Friday in the city, and it gave us
pleasure to meet him. He reports his
school in fine condition.
All bitterness should be kept out of the
coming campaign. We are all Democrats,
and, after the August Convention acts, we
will all be for the same man. Let US be
careful then of our tongues.
MI. Robert W. Hunt, Travelling Ras-
senger Agent. and Mr.. J. A. Anderson,
Soliciting Freight Agent, Of the P. r. 4
w. @. R. R, spent last Friday in the city,
and gave the INrELL1oENCER pleasant
call.