The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-28

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY ss.
There are some pretty flower gardens in
Anderson.
Attention is directed to Todd Bros new
advertisement.
The soda water fountains are doing a
lively business.
Capt. Thos. F. Hill spent few days in
Charlotte last week.
Mr.. j. 81. Maxwell, Of Greenville, spent
Monday in Anderson.
Mr.. G. T. Bigby and bride have return.
ed from their bridal trip.
There are very few loalers in and
around the city just now.
Cotton is down to the very lowest point
and all feed stuffs are high.
Miss Maggie Simpson, of Pendleton, is
visiting relatives in the city.
May cherry pies are one of the luxuries
OF the dinner table just now.
Rev. r. H. Smith and family have gone
to Seneca to spend few weeks.
Some of our early gardeners are now in
dulging in new crop Irish potatoes.
F. G. Whitner, Esq, of Greenvile, has
been spending q few days in the city.
Cut-worms are said to be playing the
mischief with some of the young corn.
DR.. T. J. Crymes, of Pelzer, has located
in Greenwood for the practice of dentistry.
Miss Hermine Smith went down to
Beech Island last week to visit relatives.
Read Cunningham Bros. new adyer-
tisement in another column. It speaks
for itself
Plan to bring out the resources of the
farm to the best advantage Make every
part pay.
Some very fine honey is being brought to
the city, and is selling from 10 to l2i cents
per pound.
G.. C. Featherston, Esq, of Laurens, has
been spending day or two in the city
with his parents.
The round.trip faro from Charleston to
Anderson has been fixed at $1205 for the
summer months.
The reason why men succeed who mind
their own business is because there is 30
little competition.
Messrs. Eugene and Will. Crayton, of
Georgia, are now at their old homes
spending few days.
A few days ago Mr.. D. E. Carlisle, of
this city, sold seven-months-old pig that
weighed 303 pound net.
The season for big snake stories has ar.
rived, and we may look out to see the
record broken this year.
Next Monday is 6alesday. No land Is
advertised for public sale and the day
will no doubt be quiet one.
DR.. w. 81. Todd will conduct the Y. NJ.
G.. A. meeting next Sunday. Subject:
THE True Vine."-St. John, Nv.
Mr.. 81. h. Sullivan, who has been
travelling through the Northwest for sew
eral weeks past, has returned home.
Smokeless powder is all right, but the
ends of science will not be achieved until
some one produces smokeless cigarette.
The Presbyterian Sunday School pic mic
at Tolly's Spring last Friday was most
delightful occasion, especially to the chill.
dren.
Mrs. 81. N. Reid. of Augusta, is in the
source of much pleasure to her many old
friends.
Mr.. A. B. Towers has new ADVERTISE
ment in this paper. It will pay you to
read it, as he is offering some rare bar
gains now.
turkeys ell the chickens that they can get
and 500 dozen of eggs. Read their new ad.
Vertisement.
Lucy, an infant daughter of Mr.. r. R..
Beatty, Of Hall Township, died on Sunday,
18th inst, and was buried at Deans on the
day following.
Don't worry yourself, farmer, to death
y
hayn't good stand OF cotton, try and
make it up on some other crop.
Two more weeks and We will have the
South Carolina Medical Association with
US, and We should do our best to make
them feel at home in Anderson.
We were glad to meet our old friend,
Mr.. o. H. P. FAINT. of Pendleton Town.
ship. in the city last Monday. He Is
holding his own remarkably we'll.
The Ladies' Store is Offering some rare
bargains in dry goods, and our readers
should call and see them at once. See
what is said in the new advertisement.
Mr.. Felix E. Watkins has accepted a
position to go on the road and sell shoes
for the Anderson Shoe Factory. He will
travel Tennessee for the next few months.
Just keep track Of them this summer
and you will find that nine-tenths of the
people drowned were good swimmers.
The chap who can't paddle stays on dry
land.
Mr.. D. 81. Hammond believes adverts-
ing pays. He has already sold some Of the
property which he is offering in his adver-
tisement, but he has more to put on the
market.
Ifyou have subscribed to the building
fund of the Y. M. G. A., don't forget that
the second installment of your subscrip-
ton has been called for and is due next
Monday.
On and after next Monday the business
houses of the city will close their doors
every afternoon, except Saturday, at 81
o'clock p N. This will continue until lst
September.
The Columbia Record presents very
neat appearance in its new dress. The
Record is bright afternoon paper, and de-
serves liberal support from the business
men of Columbia.
The festival which the Pioneer Firemen
intended having last Friday night and
which was postponed until next Friday
night, has again been postponed. Due
notice OF the time will be given.
Correspondents must remember that
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