The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-23

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4 Spring chickens are in demand at fancy
$ prices. 49,. So 5.
this. week. S - .s,,..5s.
eottageis advertised for rent. See ad. I.
Vertisement.
Lawn tennis t,.quite popular game in
s Anderson. now. s.:s:sss.,
Every. other citizen you meet is brag
gins on. his garden.
Messrs. Jones, seybt & Co.'S. new adver.
hsement speaks for ITSELF Read it.
Dr.. RALPH W. Brown will conduct the
meeting CT. the Y. N. @. A. next Sunday
afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Green aquite busy now
hunting up the delinquent taxpayers of
the County.
Mr.: Paul Brown, Of Jacksonville, Fla,
/ Is visiting the scenes Of his old home in
this County.
An Anderson merchant says that by
another season Anderson will have cot.
ton compress.
IS Miss Mamie Pool, accompanied by her
little brother, Master Bailey, has been vis-
siting Due, West.
ss Rev. Dr. J. L. Burroughs, of Augusta,
will preach in the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning.
Miss Matte Jones LETT Anderson last
Monday to- attend the bedside Of sick
AZ large crowd of our citizens will go
down to- Calhoun Falls tomorrow to at
tend the auction sale of lots.
- Mrs. J. B. Davenport, Of Augusta, Ga,
with her. two children. are in the city, vis-
4 iting her sister, Mrs. J.. L. Mauldin.
Mr.. a.; Schilleter will furnish refresh
:ments for all who desire something for
5 the inner man at Calhoun Falls Friday.
a. small fat key was picked up at the
PostofRce q few days ago. The owner can
get 1t by calling at the INTELLIaENcER
Office. -. -:
g; An exchange says the corners OF q girls
mouth tnrn mp until she Is twenty after
that age they begin to turn steadily down
ward.
Rev. a. g. Stepp, OF Honea Path, spent
last Sunday In Anderson and preached in
8 the Baptist Church both morning and
evening.
An exchange says when two girls meet
: they kiss. When two men meet they
don't. This shows plainly who want kiss
\ ing the most.
Suppose ne have an electric light placed
/ on the Court House clock, so us fellows
who carry Waterbury watches can tell the
time of night.
John e. Hood, Esq, who has been
spending the past three weeks at hisold
home Due West. returned to Anderson
Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Anderson. an industrious col
2ored man living in Rock Mills Township,
! had the misfortune to- lose 8 valuable
mule last week from collie.
Mr. W. 3. Earle. who is q a:student OF
3Furman University, is spending few
days at hia home in the County. he is
just recovering from an attack Of the mea-
eEles.
Married. on Thursday evening, April
ZIG, 1891, by Rev. G. G. Harman, Mr.. Jesse
IL Fant and Miss Susie Rush. eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Hugh Rush, all Of this
County.
Married, on; Thursday, April 16, 1891, Of
: the residence Of the brides mother, by
Rev. G.. n. Rogers, Mr.. Harvey Kelly and
Miss Z. J. Johnson, all Of Anderson
County.
The Augusta Chronicle, says: .The
poem, To the River Choptank, by m.
~. @. s. in the Anderson INTELLIaENCER,
4 is sweet and musical, and considerably
above the average"
The fishing season has opened, and the
editor gives notice that no anglers story
sofgreat catches will be believed unless the
teller thereof brings and leaves a mess at
these headquarters.
sSA compound of Dithylsulphondime.
4 Ethylmethane and Ttichl ORA Getty ldimethyl-
sphenylpyrazalon is said to be good-or
rather. bad-for warts. Most persons
would prefer warts
~ Ice cream and strawberries will be sery-
ED by the ladies Of the Working Society OF
tho Baptist Church In the vacant store
room Hotel Chiquola, Friday, oath, COM
mancing at si1 o'clock.
Teacher: Where do we obtain coal,
Freddy :? Freddy: From the coal beds,
& ma'am. Teacher: Right! Now, Jimmy,
where do We obtain feathers Jimmy:
From the feather beds, ma'am.
Rev. C. q. Harmon will begin a pro-
$ tIacted meeting next Saturday night, at
New Hope Church, and viii: continue dur.
Ing the week following. It Is to be hoped
that much good will result from the meet.
ing.
- Maj. Frank Glenn has been confined to
! his room ever since his fall reported sew
eral weeks ago. he is at the home Of his
son-in-law, Mr.. ]. P. Smith, near Equal
ity. The INTELLIaENEER hopes soon to
hear Of his recovery.
Several negroes were before the Mayor
Monday morning under charge OF gam
6 bling on Sunday. They plead guilty.
Their fines, together with the fines of sew
eral other Sunday law-breakers, aggre.
: gated seyenty-seven dollars.
4 Our clever mountain neighbor, the
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/, ,larged and otherwise improved. The Cbu-
: .rier has always been one Of our most
valued exchanges. and we are glad to
note this evidence of its prosperity:
a round-trip ticket from Anderson to
Calhoun Falls on tomorrow will cost you
!. 81. go. For the accommodation of those
who expect to 60 down, the morning
train win not leave here until O'clock,
I an hour later than it's schedule time.
Mr.. J. B. Cox, of Honea Path, has Sc.
cured the agency in Anderson County for
the HAlliance disc fender cultivator and
$ cotton hoe combined" It is not cotton
chopper, but machine that thins the cot.
ton and takes out the grass, and 1t costs
only $500
Abbeville Medium "There is q shoe
+ mandatory. in operation in the town Of
Anderson. Some of their goods are On
sale at this place, and too much can
not be said in praise OF the style and finish
Of their shoes and the quality of the ma
terial used"
Greenville has organized q fire insurance
Company, with capital Of 100000. This
Is step In the right direction. There is
an immense sum OF money paid out in
Anderson every year for fire insurance,
and local company here, we believe,
would pay.