The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-03-26


S. Give them call.
A citizen predicts that Anderson will
double its population within the next
two or three years.
The price of cotton does not vary much.
- Z. Many Of our farmers are yet holding q
portion of their crop.
S!z Mrs. Ralph W. Brown reached Ander-
son last Friday from Arkansas, and was
given cordial welcome by her friends.
Prof H.:H. Watkins, Of Furman Uni
Ssversity, Greenville, spent Saturday and
S Sunday in the city visiting his brother.
:. Misses Ssella-and Pearl Smith, two of
Walhalla's most charming young ladies,
q spent last Saturday shopping in the city.
The State Sunday School Convention
meets In Laurens next Tuesday. Auder
3 son County ought to be represented there.
s8 The City Council has purchased large
e fire bell, which will be placed in tower
Z to- be built on or near the Court House
Square.
MI. Howard Edwards, Of Darlington,
has been spending a few days in the city
with the family Of his uncle, Rev. J. S.
Murray.
sss Mr.. W. J. .tRoddey, Of Rock Hill, gem
Society. spent a day or two in the city
last week.
Virgins ia. at it again. He says there
WIll:be q big snow storm this month (he
doesn't say where) and q terrible earth
quake in 1892.
AS sooness the weather will permit
move around and get your gardens started.
A9 few early vegetables come in well about
r the 1st of May.
The Y. NJ. O. A. OF the Patrick Military
q Institute will sand two delegates to the
State Convention, which meets In Charles
= ton next month.
~ The meeting, of the Y. NJ, G. A. in the
Opera House next Sunday afternoon viii
q be conducted by Lieut.. R. a. Few. Sub
ject: Obedience.
Avery dangerous counterfeit of the half
eagle or five dollar coin, has just been dis
4. covered. Its detection is task of diff
calty sven to mint experts.
It does Us good to go away from home
land. hear the many complimentary re-
marks made about out growing city and
her many new enterprises.
Rev. G. G.. Harmon will preach at
Il Smiths Chapel on next Sunday morning
S at the usual hour, and a! Ebenezer in the
afternoon at half past three O'clock.
Mr.. C.. M. Guess, of this city, has gone
{. to Fort Hill to work on the Clemson Col
lege buildings. He is fine carpenter,
and his work always gives satisfaction.
Tho Enterprise is the name OF the new
g paper which made its appearance at Ian.
caster, g.. O., last week. It is neatly
printed, and no doubt will meet with sue.
y cess.
Our young friend, W. NJ. Smith, of
Piercet0wu, who has been attending lee.
S. lures in the Medical College at Charleston
for the past few months, has returned
home.
On and after the list of April the Banks
3 of the city will close their business daily
having business there should make note
of this:
Attention is directed to the advertise
@ mant Of Mr.. A. n. Osborne, who is pre-
pared to build you q house or furnish you
with lumber. If you expect to build give
6 him q call.
The Juvenile Missionary Society will
have an Easter service In the Methodist
Church next Sunday afternoon, at
e o'clock. The public generally is invited
s. to attend.
There will be meeting Of Clinkscales
Alliance at Mt. Bethel school house next
I Saturday evening at half-past6 6 O'clock.
The members are requested to be prompt
in attendance.
~ Every stranger who visits Anderson is
: impressed with the energy, zeal and push
- displayed on every side. We have the
best town in the State, and we must keep
~ it moving ahead.
The young ladies of the Presby
Church will have Strawberry Festival
s. in the Temperance Hall on tomorrow
Fridsy) evening. Patronize them, as the
object is worthy one.
Since last Saturday we have had some
charming weather, but at this writing
"Wednesday morning) the clouds are
again in sight, and the indications are
LQat VIZ WALL nave more rain,
The INTELLIGENcER job Office keeps on
hand full supply of land deeds, mort.
cages, liens, contracts and other blanks
When you need anything of the sort, send
us your orders. Prices low.
The Anderson girl doesn't say any
more "Im stuck on him." but she says
AHis personal magnetism is such that my
heart, though not as rule susceptible
6 yearns for his gentle presence"
Mrs. Margaret Harris & Co. have opened
restaurant next door to the Ladies Store
onBenson street. When you visit the cit,
and want something to eat, give Mrs
Harris call and you will get it.
The first auction sale Of lots at Calhoun
Falls will take place on Friday, Apri
4th. Read the advertisement in anothe
column. and be sure to attend the sale
Excursion rates on the railroad.
Mr. Whit. Robinson, Conductor o.
the 2. R. & w. G. r. r., between Green
the misfortune to break his collar bone, j
spending few days in the city.
The road machine recently purchased
by the City Council Is doing some goo,
work on the streets. 1t takes four mule
to pull the machine, and Policeman Ros
knows how to handle the reins.
Messrs. Orr & Sloan will have in fin
lot Of early corn, both white and yellow
ina few days, and if you want to be sur
of a crop plant a few acres Of 1t. It vii
mature before the droughts commence.
Mr.J. 7. G. Jones, Secretary, request
us to announce that there will be meet
ing Of the Starr Alliance on Friday night
the 9th inst. AL Of the members ar
urged to be there promptly at Z o'clock.
Mr.H. 4. Sullivan, OF this city has ac
cepted position with big manufactur
ing Company in St. Louis, and will trave
the next three months in the Northwes
selling machinery to dealers. Mr.. Sn!li
van ls an energetic salesman, and tn