The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-16

Good middling 81
Strict good middling. .... 81
There is 8 demand for good milch COWS
Z now: ,-s553s9
Local items are about as hard to get hold
Of as dollars. I;
Wedding bells will ring again in the city
In the near future.
The measles are making their rounds
through this section.
Mr.. Miles N. .sitton, Of seneca, spent
Monday in the city.
Sheriff Bolt now has twelve boarders a.
the County ex pense
The farmers did not lose many minutes
on their farms last week.
The small boy with his fishing tackle is
making it lively for the minnows just
5 now.
There was considerable fall Of hail in
several sections of the County last Friday
night
Mrs. J. n. Holleman is making visit
to the home of her parents in Oconee
s County.
Mrs.SE. W. Brown, II, has gone to
orapgeburg to spend q few days with her
j parents. - z..s,,s
The ffnit crop was not SO oseriously dam.
aged Sby:: the recent cold spell as was 6rst
s supposed. 8. = =
1850 IN, - ..,SnkJa,,f or a,o..-k r1l...
Falls on Friday, 24th inst, will attract q
big crowd: :sl.,s, 20.
Gardening is in full blast, but it will be
! late In the season before we have many
vegetables.
Rev. H. B. FAINT occupied the pulpit Of
the Baptist Church last Sunday morning
and evening.
The Anderson Steam Laundry is doing
considerable work for residents of neigh
boring towns.
n The streets were crowded with people
last Saturday, and the merchants were
keptquite busy.
SIS Mrs. E. D. sey bt, of Newberry, is spend
ing 9 fewweeks in Anderson with her son,
L Nj, !. u. seybt.
Bacon and corn continue to advance in
price The price Of cotton, however, does
not change much.
- The Sun says there Is q probability of
Prof. Willis, OF this County, becoming
citizen Of Hartwell.
81 This section; has never witnessed more
I beautiful dsyi than last Sunday. It was
fine day for showing off new hats. new
& dresses and new suits.
Mr.. q: q. Evans, the popular railroad
I the city with: his parents.
Mr. q. %. Watson, OF Ninety.Six and
.aMr. ". n. Holland, of Laurens, spent
Tuesday hight in the city.
a boy who is frequently chastised both
H by his mother and grandmother speaks OF
them as spanking team.
sss Mra. Margaret Harris has had very
meat cottage erected at the corner OF CAL
3 shoun7and East Boundary streets.
Mr.: TIM. White had the misfortune to
4 lose ,his fine AyeEshiEe = eeT last Monday
From present indications Anderson will
SShaye the biggest building boom this sum-
i mer ahe has ever had in her history.
On account OF the absence of the pastor
from the city, there was no preaching in
the Presby terrain Church last Sunday.
rs W.B. McGrnder has gone to Atlanta for
"a lot OF horses, and will be here this week.
Wait until he comes il you want a horse.
sIt,is said that this Spring is similar. to
4 that of ,,65, when no work was done until
8 May---and, good crops were made that year.
ass A concert viii be given at an early day
& sinsthes Opera House BY some OF our best
8 amateur talent, for the benefit of worthy
object. *,
The friends Of Mr. J. q. Jones are glad
to see him out again, after his long illness.
We hope hewill soon be restored to his
usual: health.
An: important meeting Of Trinity ALI
il Iance:w1ll be held next Saturday afternoon
ssat 2 % clock. The members are urged to
attend promptly.
Nv. L. Miller, Of Abbeville. spent Mon
y day night in the city. The INTELLIGEN-
{ GER was delighted TO have call from him
Tuesday morning. d
Messrs. G. f. Tolly, P. K. McCuily and
s tending the annual meeting Of the Grand
3 Lodge Of knights Of Honor.
An exchange says that the latest rules
lin polite Society is for gentleman to
( carry two hand dkerchiefs, one as 'show-
& err and the other as q "blower."
a. G.. Means has paralyzed the town
S$on his 81 80 snits. They are excellent
value. for the price, and would advise all
wanting clothing to call and see him.
Alice is the name of new postofice
that has been established in the lower sec
4 tion Of the County, on the Ruckersville
route. Foster Anderson is the postmaster.
The County Commissioners have an i'm
portant notice in this paper in reference to
removing distractions from streams.
s Read it and govern yourself accordingly
4 q. Mr.. " m. H. Jones, of Johnston, s. c.,
4 special agent of the Penn Insurance Com
pany, spent last week in Anderson, with
- his brother.in:law, J. w. Quattlebaum,
5 Esq.
"a gentleman, who ordered his paper
! stopped the lst of January, has again en-
tered his name upon our list. He says he
can't keep house without the INTELL1eEN.
GER.
NTH. c. Shirley, native Of this Coun-
ty, but who has been citizen of Central
for number of years, has recently moved
to Liberty, where he will engage In busi-
ness.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ben. A. Daniels
4 for an invitation to attend the 50th ami
versary celebration Of the Maryland Col.
lege of Pharmacy in Baltimore on Friday,
18th inst.
John E. Breazeale. Esq, will conduct
the meeting Of the Y. M. G. A. in the
Opera House next Sunday afternoon.
Subject: "How can We return to God ?"-
= Deut. 4-29.
Mai. John G. Capers recently delivered
an address at Pelzer embracing the sub
ject of ''The Genius Of Individuality" It
was listened to by large and attentive
audience.
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