The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-03-17

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OCAI; NEWS
THURSDAY, MARoH II, 1892.
Thev violets, hsaeinth and jonquils are in
bloom. ~
Very few robins have, as yet put in
5 appearance.
County politics will not heat up much
DR.. 3. F. Diver spent few days in
Spartanburg last week.
Ths Court House officials are having
s MET, easy time just now.
Push your garden work when the wealth
81 is suitable. It will pay you.
The ccnstitatio'. and the INTELLIaEScER
both for $500 9 yeas, II taken now.
Street cars will be running in Anderson
ere many mors months pass away.
Miss Willie LeRoy, of Lowndesville,
has been visiting friendsin the city.
]. hf.:Williams the barber, now occu-
SIS pies q room over Hill Bros. drug store.
Officer Henderson, of the Grsenville po-
lice force, spent Monday night IN the city.
There are said-to be at least 5000 bales
OF cotton still nndlsposed of In this Coun.
The anderson Yarn Mill Is the next en-.
y terprise that win be- erected in our grow
Ing city.
Mr.: Hicks, the weather prophet, pre-
diets aome severe weather between now
and April s1st.
Green goods, circulars are going
through the mails again. Don't be de-,
csiyed by them.
Peach and plum trees are blooming.
The old folks say We will have an abund-
sance of fruit this year.
s. hstcontraetors say there will be more
year than ever before.
Read what Messrs. A. N. Todd & Co.
say 10 theirnew advertisement, which ap-
pearsin another cclnmn.
The City Clerk has an important notice
In antther column, which should be read
By allsof the city taxpayers.
AZ. Thos. a. :Mureah, who was endicted
for killing. r. 6. Biahop,. was tried in Un-
liant week and acquitted.
Eggs are getting plentiful. And, by the
way it Is said that more money Is spent
for eggs than for .breee iE this country.
We wish to remark that city residents
keep them ont Of their neighbours garden.
let US all be more grateful and hope:
that this year will BE- crowded with good
wcrku and croWned. with many rich bless.
! ines
Tho drummersc continue to visit Ander-
3 son IA; droves. They say we have got the
best town In the sonth, and we believe
them.
lie stood on tho porch at midnight, and
her lips he gently pressed but the old
4 man gave theisignal, and the bull dog did
therest,
TIE Teachers Association meets next
Saturday In this city, and School Commis.
4 aioner Wardlaw is anticipating large at
I tendmce:
The whoopings cough and measles are
an epidemic In some sections Of the State.
We have heard OF no cases of either in
Anderson.
This section, for several days past has
been feeling the effects Of the severe biz
zard that passed over the Northwest last
Thursday.
Miss Mary Simpson, of Toccoa, Ga, and
Mfs. II; "a. Sherardi, of the Corner, are
visiting the family OF Mr. @. G. Simpson,
! near the city;
Tho Southern Baptist Convention meets
In Atlanta in May, and afnumber of Bsp-
lists from this County contemplate attend
Ing the meeting.
When yon borrow money you borrow
trouble, but at the same time you some.
times increase the trouble OF the fellow
& who lends 1t to You.
The County Commissioners, on account
sofs the railroads not paying their taxes,
are unable TO pay any claims prior to the
& 1st Of last November
Nesrly every town and city In the State
has contributed something to the relief
!: fund for the starving Russians. Anderson
shonld do something
There seems to be NO hope for rise in
cotton. Therefore stick TO yonr plan of
3 raising your own supplies and making
cotton the surplus crop.
AZ the Pickens Court last week George
Arial was sentenced to be hung on the
Manse Birden last November.
Col. ]. a. Earle, OF Greenvlll ), will de.
liver the anniversary address before Ers-
ina College, at Dne West, at the approach
Ing Commencement In June.
We regret to hear that our venerable
Eiend, Mr.. w; .;E. Eskew, of the Denver
section, IS s:ill confined to his room, and
that his condition does not improve.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
@. Andrew will be glad to learn that their
3 little son, Willie, who has been very sick
Tor segerti weeks, is now convalescing.
The city editor OF the Greenyille Ne,us
need nCt trouble himself about the loca.
ton OF the Industrial School. That ques-
tion is settled. and Anderson is the place.
Col. i. Orr. of Greenville, has accep.
ted an invitation of q number Of the DEM
ocrats of the County to attend the mass
meeting to be held in the Court House
next Tuesday.
Prospects are favorable for agricultural
operations. tt is said that the farmers are
fofther advanced with their crops than
they have been in several seasons at this
time OF the year.
Messrs. W. @. Lee and T. w. McCsrley,
who are In charge OF two sections of the
Bazaar or Ten Cent Store, have something
TO say to our readers. Read their adver-
tisements carefully.
Daniel Webster was once asked: "What
Is the most important thought yoa ever
hadW he replied: 1.-THE most important
thought I ever had was my individual re.
sponsibillty TO God"
Mr.. w. A. Harper, who has been doing
business on North Main street, has rented
The room next Ido0r To Mr. g r. CRAIG on