The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-04-07

THURSDAY, APRIL I, 1892.
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Last Monday was an unusually quiet
Salesday.
Read the new advertisement of the Ten
Cent Store this week.
Miss Annie Jones. Of Hartwell, Ga, is
visiting friends in Anderson.
Be sure to attend the meeting of your
Democratic Club next Saturday.
Mr.. J. E. Crayton and wife, of Seneca,
have been visiting relatives in the city.
Judge w. T. Cox has gone to Alabama
on business trip. He will return Friday.
The Sullivan Hardware Company has a
new advertisement in this paper. Read
it carefully.
The weather prophets now claim that
the cold snaps and wood bills are overall
save the cook wood.
Mrs. DR.. Mitchell, of Westminster, is
spending few days in the city visiting
her mother, Mrs. Bewley.
Capt. W. r. White, the genial manager
of the Hotel Chiquola, is visiting Augusta
and Savannah this week.
From the present outlook the brick
layers and carpenters will be kept right
busy In Anderson this summer.
- Mr.. O. Geisberg is now in Linden.
Texas. where he has been engaged by q
Land Company'to boom the town.
MI. B. g. Epperson is again in charge
OF fthe T. Il. q w. G. r. r. as Superinten-
dant, with headquarters in Augusta.
The postal authorities have decided all
mail matter printed in imitation of type
writing shall be subject to letter postage.
w. L. Miller, Esq, of Abbeville, spent
day or two In Anderson last week and
him.
Next Tuesday, 18th inst. the Board of
Trustees will be in Anderson tor the pur-
pose Of selecting the site for the Industrial
School.
Nearly every town and city in the State
Is contributing to the relief fund for the
starving Russians. Anderson ought to
make q contribution.
Mr.. Henry Cox, Of this County, return
ed lest week from trip to Northeast
Georgia. He was very favorably i'm.
pressed with that section of our neighbor
State.
Miss Leila Russell, who is one of the
teachers in the primary department. of the
Due West Female College, spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city visiting her pa.
rents.
Mrs. Ssllie billiard died at the home OF
her son, Mr.. Baylis billiard, near Seneca,
last Friday night, aged sc years. Her
husband, who is about the same age, sur
wives her.
"Abe Lincoln's first fogging at School'
Is the name of q very suggestive painting
now on exhibition at Messrs Fant's Book
Store. It is the work Of Mrs. McSmith,
and is for sale.
The farmers and Merchants Bank has
placed limited number of Safe Deposit
Boxes in their fire and burglar proof
vault, which they will rent very low. Call
and examine them.
Our young friends. Mr.. W. r. Hubbard
! and DR., Ralph W. Brown, have been for
ssvaral days receiving the congratulations
OF their friends. The formers is a boy
and the latter's girl.
The s. y.R. r depot is again open and
the trains over that road stop there now.
MT. W: Z: Zimmerman, tarnerly agent at
Troy, 8. G., has been appointed agent and
has assumed his duties,
We would again say to our friends that
We are compelled to charge for all obitua.
ries and tributes of respect where thew
exceed ten lines. THIS is a fale of all
wellestablished newspapers.
:, o. E. vanWyck minded in his new ad.
Sertsement too late for this week. In
LOOKING over live sec he has received his
stocs: OF straw hats and Oxford ties, and
wants the gentlemen TO call and see them,
Unfortunately the big, sweet-toned bell
Of ths Methodist Church has been cracked,
and cannot be used. Until new bell is
secured, the services in the Church will be
regulated by the other Church bells of the
city.
Therewill be no services in the Presby.
terian Church next Sunday, as Dr.. Frier.
son Will be absent attending Presbytery in
Walhalla. Col. j. w. Norris is represent.
ing The Anderson Church in the Presby-
eery.
The Floral Fair takes place in Charles
ton April d and 20, and promises to be q
big success. The railroads will sell low
rate aickets, and the grand ''old city By the
sea" will be visited by large crowd of
visitors.
Tae Republican County Convention has
been called to meet in Centennial Hall in
this city next Saturday, 9th inst, at 12
gates to the State and Congressional Con.
ventions.
Master Murray Riley, son of our towns.
man, Mr. J. G. Riley, has quite curiosi-
ty in q four legged chick. which his grand.
father recently gave him. The chick
promises to grow to the full estate of
chicken kind.
Prof. ]. B. Watkins, the clever and &C.
complished Principal of the Honea Path
High School, spent last Friday and Satur-
day in the city discharging his duties as
member Of the County Examining Board
OF teachers for the public schools
The very latest fad in an engagement
ring is heavy band Of gold that looks like
number Of little rings welded together
and fastened with knot on top; on TAX
ing it OF it separates and becomes chain
long enough to be used as bracelet.
Rev. W. P. O'Donnell, of Scranton, Pa,
and Mr.. Frank ODonnel, of Sumter, s.
G.. have been visiting their relatives,
Messrs. John and James O'Donaell, in
this city. The first named conducted SER
vicas ir st. Joseph's (Catholic) Church on
Sunday.
BaptiM Courier: "Dr. L. NJ. Aver, of
Lake Weir, Florida, died few weeks ago.
Or. Aver was useful Church member, a
skillfal physician and an active and prom
fnent citizen in his adopted home. He
was native of this State and son of the
Rev. L. NJ. Aver, of Anderson
The City Council has been petitioned to
extend AicDuffie. street through to Green
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