The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-04-14

LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL I, 1892.
Next Sunday Is Easter.
We have had great variety of weather
lately.
The pnblic schools in District No. 9
(Savannab) will close next Friday.
To morrow is Good Friday. If you
want to you may plant your beans.
Mr.. Henry Garrison has gone to Bow
ersville, Ga, to spend few weeks.
Several communications have been
crowded out of this paper for want o.
space.
Mrs. Baylis Maxwell has gone to
Charleston to spend few weeks with her
parents.
Every candidate will have 10 run on his
own hook and paddle his on canoe this
year. There will be no coat tail swinging.
Never hesitate about encouraging every
enterprise that tends toward the upbuild.
ing of the community in which you reside.
We were glad to greet Capt Geo. T.
Bryan, the genial representative Of the
Georgia Central Railroad an the city last
Friday.
Mr.. W. J. Craig, division freight sgent
IT the Central Railroad, was in the city
1rpc a1a 40 II 4
greet him.
Misses Hattie and Cora Crowther, two
popular young ladies of the Aatreyille
section. Abbeville County, visited friends
In the city last week.
Exercise your right as free citizen of
choice. and don't "cuss out'' your neigh
Dor for exercising his right.
Read what J. P. Gossett & Co. have to
say on the first page. These gentlemen are
displaying some fine shoes for the Spring
season, and yon should see them.
The, public schools Of Broadway
School District will close May lst. The
teachers OF that District should take no.
tice and govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. James q. Bewley, formerly of An.
dersor, but who has been citizen of Lau.
rens for number of years, has been ap.
pointed to a clerkship in Washington,
DO.
Before buying your Spring goods be
sure to read the advertisements in the In
TELLIaRNcER. and you will know where
Ito go to get the best goods for the least
money.
Gen. J. H. Earle. Of Greenville, and J.
W. Quattlebaum, of this city, have formed
. q partnership for the practice of law, as
will be seen by referring to their card in
smother column.
A slight change was made in the sched-
tile Of the S.. V. r. r. last Sunday. The
train arrives here an hour later and leaves
an hour earlier. We will publish a cor
,Eect schedule next week.
Now is the time to improve the condi-
ton of back yards. Let every bit of old
rubbish and stuff that will breed malaria
be disposed of. The sanitary officer will.
be noising around soon.
We publish an interesting letter this
week from our young friend, Rev. Mar.
shall 0. Ligon, who is now living in Ore.
aSon. We know it will be read with uu-
usual interest by our readers,
We have received an invitation to attend
and participate in an entertainment ten
'dered BY the Merchants Week Associa-
zion In Savannah, Ga, beginning MAY 9th.
We know it will be royal occasion.
There will be a special Easter service, in
the ID. 4. Church South, next SUNDAY af.
ternoon st O'Clock, under the AUSPICES of
the Juvenile Missionary Society, to which
the public are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. J. L. Glenn, Supervisor of Regis.
tration, hiss moved his Office to the Coun.
ty Treasurer's Office Read bis notice in
another column, and remember that there
are only two more days in which to reg
lister.
A popular writer of the present day
says: "Man wants woman to do as she
likes, dress as she likes and think as che
likes" We suppose that woman will
without protest agree to this little arrange
ment.
Mr. Jas. D. Campbell, the efficient
atenogrtpher of the Seventh Circuit, was
In the city few days ago and paid his re-
spects to the INTELLIGENcER. Mr. Camp.
gone to Tennessee to spend few days.
Our young friends, Cadets ". s. Lee,
Jr., and J. ]. Burriss, Of the s. c. NJ. A..
have cent us neatly printed copy of the
preambls and resolutions adopted by the
City County Of Charleston in reference to
the recent burning of the Citadel building.
The Ladies' Memorial Association will
meet in the Opera House on Friday after.
noon, 22nd inst at O'Clock. All the la
dies of both the city aud County who feel
interested iE this noble work are cordially
invited to attend this meeting. Remem-
Der the date and hour OF meeting.
Mr.. ]. L. Haynie, of the GreenviIle Mu.
sic House, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Pailie, and son. Edward, was in the
City Saturday. and gave the INTELLIaEN.
GER pleasant call. Des pi.e the cry of
hard times, be says he is disposing of
plumber Of pieacs and organs every week.
The Board Of Trustees OF the Womans'
industrial School meet In Ande son to.
day to select site for the school build
ings. The City Council has appointed
MeaDs to meet the Board with carriages
and escort them over the city to view the
several sites offered.
The Sunday School Institute will meet
at Whiteplains Churh in Williamson
Township. on Saturday before the third
Sunday in May, ct 10 o'clock g. m. An
interesting program is being arranged for
the occasion. All who feel interested in
Sunday School work are cordially invited
to attend the Institute.
1t is noticeable fact that the farmers
are sticking closer to their farms this saa-