The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-05

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL S, 1893.
Spring chickens are in demand at fancy
prices.
See notice of assignee's sale in anothe
column.
The County Alliance meets next Friday
in this city.
The season for pic MICS and chiggers vii
soon be here.
The game law is low in force, and
should not be violated.
Old papers for sale at this office at &
cents hundred.
Some very fine carp haYe recently beer
caught in Seneca River.
The number Of bicycles continue to In
crease in the city.
Mrs. D. J. Simpson, of Toccoa, Ca, is II
the city visiting her parents.
Mrs G. e. Humphreys, Of Pelzer, is IL
the city visiting her mother.
The weather is fine, and the early gar
dener will soon be heard from.
Straw berries were selling in Charleston
last week at forty cents quart.
Mr.. 8. A. Hutchinson, of Elbert Coun
ty, Ga, was in the city Monday.
The ice cream and soda water season ID
approaching and the girls are happy.
Hunters Spring Alliance will meet
next Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
Mrs. A. S. Stephens has gone to Atlanta
to spend few weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. VIM. j. Middleton, of Savannah
has been spen ding few days in the city.
Monday was very quiet salesday.
There were not many visitors to the city
from the County.
Mr.. Barney O'Donnell. who is engaged
In business at Asheville, N. c., Is spending
awhile in the city.
The Spring trade has opened up very
we'll, and, of course. the merchants are
more than pleased.
E. F. Cochran, ESQ.,, assistant District
Attorney, is in Charleston attending the
United States Court.
A number Of charming young ladies
from distance will visit Anderson this
sprlng and summer.
Memorial Day. April %, will be the
next holiday. The day will be properly
observed in Anderson.
In various portions of the city the paint
er's brush is Frightening up the appear
ance of dwelling houses.
The clerks are now wondering If the
merchants are going to let them off at 6
o'clock p. m. this sumner.
The State Medical Association will meet
In Sumter on the 18th inst. See adver.
tisement in another column.
The hat dealers OF the city are display
Ing, We helieve, the largest stock of straw
hats ever brought to Anderson.
H. H. Watkins, ESQ.,, has rented one CT
Judge Co1's new cottages on Society street
and has gone to housekeeping.
Hon. 81. w. ). Ham, of Georgia, is ar
ranging to visit Anderson and deliver his
famous lecture in the near future.
Messrs. C. W. Young, of Pendleton, A.
]. sitton, of Autun, and G. W. Sullivan,
of Pelzer, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Matt Cooley, who is now So
journing at Williamson, was in the city
Tuesday, and gave US pleasant call.
Mr.. W. B. Magruder lost valuable
horse Monday night. It had an attack of
lung fever and died within few hours.
Rev. @. P. Watson, the popular pastor
of the Methodist Church, visited Green
Vile last week to hear Sam Jones' lecture
Prof. j. F. Rice, the popular Principal
of the Townville High School, was in the
city last Friday and gave us pleasant
call.
A local weather prophet says we are 60
ing to have more culd weather, and that
the fruit crop will not be safe until aftez
the 18th inst.
We are requested to state that the pub.
lie schools of Broadway Township will
close on Friday, 20th inst. Persons inter-
ested should govern themselves accord
ingly.
Rev. W. Parker will preach at the resi-
dence of Mr. A. A. Carpenter, in Broad
way Township. next Sunday morning at
IL o'clock. All are invited to attend the
service.
On Wednesday, 18th inst, the citizens
of the Antreville section will hold meet
ing at Center of Gravity in the interest OF
the high school which they are establish
ing there.
The grip is again epidemic in New
York and other cities, and it is of a more
virulent type than 1t was upon its frat
visitation, three years ago. We don't want
| 1t down here.
Last Sunday was most delightful Eae.
ter-s ty pical Spring day-and many new
hats, new dresses and new suits made
their appearance. The city Churches had
large congregations.
We are indebted to Maj. A. @. Hill, Of
Cavsis, Maine, for late Maine and Canada
papers and the March number Of the Blue
and Gray, a patriotic monthly magazine
published In Philadelphia.
Miss Amelia Brown and Miss Leila
Russell, of the Due West Female College,
accompanied by their friend, Miss Jennie
Edwards, spent Saturday and Sunday in
the city visiting their parents.
Memory is sweet to the man who can
look back over his past life and say truth
fully that he has wilfully harmed no one
been dishonest with no one, and friend to
all. Such a man ia q blessing to the