The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-10

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1893.
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Eggs are scarce and in demand in the
city.
The P. ". I. Commencement is just one
month of.
Read the local notice of Dr.. Qlllliau in
another column.
Improvements are going on in nearly
every section Of the city.
$50 Mr.. g. a. Hutchinson, OF Elbert County,
Ga, was In the city Monday.
Is The early gardener is now epjuying
some OF the fruits of his labor.
The indications are that Winter has, st
last risen from the lap Of Spring.
Mr.. Baylis Maxwell and family expect
to go to the mountains next week.
Several OF our early gardeners are feast
Ing on home-raised peas and potatoes.
A number Of our citizens are in savan-
nah enjoying the Gala Week festivities.
Children's Day win be observed in the
Presbyterian Church on the fourth Sum
"A 25 pound cat fish was caught in Seneca
River . few days ago and brought TO the
city.
AAgS Capt. 2. x. Norris has gone to his sum-
mer home in the mountains to spend u
isa days.
Rev. "A. Z. Patterson will preach at
Concord Church next Sunday morning at
II O'Clock.
M Services are being held in the Metho-
dist Church every night this week and are
wen attended.
Business Is holding up very we'll, and
the people generally are paying cash for
what they buy.
Miss Mamie Donaldson, Of Greenviue,
is In the city visiting her brother, Lieut..
T. @ Donaldson.
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An old gardener says aow ISIS the right
time of the moon'' to plant your main
crop Of potatoes.
The price Of cotton does not vary much,
though The market has been q little Rrmer
the past few days.
~ Mayor Tolly has been spending few
days in Elbsrton, Ga, visiting his ,laugh-
tor, Mrs. Wilcox.
The Clerk Of Court has received the pen
sion money for the widows Of the; old SOL
& dlers In this County.
The new front TO the Peoples block on
Brick Range is about completed and is a
great improvement.
The INTEILIaEN0ERl Job Office does all |
I sorts Of Job printing. Send us your or
ders. Satisfaction guaranteed.
There Is an ordinance against fast driv.
ing on the streets of the CITY, and it should |
be enforced BY the authorities.
sis The County Commissioners have an Inn
3 portsnt notice in another column in refer
encs to cleaning ont streams, etc.
Mr.. Mason Muller. of Lnwndesville, has
= recently accepted q position with the G.
a. Reed Music House, in this city.
Mr.. Warren D. Maroney, Of Spartan.
( burg, after an absence OF Eve years. is in
& the city visiting friends and relatives.
It seems that the oat crop will be abort
in every section Of the South, and this
will have its effect on the price of corn.
Our young friend, Leland Frierson, who
is Q student of the Presbyterian College,
Clinton, s O., is spending few days at
home.
The drummers say business has dropped
off suddenly in overy section, and think It
Is likely to remain SO for the next three
or four months:
Fires and oFercoats have felt comforta-
BILE for the.past few days, and many per.
sons who had laid aside their aannels re-
GREETED their act.
Capt. Walden the popular Conductor on
the 8. v. r. f. has been off of duty for
q few days resting and recreating at his
homein this city.
Young Mother-"D Don't you think baby
very much like his father 2" Lady visi-
tor Yes, I do. But don't worry. He
may grow ont of il"
s.3s J = :
Mr.. E. e Henderson has formed part
i nership with Mr. g. 4. Leak, and is co.,
Quoting family grocery and meat mar
ket on Depot Street.
IF the present fashion develops much
further, it will take nineteen yards of
goods to make a dress and twenty yards
more to make the sleeves.
4 Rev. O. T.. Martin has gone to Nash
Vile, Tenn, to attend the Southern Bap-
tist Convention, and there will be no SER
vices in his Church next Sunday.
We have received an invitation to at
tend the fifth annual commencement of
che Montevideo (Ga.) High School, which
takes place to day and tomorrow.
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About seventy five persons boarded the
Savannah Valley train Monday morning
for Augusta to attend the stockholders
meeting Of the P. r. d w. @. r. r.
DR.. J. ID. 'Bosworth will deliver a lee.
ture especially to young people at Honea
Path next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
All are invited to attend the lecture.
Mr.. A. T. Newell has returned home
from an extended trip through the North
west, during which he visited Chicago and
witnessed the opening Of the Worlds
Fair.
Who can give correct answer to the
following question: IF {. man cells
horse for $50, buys him back for $50, them
reaells him for slOo, how much does he
maker"
Mr. Frank z. Harrison, of walhalla,