The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-03-29

WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1893.
DR.. W. B. Millwee, of Greenwood, Is in
the city.
Gen. W. W. Humphreys is visiting
Washington, D. G.
Congressman Latimer has gone to
Washington again.
Next Monday is salesday, and it is
likely to be dull one.
There seems to be an epidemic of mad
dogs over the County.
Mrs. Lula Hillhouse, OF GreenVille, is in
the city visiting her mother.
Read what Cunningham & Humphreys
have to say in their new advertisement.
Miss Lottie Brown is in Abbeville Wis.
iting ber brother, Mr.. Chas. D. Brown.
Miss Virginia Norris. of Westminster,
has been visiting relatives in this section.
Give the INTELL1aENCER chance at
your Job work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. T. c. Mcdowell and children, of
Helena, s. c., are visiting relatives in the
County.
Maj. E. B. Murray went to Richmond
and Washington last week on professional
business.
n. n. Blease, Esq, and Prof T. W.
Gary have been visiting their old home,
Newberry.
Mr.. John J. Norris has gone up in the
mountains to spend few days on bis
plantation.
Next Sunday is Easter. Many new
dresses and new suits will make their first
appearance then.
Unless we have aome more severe
freezes, there will be on abundance of
fruit in this section.
That man Minor, of the Ten Cent Store,
has something that will interest you in
bis new advertisement.
Consult our advertising columns and
you will know where to buy your spring
goods for the least money.
Mr. B. F. Shirley. former resident of
this County. but now q citizen of Elbert
County, Ga. was in the city last Monday.
Several wheelmen visited Belton few
afternoons ago on their bicycles. 1t took
them about three hours to maket the round
trip.
Miss Ruby Newell, of this County, has
been visiting the family of Mr.. Bolin AL
len and others in the Lowndesville Sec
ton.
Clemson College gets big lift in the
privilege tax. $45000 has been paid in
already to the State, all of which goes to
Clemson.
The Sullivan Hardware Company has q
new advertisement in another column.
Farmers should note the prices quoted on
cotton planters.
This has been very trying year on
early gardeners. However, those who
have not been so early may still have
about an even start.
Rev. D. E. Frierson, D. D., will preach
at Flat Rock Church next Sunday morn
ing, at II o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend the service
every time visit Anderson" said a
drummer the other day, II can see some
improvements going on. 1t is the best
town in the State" Sensible man.
Business has been quiet In the city for
the past week. The farmers are putting
in good time on their farms, and not
many Of them are visiting the city.
Mr.. 8 N. Brown, of Colum bis. has been
spending few davs in this section visit.
Ing relatives. The INTELLIaENCER en-
joyed pleasant call on Monday from bim.
Deputy Sheriff FAINT is on trip to the
far West, and it is said is on the trail Of
OK Policeman Trammell, who got into
trouble here during the last term of Court.
Mr.. Il. c. Shirley. of Liberty, 8. c., was
In the city Monday, and gave the INTEL
LrGENCER pleasant call. He came down
to visit his parents in Broadway Township.
Mr.. G. A. Milford, who has been spend.
| Ing the past nine months in Baltimore at
tsndinga pharmacy college, returned home
few days ago, looking hale and hearty.
Our young friend, Ernest Smith, Is now
doing business on Whitner street, next
door west of the telegraph Office. He will
sell groceries and confectioneries. We
wish you big success, Ernest.
Mr. E. E. Williamson has opened busi-
ness at the old stand Of Cunningham 81
Co. He will carry stock of groceries.
Mr.. Williamson is an energetic young
man, and We wish him success.
Ifyour neighbor borrows this paper to
read, which he surely does if he Is not a
subscriber, show him this paragraph that
he may know he can have the paper a
whole year for one dollar and fifty cents.
Mr.. F. T. Wilhite, manager of the Opera
House, has received letter announcing
the sickness Of Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page
in st. Augustine, Fla, and his en-
gagement in this city has, therefore, been
Cancelled.
Messra. G. W. FAINT d Son have placed
on our desk several very pretty Easter
cards, for which we return thanks. These
gentlemen have large assortment of Eas-
ter cards in stock at their Book Store, and
are offering them cheap. Call and zee
| them.
The Chester Reporter says: "Dr. G. N.
Hough has concluded to locate perma-
nently at Honea Path. where he has been
for the past two or three months His
many friends in this section wish him
great success in his new field Of profess
sional labor"
On Sunday at $50 p. m. the Sunday
School of Grace Church, kindly aided by