The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-19

Three OF fsAnderson's young men visited
Abbsyille last Sunday on their bicycles.
Miss Chriatine vonBorstel has gone to
Virginia to spend few weeks with friends.
The cut worms are doing considerable
damage Sin the vegetable gardens of Che
city.
Mr.. Frank Muphy is now reading law
In the office OF Messra. Murray & Wat.
I kins.
There very little sickness in this sec
tion, and the doctors are having a quiet
time.
The straw berry crop promises to be one
OF the best seem in this section in several
wears.
Che early gardeners are Dragging on,
their ts.ps. You ought TO see them after
Miss Ilittie White has gone to, Green
Vile to sttend the marriaSs Of her friend.
Miss Carpenter.
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In q lady dress OF the prevailing FASH
ion, about one-third Of the material goes,
{ into the sleeves.
People who visit the Cemetsry and
Churchyards should not pluck the flowers
tom the graves.
Our Devil is wondering who is going to
be tho first to send a basket Of strauber-
rles TO this of1ca.
John q. Meeks and wife, of Dallas,
1 Texas. were registered at the Hotel Chi
quola last Sunday.
Mr.J. q. Collins, who is DOW making
his home at Chester, 8. O., Is spending a
few days In thepity.
The soda water season has opened and
IS orr& Sloan are ready to serve refrsshir 6
drinks to the public.
The beautiful water oaks on onr streets
! attract The attention and admiration Of
every visitor TO Anderson.
Editor Todd, OF onr neighbor, the Josr.
I ma, moved into his new. dwelling house
on Franklia street Tuesday.
Messrs. a. N. Todd q Co. now keep the
celebra.sd Excelsior Spring water from
earatogs, N. T., on draught.
The prospect for a fine wheat crop is
) very promising in this County. and. the
fali osts are looking well, too.
This section has been visited by light
frost several mornings during the past
week. No damage was done.
g. g. Bruce, OF Townville, has been
spending = lew days in the city selling
Wrights Patented Tanning Process.
Maj E.B Murray has accepted an in
yitation to deliver the alumni address at
the Commencement exercises of Furrnan
University.
The Sunday School of the First Baptist
Church fthis city has determined to sup.
) port an orphan at the Connie Maxwell
Orpbanage.
Il . q
Mrs. L. L. Hyde, of Cincinnati, is In the
city visiting her neice, Mrs. N. r. Green.
Her many friends in this section are glad
to greet her.
The school at Starr will pic mic at Hard
scrabble on Saturday, 18th inst. The pub
Lie ia cordially invited to attend with well
filled baskets.
Reports come from various sections OF
the prevalence of dysentery nearly every
where. It lis attributed to sudden changes
ofthe weather.
IF our city authorities would make ar
rangements to sprinkle the streets during
: the dry season they would receive the
thanks Of Us all.
Anderson's population continues to in
crease. We have the best town in the
State, and We must have some more man
nfacturing enterprises.
The Floral Fair in Charleston takes
place on May 2 ands. This occasion st-
tracts large crowd Of visitors from the
np country every Spring.
~ II. n. Watkins, Esq., was summoned to
Honea Path a fey days ago to attend the
bedside of his mother, who was reported
20 be in dying condition.
We would suggest that the Board OF
Health have general cleaning up of all
the lots and premises of the city residents
before the warm weather arrives.
Our Hollands Store correspondent
; chronicles the death of Mr.. Thos. J. Hol.
iand. which will be heard with sorrow by
his friends thsoughous the County.
The fall session OF the South Carolina
Presbytery will be held at Good Hops
Church, in Corner Township, embracing
Che third Sunday In September next.
A lady's oblong broacb, set with pearls.
and lock Of hair inside, was lost in the
city few days ago. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the broach at this Of
flee.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, il Hart County, Ca, on April 9,
1893, by Rev. F. M. Cole, Mr.. P. r. Pull
Zen, of Fair Play, s. O., and Miss Sallie E.
Martin.
Tho r. q D. R. r. will sell round trip
tickets from Anderson to Savannah dur
ing the Merchants Gala Week for 81. As.
Tickets on sale May 7lh to 18th, limited
to the 18th.
It is eaid there ere three persons who
want to be appointed keeper Of the dis.
penssry in Anderson. It is the general
opinion that a majority of the freeholders
OF the city ere opposed to establishing a
dlspensary In Anderson.
j. IL. Williams, Anderson's only white
barber. is now supplying his patrons with
most excellent preparation for removing
dandruff from the head, and every one
who has used it speaks very highly Of it..
tits known as "deadshot dandruff eradi-