The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-03

zssE.s Es.E5LOCAI NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MAYS 1898.
The woods are beautiful with wild flow
/ era.
Spring chickens are in demand at q
fancy price.
q crinoline has struck the town by
daylight yet.
The Court House officials are having an
easy time just now.
Miss Rlla Bolt is In the city visiting her
brother, Mr.. C. F. Bolt.
Miss Emily Diyyer has been visiting
relatives at Tocooa, Ga.
ME-. and Mrs. g. II. Groves have gone to
yalhalls 10 spend a few weeks.
We regret that We can't attend all the
pic mics We have been invited to.
The showers of the past few days have
been gladly welcomed by rybody.
Mr.. .s. Burton, OF Due West, was in
the city = few days, ago and called to see
/ as.
The pic mic at Cooley's Bridge next Fri.
day win attract Big crowd Of young peo.
ple.
s a cat may look the very picture of iu1o-
.Scsnce, but don't leayeit aloE. with ca
nary
a local weather prophet says We may
expect q frost about The time of the new
% moon.
The frat home-raised Strawberries for
this season appeared on the market last
week.
y VIII the melchants adopt the early clos
ing i'm May or June? The afternoons are
growing very long:
Mr.. w. p. Stevenson, who lives two
Smiles north Of the city, has a lot Of fine
potato slips for sale.
& Miss Mamie Hawthorne, one Of Due
Vests popular young ladies, is n she
city visiting friends.
Ger. y q, Earle, Of Greenyille, Is spend
ing 9 few days In Anderson, where he, is
4 slwass . welcome visitor.
Commencement season Is approaching,
and tie woods around high4schools and
colleges are full of orasory.
Messrs. b 3. Jones, ]. r. Bridges andJ
"a. Alexander, of Piedmont. gave the IN
!; ;TxLLIaENoER call this morning.
Mrs. Barbara Brock, OF Honea Path, has
been spending a few days in the city via.
lapg her daughter. Mrs. Leila Sullivan.
Mr.. ". =. Holland, Of Hartwell, Ga,
vas In the city Monday. His many
friends here are always glad to greet him.
The BInda hare blown OFF fruit enough
from the trees 10 max what remains come
sto excellent maturity. The crop will be
large.
John 3. Hood, Esq, onr popular and
efacient City Clerk, has been spending a
few days under the paternal roof at Due
West. s.s s ss5.
~ Rev. ~ T.s Matthews, the evangelist OF
the South Carolina ;Presby terry, is con-
4dacting . series OF meetings at Roberts
Church this week. =zs:ss5
Are YIN going to the Worlds Fair 7'''
has become almost as monotonous an in.
quiry as the summer salntati IN: rs It
hot enough for you2'' 4
~ An exchange says you can tell more
about man's character by trading horaes
with him than you can by hearing him
( talk in prayer meeting.
Next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Doctor Bosworth win lecture at Mt. Pis-
8 gah Church to young people, especially
young men. all persons invited.
Mr. Z p. Smith viii carry six Or Sc ven /;
car loads Of people on his excursion to At
lsnta this afternoon. Mr.. A. schillstter
viii furnish, refreshments on the train.
RsY. W. B. Hawkins will preach at
Meals Greek Church next Sunday AFTER
nooD, at a O'Clock. The friends Of the
congregation are cordially invited to at;
tsnd the services. ...
sssS There will be q pic mic at Hopewell on
Saturday, Asy 18th. Everybody Is cor
dislly invited to attend and bring well
& filed baskets. There Will be an address in
the afternoon on "Courtship..
Messrs. Or & Sloan, with their usual en-.
s sterpsise, are prepared to entertain thsir
friends and customers In nice way when
they visit the city. For further particu-
liars, read what they cay in their new ad.
Yertisement.
For the occasion of the Columbia Chr.
nivai, which takes place on tie 18th. 17th
and 18th inst, enc fare will be charged By
the railroads for the round trip. Colum.
'bia promises to give her visitors delight.
fnl entertainment.
s., afr. a. B. Towers has changed base and
E Is now occupying the stors.roem opposite
the Auditors Office and one door west Of
Messrs. FAINT q Sons book store, on Whit
nef street. He has lot of remnant goods
which heis Offering at bargain.
The pic mic OF the Presbyterian Sunday
School at Carpenters Mill last Thursday
was most enjoyable occasion. Mr.. Car
penter was very kind to the Committee Of
arrangements. and gave the School all the
privileges OF his grounds and holne
BEGINNING next Sunday night and con-
tinuing until further notice, services will
be held every evening In the Methodist
Church at $50 o'clock. The pastor ex.
tends cordial invitation to all the friends
of ofthecongregation to attend tho services.
The Secretary Of State has issued COM
mission to the Psndleton Hotel Company.
The eorporators are Messrs. Miles n.
Hunter, George E. Taylor, q. P. sitton
and W. 81. Smith. They intend to build
: hotel at Pendleton with a capital of