The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-17
The Anderson Ice Factory is now work.

ing regularly.
J. Il. Roggs. ESQ.,, of Pickens, was in
4 the city last Friday. -.
Spring chickens meet with ready sale
in the city at good price.
So Mrs. A. O. stepp, of Honea Path, is Wis
iting relatives 10 Anderson. :,
Old papers for sale at this offi.s in any
- quantity and at low price.
Our young friend, Eugene FAINT, is now
clerking ut the Hotel Chiquola.
Mrs. A. 9. Furman, OF Greenville, has
been visiting relatives in the city.
The cool weather still fingers with US.
Fires felt comfortable this morning.
The Methodist Church has purchased q
new bell, which has very fine tone.
May cherries and green apples arc on
hand, and, of course, the boys are happy.
II Is said by some that the apples and
peaches this year win be somewhat faulty.
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The usual Spring dysentery is prevalent
In the city and some sections OF the Coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Thorniy, Of Pick
ems. are visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
Mr.. r 7. W7ilhite Is in Greenville at
tending the Grand Lodge Of the knights
& Of Pythias.
She Is here-the summer girl, we mean
and she is as fair and perfect as lily of
TIE valley. So
iisIsS; Mr.. ]. "A. Burgess, one of Anderson's
most popular cotton buyers, spent last
week In Augusta.
s Nearly yseyery farmer we mestis Dragging
on his wheat crop. The oat crop, they
BAY, is not so promising.
Miss Mary DnPre, daughter OF Prof. J..
&C. DuPre, Of Clemson College, is whit.
& Ing Miss Ollie Kennedy.
ls The Q. a. Reed Music Houss of this city
turned ont about one thousand dollars
worth Of goods last Friday.
The farmer who Is raising plenty of bog
and hominy is not worrying much about
the price OF cotton next fall.
The Rough and Ready frsmen will run
!. san excursion from this city to Calhoun
n Falls on Thursday, 25th inst
Nh. Walter McFall, who recently re-
sgaigned the position of Clerk at the Chi
qucla, has gone to Dallas, Texas.
The meetings IN the Methodist Church
81 are si1 going on and are largely attended.
Much good IS being accomplished.
Wheneveran.Y Of our subscribers fail to
gel their paper regularly, We will esteem
81 asa great favor to let us know it.
The painters brush is improving the
B appearance Of MT. E. T. Gambrells dwell
Ing house, on West Market Street.
A local weather prophet predicts that
We are going 10 have an abundance Of wet
81 weather during the month Of Juno.
Mr. !. y. Sullivan is adding another
story 70 and otherwise improving his
9 cling house, on Hampton street.
There vii, lba q basket pic mic at Big
q Spring School H:ouse on the fourth Satur-
Oh inst. ito which all are invited.
ourcorrespondents win please remem-
ber towriis only on one aide of the paper
when they send anything for publication.
The farmers are hsyinga 1ne opportu-
s nifty TO keep ahead o.. the grass, and they
-srs doing SO in every secticn OF the County.
Mrs. w. richardson, of franklin
County, Ga.se,s in the city visiting her
Sons, Messrs. ]. Esand ]. D. Richardson.
ss b. H., Bleas,, Esq, Of 'thia city, and
Miss Msggle-M. Koiner are to bs married
to-day in Augusta County, Va, the
brides home. S,
Rev. w. D. sF,ewley and family are in
the city visiting the formers mother. We
2$ are glad to know that Mr.. Bewley Is inn
proving in health. IS
An applicant for the position of keeper
of the dispensary is reported as eaying
that - dispensary will certainly be isstab-
- lished In Anderson.
To-day and tomorrow are big days In
Columbia, and the up-country has sent
down big delegation to enjoy the festivi-
ties Of the occasion.
The books of subscription to the Psndle.
z ton Hotel Company will be opened next
Monday in PeDdleton. See advertisement
in another column,
The snnual session Of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows was held in Orangebure
last week, and decided to hold its meeting
next year in this city.
When you neea any Job printing, be
sure to give the INTELL1aEnoER JOB
Office a cali. We guarantee satisfaction
- in both price and work.
DR.. George Eberbart, well. known
physician and prominent citizen of Hart
we'll, Ga, died In that place on Monday,
9th inst, aged 81 years.
If any moro of our citizens desire aid
from the artificial limb fund Of the State,
they should file their applications at onca
with the Clerk of Court.
- The High School at Westminster, g. c.,
will close Friday night with appropriate
exercises. Hon. E. B. Murray will de
liver the annual Grafton.
The prospect for an abundant fruit crop
this year is very promising. If ali tho
fruit that is now on the trees stays fhere
the trees will not hold 1t up.
We are reqested to give notice that the
dry goods MERCHANTS Of Anderson will
close their stores at z o'clock, beginning
June lat, Saturdays excepted.
An exchange asks: "Why IS it tina.
some people know 80 much when it Gomez
,fo@ considering the wa1fara of nhhers