The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-12

WEDNESDAY, APRIL Y, 1893.
A good rain Is badly needed in some
parts Of the County.
The trees are fast robing themselves in
bright new coat of green.
Mr.. George Greer, of Honea Path, was
in the city this morning.
Messrs. Murray & Watkins have money
to loan. See advertisement.
Prof Henry @. Reed, of Walhalla,
spent last Saturday in the city.
: Keep close eye on the man whose wife
is afraid to ask him for money.
Sheriff Gilreatb, of Greenville, has been
spending a few days in the city.
J. W. Quattlebaum, Esq, will buy
County Claims. See bis advertisement.
The price of cotton continues to be
droopy. Moral: Don't plant big crop.
Mr.. James W. Poore, one of Belton's
Iprominent citizens, was in the city Tues
day.
The Anderson Ice Factory is being put
Lin good shape and will soon begin max
Ing ice.
The Spring trade is opening up very
we'll aud tie merchants are more than
pleased.
Spring is now on deck, and soon people
will begin to complain about the hot
weather.
A meteor of unusual size and brilliancy
was seer by number of our citizens few
nights ago.
Don't fail to hear Mr. Ham, the famous
Georgia humorist, in the Opera House
Friday evening.
Miss Ola Hewin, of the County, is in the
city visiting the family Of her brother,
Mr. T. D. Hewin.
Our young friend, Joe Trowbridge, who
has been quite sick for several weeks, is
| now convRlesclng.
A couple of fountains will soon be
placed on the public square to furnish
water for the thirsty.
Lawrence Carlisle, the clever agent of
the r. g. d. r. R. at Hodges, spent Sun
day night in the city.
Messrs. Webb G. Simpson have just re-
oeived fine lot of flower pots, which they
are Offering at low prices.
Judge J. w. Holleman, the popular
Probate Judge OF Oconee County, spent
day in Anderson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Bruce and Miss
Corrie Bruce of Pickens, are visiting rela
tives and friends in the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bleckley returned from
Florida last Thusday. and were warmly
welcomed by their many friends.
Mr. Jesse u. Smith, of our town, has
the contract for erecting handsome res
idence for Mr.. r. A. Lewis at Bolton.
A Georgia editor has found the stingiest
man iu that State When he weeps he
saves the tears in order 10 secure the salt
J. L. Tribble, ESQ.,, is remodelling his
residence on North Main st., end. when
completed will add much to it's appear.
ance.
.Capt. W. J. Roddey. Of Rock Hill. s.
&c, has been spending faw days in the
CITY, visiting his daughter, Mrs. VIC.
WhitSs'.
The first &!,tppoorwill of the season has
been heard. This is said to be an inialli-
BILE sign of the arrival of genuine spring
weather.
The up to date kiss for young ladies ac-
cording to q feminine authority, is to lay
the left cheebs together and kiss out into
vacancy.
Read Messrs. J. P. Gossett & Co.'S. new
advertisement closely. They are offering
their stock of shoes at cost. and they mean
what they say.
Mr.. Aaron Holcombe, of Pickens Coun-
ty, died at the home of his son.in.law,
Mr.. Abraham Williams, at Pelzer, on the
1st inst, aged 81 years.
Rev. T. P Bell, of Rich mond, is spend.
ing few days in Anderson visiting his
brothers. family. His many old friends
were glad to greet him.
An exchange truly remarks that every
newspaper Office has an opening for
Spring poets-in fact two openings-the
door or tbs wipdow, as preferred.
Mrs. Helen Dunwoody and Miss Lizzie
Keese have gone to Atlanta to visit friends.
The latter will visit other sections Of
Georgia before she returns home.
Mrs. Jones, whose husband Is now in
charge of the Edgefeld Circuit, spent
few days in the city last week visiting her
son, Mr.. Ban Allen and other relatives.
Mr.. W. M. Wheeler, the clever photo
grapher from Greenville, opened his studio
in this city this morning, and will be
delighted to have you call and see his
work.
Mrs. Bessie R. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Marion, have gone to Warm Springs,
Va. to spend a few months. We join
the friends in wishing them pleasant 30
journ.
The Spring and Summer will be sea-
son of brilliant color with the women.
The new styles are unusually bewildering
and captivating, barring the crinoline alb
surdity.
Mrs. N. A. McCully, Miss Maggie Fret.
well, Miss Anna Humphreys, Miss Louise
Humphreys, and Messrs. Joe McCully
and Keys McCully attended the ball in
Abbeville last week.
Messrs. Z. L. Hatcher, John Whitfield
and Will. Hodges went to Honea Path
last Sunday morning on their bicycles.
Mr.. Hatcher returned to The city that
evening and reported a pleasant trip.