The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-28

The new advertisement Of the Ladies'
\ Store was handed in toolate to appear this
week. Look for 1t In the next paper.
Some Of the people say there has not
3 been such awarn March eince 1849, the
4 year Of che big snow which fell April Is.
Editor Todd, Of the Journal is an early
Ardener. Last Saturday he was exhibit
r. ssmple OF hia crop OF English peas.
We ass that Sem
ator Butler viii visit Anderson next Mon.
day and address the citizens of the County.
The Palmetto Teacher for March Is be-
s fore us, and is full OF interesting reading
4 matter for teachers. Itis published now
ct Greenwood.
Look ont for g. y. Jones q Co.'S. new
advertisement next week. Is will contain
some valuable informationsfo for purchasers
of Hpring goods. 80, :ss..s
The fishing season has begun earlier
than usual. We saw some very fine carp
in the city last week that were caught In
eeneca River.
When you need any Liens, Deeds, Mort.
h cages or other blanks, send your orders to
the INTx1IdGENcER and they will be
promptly filed
Rev. ). al. Wilson and Rev. H. b.
Il Browne, Of Seneca City, spent q day or
two in the city last week attending the
Pearson nneeting.
Jones & Seybt advise you to watch their
s space next week, bnt in the meantime
they invite yon TO cSll and see their beau-
tifnI Sping goods.
A Certificate or stock for one hundred
.shares IN the WI illiamston Alliance Store
swill be sold ct public sale next Monday.
sSee advertisement. ~.
The Wesleyan Mgthodists expect to
Z Mold services In theis new Church next
Il Sunday. The building will not be dedi-
Gated until in the kssiy fall.
We haye just received big lot of en-.
sWelopes, blu heads, letter heads. etc, and
3 prices are lower than ever. When you
need any Job printing give us q call.
the general election of this year, shoG!c
register before the expiIation of the month
ofJuly next, as the books then close.
The Palmetto Literary socisty, Of Glenn
y sons College. has invited Hon. George
Johnstone to deliver the annual address
on the occasion OF their anniversary, July
22nd.
Msssrs. Joel Keys, Of Darlington, and
3 Crawford Keys, of Blacksburg, s. G. have
5TisiHng their eyed parents, who are quite
feeble.
Ehe fne mbletonian stallion, 'Tony-
maine" !" which belongs to Mr.. w. +. @.
i Owens, Pendleton, will make the Spring
aeason in Anderson County. Sec adver-
q tisemsnt.
Last Sunday wAs cool, cloudy day,
and, as 8 consequence. the young ladies
and yonng gents were disappointed In not
getting TO don their new hats, new dresses
and new suits.
Prof. John 81. Manly, OF Brown Univer.
sity, a son Of Rev. Chss. Manly. Of Green.
vile, has been; spending few days In the
city visiting his old College mate, Capt.
John N. Patrick.
The attention of our farmers is especially
directed TO the new advertisement Of the
Sullivan Hardware Company, in another
! colnS1n. Read it carefully, as it will give
yon some information.
Our sownsman, Mr. q. Sharpe, who hss
been confined TO his bed the past four
months, is now able to sit up and. with as
sistanee, walk across his room. We hope
he Will soon be restored to his usual
health.
We learn that eighteen cases have been
made sgainst persons in this city charged
with violating the dispensary law. The
firss case will be tried before Justice Tate,
in Yarennes Township, to morrow, Mr.. f.
M, Butler being the defendant.
Chief Clerk Norton, Of the. Comptroller
Generals office, says the money for the
Confederate pensioners OF this State will
be placed In the hands of the several
clerks Of court about the first of April.
: Each will receive this year about $22.
Persons mailing letters should either
write or have their address printed in the
This will insure Its prompt return to you
if not delivered, and will prevent its being
sent to and opsned at the dead letter
Office.
The r & d. R. r. will sell excursion
tickets to the Wheelman's Track Associa.
ton, which meets In Charleston April LIS.
The tickets will be sold from the lat to
the Srd, good to return until April 9th.
The round trip fare from Anderson is
sll.05.
Gov. Tillman has appointed DR.. W. b.
Nardin, of this city, to represent the
Third Congressional District as member
Of the State Medical Board, as provided
for in the Act passed at the recent session
Of the Legislature. A good appointment,
Governor.
The Southern Presbyterian says Rev.
DR.. J. B. Adger has been ordered by his
physicians to cease for while from all
active work and to rest. His pulpit in
Pendleton will be supplied during the
month Of April by Rev. D. A. Todd, Of
LsurenS.
The Baptist Courier says: "Rev. P. J.
N. Osborne recently removed from Green
vile County to Neal, Anderson County.
Churches in reach of him and in need of 9
pastor would do we'll to correspond with
him. Bro. Osborne is an earnest, conse-
Grated "a an"
rhe Easley Democrat Of last week says
HMr. w. T. Newell, Of Anderson County,
passed through town on last Thursday on
his way 70 Pickens after the prisoners who
were sentonced to the Penitentiary at the
last term. he having secured their services
for the ensuing year. He will work them
IA ON his farm near Anderson city. Mr..
,SNeWsll has been suffering with infamma-
aSfv rheumatism for several months. He
ia NOW rnder the treatment OF Dr.. Leo.