The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-04-04

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1894.
Eggs are cheap and plentiful.
Just now the milliners are kept quite
busy.
The early gardener will have to do all OF
his work over again.
Mr.. ] E. Horton has been appointed
Postmaster at Bolton.
1t is feared now that the blackberry
crop is seriously injured.
A few OF the farmers are still holding
cotton for higher price.
Our Young friend, Rhett Parker, is now
clerking for Todd & Evans, druggists.
This is an ago Of progress, and we mus!
keep pushing our live city to the front.
We are indebted to Mr.. E. P. Welch, Of
Dardanelle, Ark, for late Arkansas pa
pers.
Mr.. W. W. Keys, of the Baptist Cou.
r1er. visited his parents near this city last
week.
Fish have begun to. bite. But they arc
not dangerous II one keeps away from the
stream.
Hold down the acreage In cotton to rea.
sonable limits. Let this be the shibboleth
fer 1894.
Candidates for County Offices are being
announced ia some of the lower Counties
OF the Slate.
We are still Offering the eINTELL1aEEoER
and the Atlanta Constitution one year Tor
| So, cash in advance.
Mr. C. 8. Baker, of Lowndesville, was
In the city Monday, and was welcome
| visitor to our sanctum.
| Young men seeking position should
read the advertisement of the Singer Sew.
ing Machine Company.
Now is the time for our citizens to re-
| pair and beautify their homes, as labor
| and material are cheap.
.As q result of Mr.. Persons mee!irg,
| there have been about l20 acceBslons to the
various Churches Of the city,
I A valuable horse, belonging to Mr., j.
?. Ledbetter, who lives near TownVille,
| died suddenly a few days ago.
C. M. Guest, contractor, is making some
changes In; the interior OF Mr.. +. y. Wat
kins' dwelling house, on Bolton street.
Spring is the most fatal season Of the
year, both physically and feellngly, so
keep your feet warm and your heart cool.
We direct attention to @. r. Jones &
Co.'S. big advertisement. Next week We
will have something to say about their big
stock OF goods.
J. M. Williams. the barber, who has had
charge Of the Chiquola Barber Shop has
moved back to his old stsnd over Hill
Bros. drug store.
Cotton is advancing little in price.
The quotations this morning are as fol-
lows: Middling, 81 strict rniddltDg, Il;
good middling, IL
Many of our Oldest citizens cay the
freeze last week was the severest they
have ever experienced In this coGatry at
this season of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Chennault, who
have been spending their honeymoon at
the formers home in Lincoln County,
Ga, returned to Anderson last week.
Tho secret of success of the prosperous
men of the times 10 the use Of printers
ink. In this day 1t is impossible to do any
business without the aid of advertising.
All persons who expect to go to Texas
during the session Of the Southern Baptist
Convention next month should confer
with Judge w. F. Cox for information
regarding rates, route, etc.
Monday mor6ing we had a brief call
from our yonpg friend, A. Beatty Sberard,
who is now student Of Erskine College.
He had been down home spending few
days, and vas on his way back TO Due
West.
Married, at the residence Of Mr.. James
A. Drake, in Martin Township, on Th, rs'
day, March 20, 1894, by r. B. A. Robin.
son, Trial Justice, MI. e. O. Pruitt. OF
Abbeyille County, and Miss Lima Howell,
Of Anderson County.
There will be no services in the Presby.
ferian Church next Sunday, as the pastor
will be absent from the city attending
Presbytery, which meets in Newberry
next Friday night. Col. j. w: Norris is
the delegate from the Anderson Church.
Chicks Merry Makers, WHO are playing
| In the Opera House every night this week,
have reduced their prices to 10 cents in
gallery and 20 cents down stairs. No ex-
| ira charge for reserved seats, This is
cheap enough for all to witness Q good
show.
A model Of the great Ferris Wheel,
| which attracted 80 much attention at the
Worlds Fair, can be seen Ia the show
window of Messrs. Tood & Evans drug
store In the Chiquola block. it was built
for this enterprising firm by Mr. james
e. Barton.
Mr.. Clarence Tolly left Anderson few
days ago for Abbeville where he will en-.
gage in the furniture business. We com.
mend Mr.. Tolly to the confidence and es.
teem of the good people Of Abbeville, and
at the same time wish him success in his
| business.
On account OF the crowded condition OF
our columns this week, we have been
| compelled to leave ont several local COM
munications and other Items Of local In.
terest. On such occasions as this we re-.
gret that the INTELL1GENCER Is not "a
page paper.
Mr.. James Sullivan, respectable citi-
zen of the Fork, died at the home Of his
brother.in law, Mr.. Peter Whitfield, near
Townville, on Wednesday, 28th ult., Of
consumption. He was about IS years OF
age, and had long been member OF the
Baptist Church.
We are in receipt of the following invi-
tation: "Mr. and Mrs. James 81. Bewley
request the honor of your presence at the
marriage of their daughter, Kate, to Will
liam NJ. Webb, on Wednesday evening,
April IL, 1894, at 8 80 O'Clock, First Bap"
list Church, Anderson, 8. c."
Last Saturday night Messrs. Barney
| O'Donnell and J. Pink Catlett became in
volved in personal difficulty on Main
street, and resulted In the latter shooting
Mr.. O'Donnell, the ball atriking the letl
hand and coming out above the wrist
| fortunately no bones were broken.
Messrs. Brownlee & Vandivers have a
splendid new stock c. dry goods, shoes,
hats, etc., for the Sprira trade, which they
are Offering at very. low prices: Their
stock of groceries Ia always complete and
are offered at prices that will please you
When out shopping give them call.