The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-07
Get your gardens ready.

March came in like gentle little lamb.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dean is visiting relatives In
/ Walhalls.
Tbs early gardener has not gained much
time this year.
County politics viii begin to bubble in
q little while now.
Mr.. q. B. Murray is attending Court at
PIokens this week.
Our devil says he believes the backbo e
OF wintor Is broken.
Senator Glenn was in the city Saturday.
looking hale and hearty.
Miss Gussie Holleman, Of Walhalla, is
visiting friends in -Anderson.
There wore comparativel7 Few people in
thgcity salesdsy, and business was light.
It 10 not the right time of the moon to
plant your potatoes. Walt till she is full.
Dom forget to pay your city taxes. The
penalty will surely be added after the Goth
inst. p
Mr.. w. @. Hammond, of this County,
went to Columbia Sunday to spend few
days.
Oranges arc about the cheapest fruit
now on the market-2o and 25s cents .
dozen. -
We have had weather for the past two
weeks which represented all four seasons
softhe year.
8 Messn. g. r. Jones, o. E. seybt and r.
8. Hill have gone North to buy their
Spring stock Of gooda.
Farming operations have commenced
In dead earnest. We wish our farmers a
most prosperous year.
Miss Ada Breazealc, who has been
spending several weeks in Georgia with
frieads, has returned home.
Capt. jas. W. Poore, OF Belton. wss a
visitor to our sarctum last Monday. he
! ssa fat, genial land jolly as ever.
Col. Thos. w. Holloway, of Laurers
County has been spending a day or two
with his old friend, Col. B. F. crayton.
We feel very grateful to those Of onr
friends who called in Monday and squared
their accounts NTH the INTELL1aEsoER.
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Miss Freda Holmes. Of Psndleton, has
besn spending al few days In the city visit
ing her friends, Misses Pearl and Robbie
! Sharpe.
DR.. "a. o. Strickland Is at home agaip,
having spent q few days in Georgia and
! two weeks in Texas. BE reports q pleas.
amt visit.
Cotton is qaoted as follows this morn
ing Mid dGlipgr 81 strict middliDg, 4;
good middling, ~; strict good mid
ding, "a
Anyeiandlord who desires two white
families as tenants to work for portion
ofths crop. can get their names by calling
at this osyice.
Dr.. P. II. e. Sloan, Secretary and Treas,
urer Of Clemson College, was in the city
Tuesday, and was warmly welcomed by
his many friends.
In these days q chap never knows
whether his best girl is wearing her hair
in the latest style or whether she merely
forgot to comb il.
II Miss Anna Clinkscales, popular and
Sckarming young lady of the Bsl.on sec
tion, has been spending lew days in the
.eity with relatives.
Mr. @. ]. Brede, Of spartanburg, has
made arrangements with Webb & Webb
20 handIs his fine loaf bread. A fresh lot
will be kept on hand all the time.
] If you are hunting bargains in shoes,
note what that clever drm. Gossett &
Brown, hest say in their new advertise
ment. These gentlemen mean what they,
say.
Young men vino will come OF age be-
fore the general election of this year,
should register before the expiration of
the month Of July next, as the books then
close.
Last Sunday was, most beautiful,
pleasant day-.he first pretty Sunday we
s,ave.had since the holidays-snd all the
Churches OF the city had large congrega-
tions.
General Passenger Agent Craig and sa-
perintendent Anderson, Of the P. r. & w.
q. r. B.. spent last Friday night in the
city, and attended the Carnival in the
Opera House.
Messrs. John c. Whitfield and Luther
Parker, who have teen attending the
Nashville Dental College, have returned
home to spend the vacation. Their, stay
in Nashville seems to have agreed with
them.
The County Commissioners request ua
to soy that they will not pay for any coffin
or the burial expenses Of any pauper out.
side ofthe County Poor House. unless by
special order from some member Of the
Board.
Rev.J. L. vass, Of the Connie Maxwell
Orphanage, spent last Friday night in the
city, ar ION Saturday went to Townville,
where he preached on Sunday. His
friends in Anderson are always delighted
to greet him.
MI. John Long. Of the Indian Territory,
who has been visiting his sons and other
relatives In this County for several weeks,
returned to his home, last week. His
visit was IL source of much pleasure to his
old friends.
"A very large congregation attended the
Baplist Church last Sunday night to hear
the sermon Of the pastor. Rev. o. L. Mar
tin, on the subject of liquor and the laws
governing the same. He, Of course, ia.
vored strict prohibition.
The Oconee Ne.0s, Of Last week, says :
"air. John Gentry, OF Anderson County,
was happily married on Sunday evening
to Miss Daisy Brown, daughter of r. J.
Brown, who resides near Seneca. Rev.
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