The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-14
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8 LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY. MARoH44. 1894.

s. LCCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY. MARCHl4. 1894.
Next Saturday Will be st. Patrick's Day.
Nearly all Of the peach trees are in foil
bloom.
Z Geo Is still healing the afflicted in
arsenville.
SIS Now Is the time to plant your Spring
IS advertisements, merchants.
The beautiful little Spring flowers are
& now shoRing their colors.
Z MIS-. Bleokley has 8 four room cottage
s. TO rent See advertisement.
s & It win pay you TO put little money
8 and hard work in your garden just now.
Sd MIL n. Martin, Of Martin Township,
So has been re;sppointed 9 Notary Public.
Isl Isl Mr.J. vans1aaten. Che clever butcher,
s has gone TO Abbeville to make his home.
g Row.. H.McMnllan and J. P. Roberts,
g Sof 2Hastxellss Ia, we're in the city last
" week.
Thsarn os ". d. Harrison q CO. haa
!. dissolved See advertisement in anothe.
column,
81 The County Commission have an inn
portant notice Sto road overseers. See ad-
versissmant ...
Mr.. Sam. q. Gentry, OF Rome, Ga, has
been spending 8 few days In The city visit
s ing s;frisnd. IS s
Cotton is quoted this morning as fol-
q lows Middling, 81 strict middling, 81 !;
good middling, ..
q The postoficea win not issue postal
notes after July ist Money orders viii be
y FUSED exclnsiysly.
A.H. Stokes u Co. are offering prizes to-
Z their patrons. Read their new advertise
naens and learn particulars.
"a be Bsnson, g vel. known blacksmith,
q has opened shop and u prepared to do.
work. See Advertisement.
a. 81. Stokes q Co. keep . splendid
4 sto,k, ofcigars. We have had the pleasure
q Eof sampling their leading brands.
the spring approaches every sanitary
! sspfscautlcn should Sbe taken. Clean up
syour premises, and use . little lime.
J Mrs W. q Hammond has secured twenty
/ asconYicts from the State Peuitentiuy,:
4 (which he VIII work on his farm this year
1fr.G Ghas. s. sulliyan, of Elberton, Ga.
s spent q fsv days in TIE city last week, and;
his many friends were delig6 6tsd 70 greet
!
] Tbs children. service will be held inthe
4 sAlfsthedIst Church tomorrow Thursday
4 siislnoons st 5o'clook. All are Invited to-
sttsnd.
Masriei. on January IA 1894, By Rev.
W. u. Hardin, Mr. ]. O. spssrman and
Miss Maggie g. Bnrtor Ssll Of Anderson
II Is County s 50
The Spring term OF the Court OF General
!S Sessions convened in Greenvills last Mon
IS day. There are hys murder cases on the
docket. - 3sl
This season has again impre ressed the fact;
I that ths safest way 10 make money out Of
IS cotton q 10 SAL it 90 soon as tis ready for.
& the maIket.
Taylor 4 Craytcn are, offering rare bar
q gains ia coats and vests. Read their new
ADVERTISEMENT and then Bbe sure TO give
5 them call.
Miss Wade. OF Baltimore. win be lin
chaIgao Jones q seybt'a Millinery de-.
spartnsnt this season. She arrived in the
sS city aiew daysa ago. :5ss y
& Onr clever youpg ftiend, Chas. =. Baker,.
of Iowndssyille, iYas In che city Friday;
morning. and gave us call, 40 was on
his way 10 Ooiumb mbia. w.
MI. d. Bswley left Anderson Mon
s9day for Philadelphia, where he goes to
B accept 8 position as travelling salesman for
# . stoye ma,Iui iactory.
& SReet-oVeHeerM McGee has been touching
up the streets alistle during the past week.
They WIN l:bs put In good condition when
the wet season Is past. s
RsY, +. q. Patrick, Of Mayesville, KY,
has gaceepted an Invitation 10 preach the
Commencement sermon before the Cadets
of the 2. u. / next june
Msssrs. ]. d. and e: L. Clarke have
withdrawn their notice of dissolution, and
will continue business under their old
firm name at their old stand.
Mr.. r. n. Gossett, who travels for q
s. big hardware Arm OF New York, spent
aidays or two In tie city last week with
his brother, Mr. Beatty Gossett.
The secret Of success Of the prosperous
S. men Of the times Is the use Of printers
ink. In this day It Is impossible to do
any business without the aid Of adyertis-
Ing.
Mr.. a. ". Bernes, Of Lowndesviile, was
10 the city q few days ago, and gave us .
SAcoa0us VAIL 446 10 6blI1 uIuLumluS, RUt
makes Lowndesville his homo, when off
{; duty.
We received communication from
Lebanon this week, but as the name Of
q che writer did not accompany it, under
our rule It Was consigned to the waste
basket.
ts..5ss. ~ -.
Easter day falls this year on "Lady
Dayn for the frst time in the history Of
the United States. The last time these
two days fell tosether;was In l742 and they
q will not again, clash until 1851.
Goasett & Brown, the clever. young shoe
merchants, are receiving a large and beau
tiiul stock OF footwear for the spring trade.
s Their Oxford ties attract the admiration
ofeverybody. Call and see them.
Last Friday night the barn, stables and
crib Of Mr.. A. J. Smith, in Hopewell
Township, were destroyed by fre There