The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-03-13
Eggs are in demand at a fair price.

Eggs are in demand at fair price.
Old March has been very calm so far.
Easter Sunday comes on April 14th this
year.
Mr. g. 3 Jones left last week for the
y eastern market.
The early gardener has not made much
progress as yet.
Nearly every other man we meet is suf.
fering with severe cold.
@ Congressman Latimer returned home
& nom Washington last week.
Every day last week the city was full of
s people and business was good.
Miss Ola Moore, Of this city, visited
4 friends In Greenwood last week.
Dr. s. q. Bruce, of Townville, has been
spending a Few days in the city.
Miss Carrie Perry, Of Walhalla, is in. the
& city visiting MrH. ]. NJ. Patrick.
The farmers made good use of the clear
weather last week and sowed considerable
oats.
.ss sss Spring time is approaching and you
ahoud clean up and disinfect your premi-
ses.
The registration books will close to-mor-
row. Il you have not registered. do SO at
ones.
Don't forget that the city tax books close
on the Spth inst. Pay up and avoid the,
penalty.
We are requested to announce that the
public schools OF Centerville will close on
5 the 18th inst
IS Mr.. E H. Norcom and wife, Of New
York, have been spending few days at
: the Ghiquola.
Miss Lille Alexander, Of Shelby, N. g.,
IN Anderson visiting the family Of Mr..
7 CD. Leak.
Els Mr. U.5E. Ssybt will leave this week for
the marketst TO buy his spring and summer
stock Of oods.
An experienced farmer says that the land
that has been prepared for oats win make
splendid corn.
a fellow that loves 10 hear himself talk
will say more in q minute than he will
stand TO In year.
Altar next Fridsy the County Treasurer
wslThave the Sheriff looking after the de.
hnquept tta1 payers.
James 81. Mcconnell, who has been
8 spending the past few months at Dunmel-
; Ion, Fla, has returned home.
Tho weather was bright and clear last
Sunday night, and our people had q fine
view Of the eclipse OF the moon.
Mr.. Ohas. T. Baker. one Of Lowndes-
= ville'S most popular young gentlemen,
] spant Sunday night In the city.
IS. IN. Carpenter, Esq., after two weeks
visit TO relat.yesi in this city, returned Mon,
day To his home In Ebsr.oD, Ga.
MISS Annie Mahon returned to her home
6 in WILLIAMSON to day, after spending
z several days with friends in this city.
The dimensions of the potato patch
should be greatly extended this year, and
the pig pen should be more populous.
Thus early some editors are making cal.
culatlons to commit 9 tresDass on the black
berries. We've an eye on plum thicket.
Hiss lola johnson, who has been SPEND
ing some time with relatives and friends
Sin Honea Paihs returned home on Satur-
day: last
Al local weather prophet says We will
have no settled weather until the sun
crosseo the lille," which takes place on the
e 2lst inst.
s3 Aessra. Thos. Aver, OF Macon, Ga and
= SHartwell Aver, of Charleston, came to An.
denson last Saturday to attend the funeral
of their father.
The INfELIIaENcER Office keeps a full
( supply Of deeds. mortgages, liens, sInd
other blanks. Mail orders will receive
prampt attention.
Married, on Sunday, March 3, 1895. in
: Roberts Church, by Rev. E. O. Ligon, Mr..
i'll. o. Whitfield and Miss Bertha Senk
bell, both OF Anderson County. 8. @.
We have had the grip-or, rather the grip
are scarcely ablC to do our share Of the
work on the hTTELL1GENcER this week.
Every body coming to town these days
4 hA5 something to say ab1at the terrible
condition nf ihe public roads They will
soon be put iIl good condition as possible.
The farmers have gone to work in earn
: est, and Will keep up double quick pace
until after planting time. We hope they
will be rewarded with bountiful harvest.
ON; venerable friend, Mr.. @. 81. P. FAINT.
who has been q citizen oil Seneca for the
past year or two. has moved back to his
plantation, OH Seneca River, near Pendle-
{ ton.
Officers King and Dillipgham raided the
premises of Mr.. q. T.. Leak, on Depot
strest, last Sunday night and found a ten
gallon keg, about half full Of whiskey, In
an clubhouse in the yard. The whiskey
IS was turned over to the Sheriff.
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