The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-03-27

9akeB Of snow fell in this section
4sday night.
think Of June apple and melon and
Eberry time. It's q coming.
Mrs. & A. Bell, Of walhalla, is visiting
friends and relatives in Anderson.
The County Alliance will hold it's quar-
terly meeting on Friday, April IL.
A local weather prophet predicts that
We will have no moro cold weather.
Dr.. W. B. Millwee, of Greenwood, has
been visiting Anderson during the past
week.
That clever drummer, Mr.. A B. Car
penter, of Gr0enville, was In the city yes
terday.
The public schools Of District No g. sa.
yannah Township, will close on Friday,
18th inst.
Mr.. w. r. Dillingham; is off on visit
to Greenville ind Laurens with drove Of
fine horses.
Mr.. J. D. Campbell, the efficient steno-
grapher Of the Sixth Circuit, was in the
clsy yesterdayD
Mr.. John Hayes has been discharged
from the State Constabulary and has re-
turned TO his home in this city.
Double daily trains are now running be-
tween Columbia and Asheville. The new
schedule 10 printed in another column.
Mr.. Robert z. King, recently of the
ell Snr SNy1 ofn al okn IN Sc
Ing o few days In the city visiting relatives.
The general opinion now is that we are
going to have an abundance Of fruit this
year. None Of the trees are in bloom yet.
An exchange declares that the times
. must be very hard, for Of the twenty-six
letters Of the alphabet, all but four are out
Of work.
The Anderson Telephone Company is
busy putting In ita phones and In a few
s days will have the Exchange ready for
business.
Married, on Sunday, March %, 1895, at
Piedmont, by ri. w. Wright, Notary
Public. Mr.. Richard Patterson and Miss
Dora Nalley.
Next Monday Is salesdsy. The mem.
bers Of Camp Benson, United Confederate
Veterans, should not forget the meeting
called on that day.
Mrs. Rachel Moody, formerly of Pickens
County, died at Pelzsr on the 10Th inst,
Z in the 80th year of her age. Three Sons
and two daughters survive her.
The Southern Railway now carries pas
I sengeru on the freight trains between
Columbia and Greenville. This is appre-
ciatsd by the travelling public.
Dr.. f. L.. Narramore has been attending
the Grand Lodge of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics, which was
organized In Columbia last Monday.
MIA. W. Todd, an old Anderson boy,
but who Is now popular architect Of
plan and specifications for the Graded
School buildings.
The Tennis Club has reorganized, and Ia
indulging in the delightful game every
afternoon when the weather permits
Anderson has some pretty clever players
among both sexes.
The Ocones Ne,os says: "Mrs Irene
Simpson returned to her home in Ander-
!. son County last Saturday after spending
several days with her BON, Mr.. J. c. Simp :
son, near Walhalla."
Miss Lizzie Williams has returned home
from the markets with the best and cheap
est stock Of goods she has ever brought to
Anderson. Her now advertisement next
week viii give further information.
Su,soD AR rC.S. rs
on the Court House Square last Friday
afternoon and attracted quite crowd OF
spectators. The Cadets present fne ap-
pearance. and In drill contest would be
hard to excel.
The faculty Of Clemson College have
made another call on the Railroad Com
mission for proper accommodations at
Cherry Station, Clemson College. The
Commission will no doubt insist that the
depot be built at that station.
Receiver Cleveland and Superintendent
Anderson, of the P. r. & w. c. r. R.,
visited Anderson last week In special
train. They promised to give us better
schedule on the Savannah Valley, which
will certainly be appreciated.
In their new advertisement J. A. Austin
q 90. give you two ways Of making
money, and they are so simple that any
person can learn them. Read what they
say, and when you need anything in the
grocery line give the "Big Teapot" call.
D. G. Brown q Bro. are ready for the
spring trade, and will be pleased to have
! the public call and inspect their goods.
Their stock Of family groceries is always
complete, and the prices are very low.
Look ont for their new advertisement next
week.
Mrs. Elizs Skelton, who has been spend.
Ing several months in Texas with relatives,
returned home last week, and vas warm
~ greeted by her friends. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. E. L. Gibson, OF
Texas, who will spend several months
here, her native home. Mrs. Gibson's
Yieit will ha q source nj rnuch nlaa.ura ta