The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-02-05
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The Excelsior Oil Mill began work last
Monday.
Tnrnip greens will soon be in order for
table use.
This balmy spring weather is too nice to
last long.
The fertilizer dealers continue to do q
lively business.
Fifty new lock boxes have been placed
in the postofice.
The Third District Alliance meets in
Anderson next Friday.
The United States Court convened in
Greenville last Monday.
Miss Gertrude Hoyt. of Granville, is in
the city visiting relatives.
The mumps are following the measles in
some sections Of the country.
Miss Zoe Bleckley went to Walhalla last
week to visit friends and relatives.
Nj. W. A. Moorhead, OF Bowsrsville,
Ca, was in the city Monday and gave US a
call.
a big crowd visited the city Monday.
The %dispensary was the busiest place in
town.
MI. WV Keys, ofthe Baptist Courier,
Greenville, ia spending a few days In An'
derson.
Chief Constable FAINT, of the dispensary
force, has been spending q week or more
at home.
Mrs. J.. P. Hillhouse, of Greenville, is
in the city visiting her mother and other
relatives.
Col. J. L. Orr, of Greenville. was in the
! city last week, where he is always q vel.
come visitor.
The Circuit Court opens next Monday
| morning. Jurors and witnesses should
be on hand promptly.
Mr.. Broadus Austin, formerly with
Brock Bros, is now clerking with the
Sullivan Hardware Co.
You have only two more weeksin which
to make your Return to the County Au-
ditor and save the penalty.
Read that invitation extended by the
Sullivan Hardware Co. to the public this
week. It speaks for Itself.
The report comes from Columbia that
Representative Watson, Of this county, will
be in the race for Governor.
Messrs. Freeman & Pack have opened q
furniture store in one Of the new store
rooms on North Main Street.
A little boy got one Of his fingers badly
mashed in the cotton mill q few days ago.
DR.. Harris amputated a portion Oft.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Long, of Pied
mont, who have been spending q month
home.
Our young friend, Jimmie Leak, Of
Germantown, N. G, is now visiting his
grandfather, Mr.. James A Drake, in th's
County.
The Legislature took q recess last Satur-
day until Tuesday, and the Anderson del
egation came home to spend SunGaY and
Monday.
MI. Fred. Max we'll, who has been max
ing Columbia his headquarters for several
months past, has returned 10 his home in
this city.
Our young friend, j. Ed Griffin, Of Fa!,,
ton, who has been quite sick for several
weeks, Is able to be out again, and yester-
day visited the city.
An insurance inspector has been spend
ing a week or more In the city looking
around and making a map OF the business
portion of the city.
The legislative committee, which has
been appointed to investigate the state of
affairs at Clemson College, will begin
work at the College tomorrow.
Miss Susan Aberorombie died at her
home in Pickens county last week, aged
95 wears. She was perhaps the Oldest per-
son in this section of the State.
A postofie will be established at Nor
ris's Cotton Mill with a double daily mail
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Mr.. J.. +. Benister for postmaster.
People who attend Court next week
should not crowd the piazzes Of the court
house. They have been pronounced I'M
safe by one Of Anderson's most reliable
carpenters.
That clever drummer, Mr.. r. Frank
White, who now makes hig headquarters
in Greenyille, was in the city this morn
ing and was q welcome visitor to the IN
TELLIaENCER sanctum.
Last fall the weather prophets predicted
q long, cold, blizzardly winter. So far 1t
has been very disappointing to them, but
they say From now on-lookout! The
rest of it will be a holy terror" Jess Be-!
The first regular meeting Of the Wood.
men of the World was held last night, and
seven new members wer0 received, mak-
ing in all SO members Of the Camp. The
charter remains open one week longer.
Margaret johnson, an old negro woman.
was found dead in her bed ut her home on
MI. T. A Archer's premises, on Manning
street, this morning. Heart disease Is
supposed to have been the cause OF her
death.
The ladies of Grace Church will have an
oyster supper in the storeroom recen tly
occupied by Mr.. J. @. Payne, on Bri OK
Range, beginning at 6 O'Clock this evening
We bespeak for the ladies a liberal pat
ronage.
On Friday, Oath inst, . pair OF gold
spectacles was left in the Gtoreroom where
the art class has been taking LESSONS OF
was lost on the Court House square. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving them
at this Office.
The BACHELOR Maids Club" rendered
MIR. and Mrs. D. P. McBraver a reception
at the home of DR.. w. Fl. Nardin last
Thursday evening. A lsrge number Of
guests were present, and the occasion was
q most enjoyable one.
The home place of the late Mrs. G. D,
Bewley, on McDuhe street, was sold al
public outcry on Monday and bought by
Mr.. c.. Sullivan, who will occupy 1t II
g short time. Ke contelnplates making
some improvements on the house.
Ladies in search of bargains shonld re-
member that Miss Lizzie Williams entire
stock is still going at and below cont, and
will be until closed out. Tt will pay escE
and every Que to eee the goods and hesl
the prices before purchasing elsewhere.