The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-04-01

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l., 1896.
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To-day is All-Fool's Day,
Remember, you only have to the LIST of
April to pay your road tax.
The forest trees show as yet very little
evidence of the arrival of Spring.
Mr.. Lucius Murphy has been elected
health officer by the Board of Health.
The registration books for County and
State elections will open next Monday.
Miss Matte Brown, Of Bolton. is In the
city spending a few dayv with friends, and
relatives.
Col. W. A. Neal, Superintendent of the
State Penitentiary, speng q few days in the
city last week.
II you are troubled with bugs about your
beda, read the new &C advertisement Of the
Evans Pharmacy.
New candidates for the various County
Offices are being mentioned nearly every
day on the streets.
The farmers are now busy planting their
upland corn, and they will soon commence
putting in their cotton seed.
The quarterly conference Of tbs Town
willie Circuit will be held with the Asbury
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
It is expected that there will be ten thou
sand Confederate veterans at he State
Reunion in Charleston on April 22nd.
The Offices won't go around this year,
but the candidates will. So have plenty of
frying size chickens aud watGrmelone.
Greenville Mountaineer: "Mrs. Nora
Riley and little daughter, Fannie, have
gone on an extended visit to Anderson"
At q meeting of the Trustees Of Clemson
College last week Hon. J. Bolton Watson
was appointed 8 member of the Board of
Visitors.
Miss Mae Miller has gone to New York
to spend a few months with her brother,
Mr.. W. N. Miller, who ia engaged in busi-
ness there.
The entertainment to be given by the
ladies of Grace Church on Thursday even
ing, 9th inst, is looked forward to with
great pleasure.
Nj. J. P. Dunnahoo will be at Dobbins'
Stables on and after next Friday with
some very fine horses fer sale cheap. See
advertisement.
On account of bad health Mr.. J.. l..
Glenn has rendered his resignation as a
member of the Board Of Supervisors of
Registration.
Mr. J. F. Moss, of Harmony Grove, Ga,
brother of the late B. F. Moss, of this city,
has been spending several days in the city
visiting Mrs. B. F. Moss.
Oconee NeUs: "Mr. s. M. Written, of
Anderson County, spent several days in
Walhella last week. the guest of Sheriff
B. F. Douthit and family"
Brownlee & Vandivers have a new ad-
vertisement in another column. They
tell you what they can do for you, and 1t
will pay you to give them q call.
A Georgia writer ssys,that the fellow that
| sings the loundest in church rears his head
back 80 fer that he cannot seq the collec-
ton basket when it passes around.
There will be Easter services at st.
Joseph's Catholic Church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock, conducted by Rev.
]. D Budds. All are invited to attend.
Do not fail to attend the egg-hunt on
afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Let all the little
folks of the city be present. Admission
10 cents.
In their new advertisement this week,
Russell IL Breazeale have some informa
ton for the housewives, who find it diff.
cult to get up a good meal. Read what
they say and give them e. call.
The Easter exercises of the Juvenile
Missionary Society Of tho Methodist Epis.
copal Church South, will take placein that
church next Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The public is invited to attend.
: Mr.. Patrick O'Donnell, q cousin of our
townsmen, Messrs, John and Jas O'Don-
nell, and who came to Anderson in 1873
and spent several years. died at his home
at Bazslton, Pa, last Wednesday.
Elberton (Ga.) Star: "Mrs. Sullivan,
family on lower Heard street. Mrs. Sulli-
Won ia vary mucb ho1oua6 in Elhartoro and
her visit will be hailed with pleasure"
Last Friday Mr.. M. S. Dickens, proprie.
tor of the Hotel Chiquola, received two
fine registered jersey COWS and one Jersey
bull from Augusta. The grandsire of the
bull took the premium al the worlds fair
in Chicago.
Brock Brcs. are agents for the Rambler
Bicycle and the Ideal Bicycle, both of
which are very popular wheels. An ad-
vertisement Of both wheels appears In
another column. Ifyou want a wheel call
on Brock Bros.
We are in receipt of the following invita-
ton: "Col. and Mrs. Joshua jameson
request your presence at the marriage Of
their daughter, Minnie, to Mr.. John Ruins
Orr, Wednesday morning, April 8, at II 80
o'clock, at home"
Mr. B. F FAINT. Anderson's clever assis.
tanaPostmaster, returned a few days ago
from a trip down into Florida. he reports
q pleasant trip. and some of the boys say
the next time he goes down there he will
bring 'her'' back with him.
All the Confederate veterans should re.
member the meeting to be held in the
Court House next Monday to elect two
members of the Board of Pensioners. 1t
is an important meeting and all who can
possibly do so should attend.
Honea Path Chronicle: "While return
ing from Anderson last Saturday G. n.
Greer's mule ran away with bis buggy.
tearing it up to some extent and slightly
ipjuring Mr.. Greer. The accident was
caused by the single tree breaking"
Col. Harry Hammond, accompanied by
his son. MI. A. G.. Hammond, of Beach
Island, s G, spent Monday and Tuesday
in the city. They contemplate erecting an
oil mill at Beach Island, and came to An
derton to inspect our W model mills
Our venerable friend, Mr.. NJ Melton, Of
the Five Forks section, was in the city
last Saturday and gave us an appreciated
call. Mr.. Melton is now So years of age,
and is remarkably hale and hearty. Mr..
Melton ia one of our best citizens, and we
are always glad to greet him.