The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-03-17
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\ few peach trees are in bloom.
Col. J. h. Or, of Greenville, is in the
| city.
Rev. T. c. Lyon, of Rock Hill, is in lie
city.
Mr.. J. X. Hottal, of spartanburg, is in
the city.
Read l.. Geisberg's new advertisement
| this week.
The number of bicycles is increasing in
| Anderson.
Two Mormon elders are now travelling
il this County.
The young folks are already discussing
the pic mic season.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dean left this morning for q
visit to her parents.
Mr.. John W. Todd, of Seneca, spent
last Friday in the city.
Mrs ]. W. Eberhardt, of Athens, Ga, is
registered at the Chiquola.
J.. G. Mitchell has been appointed 9
specia! Magistrate at Piedmont.
E. F. Cochran, Esq. spent last week in
Washington, D. c., on business.
Mr.. Claude Garret, of Harris Springs, is
spending few days in Anderson.
This is st. Patrick's Day, and is being
duly honored by every patriotic Irishman,
The produce market is lively, and there
is a demand for everything that is good to
eat.
Capt. P. Il. McCuily has been quite sick
for several days and is still confined to his
bed.
There is some complaint in various Sec
tons Of the city OF boys shooting promis-
cuously
The farmers are getting blue. The wet
weather continues, and very little plowing
has been done.
Several of the early gardeners of the city
are Dragging on their fine stands Of lettuce,
peas and radishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hopkins, of Cen
trsl, S. G have been visiting friends and
relatives in Anderson.
The new advertisement Of the Sullivan
Hardware Co. will interest everybody this
week. and particularly the farmers.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union of
South Carolina will meetin annual session
10 Greenville on April lst and 2ud.
Dr. W. H. Nardin attended meeting
of the State Board of Health, of which he
is member, in Columbia last Friday.
Supervisor Snelgrove visited Atlanta
last week and purchased thirty mules for
use on the road machines in the County.
Bicycles on the railroads 90 as baggage
now in South Carolina, but they are
charged for when the State line is reached.
Mr.. N. Hook, Secretary of the South
Carolina Experiment Station at Clemson
College, has been appointed Magistrate.
Col. John r. Towers. of Marietta, Ga,
came to Anderson last Thursday to attend
tie funeral of his brother, Mr.. 4 B. Tow
ers.
Congressman Latimer returned to Wash
ington last Friday to attend the extra ses-
sion Of Congress, which convened on Mon
day.
The registration books for the election to
supply the vacancy of Alderman Mullinix,
resigned, will open at the Mayors Cnice on
Friday.
Brown, Osborne e CO. most cordially
invite the public 10 attend their annual
Spring Opening on Thursday, March the
25.h inst.
On account of the wet weather very few
Spring oats have been sown in this Sec
tion. The farmers should put in big
corn crop.
Tho dry goods stores Of the city will
day, 25th inst 1t will be a gala day for
the fair sex.
As soon as the weather permits, a large
| force Of hands will be put to work on the
streets of the city, and come good work
will be done.
C.S. Minor 81 Co. are wholesale agents
| for Celluloid starch. Read their new ad.
vertisements this week, and you will know
where to purchase it.
Our good friend, Mr.. J.. L. McLees, has
| kindly remembered us with q basket Of
| delicious turnip salad, which is treat at
| this season Of the year.
There is an old proverb that "rainy
| March portends evil" Ifthe evil is com
mensurete with the rain, this year will
witness nothing but evil.
Rev. A. C. wilkins, who spent Two
months in Anderson last summer, has
been called to the pastorate of the Baptist
Church at Batesville, S.
M. H. Gassaway, principal of the colored
graded school of this city, is erecting q
commodious dwelling house near the
eastern terminus of Hampton street.
It is stated that when a lady was ask ed
when was woman's marriageable age
she answered promptly and emphatically,
| from the seminary to the cemetery"
Married, on Sunday, March II, 1897, al
| o'clock p. m, by Rev. D. /. Spearman
Miss Francis Owen, all of Anderson Coun.
ty.
A months'.old infant Of Mr.. C. A.
| NNelborn died ct its homo in Hopewell
Township last Thursday morning, and
was buried that evening at IIopewell
Church.
| Miss Bertha Keese who is attending
the Roanoke Female College, Danville,
Va, has been quite sick, aud will return
home this week to rest two or three weeks
| from her studies.
Rev. L. C. Branyon, of Honea Path. will
discuss the new woman at the Opera House
on Monday night, Goth inst, in his lecture
for him large audience.
DR.. c. y. Rominger, promin ent and
popular dentist Of ReidsVille. N. c., is
| spending a few days in Anderson pros
pecting. He is very favorably impressed
with our progressive city.
Married, on Sunday, March IA, 1857, at
o'clock p M, at the residence of the
brides mother, by Rev. d. I. Spearman,
Mr.. G. NJ. Bowling and Miss Martha FL
rod, all of Anderson County.
30. Evans G. Co. have just received a
| nice line Of boys clothing, which they are
new advertisement, and in the meantime
parents should 20 and see the goods.
The Yates Shoe Co. is Offering their
stock recently damaged by the fire in the
their advertisem ent, and if you want bar
in cbOcc frivn tbap1 ppll at onrp