The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-04-21
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL q, 1897.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1897.
The pic mic season is app. oaching.
Florida beans and tomatoes were on tht
market last week.
Mrs. J. L. McGee is visiting her sister al
Darlington, S. c.
The number of bicycles is increasing
rapidly in Anderson.
Mr.. Paul Diver, of Atlanta, is in the
city visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Brown spent few
days in Atlanta last week.
We are informed that there is not now 6
vacant dwelling house in Anderson.
streetoverseer McGee is doing some
substantial work on McDufie street.
Massrs. R. J. Wells and D. Caldwell, Of
the Southern Railway, are in the city.
A light frost was Visible iu this section
last Sunday morning. No damage resul.
ted.
Miss Bessie Aud, of Elberton, Co., is
in the city visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. E.
| Breazeale.
"Bill Arp lectured in the city Monday
night, but was not greeted by very large
audience.
Miss Mai Warnock, of Ceutrs' S. c.,
has been visiting relatives in Anderson the
past week.
Easter was most delightful day, and
all the Churches in the city had large con.
gregations.
j. W. Qusttlebaum, Esq. went to Co.
lumbia last week to spend few days with
his brother.
Mrs. P. Fl. Williamson, of Lancaster, S.
c, is in the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. s. Lee.
The County Supervisor advertises for
plans and specifications for the new Court
House and Jail.
Gen. NJ. L. Bonham has been invited to
| deliver an address in Newberry on Memo
rial Day, May 10Th.
The schools of the city had holiday on
Good Friday. It was appreciated by both
teachers and pupils.
Notice the prices quoted on shoes and
slippers in the advertisement of 1.-THE
Famous" this week.
M. L. Bonbam, j. L. Trlbble and G. E.
Prince went to Columbia Monday to at
tend the Supreme Court.
Spring chickens are getting ripe and will
5000 be on the market The crop is re-
ported numerous one.
The painters and whitewashers' brushes
are i'm proving the residences and premises
OF several OF our citizens.
Read the advertisement of G. S. Minor
and the 10c. Store. He gives some inter.
esting figures to ponder over.
DR.. J. L. Bolt is now clerking at the
Evans Pharmacy, here he will be pleased
to serve his friends at any tina.
The new advertisement of the Sullivan
Hard v are Co. en- The first pege this week
is specially inter estipg to farmers.
Persons indebted to the late firm of
Simpson Il Son would do we'll to read tie
advertisement in another column.
Mr. A. Nick. Griggs, city editor of the
N )rfolk Virginian, is in the city to day
attending the Griggs Bsker wedding.
Hugh, the 3.year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cary, died at his home in
Seneca last Saturday morning of diphthe.
ria.
Mr.. w. w. Keys, of the Baptist Cou-
ricr, Greenville, S. c., was in Anderson
last week visiting his mother and other
relatives.
Anderson's total cotton receipts from
wegons. up 10 last night, for this season,
are 30006 bales same time last year,
2635S bales.
Mrs. Pauline Gurganus, who has been
in Savannah, Ga, for SONS time, has re-
turned to Anderson and will spend the
summer here
Anderson should have q buggy and
wagon mandatory. We believe it would
be paying enterprise. Who will take the
lead and start it?
-MrP. W. J. HALEY and Miss Cecil
Swilliog, of Hartwell, Ga, spent few
days In tho city last week, the guests of
Mrs. W. C. Bailey.
Miss Leila Roberts, Tho has been teach
ing school near Honea Path, is spending
her vacation at the home of her brother in
law, Mr.. NJ. L Keys, near this city.
The hog cholera is still prevalent in this
section, Messrs M. S. Dickens, e. Ct.
Rose and Others have lost several hogs each
during the past week by this disease.
The ladies will find something interest.
ing to them in the new advertisement of
r. S. Hill, who has just received another
big lot of goods for the seasons trade.
If.you are interested in mems and boys
clothing and furnishing goods, do not fail
Evans e. Co. on our first page this week.
Married. on Sunday, April 1s. 1857, at
$50 o'clock p. M, at Starr, by Rev. w. T.
Duncan. Mr.. Arthur Sasebree and Miss
Minnie Dickson, both OF Anderson County.
The INTELLIaENCEH and the Thrice.a.
week New York World will be sent to any
address for So 90 year. Now is the time
to subscribe. See notice in another col
ump.
Hartwell (Ga.) Sun: "Misses Victorine
Nardin and Effie Osborne, lovely and
accomplished young ladies Of Anderson,
S. c., are visiting the family of Mr.. A. W.
Adams"
A number of the hands engaged in tear.
ing down the old Webb block went out on
q strike at noon on Monday. They want
ed an increase in wages. Their places were
soon filled.
There will be service in st. Josephs
Catholic Church at II o'clock next Sun
day morning. Also in the evening at
o'clock. The services will be conducted
! by Rev. j. D. Budds.
Married, on Thursday, April Is, 1897. at
| the residence of the brides stepfather, Mr..
] B. Harris and Miss Eula E. Morgan, both
of Anderson County.
J. A. Austin s. Co. have rented the
storeroom recently vacated by the Evans
Pharmacy, and will move into it in few
days. Cole & Coffee will move into the
stand vacated by Austin g. Co.
Elberton (Ga) Tribune: "Mr. Charlie
Sullivan, from Anderson, S. G., delighted
his friends here with his presence this
week. Unlike angels visits Mr.. Sullivan g
are neither few nor far between"
Last Friday afternoon more than one
hundred bales Of cotton were destroyed by
| fire at PendletoD Factory. The cotton
| In on old uQrahonea and IL Ia