The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-04-07

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1897.

LOCAL NEWS I
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1897.
The early gardener is indulging in rad 0
ishes now.
The stores are showing spring styles of q
straw wear. ~
Mr.. Thomp. Bresz,ale left yesterday for
Mt Olive, N. g. a
Mr.. II. C. Beattie, of Greenvil!e, was in L
the city yesterday. -
Mr.. R. G. Ball, representing Barnum's =
Show, is in the city u
Mr.. II D. A. Bemap, of Walhalla, spent
Saturday in the city. I
The clerks are counting the days until tt
the stores close early. q
A mule belonging to Maj. !. N Van6i- u
yer died in the city Monday.
Good Friday comes on the 10Th inst, r
and Easter Sunday on the 18th. Il
Anderson's new cotton mill will add 800 D
people to the population of the city. v
Brick mssons, carpenters and painters h
will be kept busy in Anderson this sum-
mer.
March came in like lamb, but it went ~ ~
out like q roaring lion last Wednesday fe
night. ~
Mr. Frank Mayes went down to New. ',
berry last week TO spend few days with a
relatives. I"
Webb & Webb have moved their stock =,
of goods into their new building on Whit. -,
ner street. Fl
Tue firm of Russell 4 Breazeale has se
bsen disso Mr.. Russell will continue a! a!
the business. ~ ~
i considerable crowd vas in the city
Monday, AID everybody was discussing J.;
the weather. - =.
The INTELLIeENcER is going to give II
bicycle to some young lady. Sse another Of
column for particulars. o.
At the city election last Thursday. Mr.. 2;
J. M. Payne was elected to succeed Mr.. az
Mulina1 as Alderman.
Miss Kitty Cole, Of Cashiers Valley, N. fo
c., who has been visitin grelatives in An G.
derson, has returned home fu
"The Famous" store this week quotes D,
some wonderfully low prices in its new de
advertisement. Read them. pt
Dr.. Jas. + Poore, of Bolton, who has r,
just graduated from a medical college in -
New York, has returned home.
Tertia is the name Of q new post office to
mail service from there to Townville. M
The membership of the knights of m m
Pythias is probably increasing more than ~ ~
any other fra.ernal organization in the ;s
city. %
II. Clay Sterus. who is giving interest
ing entertainments in various parts of the -
State, will visit Anderson in the near fu -; -
tu:e -
TIE a,,vt rtsemeLt IF the Evans Phar- IN
macy contains an important announce VI
| msnt this week. and it will do you good 10 Or .,
read ii. NJ
M.ssrs w T. Moncri,f If and L. M Ma or
haffuy have been appointed members of
the B ard O. Education for Anderson ,,1
County. II
The Southern Express Company now ou
occupies the rom recently vacated by f. in
M. Butler, in the Chiquola building on wi
Main street. hi
le
Mss ELISE Mauldin, the accomplished in
teacher of elocuIion in Converse College, pc
Spartanburg, 8 c., is spending few daye in
at her home iu this city.
We are requested 10 announce that Mr.. s.
]. T. King will conduct singing at Beth aF
| any Church next Sunday at IL o'clock e. th
m. All are invited to attend. al
Toe Western Union Telegraph has been n, ri
| tlo yNoh Al, oty 70 fbo hni1 -
ins formerly used as photograph gallery, w
one door west of the post Office. th
The Epworth League Conference of GI f.,
South Carolina will meet in Spartan burg oh
on the lG.h inst The railroad fare from o.. o.
Anderson is SIS 45 for the round trip. 0A
We still have few copies of our Souve. of
mir Edition on hand. Send or call and get hi
copy ,and send to some friend or..acqrain- TO
tance in distant State. Only ten cents ac
copy. th
Last Sunday was the wettest day this +
section has had in long time. 1t rained III
almost ell day, and as a consequence the tn
churches of the city had small congrega- ar
tions. M
Now is the time to subscribe for the IN or or
TELLIGENCER and get the coupons to vote ~
for the most popular young lady in the ~
county. Read the particulars in another
column. m
Rev. J. Mcleod. pastor Of the Thomp. er or
son Methodist Church, colored, will preach NJ
special sermon to the Rough and Ready n
Fire Company next Sunday afternoon, at 10
$3.50 o'clock. az
The Cadets Of the P. M. 7. and the first "
nine of the Bolton club, opened the base "
ball season in this city last Saturday. The u
game resulted In score of Is to II in fa- d Z.
vor of Bolton. o.
Mr.. Neb. L. FAINT, who has been attend a
ing the meeting Of the Postal Clerks in ye
San Francisco, has returned home and is bi
again at his post of duty on the Blue to
Ridge Railroad. d
Abbeville Medium: Miss Matte Brown, m
g fascinating and pretty young woman from OIL
Belton, is now on visit to Mrs. w. B. NJ
Bullock: She is daughter of the late DR.. d.
Carroll Brown" hi
Rev. w. R. Richardson, pastor of the fu
First NJ. E. Church, will, on next Sunday
night, begin series Of services on the sub.
ject of "Future Life" All are cordially In tt
vited to attend the series. te
If you arc interested in shoes-and few ce
persons are not-that new advertisement Y
of C. F. Jones & Co. should have your G
closest attention, as it Is devoted eXtens- Ell
lively to the subject of shoes. sc
Mr.N. B Sullivan will erect handsome :
dwelling house on his lot on Hampton al
street. opposite the home Of his brother, G
Hon. j. M. Sullivan. The work will be- i;
gin as soon as the weather permits. -,
DR.. W. R. Haynie, who has been taking n n
9 post graduate course in the New York H
Polyclinic, returned home last week, and P
has located at the home of Mr.. L. N. n,
Martin, in Martin Township. TO practice oc
his profession. T
We are requested 10 announce that J. r
C. Lendernand will conduct singing at - :,
Shiloh church on the third Sunday In n
May, at o'clock p. N. Books will be " "
furnished for the occasion, and everybody -
is Invited to attend. :"
"Don't YOU think my new hat is as pref