The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-18
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1898.

Col. J. L. Orr, of Greenville, was in tn
city last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Webb spent las
week in Charleston.
Our fee for announcing candidates is tiv
dollara, cash in advance.
A local weather prophet says the warn
| weather has come to stay.
C. F. Jones & Co.'S. new advertisement
this week will interest you.
The Alliance Store quotes prices in its
new advertisement this week.
Lesser g. Co. are making war on prices
Read tneir new advertisement.
The supply of spring chickens is moi
equal to the demand in the city.
The black berry crop promises to be
bountilul one, and will soon be ripe.
Mr.. j. w. Morris, of Hartwell, Ga.
spent q few days in the city last week.
Mr.. G. Ernest Brown, of Birmingham
Ala, is spending few days in the city.
There has not been the suspicion of q
case of smallpox in this County to date.
Mr.. Harve Penneil, of Starr, recently
shipped two carloads Of cattle to Norfolk,
Va.
Miss Lucy Boyd, of Savannah, Ga, is
in the city visiting the family of Mr.. o. B.
VanWyck.
Mrs. A. Mauphin, of Richmond, Va, is
visiting the family of Hon. B. F. Craytop,
near tho city.
The Evans Pharmacy has just received
stock of Alabastine to use on your walls.
See advertisement.
A good rain ia badly needed in this Sec
ton. Tie gardens and crops would be
greatly benefited.
Mrs. j. G. Cunningham, who bad been
on visit to relatives in Greenwood, re-
turned home last week.
The ladies should remember that the
stores now close at o'clock and do their
shopping before that hour.
Mrs G. F. Bigby went over to Greenyille
last week to spend few days with her
sister, Mre. ]. P. Hillhouse.
Prof. w. F. Moncrief, of this city, will
deliver lecture at Hopewell next Friday
evening, Goth inst. at o'clock.
Policeman Mckinney has been appointed
health officer and will look closely after
the sanitary condition OF the city.
The farmer who has good crop of
wheat this year is fortunate, if the price re-
mains at what it is now-$l.5O bushel.
TIE paper on which We print has rapidly
advanced in price. and that fact should
appeal to all delinquents. Can't you aid
u?
Married, on Sunday, May Is. 1865, by
Z. II. Shanklin, Esq, Mr.. Robert l..
Barnes and Miss Sarah Tins, both Of Au-
tun.
In their new advertisement this week
II. 8. Fant Il Son announce they are
readv to equip pic mic parties. Give them
cali.
Mr.. J. G. Cunningham, of this city, who
travels for the Pratt Gin Co, is now on
the read, with headquarters at Charlotte,
N
The number of bicycle riders continues
to increase in Anderson. The boys should
form an Association aud have a few races
this Summer.
The annual pic mic at Zarline Island will
take place next Saturday, and, as usual,
will no doubt attract large crowd OF
young folKs.
Lieut.. N. a. McCully, Of the United
States Navy, has recently been promoted
and is now in charge of one of the ships in
the flying squadron.
The knights of Pythas meet next Fri
day evening. All the mem bers arc urged
to attend, as the first rank will be con
fsrrsd on 81 new member.
Lawrence Chapman, au inmate OF the
County Paupers' Home, died last Saturday
after long illness from consum p:ion. lie
was about % years of age.
Az the Bows who went to Columbia and
honestly tried 10 pass tie examination and
failed are patriots and deserve the thanks
of the community ct large.
Rev. J. y. II Summerell has gone to
New Orleans to attend the General Assem-
bly, ct the Presbyterian Church, South,
which convenes there to-day.
Wade Hampton Parker, Of the Butler
Guards, diad in Columbia last Monday OF
pneumonia His remains were carried 10
his home in Greenville for interlment.
AT the suggestion of Mrs. j. c. Harris
a number of the good ladies of the city ore
arranging To- send a box of good things t6
.he Anderson Volunteers in Columbia.
Hill Sheppard wa, arrested Thursday
by Policeman Mcmillan and Mr.. w "a.
Riley. He had broken contrncs with j. 5
Fowler al Anderson Grccn1cood IRfc1.
Tbs sudden rise in wheat has only