The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-09
The farmers are ready for planting.

The farmers are ready for planting.
Supervisor Snelgrove has an important
notice in another column
Maj. B. B. Evans, OF Columbus, spent a
day Or two in the city last week.
The United States District Court con-
venes In Greenville next Tuesday.
Mayor folly has been quite sick the
past week. but is able 20 be out again.
Mrs. w. C. Power and daughter, Miss
Julia, visited friends in Sumter last week
Miss Rosa Hamlin, OF Abbeville, is Wis
ting her cousin, Mrs. VIII. Brissey, In
this city.
Mrs l.. A. McSmith has gone to Green
wood, g. q, -he-c she vi! probably 70.
main two or three weekv.
Mrs. w. 8. Lee and Little daughter, who
have been vieiting relatives In Lancaster,
S. c.. reenrned home last Friday.
The sportsmen Of this eection will make
he beat Of their opportunities from now
until the lst of April, when the game law
goea into effect.
Court finished its business last FRIDAY
evening and adjourned. Judge Aldrich
dispatches business rapidly and Ia q model
Judge in every respect.
The Cadets of the Il. M. L. are now dis.
playing q small Cuban flag under the big
United States flag chat floats from the fsg
staff on the Institute grounds.
''The gentle spring-time. when the young
mans fancy highly turns to thoughts Of
love- will soon be here and then lookout
for pic mics and pretty girls in white.
The old Jail building was sold at public
cutlery last Saturday and was purchased
by j. S. Fowler for $3.50 60. who will tear
1t down at once. sheriff Green moved
into the new Jail yesterday.
All persons interested in the building
Of a Baptist Church near Roberto, 8 c, are
requested to meet at the residence Of w.
II. Shearer on the afternoon of the fourth
Sunday. 9th inst, at 3 o'clock.
We invite your attention to The adver-
IL 1LikOu U W., SuOG U0Als
ers. This Hrm proposes to shoe the entire
family free OF cost. Of the customer who
spends the most dollars with them this
year.
There will be a meeting at Sandy
Springs next Saturday evening, 18th inst.
at : o'clock. aud all the c%itizsns of that
section ale urged to attend. The purpose
of The meeting i, to take steps to establish
q High School.
All Confederate Veterans In the vicinity
Of Cooks. Corner Township, are requested
e nee: there On Saturday, the 18th OF
March. at 2 o'clock p NJ, for the purpose
of organizing a Camp OF the United Con
federate Veterans.
Mr. NO Farmer. of Fork Township,
had the misfortune TO lose q good tenant
house and outbuilding, togethe. with q
large rupply OF corn and fodder, OIL Sum-.
day last. The house was occupied by Mr..
Robt. Stevens, aud 1t is thought the origin
was %incend,ary.
The Abbeville Medium of the ard Inst.
sayG: "Esv. J. g. II. Sumneraii iectuTed
to the Seminary Students OF Efskine Col
lege Last Thursday. Everybody was very
much pleased With Mr.. Summerell's lee.
ture and sermon in the morning. 1t is
said to have been the best this session."
Rev. v. I. Masters. the genial travelling
agent of the baptist Courier, has been
spending a few days In this section, and
on Monday was a welcome visitor to our
sanetum. The Courier is one of the best
religious papers published in this country
and should be a visitor to every Baptist
home.
Superintendent Of Education Attaway
The following as successful in
the recent teachers examination: 1st
grade-Nos. 20. 3S, H.. lib, 126, I27, l47,
lSl 2nd grade. olass A.-Nos. s. %, 80, 80.
50, 100, 100, l23. 129 md grade, clasa b.
Nos. Z. IL. Is, 40. A, 81. los. Ill, $50. A
few more papers are to pass on.
Mrs. Newton Oats died at her home ia
Brushy Creek Township on Friday night
the 25.h ult., and was buried from Corinth
Church on Sunday afternoon. ih- obse-
quies being conducted by Rsv. l.. T.
Weldon. The deceased was d most excel.
lent woman, a devoted Christian and q
member Of Easley Baptist ~Church.-Lib-
crty Beacon.
The Rough and Ready Firemea held
annual meeting on Tuesday evening,
1<t inst. and elected the following officers
to serve the ensuing year: President,
Bar bers Frazier; Vice President, William
Oliver; Treasurer, John Payton; Secre-
tary, John Butler. The Company is in
good condition and always ready to do
good work at a Ere
.Wnlhalls was visited last night by a
serious confagration, the Brennecker
house and an adjoining dwelling goire up
In smoke. q total loss of building and fur
niture. Origin unknown MI. Herman
Busch, one OF tho firemen. was struck on
the head by a falling hook from the roof
and his skull fractured. Chances for his
recovery are very slight.
Capt. T.. T. Cooley died at his home In
Martin Township yesterday (Tuesdsy,)
after n 1nnu and 1ipoarJr~ loh;It,r -.