The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-23


Middling Cotton 5 7.1G.
Stained Cotton A to 81.
Some of our farmers are planting corn.
Brock Bros Lave new ad. this week.
Look it up.
Read that new advertisementef0 Osborne
e. Clinkscales
An effort is being madeto organize
bicycle club in the CITY,
The new advertisement of B %. Evans
& Co. will interest male sex.
Spring bonnets will soon be ripe and
then the.giris will be happy.
You can't Judge of a mans character by
the high standing of his collar.
Streetoversecr McGee has large force
of hands at work on the streets.
The Greengille District Conference will
be held at Piedmont June 1920.
Miss Roberta Archer, ofSpartan burg, is
10 the city visiting Miss Zoe Bleckley.
Every farmer in Anderson County
should plant 1ore corn than he can use.
According to the almanacs, Spring be-
gan last Sunday morning at9.l0 o'clock
Our young friend, David Clark, of Un-
ion, S. C, is in the city visiting relatives.
It is said that there will be ak or seven
candidates in the race for Judge Of Pro-
bate.
Miss Caro- Miller. who has been spending
several weeks in New Y Work, has returned
home.
Mr.. ). l.. McGee returned from ken
tucky few days ago with lot of fine
horses
B.o. Evans & Co.'S plan of doing bust
ness is benefit to the buyer. They sell
for cash.
Or. S. NJ. Orr md wife went over to
Greenville last Saturday to spend few
days with relatives.
D G Brown s BRO. have something to
say about enlisting in the er-ny this week.
Read what they say.
+. M. Butler calls attention to the change
ia his wav of doing business in another
column. Read and profit thereby.
Advertisers who desire to change their
advertiseme ents, must hand in their copy
on or before Monday OF each week.
Our local weather prophet says the
backbone of winter is broken. though he
predicts q heavy frost early in April.
On Saturday, April 2nd, Furman Uni
versity ball team will cross bats with the
Pelzer nine at the ball park in PelGer.
Before marriage woman is pensive,
but after marriage she is expensive. So
says bachelor, "the meaG old thing
Married, on March 18th. by j. B. Spear
man, Notary Public, Mr.. w. D. Durbam
and Miss Ollie Cox, all of Anderson Go.
The farmers have gone to work with
their accustomed energy. May good for
tune and good results attend their sabors.
Miss Annie Clark, who has been on an
extended visit to the family Of her uncle,
Mr. E. L Clarke, at Union, has returned
aome.
There will be service in ST. Joseph's
Catholic Church Sunday next at the ususl
hour, II a: m., conducted by Rev. Father
Budds.
Mr.. f. E. Watkins has torn down his
old dwelling house OH Bolton street and
has let the contract for the erection of a
new one.
he'Palmetto. Rifles should be reorgan
lied in Anderson. We have plenty of
fine material. Who will take the lead in
the matter?
a weather prophet makes the predc
tion that the hottest weather known for
more than 40 years will be experienced
tlis summer.
Mr. James X vandiver, of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank, who has been
spending few days IN New York, has
returned home.
Married. on THURSDAY, March Il, 1895,
by John f Clardy, Notary Public Mr..
John Major and Miss Eta Caldwell, all of
Anderson County.
safe crackers are again al work in this
State. and we would warn ctr police to be
on the lookout for them, as they may give
US call at any time.
Miss Annie Bean. an accomplished
youog lady of Deans Station, s. c, visi-
ted Mrs 4. u. johnson last Sunday.
Ifort,rcU (Gu .Spn
The Gee lIaw" is heard on e:ery farm.
indicating that our people arc going 10
take An even tart with Gen. Green. and
push the fight to tilish
MessrS j. H We'll & Co. will have their
spring opening on Thursday, March 5ls'
Tneir new advertisement will tell you
what is III stoie for you. Read it,
The Barnweil .>entincl says: "A friend
tells us Mr. Paul T.. Aver will make win
ming race for lhe House of Representatives
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