The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-27

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1898.
Next Monday is salesday.
"What shall we do with hel?"

The Anderson lce Factory has com
menced work.
We have had some fine April showers
the past week.
The farmers are ready for war-sgainst
! General Greer.
Probate Judge Bursiss visited Walhalla
] last week on business.
A local weather prophet says there will
be three frosts in May
a number of Anderson's young men are
anxious 10 go TO Cuba
The war is the main topic of converse
tiou on 1he streets now.
Some of the early sown oats are begn-
Mug t. show their heads
If YOUR name is not on Dem ocratic
CLUB list, see that it is put there.
Miss Lizzie Williams, of the Ladies'
Store, has sold her stock of goods.
Anderson County is well represented at
the Veterans Reunion in Charleston to-
day.
DR.. p. n. E. Sloan, Secretary of Glenn
son College, spent last Thursday in the
city.
Mrs. J. L Barton went to Due West
last week to spend few days with rela-
tives.
Green peas, fried chicken and spring
lamb will soon delight the Ericurean
palate.
The farmers are we'll up with their work
The cotton acreage is not being reduced,
we are told.
Clemson College nine defeated Furman
College nine at Clemson last Friday by
score OF IA to 9
The Junior editor Of the INrELLIGENoERS
is in Charleston this week enjoying the
Reunion festivities.
Read what Brown, Osborne & Co. say
about shoes in this issue and if you want
10 save money see them.
opera House Friday evening, May6
Mrs. Hermene Carpenfss, who has been
visiting relatives at Elberton. Ca, return
ed home few days ago.
Mr.. Paul Brock, formerly of this city
but now of Atlanta, Ga, has been spend
ing few days in the city.
The Alliance Store has something to say
ia this issue about their Tuesday Sale
Day. Rsad and profit thereby.
Mrs. N. l. FAINT and children, who have
bsen visiting relatives in the city, have re-
turned to their home, Walhalla.
Hon. J. NJ. Sullivan went down to Or
angeburg to attend the funeral of his
brother-in- law, DR.. Wannamaker. :.
Mr.J A. Sullivan, city editor OF the
Greenvlle Ne,Os, spent Sunday and Mon
day in the city visiting his parents
Mr.. A. L welcb has purchased an cleo
trio motor. which will be used in operat-
ing the machinery in his flour mill.
Sheriff Green is now hunting up the
delinquent taxpayers. The number Of
delinquents is not as large as usual.
Governor EIlerbe is receiving numbers
La oty IN III
offering their services as volunteers in the
war.
The County Democratic Convention
will meet next Monday in the Opera
House ut II o'clock. Every Club should
be represented.
When man gets up in the morning, he
grumbles il breakfast is not ready but if
that same man goes fishing, he can wait
all day for bie.
ZArIiue is the name of q new postotiice
that has been esta blished on the route be-
tween Honea Path and Antreville. j. H..
Robinson is postmaster.
The farmer who fails to plant plenty Of
the food crops will regret it in the winter
when he will have tor buy 81 per bushel
corn with cents cotton.
Our young friend q W. Speer, of
Lowndeevlle. ia temporarily making his
home in tbls city, studying law in the of-
flee Of Bonham & Watkins.
Anderson should baye big demonstra-
ton on Memorial Day. Some distinguish
ed orator should be invited TO deliver an
address on the occasion
DR. Montague, President of Furmsn
University, has accepted an invitation 10
deliver tho annual address before tho
Williamston Female College in June.
What shall we do with her?'
The lot Of $40 bales of cotton, known as
the Hammond lot, has been borgh. by
Messrs. Dean & Ra,liIe of this city, and
marked for shipment TO Liverpool.
C. T. Jones d Co. saw their trade is good
this season, and if it keeps up will sol!
more goods than they havo ever sod in
any one season. Help tie boys alons.
\ neat window display is q great attrac-
tiou. Our dry goods merchants vie with
each other 10 soc who shall excel, and as /.
result All OF their windows are models.
The Court House tower will soon be