The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-06
Pic MICS will soon be in order.

Miss Carrie Perry, or Walhslls, is visit
ing relatives in Anderson.
The flower gardens are beginning to
put out their spring dress.
Our city farmers ave numerous patches
of very fine oats and harley.
Next Friday is Good Friday and Sunday
following is Easter Sunday.
The bare footed hoy is again in evidence,
and is as 'happy as a lark"
Mr.. Beatty Gossett. of Pelzer, spent Sun
day and Monday In the city.
The McClelland Presbytery, co!ored.
meets in this city to morrow.
The un!.ed States District Court con.
vened In Greenville yesterday.
Mr.. H.fam Hall, of Locket, Texas, is
visiting relatives in this County.
Mrs. Berry Allen. of Lowndesville, was
in the city shopping last Saturday.
b. @. Evans & Co.. nnounce thew are
ready to fit you in q new spripg suit.
w. N. Graydon. Esq, of Abbeville,
spent q day or two in the city last week.
The full moon appears to day. 1t is
hoped now that there will be no more frost.
Why does the mother of a homely baby
always say it resembles her husbands
people?
Miss Helen Cashin went to Seneca last
week to spend a few days with her aunt.
Mrs. Cary.
A few bales of cotton are in the market
nearly every day. The price does not
vary much.
MIR. and Mrs. L. P. Sloan left Monday
for Battle Creek, Mich, for the benefit of
their health.
We still, have a Few more of these rov-
vegetable seed or band. t.'i
aud get them.
There is still a considerable quantity of
cotton in the country. 1t is being held for
a higher price.
Our venerable friend. Mr.. o. II p. Taut.
OF Pendleton, has been spending a few
days in the city.
Memorial Day is just a month of and it
will be observed in Anderson with impress
sive ceremonies.
We are indebted to Senator Tillmen and
congressman Lz;imer for public docu-
mems of a recent issue.
Some of the Anderson merchants receive
almost daily orders from neighboring
towns and cities for goode.
When The new Court House is complet-
ed, the city authorities should mscada-
mizee the court House Square.
Mrs. A. w. Adams and Mrs. Maggie
adams. of Hartweli. Ga. have been snand
ing a few days in the city with relatives.
Rev. Arthur Crane is conducting a
series of meetings in the Baptist Church.
Services are held both morning and even
ing.
J. H We'll e Co. lave inaueurated a
special sale for every Tuesday in the week:
Their new advertisement gives p~articu-
lars.
Mrs. f. Is Clements and Miss G. srtrude
Hoyt. or Greenyille, are spending a few
days in the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Again we urge the farmers 10 double
their hog and corn crops. War is upon
us and the ail-cotton farmer is going to
suffer.
The only psddieg That ia never licensed
is the peddler Of gossip. Satan never
makes the work of his servants hard to
engage in.
Mr.. Lester B. Morrie, a young farmer of
this County. has purchased a farm near
Pickens G. H.. and will make his future
home there.
Every week We receive one or more COM
munications which are not signed by the
author, and, under our rule, thew 20 to
the waste basket.
We are requested to that Rev.
W.. s Hameter will preach regularly
every second and fourth Sunday in the
Townville Presbyterian Church.
At Pelzer Lest Saturday d Karns CT base
ball was played between the Pelzer team
and Furman University team, resulting in
q score of 10 to . In favor of Pslzer.
The Grand Lodge of knights of Pythias
meets Ia Newberry next mouth. Afessrs.
N. L. Bonham and U. e. Seybt have been
elected delegates from Chiquola Lodge.
Mrs. jane Gaillard Robinson is again in
the millinery department. of Brown. Os-
borne & Co., and would be pleased to have
her friends and acquaintances call and see
her.
The Presbytery of South Carolina met
last night at Essley. Rev. J. N. II. Sum |
merell and Elder w. g. johnson are rep.
resenting the Presby terian Church of this
city.
s. j. Pickle. formerly of Pendleton,
died IN Columbia a few days ago.. His
body Was brought to Sandy Springs and