The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1898

in Anderson.
All Dean, of Greenville, was in th'
city yesterday.
The 2. M. 7. Commencement is the mex
big thing On hand.
Col. J. B. E. Sloan, of Charleston, was
in the city yesterday.
Flour has advanced sixty cents barre
in The past two weeks.
The price of The INrELLIGENcER pei
single copy is $ cents.
Several communications reached us toe
late for publication this week.
Why does snow come down in winter
and ice go up in summer?
One or two farmers report a little rust
on wheat, but it is not general.
Mr.. and Mrs John X. Hood visited
relatives in Greenwood last week.
Mr.. Julian FAINT, of the G. & w. c. r.
R., is in the city visiting his parents.
The State Democratic Convention will
mset in Columbia next Wednesday.
The raen folks will be interested in the
new advertisement of B. o. Evans d Co.
Attention is directed to the new adver'
tisement of Moore e. Lucas, of the Racket
Store.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
have pic mic at Flat Rock Church next
Saturday.
You will find some interesting facts in
the new advertisement of G. T. Jones q
Co. this week.
MIR. M. A. Dean and son, Harold, of
this County. have gone to Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
There are G6ll Confederate pensioners
in the State. Of this number Anderson
County has 498.
The cold snap OF last Friday and Satur-
day did no damage 10 this section, but it
gave as big scare.
Miss Zoe Bleckley, who has been visiting
friends in Spartanburg. has gone 10 Old
Point Comfort, Va.
The Lancaster Enterprise Gays: u b.
Foster, ESQ has gone to Anderson, where
he expects to locate"
C.S. Minor, oi The Ten Cent Store, has
a new advertisement this week. and you
will fiud it interesting
Rev. S. B. Harper will preach in the
First Methodist Church next Sunday
morning at 1l3O O'clock.
Housewives ere anxiously looking for
ward to the time when the gardens will
yield an abund2r CO of vegetables.
Brown Osborne g. Co. make war on high
prices in their advertisement in this issue
Pat yourselfin the way of their mighty
guns.
Julius H. We'll & Co.. of the Allianc.
Ssore announce another great success in
their Tuesday Sale Day. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. NJ e. Lindsey is in Charleston this
week attending the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows as delegate from the Anderson
Lodge
Rev. McSwain Attaway is critically i'll al
the home of his father, Rev. John Attaway
near Pickens. IL is feared that his illness
wila prove fatal.
NJ. A. M. Sharpe, one of the eficien
bookkeepers in the Bank Of Anderson
has gone TO Durham, N. c.. to spend few
weeks 18th relatives.
Wyatt Aiken, the official stenographer
of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, is one o!
the volunteers in the Abbeville Rifles
He enlisted as private.
Now that the merchants of the city have
agreed to close their stores at p. m., the
ladies should boar it 10 mind and do thei
shopping before that hour.
Paris green is the great potato bug de-
s.royer and the only thing used by wester,
farmers. Watch your potatoes and go fo
the bugs when they appear.
Married, on April Z, 1893, at the resi-
dence OF the officiating minister Rey. J
j. Beck, Mr. Andrew P. Fant. Of Belton
and Miss Lula Davis, of Anderson.
Tue soldier boys in campin Columbit
are being vaccinated, and in few days
they will have plenty Of sore arms ant
will be nable to handle their guns.
Rev o L. Martin. Rev. Chas. Mani,
and w. F. Cox left last week to attend th'
Southern Baptist Convention, which cen
vened in Norfolk, Va last Thursday.
Rev. w. T. Capers weat to Colnm bi
last Thursday to attend the marriage O
his sister Miss Charlotte Palmer Caper
aud DR.. William Henry Johnson, OF Char
lesion.
The Grand Lodge OF Knights of Pythia
will convene in Newberry rext week
Gen NJ. l.. Bonham. u. L. Sey btand Loui
Sharpe will represent the Ancerso;
Knights.
On account of the Southern Railway no
being abin TO furnish him trainjuht a
| this time Mr.. r.. p. Smith has again beer