The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-25

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1893.

The drnmmers report business dull ev
erywbere.
The potato bugs are doing some damage
In various sections
After a drouth of four weeks good rain
has visited this section.
Rev. and Mrs. J. ). Beck Visited friends
in Elberton. Ga, last week.
Fishing is now a popular pastime. but
the boys do not make big catches.
Mr.. d. r. Pennington and family, OF
Walhnlla, have moved to Anderson.
Rev. o. J. Copeland preached in the
Baptist Church last Sunday morning
The ice dealers are the only men pleased
with the sort of weatherywe are having
1t is rumore ed that The wedding bells will
he heard in the city in the near future.
Capt T f. Hill. who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks. is convalescipg
| Attention Of contractors is directed to
the advertisement OF the County Supervi-
eor.
Girls are said to be wearing red. white
and blue Rarters just to show their patri-
otism.
The beautiful shade trees in our streets
attract the admiration Of every visitor to
tho city.
Mr.. J. NJ. Smith, of the Anderson Lum.
Der Co., spent few days in Greenwood
last week.
Mr.. John B. Anderson, OF Seneca, is in
the city. and gave US pleasant call this
morning
Mr.. ). A. Mette. representing the Co.
lumbia Register. was in the city last
Thursday.
The darkest hour is when you can't find
the matches, whether 1t is 'just before
day" or not.
Lesser 81 Co have made some hot weath
or reductions in prices of goode. See their
new ad deertisement.
The farmers arc having fine weather to
keep ahead Of the grass, and they are talk
ing advantage OF it
Dr. L. G. Frierson is erecting a neat cot
tage on his lot at the corner Of Church
street and West avenue.
b o. Evans & Co. have big stock OF
hot weather goods for the men folks. See
their new advertisement.
Prof w. A. Dickson, one OF the Forks
most accomplished teachers. has been
spending few days in the city.
We announce this week as a candidate
D. G. Brown & Bro. Read their announce.
ment as to what Office they aspire.
The crop Of spring chickens is late this
year. The few that are brought to market
arc not much larger than partridge
The new advertisement of Q. f. Jones
q Co this week will prove Interesting to
the ladies. who should read it carefully.
Mr.. Julius H. We'll. Of the Alliance
Store. is in the Eastern markets buying
more goods. Read his new advertisement
The police should keep close lookout
for negro tramps who have been in sections
lent.
''Oolab" is new drink that Is being
Dispensed at the soda fountain Of The Ev-
sos Phsrrscy. It is most delicious
drink.
If you are interested in bicycles read the
new advertisement Of the Sullivan Hard
ware Co.. who are ugenta for tho Crescent
Bicycles.
Officer Payne arrested young white
man yesterday for Carrying q concealed
weapon. and he wes fined $50 in the May
or's Court.
Mrs. j. D. Chalmers end daughter, Mira.
]. 8. Cochran, OF Abbeville are In tho city
visitinR their relative, Mira. J. w. Trow-
bridge and family.
The Anderson Volunteers In Columbia
havs no Company flag. They should have
mako 0ne for them.
Keep the weeds and grass In your yard
cut down. OF course the sanitary inspec-
tor will tell you this, but it is better to do
It bssore he gets around
Rev. o L. Martin. Of this city. preached
the Commencement sermon before the
students Of the John Gibson Institute at
Bowman. last Sunday.
Miss Polly Elgin died at the County
Poor House lost Monday. aged 90 years.
Her remains were inferred at Salem
Church. OF which she was member.
Mr.. Ed. Dodd. one Of the INrkLLIGnN-
CER's compositors who has been sick with
fever for two weeks, is now ccrvaiescing,
and we hope will soon bs able to resume
his duties in thin office.
Next Sunday morniug, at II O'clock,
Union Church, at Barnes Station, will be
dadicated by Rev. .Chae. Manly, y. u.
Tho fsienda OF the congregation arc invi-
ted tn attend tho services.
a fund OF go has been raised in the city
and forwarded TO Col. Alston, in Colum-