The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-04

NAY 4, 1898.


The wise farmer will increase his acre.
age In oorp.
All the farmers are braglng on the
small grain crops.
The city authorities are now occupying
the new city hall.
Spring chickens are in demand In the
city at fancy prices.
A big heart and q big pocket book sell
dom travel lar together.
New buildings are going up 10 almost
every portion of the city
Miss Zoe Bleckley went to. spartanburg
last week TO visit friends.
From reports received we still have
hopes of q good fruit crop.
The cut worms are doing some damage
In the gardens of this section.
II you need a hat read the new adver-
tisement of Moore d Lucas, ofthe Racket
Store.
The Knights of Pythias meet next Fri
day hight. aud all the member, are urged
TO attend.
Young men, show your patriotism by
enlisling for the defense Of your country
in the war with Spain.
The Pickens and Easley Railroad has
been completed. aud regular trains are
now run between the two 10 wns.
g. w. Bridges died at his home in
Piedmont on Sunday, oath ult. He had
] been IN feeble health a long time.
The P. M. I. Cadets. acc ompanied by
the Anderson Cornet and, were out on
dress parade last Fridsy afternoon.
Clerk OF Court Watkins has received
Is now paying IL out to the pensioners.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of +. M. Butler, who 10 always ready
to serve you with fresh fish, meats, etc.
Mr.. l.. p. Smith will run his excursion
to Gharleston on Tuesday. Itch inst.
Watch out for his advertisement next
week and you will learn full Particulars.
Mrs. s. N. Williams, Of Abbsville, wao
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. X.
Anderson, returned home last Saturday.
Messrs j. II. Burrisp, of Lowndesville,
in the city last week aud gave US an ap
preciated call.
Married, Ca Sunday, april ii. 1888, by
A. w. PlckeDs. Notary Public. Mr.. w. c
Barnett and Miss Essie Kay, all Of An
dereon County.
It Is said that come Of the lingo farmers
are 30 thoroughly opposed TO Spain that
they have decided not TO plant Spanish
potatoes this year.
The firm of Nj u. Kennedy& Co has
been dissolved. The business will be on
ttnued by g. A. WHITAKER. Read his no.
tlce and give him a call.
The Southern Railway has granted q
Eat5 OF IS So Tor tn5 round trip rom AN
derson on acooun, of the Democratic State
Convention 10 Columbia.
Mira II. 8. D,wIiug, who has been visit.
Ing relatives in Anderson, returned home
last week. Mrs DowliDg's many friends
regret that her stay ives not longer.
Married, on Friday. April 20. 1898, by
j. +. Ciardy, Notary Public, and at his
residence. Mr.. J. Benton Hemhree and
Miss Dessie Davis, Of Piedmont, 8. T..
We are requested to that there
will be q pic mic ct Herdscrabbie on satur
day. May i4th. The public is invited to
attend and to bring the dinner baskets
John Attsway. Lee Mcclellan. Louis
Mahaffey, George Surratt and Will. Welis,
Of WilliamstoD, have enlisted with the
Butter Guards OF Greenville to go to the
war.
A slight change in the schedule Of the
Southern Railway was made last Sunday.
The passenger train leaves mere now a,
O.50 Il N , fifteen minutes earlier than
formerly.
We invite your attention to the new ad-
vertisement of the Hill-Orr Drug Co.
When you need anything in their line
they will make 1t to your interest tn give
them u call.
Married, near Fair Play, In Oconee
County, at the residence OF The brides
mother. nv Rev. w. w. Leathers, Mr.
John G. Wilson. Of Honea Path, and Mis-.
!Evie Smith.
Col. J.. d. Maxwell left yesterday 70,
Washington. ID g.. where e will sperd 6
few days. If the President demands hil
services. he woul no doubt 20 to Cuns
before he ~retires.
We are gratifled to learn this mnrnins
that our venerable friend, Mr.. r. @. An
iarson, of Broadway Township, VINO ha.
been quite sick. is crrvalescing, aud viii
soon be u again.
The annual pic mic at Cooley's Bridg.
will take place Saturday. 1Ath inst. A larg,
crowd always attend the pic MICS nj thi
place, and this year will be no exceptio,
to the rule. we presume.
Watch the advertising columns of tn,
IN-rELLIGENCER closely every week AM
trade with thore firms that ere seekin,
your trade. They will give you thu bes
gooda for the least money.
Prof, ]. H. Hardin and C. Lender
man wilt conduct an all day singing a
Willis Chapel on the third Sunday il
May. The public is invited e attend an,
bring well-fiiled dinner baskets.
Truman Johnson. a young man we'll an,
favornblv known In baseball circles IL
upper Carolina. died at bis home nea'
ToIey Creek on the 10Th uit. Of cnnsump
tioD. His remains were inferred at Ri,
Creek Church.
The Rev q. l.. Craig. a %ponular youni
Baptist minister Of Plckens County, wa
united In msrrisge on April 10th TO Mis
Ada Brown. daughter of SheritfH. Brown
OF the same County. The Roy, w. w