The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-16


Stained Cotton ~ to 5.
The game law goes into effect on the ] 81
April.
So far old March has been very mild in
this section.
Easter Sunday comes on the 10Th Of
April this year.
II. Mauldin, Esq, attended Court in
Pickens last week.
The contractors are now putting the
roof on the new Court House.
C. C. Featherston, Esq, of Laurens. i:
in the city visiting his parents.
Mr.. S. c. Humphreys, Of Donaldsvile
visited relatives in this city last week.
The small grain crops arereported look
ing fine in every section of the County.
Ifyou expect to buy piano or organ
read NJ. L. Willis new advertisement.
Eight years ago to-day this section o
the country was visited By q severe freeze
Attention is directed to the new adver-
tisement of Moore tS Lucas, of the Racket
Store.
If you are interested in watermelons,
read the new advertisement of Hill Orr
Drug Co.
The dealays in mules and horses are not
doing as large business as usual this
Spring.
The IHTELL1G ENcEH has enrolled nearly
one hundred new subscribers since the 1st
of January.
The ladies will De especially interested IN
the new advertisement of ]. H. We'll &
Go. this week.
The man who gets up in this world by
putting another man down loses more
than he gains.
The knights of Pythias will meet next
Friday evening. All the members ara
urged to attend.
Miss Rebscca Jeffords, of Orangeburg, is
in the city visiting the family Of Rev. w.
r. Richardson.
Hon. j. NJ. Sullivan is improving the
appearance of his dwelling house by hav-
ing it repainted.
Both the oil mills in this city have clos
ed down for this season. The supply of
seed is exhausted.
Osborne e. Clinksca!es have just received
a car load Of stoves. and they will tell you
about them next week.
Miss Mary Erwin, of Honea Path, is
visiting ber friend, Mrs. Rebecca Parker,
on West Mark ct street.
Mr.. j. A. Sullivan, the genial city editor
of the Greenville Nc,cs, spent Sunday in
the city with his parents
LII. Vaughn, agent for E. ] O'Conner,
advertises big stock OF whiskies, wines
and beer. Sec advertisement.
If your chickens have cholera, the Hill
Or Drug Co have remedy that will
Gre it, See their advertisement.
1t is getting time for our local base
ballists to exhibernate The weather is
getting warm enough now for fun.
The Board of Health should see that the
city is put in good sanitary condition
before the approach of hot weather.
Oar little friend, Master Clarence Sulli-
van. entertained number OF his friends
last Saturday afternoon with party
MIR. Wm Agnew, sn aged and respected
citizen of Donalds, died on Sunday, 9th
inst. He was the last of large family.
The United States District Court. which
was to have convened in Greenville yes
terday, has been postponed until April 5th.
Don't neglect your garden. Seed are
cheap, and no great amount OF labor is re-
quired to plant them and work the vege-
tables
In their new advertisement this week C..
f. Jones & Co. make an important an
nouncement in reference to Spring goods.
Read it
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the Bank Of Anderson. This
Bank. by agreement, will pay interest on
deposits.
H. II Watkins, l;.q., j. f. Breazes'e,
Esq, and Supervisor Snelgrove spent a
day or two in Greenville last week en-
business.
In their new advertisement this week Il
O. Evans & Co call attention to their big
stock of men $ hats end neckwear. Read
it carefully.
The plum trees are in bloom. They are
always the first to appear. 1t is now the
genera! opinion that We will have plenty
of fruit this year. So mote it be.
Mr. j. c. c. Festherston has rented his
dwelling house, on South McDuflie street,
to MrJ IL. We'll, and will in few weeks
move his family to Williamson.
Mrs. Will l;rissey, accom- panied by
Miss I.osa IIanllin, have returned from
Greenvlie, where they have been for sew
eral DAYS visiting friends and relatives.