The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-20

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Sunday in every month at Ii o'clock a. m.
Chester Reporter.
II. b. FAINT 81 Son sells Heinz's Chow
Chow In bulk. also Heipz's Pickles in
bulk. This is the best way TO buy a high
grade pickle at "a reasonable price. BE
sure to call around and see their complete
line of groceries and spec;altiss. Always
something @ on hand.
Simpsons Bicycle Emporium is always
il the lead. They have adorned them
selves in q bright and attractive uniform.
This uniform is up to the bicycle standard,
and was furnished by the progressive and
enterprlsing firm Of Hall & Milford, popu-
lar clothiers Of Anderson.
County Chairman Breazsa!e publishes "a
notice III another column calling the
Democratic Clubs OF the County to meet
next Saturday al 4 O'Clock }. III for the
purpose of rcorganizing and elec,ing delo
gates 20 the County Convention, which
will be hold on Salesday in May.
Mr.. Earle Ii. DoI3, formerly or his
city, is manager of the st. Charles Hotel
In Charleston. Those OF our citizens who
visit that city next week should stop at the
st Charles. Mr.. Odd will give them Il
cordial welcome aud do everything p,esi-
bic Cor their comfort and enjoyment.
The postoflice at Antreville, Just over
the line in Abbsville County, has been
changed to the store or S. j. Wakefield, ut
Centre CT Gravity. Mr.. Wakefield has
recently been appointed postmaster. sue.
cseding Mr.. II 0. McAdams, she has
held the position for about forty years.
The INTELLIGENCER is greatly indebted
to Mrs S. T. Craig for "a large dish of most
delicious cake, which was presented to US
Lost Saturday. 1t was highly enjoyed by
our entire force. Mrs. Craig 10 certainly
an export in preparing any sort of food,
especially the old fashioned pound cake.
Mrs. Dewitt Hall die at, her home in
the Antreville section on Monday, 1lth
inst. after a brief illness. She was a wo-
man of many Christian virtues. and her
death is deeply regretted by II wide circle
of friends and relatives. She leaves a hus
band, a baby Il few days old, and several
small children IN mourn her das..i.
The WILLIAMSON correspondent of tho
Greenyille Ncws, under Gate Of the 10Th
inst, says: Capt. B. b. Smith, section
master. reports a most terrific 81. ow storm
two miles below here yesterday afternoon.
He says for ten minutes flakes of snow
fell in shee's, after which the ground was
completely covered, but it soon disap-
pared"
/ Mtsers. l.. u. and r. r.. Smith are ar
ranging 10 run an excursion to Charleston
on May 10. Their fare will be gel. = cheap,
only 81 90 for The round trip from Ander-
son. They will also arrange to stop 3 or i
hours in Columbia on the down trip, so
that the party can visit the State Capitol
and other points of interest in the city.
Foil particulars will be given later.
It. j. Mauldin, E.q.. of this city, is cir.
culating a petition to the Board OF Visitors
Of the South Carolina Military Company
asking them &c re!n5tate the Cadets who
were recently ex PEELED from that ~iustitu-
tioE, and it i, being numerously signed.
Call at his Office in the Bank of Anderson
building and sign the petition. These
petitions are being circulated all over the
SITE.
The Ladies' Working Society of the
Baptist Church will serve refreshments,
consisting of strawberries, ice cream. sand
wiches, salad and coffee, in the vacant
storerOom, next dOor to j.. A. Austin &
Co, Hotel ChiQuola block, tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock and con
tinuing through the evening. You will
be helping a worthy cause by patronizing
the Society.
Miss Lizzie Williams has again made a
cut on prices. Offering her entire stock at
so cents on the dollar. The class of goods
carried by Miss Lizzie are of the very best
importations sold In large cities, hence an
opportunity to look rich Avec with q slen-
der pocket book is highly favorably for
those appreciating genuine silks, aatins.
&C., at 81 cents on the dollar. SEE new ad-
vertlaement.
The following officers have been elected
to serve Grace (Episcopal) Church the
ensuing year: Wardens. E. A. Bell and
c. w. Webb Vestrymen, +. q. Brown,
II. Il. Belcher, s. NJ. Orr, r. G.. Webb, E.
w. Taylor. NJ. L Bonham and c. G..
Sayre. The following were elected dele-
gates to the Diocesan Convention &c
Brown and r. G Webb, alte.nates, L. w.
Taylor and b. E.. Bonham.
The new adj. of Dean & R~atlifs this
week. shows how they can afford to guar.
antee every barrel Of Deans Patent Flour
shipped thom-the mill il back Of it all.
Deans Patent is a powerful factor in the
commercial world owing TO the fac, that 1t
Is 50 satisfactorily hedged in by guaran-
tees. They request also that all parties
owing them for guano aud acid will kindly
come forward and give their notes for same
ut on*..
A citizen has hit upon a move, method
or getting rid of IA neighbours chickens
which had lone much mischief In his gar