The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-15

The time for paying city taxes ex-
| piles to-day
Several new cottages are being erect
ed in the city.
According to the almanacs Spring
begins next Monday.
The Court of General Sessions begin
in Grccnvillc next Monday.
Mr.. l.. II. Carlisle. of Hodges. is
i'll the city visiting relatives.
1t pays 10 !.;.v: Il good garden, an,i
You should give it your attention.
W. ii. Gecr, representing the Green
Vile NcTS. was in he city last Friday.
Considerable work has been done in
the gardens during the past few days.
DR.. :. G. Bruce, the popular dentist
At Townvllc, spent last week in the
city.
The new advertiser, of G.. +. Jones
nation.
Mr.. j. Robert Kay. Oc"nrc Countys
popular Treasurer. spent last Friday in
the city.
Tie Baptist Church ut Seneca has
extended Il call to Rev. ID. w. IIiott. of
Townville.
An old gardener says "thiS is the right
time of the moon to plant your Irish
potatoes.
Miss Bertha kccSr, who has been
quite sick for Il week or more is now
convalcscing.
\ yarn mill is now being talked of in
Anderson. ;in,. it is very probable that
it will be built.
Chiuuola Lodge, knights of PythiaS.
meets Tomorrow night. All the mem
brrS are urged To attend.
In their new advertisement this week
Is. @. Evans X Go. talk about their new
Spring stock of clothing.
Mr.. Paul l.. Aver has opened in Of
flee in the l'oStolicc building to engage
in tn" real estate business.
Last i'ridny Mr.. W. .J. Robins. Jr., of
broadway Township. WAS carried to
the lunatic asylum in Columbia.
"A "rcrzy Time" was rendered in the
Opera House last Friday and Saturday
evenings t" large and apprccintivr au-
slicnccS.
y number of our farmers have re-
ported their oat crop seriously dam
aged. and some OF them will rsow
their fields.
The Alliance Store announces Tues
day, 2Stl inst. us its grand opening
day. Read its new advertisements for
particulars.
The prophets interpret the signs of
the stars and planets to mean IL CON
tinllance of unfavorablc weather du-
ring this month
Mr.. II. j. Cunningham, chairman of
the Board of Directors of the State
Pcnitentiary, arrived in the city YES
tcrlay afternoon.
j. ID. Kelly, of Piedmont. warns the
public not to trade for two notes pur-
porting to have been given by him.
See advertisement.
MIR. Il. A. j. Green, who is Temporal
rily engaged i'll business ut Spencer. y.
C., mas been spending few DAYS at
his home in this city
The weather has bccp favorable the
past few days, and large crowds have
visited the city every day. Business
was, therefore, lively.
Mcssrs. j. l.. Tribblc and i. X. Me
Gully have gone to Cincinnati to attend
q meeting of the promoters of the
Black Diamond Railroad.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement Of q. -. Anderson &
Bro. They are offering Il rare bargain
obaccO and many other things
Il. B. FAINT X Son are agents for
linist'S celebrated seed, which they
are offering ut low prices. Read their
advertisement and give them Il call.
Married, on Sunday, March !. 1890,
~ -. tbiO.N ItS, -NOttIN uUlN, ftIlti
at his residence, Mr.. G. +. Queen and
Miss Nancy y. Freeman, all of the Fork.
l.. &. Bard was arrested ut Piedmont
few days ago under the charge Of
selling liquor. He will be tried ut he
approaching term of Court in Green
vile.
Mr.. Gideon G.. Stone, one of Able
willie County's oldest citizens. died ut
his home near DonnaldS on Saturday,
| 4th inst. Four sons an,l three daugh-
tiers survive him.
The Catcrchcc Chapter of The
Daughters of the American Revolution
will meet next Monday afternoon. Goth
inst, at o'clock, with it's Registrar,
Miss Emily pivvcr.