The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-10
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1899.

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wash brush freely.
Miss Cecilia and Sophia Levy are II
Charleston visiting friends.
Miss Eva Wakefield, OF Antreviile,
is in the city visiting relatives.
All sorts Of country produce are in
demand in the city at good prices.
Mrs. Susie Herndon, Of Elberton,
Ca, is in the city visiting friends.
A local weather prophet says we are
going to have an extremely hot sum
mer.
Old winter jumped right out OF the
lap of spring and old summer took her
place.
The city graded schools will close
for the summer vacation next Friday,
18th inst.
The gardens are doing fine, and
many Of our citizens are now indnlglng
in green peas.
We invite the attention of our farm
ers especially to the new advertisement
of Brock Bros.
B. o. Evans s. co. tell you how they
can sell clothing so cheap. Read their
advertisement.
II you need bicycle tires, tubes, etc.,
read the new advertisement OF the
Thomson Cycle Works.
Several members Of the Anderson
Bar are in Columbia this week attend
ing the Supreme Court.
There will be services at St. Joseph's
(Catholic) Church next Sunday at II
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. III.
Everybody should remember that the
stores close now at Z o'clock p. m. DO
your shopping before that hour.
Cobb s. Crayton, the shoe people,
talk evening slippers in their new adj
yertisement this week. Read it.
Anderson's policemen are now wear
ing the regulation police hat. 1t is
.helmet-shaped and very becoming.
Mr.. James Bishop, of Cincinnati, is
here visiting his brothers-in-law,
Messrs. George and Casper schrimp.
A gold fountain pen was lost on the
streets of the city afew daysago. The
finder will berewarded by leaving it at
this Office.
Mr. Hoyts King lett yesterday for
Toronto, Canada, where he hasaccept-
cd Il position with the Arlington Hotel,
of that city.
Mr.. w. II. Barnes, an old Anderson
boy, who is HOW making his home at
Prattsville, Ala, has been spending
few days in the city.
MI. D. @. Browne, of this County,
left yesterday for Poughkcepsie, \. -.
where he will spend afew weeksat-
tending Il business college.
The Pendleton Graded School will
give a pic nic next Friday, 18th inst.
All the friends and patrons OF the
school are invited to attend.
The closing exercises OF the Honea
Path High School will take place next
Friday. An interesting program has
been arranged for tic occasion.
Rev. L. c. Shirley will preach at
Flat Rock Church next Sunday. The
friends Of the congregation are corlli-
ally invited to attend tic service.
Alargccro went from the city last
Sunday to the Singing Convention at
Mountain Creek Church. The next
Convention will be held i'll this city
Married, on Sunday, May !, 1890, by
Magistrate S. II. Stone and at his resi-
dcncc. Mr. G. B. Blum and Miss Lena
Laskasskic, all of Anderson County.
There will be pic nic at Burriss'
Mill. two miles above Iva, next Sat,lr-
day, 18th inst. The public is invited
to attend and bring well filled baskets.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Clinkscales, Of Atlanf;l,
is spending a fcN days in the city,hav-
ing come over to be at the bedside of
hcr mother, Mrs. FAINT. Who died last
Monday.
Gen. Hawley has invited Capt II. II.
Watkins, OF this city, to act as al aidc
from South Carolina OH his staff during
the great Peace Jubilee at Washington
ON the 25th inst.
In future we will charge one cent a
word for all tributes of respect and
obituaries exceeding words. Count
the words and you will know what you
will have to pay.
Married, on Saturday, May6, 1899, in
this city, by Magistrate .J.J. Gilmer,
Mr.. Virgil +. Taylor, Hn eN-me1mber OF
the 3rd Georgia Regiment, and Miss
Katt. Goss. botllot lTabelsllam County,
Ga.
'rIlc Secretary OF State has granted Il