The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-12
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, April. y, 1879.

Spring chickens are III demand III
fancy prices.
This section has had several irost>
the past week.
Let the garden seed 20 III the ground
whenever il is dry enough.
Miss Lula Payne is visiting friends
and relatives in Grccnvllc.
The Sli;'riif and his Deputies are now
busy serving taN executions.
This year proves that an early Easter
does not make IN early spring.
In their new advertisement B. o.
Evans X Go. quote prices on clothing.
Read il.
Magistrate j. j. Gimer has been APP
pointed pension manager for Anderson
County.
One of Mir. J. j. Frctwcll's fine car
ringc horses died rather Su,ldcnlya few
days ago.
The new advertisement of {. +. Jones
X. Co. refers to many things interest :
ing to You.
The new advertisement of Brown,
Osborne X Co. will pr vc interesting
to the ladies.
Mrs. Carrie Howard. of Grecnvillc
County, is i'll the city visiting relatives
and old friends.
| If you need stoves, t,,wart.. crocktry
etc, read the new advertisement of
! Osborne & Osborne.
The Anderson Country Drainage AS
sociatiOn will meet in the Court House
next Saturday ut II o'clock.
Miss Helen Cashine, of this city. has
gone to Waynesboro, Ga, where she is
visiting Miss Georgia Brown.
| The Alliance Store has changed its
bargain day from Tuesdays to Thurs
days. See new advertisement.
Mr.. John II. Jones is seriously i'll at
his home three miles south of the city.
and his death is expected at any hour.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Payne is now in charge
/
transfer having been made few days
ago.
Gen. NJ. l.. BonIlam and ii. ii. Wat
llinS, Es.I., have gone to Washington
and Baltimore on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. II. NJ. Baker. who is now in HE
4 in, N,,l l,n.
| thanks for late copies Of Havana pa
pers.
Our yonng friend, Joe Evans. who
has been wrestling with the rheuma-
tism for two . three weeks, is out
again.
Married. on Tuesday, April II, 1899,
by Rev. S. b. Harper, Mr.. Luther l..
Smith and Miss Ellen Sutherland, all
of this city.
Mr.. w. r. Baker, one Of the mnst
popular drummcrs on the road, was in
the city Yesterday, and gave lis an ap-
preciated call.
Mr.. Thomas II. Dcnly. one of Uc0-
nee's best and most prominent citizens,
died at his home at Richland last Sat-
urday morning.
Several Of Abbeville's prominent cit
liens arrived IN the city this morning
to consult President kirkby. Uf tlrc
Black Diamond Railway.
The many friends of Rev. 6. M.
] Rogers viii regret 10 hear that hc w;rs
stricken with paralysis ut his home in
this County last Saturday night.
Miss Victoria Heard, OF Mt. Carmel.
S. G., who has been spending Il few
days in the city as the guest of Miss
Lizzie Williams, has returned home.
Capt. Chilly" Smith, the popular and
venerable conductor, accompanied by
his wife, is of on short furlough, and
is spending Il few days at Williamson.
Mr.. S. Il. Craig, Of this city, has been
drawn to serve on the jury in the Uni
ted States Court now trying the cas.. of
the Lake City lynchers in Charleston.
The i. NJ. j. boys and the Central
Graded School boys played a game of
ball last Friday afternoon, and resulted
in victory for the latter by score 0f
o5 TO 19.
Rev. Il. &. Ligon, of Piedmont. DIR.
II. A. Ligon, of Spartanburg. and Mr..
Temple LigOn, of Columbia, arc i'll tie
city at the 'bcfsideo of thcirmOtl,cr, who
is seriously i'll.
l Every citizen. who can possibly do
SO and who has any interest in the
future prosperity of Anderson, should
subscribe to the capital stock of oui
new cotton mill.
Mr.. James Il. Tarrrr, who died sud
denly i'll Columbia on the 3rd inst. was
an uncle of Mrs, j. NJ. Payne, of An
tleIsOn. Mrs. Payne went to Columbia