The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

\ military company has been organ
lied at Pelzcr.
The police began taking il census of
the city last Monday.
Mr.. Fred. Nar,lin visited relatives in
Hartwcll. Ga, last week.
Here and there you can find II few
peach and plum trees i'll bloom.
Mr.. II. II. Edwards. of Narcnncs
Township, has moved into the city.
Miss Ma;mi; Nicholson is i'll i;recn-
Vile visiting her sister. Mrs. Werner.
If YOU need pair of shoes. read the
new advertisement Of ID. &. Brown /;
Bro.
Your attention is directed To the new
advertisement of the Thomson Cycle
Works
Read Brown. Osborne &. Co.'S timely
review of choice Easter dress goods and
millinery.
1t will pay you to read the ADVERTISE
ments i'll the lNTELLIGENcEH closely
every week.
Paul +. Aver, rcalestate agent, offers
some fine city property for sale. See
advertisement.
The gardens are beginning to look
up Il little, but we will miss our Easter
roses this year
Messrs. j. l.. Mc(iee and w. Il. Ma
gruder went to Atlanta IL few days ago
to buy some horses.
Mr.. Clarence f. TOlly, who has been
spending severa! months iii ii;tyana,
Cuba, has returned home.
StreetOverseer jackson began work
Oh the streets last Monday morning
with large force of hands.
The grand Spring opening of Lesser
d Co. will take place next Tuesday.
See their new advertisement.
Don't neglect to plant plenty of corn
ana peas. Plant peas with all your
corn and follow all small grain with
peas.
The Alliance Store is making extern
sive preparations for it's Spring open
ing next Tuesday. See new advertise
ment.
Col. James A. lIoyt, editor of the
Greenville MomMfdinccr, spent last Sat
urday and Sunday iii the city visiting
relatives.
The Walhalla Ncwx says: 'Alr. John
vi. Hubbard. .icweler. of Anderson, has
presented the Walhalla Baptist Church
with two large globe lamps
The citizens of Belt0n held an en-
thuSiastlc meeting a few days ago and
resolved to build Il cotton mill. The
enterprise is to be- capitalized mt about
$4,000.
Mr.. Walter Lewis, who has been at
tending a veterinary college at Toron-
to, Canada, returned home II few dayS
ago, and is again at his old place with
j. j.. McGee.
An exchange says: eff those of our
readers whose hens do not lay every
time, they want eggs, will feed them on
nearly done cow peas they will have
eggs to burn"
Mr.. W. Il. McGill, who has been man
aging the State farm il. Sumter Conn
ty, has returned to his home near this
city, and is warmly welcomed by his
many old friends.
Mr.. w. *. Carlisle, who has been in
the employ of the Southern Railroad ut
Union. $. c., has resigned his position.
and last week came to Anderson to
visit his relatives
Mrs. Jane t;aillard Robinson is in the
millinery department. at Brown, iis-
borne 4. Co.'S. and would be pleased to
have her friends and act,l:lintancrS
call and see her there.
'Rev. W. p. b. Kinard, an evangelist
will begin Il series Of meetings at Iva
OH the fifth Sunday in April instead OF
on the last Sunday i'll this month, as
was announced two weeks ago
Ii You contemplate buying clothing.
hats, caps. and gents furnishing goods,
the Spring announcement made by
Hall q Milford in their new advertise
ment this week will interest you.
The Daughters of the Confe,leracy
of Sumter will observe Memorial Day
on April 26th. and Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham,
of this city, has accepted an invitation
to deliver an address on the occasion.
Next Saturday evening "The Cuban
Spy" an interesting drama, will be
rendered at EOnea Path by the Drani-
attic Club of that town. We bespeak
for the young people crowded house.
The dinner served by the II. f. Lee
Chapter of the Daughters of the Con-
federacy for the benefit Of the Veterans
Reunion in Charleston was literally
patrOnizcd, fifty dollars being realized
from it.
Married. OH Sunday, March 20, 1890,
mt the Methodist parsonage in this city,
by Rev. w. w. Daniel, Mr.. WIN. Wal
lace and Miss Meta FAINT, Youngest
daughter of Mr.. j. l.. FAINT, all of An
dcrSOn.
The Anderson County Drainage AS
sociation will meet in the Court House
next Saturday. at II o'clock a. III. All
who are interested in the Association
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
Mr.. j. Stuart Land, of Columbia, was
in town day OF two last week. Mr..
Land spent his boyhoOd days in An
dersOn. and his visits here are always Il
source of much pleasure to him and to
f,io f,,sn