The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-04-17
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL il. 1901.

Ia W III NIL 4CV4s
Country produce is in demand in the
city at good prices.
Mr.. w. III. Geer, the genial represen-
tative Of The State, spentlast Thursday
In the city.
Mr.. w. A. Vandiver is Mt homo again
and is warmly welcomed by mis- numer-
ous friends.
Several communications that did not
reach us until yesterday were crowded
out this week.
Mr.. Frank G. Whitner. Of Rock Hill,
spent fow days in tho city last week
visiting his father.
Miss Lucia Taylor spent last week in
Atlanta visiting friends, and reports 1,
most enjoyable visit.
Rev. w. c. Ewart, of Lancaster, spent
Monday night with Mr.. S. o. Jackson's
family in this city.
Dr. i. L. Presley, of Due West, was
in tho city Monday on his way home
from Presbytery at Iva.
If you are interested in cleaning your
furniture. etc, read the new advertise
ment of the Evans Pharmacy.
B. 0. Evans & Co. arc Offering a
brag shoe at $3.50. as will be seen by
reading their new advertisement.
Vandivcr Bros. and Vandiver Bros.
g. Major have new advertisements in
| this issue, to which your attention is
directed.
If you contemplate insuring your
life, read the advertisement of NJ. NJ.
Mattison, State agent of the Mutual
Raneiit Life Insurance Co.
Miss Helen hIcGils, a beautiful and
charming young lady of Hartwell. Ga,
is spending q few days in the city with
friends.
J.. II. Tate is building q substantial
residence in the Western portion of the
city, on lot which he purchased f1om
Maj. B. +. Whitner.
Rev. w. B. Hawkins, who has been
confined to his room with an attack of
tho grip, is able to be out again but has
not fully recovered.
Chiuuela Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
will hold its regular convention to-
morrow evening, and the presence of
every member is earnestly desired.
The City Council has decided to pay
the Chief of the Fire Department. q
salary of S65 year and the Assistant
Chief $50. This is right and proper.
Il sou will raise a crop of cowpeas
you can sell them next year for at least
one dollar bushel and there is money
in such q crop. They bring more than
dollar now.
Mr. w. A. Holland is opening up
this week in the store room formerly
occupied by J. f. Gignilliat. We well
come this enterprising merchant to.
our town again.-Oconee NeWs.
On account Of our severe accident we
have been unable to do much work on
The INTELLIGENCER this week, and
are very grateful to several friends for
valuable assistance rendered us.
Mr.. Fred Nardin, the electrician
from Anderson. s. g., is here busily en-
gagged in putting electric lights in the
Haddock Inn. He is brother of Mrs.
D. j. Simpson.-Ioccoa (Ga.) Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Mayes, of Hart
County, Ga, are spending few days
in the city. Mr.. Mayes and family
formerly lived in this County and have
mary friends who are glad to welcome
them.
The telephone line has been COM
pleted between this place and Clemson
College, which is about the last link to
complete the. connection with all points
in q radius of 25 to so miles in all di-
rectiOns.
There was modicum Of sense in the
response to n request made by young
lady as to what would keep her hands
white and soft: "Soak your hands
three times daily in dishwatcr while
m other rests OH the sofa"
The work OF demolishing the O'Don-
nell brick building, at the corner of
South Main and Church streets, is in
progress, and the handsome two-sto.y
brick block of d. C. Brown g. Bro. will
bs built ut once on the site.
W This section was visited By contin-
uous rain ali day last Saturday. 1t was
too wet to plow Monday. and as con.
sequence the streets of the city that
day were crowded with people from the
'untry and our merchants were quite
busy all day.
We are delighted to see among the
visitors to our city Miss Mauldin, of
Anderson. s. G. She is quite favor
| ite in our social ci,cle here and her Wis
| it's are ALWAYS n Dlensure tO ns She is