The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-18
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,, MAROH ii. 1893.


AprD this year.
.s Msfe s!,1 has y. .aas Ear failed . DO the
Tur.nip salad is q popular dish now 81
tho midday meal: l.
According 10 the almanac epring
W1A begin next Saturday, 21as insts
The thoughts OF the fair ssx turns
these days toward Easter bonnets and
GJhas. B. Hall, Of Greenwood. upent
lahG sunday In Anderson visiting his
! Onr local weather prophet assures ne
that there win be- sunshino enough
after awhile.
Is. g. Kay and wife, OF Lowndesville,
nsye 9een visiting friends and relatives
In Anderson.
DR.. w. b. Chapman, Of Elberton,
Sa.s Is in Town visiting his brother,
Rev. j. D. Chapman.
The C9ours Of Common Pleas CON
/ Judge Purdy presiding.
Some very fine sweet potatoes are
4 ready sale sc 8 fair price.
Mr. Ed. Lindsay, of Anderson, has
accepted 9 position with Reynolds g.
C0.-GEeenwood Journal.
.Oconee County is now without a
chain lgang: The term OF her last COM
that al the fruit I'm this Section viii he
killed bya heavy frost in April.
Be kind 10 the hen. She has done
4 more 9 any other animal for the
world's breakfast and pin money.
Prof. w. A. Hudgeng. who has been
teaching school at Ashland, 8. c., has
returned to his homo at Honea Pash.
Mrs. NC. Randall and MIRA w. M.
Gideon, or Pendleton, have beenspsnd-
Ing g few days in the city Visiting rela-
The Eyans Pharmacy has a large.
hne stock. of garden seed, as will be
seen by reading their new advertise
ment.
Misg Sophia Cordiel, Of New York.
arrived In the city o few DAYS aan 60
take charge OF the millinery OF Moore,
Acker 81 Co.
Most OF our merchants who went
North TO purchase goods have return-
81 and are. getting their affairs ready.
Tor b Spring trade.
So far old March has been as gentle
as q lamb. but some of the weather
prophets say she will roar like q lion
before she passes away
Mics Kate Glenn, who has been
returned to her horne at Newport Wed.
nesday.-Rock Hill Herald.
The time for paying State. and Conn
" SaA 9 With the penalty has expired,
few deli ,quents in thia County.
We ore i.aees;sesaa 60 pH Hiss Lizzie 3.
Cornish, who 81 agent for Alfred PeatsS
q pc prize wall papers. for q hand
Some calendar and some bl0tters.
stahn Il. Arnold. Jr.. accompanied nv
his wife, Of Athens, Ga, is.in the city
ylstGl9g his parents. His many. old
frienas are delighted to greet him.
The farmers have not had an oppor-
tunity 70 do much plOwing up TO
date, 2 taeTe lie plenty OF time yet to
ReG their lands prepared with fayora-
Married, ON Sunday afternoon, March
10: 1903, &c the Baptist patronage. in
this city, ~ Rev.J.D. Chapman, ME-.
Wm. StSyart and Miss Effie O'Shields,
TIA old saying, "Fog in March frost
IN 10 rather Encouraging to
pIes 1ters who put faith i'm it. We have
NAG e great 9 e OF foggy weather since
County Supervisor andiverh has pur.
chased twelve nor fine mules for use
On the public roads of the county.
sale county row oWns fifty mules and
Let not 10-cent cotton beguile Won
Into planting nearly all yonr land ia
Ethat crop. Bee.r In mind that nearly
everything yOu buy is . little higher
I'm their new advertisements this week
:A.O. Evane g. Co. announce TO The
men 10lke thNt they are ready. to ft
them ND in the latest styles Of spging
Clothing at loN prices.
Hon. d. TT. Magill, one Of Green
yVO0d's popular attorneys and SG.em-
Der OF the House OF Representatives
from that county, spent gsass Saturday
IN the city on professional 6usicesa.
The attention OF tine male seq es-
specially is directed to- the new adver-
tisemens of @. A. Reese, who is new
displaying his spring stock OF cloth a, |
which ne is offering at popular prices.
Flour and wheat have advanced and ]
the probability liz that consumers Will /
have TO pay ten 10 fifteen per cent more !
than former prices. New -four will
not come In before the middle OF July.
Ciiiquola Lodge, knights 0f Pythiaa. !
viii hold its regular convention to- /
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. The |
ranks OF Page and Esquire will beo0n. I
ferred. ALI the members are urged to 1