The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-05-30
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. John L. Peoples has fine article Of
fye.inch thresher betting fol. sale. Call
and examine for yourselves.
Capt. j. C. Whitefeld had twenty-three
bushels of barley threshed off of little
less than half an acre. It was fine yield.
Hon. John &. Cochran, chairman of the
committee on public frauds, has our thanks
!. for copies of the reports of this important
committee.
Cotton gins, sorghum machinery, Tozer's
engines, saw mills, threshers, castings, &C.,
can be bought of Sullivan & Co. at manu-
facsurers' prices.
Mr.. D. D. Gentry, of the Broadway
township, had squares upon his cotton on
the 2sth inst. These are the first OF which
we have heard in this County.
The Bowling Green Democratic Club will
5 meet at the school house on the second
Saturday in June. A full meeting of the
members is earnestly requested.
Read the advertisement of Messrs. Ligon
& Hill, the energetic and popular young
merchants Of Anderson. II you v .sh to
puychase goods at reasonable prices call on
them.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson. of the Abbeyille
Press and Baa,r, spent last Sunday in An
derson, We did not have the pleasure Of
meeting him On account of the brevity of
his stay.
The picnic of the Anderson Baptist Sun
day School at Silver Brook on last Saturday
was q most pleasant and successful affair.
The children especially enjoyed it inn
mensely.
6o, 900 lbs. D. S. c. B. Sides. 54c.
800 Kegs Nails, 1Od, $2.75 per Keg.
800 Bbls. Flour, Family, $3.50 per Bbl.
For sale by Ferguson & aIiller, Green-
vile, s. C. p
The Fork Democratic Club, No 1, will
]. meet. at Brown g. Farmers Store on the
fourth Saturday in June, at 10 o'clock q. m.
Nh. E. B. Murray. has been invited and will
address the club at that time.
Dr., r. F. Divver is tearing down his res
idence on Main Street, with the purpose of
setting it further back from the street, re-
modelling and improving it. Mr.. Albert
Todd is the architect in charge Of the work.
The Bowling Green Light Dragons will
meet at Bowling Green on the second Sat
urday in June at 8 o'clock p. m. Every
member is earnestly requested to attend, as
matters of Importance to the Company will
be attended to.
The Williamson Democratic Club at its
last meeting passed q resolution stating that
It Is the sense of that Club that men should
be nominated for the Legislature who arein
favor Of reducing the per diem of members
to three dollars day.
Mr.. A. P. Hubbard, who has been quite
sick for several weeks past, was well enough
to be in town for short time on last Mon
day. We regret to learn that he is not
quite so well to-day, but hope be will be
entirely over his sickness soon.
The Democratic Club of Hall Township
will meet at the Carswen Institute on next
Saturday, the first of June, at two o'clock
70. M. A full attendance Of the members of
the Club is earnestly desired, as there will
be business of Importance before the meet
ing.
The Abbeville Press and Bonner says:
Mai. B. F. Whitner, of Anderson, at pres
ent declines to become candidate for Sen
asor of Anderson County. We know Of no
man in Anderson who would make better
Senator than the Major. We should like to
: see him elected.
We were pleased this week to meet Rev.
, G. w. Gardner, student of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, who is spend
ing his vacation with the churches of the
Saluda Baptist Association. He will preach
in the Baptist church at Pendleton on next
Sabbssh morning.
We are requested to announce that there
win be meeting of Savannah Democratic
Club at Davis mill on the second Saturday
in June, at 2 o'clock p. m. Col. E. NJ.
Rucker and Others will address the club
upon that occasion. A full meeting of the
citizens is requested.
There viii be meeting of the citizens of
Hall Township at the ,Carswell Institute on
the second Saturday in June st two o'clock
p, M, for the purpose of forming Division
of the Sons of Temperance. Speakers have
been invited. and the ladies and gentlemen
OF the community. are requested to be
present.
at the railroad meeting at Sherard's Store
ON last Saturday, Col. E. M. Rucker deliv-
cred an address, after which it was resolved
to petition the County Commissioners to
submit to the people of the Corner township
the question of subscribing S25,ooo to the
capital stock of the Savannah Valley Rail-
road Company.
The Greenville Neps notes the fact that
several patches of barley in that county
headed out finely, and were cut for green
food for stock, since which they have put
out a second growth, not of barley, but OF
oats, We have noticed the same thing to
very marked extent in patches upon the
lot of Hon. J. s. Murray, in this town.
Can any of our farmers explain it?
The Walhalla Courier says: John B. Sit
ton, Esq, of Pendleton, is in town, and is
stopping at his son-in-law's, Maj. S. P.
Dsndy's. Mr.. Sitton is one of the most
honored and respected citizens of Andersen
Comfy. and has been q resident Of Old
Pendleton as far back as our memory run
meth. He is spoken Of as being candidate
for the Legislature from that County at the
next election. No better man could be Sc