The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-04-21
BRIEF MENTION.

BRIEF MENTION.
We need town hall, and that badly.
Good 1fiddling cotton is worth 1oa cents
Mas-sey-tew-sits is the way Blind Ton
spells it.
Henry Hill will be executed in Hartwell
Ga, tomorrow.
Messrs. Moss & Brown are erecting com
modious warehouse near the depot.
The weather is nearly as slow settling a:
are some of our delinquent subscribers.
The usual fourth-Sunday service at Mid
way church will not be held next Sunday
The builders are considerably retarded ir
their work by the inability to secure lum-
Der.
See the new advertisements of ]. P. Sui,
Ivan & Co., Arnstein & Rose and W. S
Ligon.
The Jewish Feast of the Passover COM
menced on Wednesday of last week and
closes to-day.
Abraham Martin will be hanged at Alb.
beville tomorrow unless a reprieve from
the Governor is granted.
The next regular meeting of the South
Carolina Presbytery will be held at this
place in September next.
DIR. McFall took ride on the Atlantic
and French Broad Valley Railroad on Sum
day afternoon-in his buggy.
Mr.. John Kimmerer, of Wurtemburg,
South Germany, has about concluded to
settle 9 colony of Germans in oconee
county.
DR.. Diver has just received Geiser grain
thresher which he viii keep for exhibiting
to those wishing to purchase such u ma
chine.
The Episcopal church was tastily deco
rated on Sunday last, and the Easter ser
vices were attended by large numbers Of all
denominations.
The County Treasurer gives notice III this
issne that he will be prepared to collect dur
ing the month of May the second Install
ment of the railroad taxes.
Some of our farmers have begun planting
cotton, while others are holding back, as
serting that it is useless to deposit The seeds
until the ground gets warmer.
Capt. John w. Daniels will conduct the
Y.M.C. A. meeting Sunday afternoon. No
appointment for the Poor House has been
made, though it will be attended.
Mr.. B. F. Price, of Hall township, be-
lieyes in growing barley for food in the
green state for stock, and showed Us a sam
pie last week Of a very fine patch on his
farm.
seFather, how do editors get in free at all
the shows?' "Well, sonny, as a general
rule; they give Eve dollars worth of ad7er-
Using for twenty-five cent ticket" True
as gospel.
'It is said that long upper lip indicates
certain degree of good nature. ."-Ezchange.
And long tongue considerable degree OF
trouble and misunderstanding in the neigh
borhood.
MI. ). D. Maxwell and DR.. R. F. Diver
have gone to Yorkyille as representatives of
the Lodge of Knights of Honor at this
place to the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the State.
The decision of Judge Kershaw on the
fence law in Oconee county has been filed.
In an elaborate opinion he sustains the
validity of the Act of the Legislature, and
dismisses the appeal.
st. George Mavart, in his book on "The
Cat.n describes South American cat which
ssindulses in no midnight cries." We long
for the introduction of the South American
cat into our neighborhood.
. While Mr.. B. D. Hall, OF Hall township,
was burning off new ground on Tuesday
of last week, the top Of burning tree fell
and struck him on the head and shoulders,
inflicting very painful and serious injuries.
Mr.. F. G. Brown has put up steam saw
mill at Pendleton, and will now be able to
help supply the increasing demand for
lumber at this place. He is an enterprising
vonne man. and we hope will receive a
liberal patronage.
The Palmetto Minstrels will give another
one of their rich and racy entertainments
in McCully's Hall on Tuesday night next,
the proceeds of which will go to the Pal
metto Band. Tickets will be on sale at the
postofice on Monday and Tuesday.
The union meeting of the End District OF
the Saluda Association will be held with
the Bolton church on Saturday before the
fifth Sunday in May. Rev. W. H. King
will preach the Introductory sermon and
Rev. r. w. Burts the missionary sermon.
It is an error to suppose that only editors
and reporters supply news worth reading:
The skillful advertiser furnishes good
share of it, and if there are any readers who
fail to look over the advertising columns of
their paper, they miss great deal of infor-
nation that would prove valuable to them.
Mr.. ]. D. Maxwell returned home on
Thursday last from visit 70 Florida, where
he has considerable real estate which he
has been looking after. He was very favor
ably impressed with some sections OF the
State, and is of the opinion that those who
would make judicious investments in lands
in that State could make it pay.
Our ever vigilant Chief.of Police was OBJ
served standing at wagon the other day
in which were few chickens, and some
were of the opinion that he had been sta
toned there by the countryman to whom
the fowls belonged to guard his property ;