The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-15
BRIEF MENTION.

& Mr.. J. W. 20
Eheat on one acre.
Majority or Plurality rule in tho primary
.a,ionq Which shall it be?
,r,,o old soldiers will have grand time
Tevs' Spring on the 2lst July, and no
,spistak'
ono of the Geiscr grain separators turned
y, q, bushels of wheat to the minute the
p,her day.
8 ws are indebted to A. e. Scndday, ESQ,
q /, some early peaches-the finest we have
cen this year.
county politics are getting interesting.
,.rorv day We hear of new candidates and
,umors of candidates
s. rho Court of Sessions for this county
I'll convene on next Monday morning.
nudge Presley will preside.
81 Average frying size chickens sell at 20
,outs piece, but We don't promise to keep
no price up 10 that figure, remember.
The excursion TO Toccoa, which had been
ranged for tomorrow, has been aban-
5oned on account of the high charges for
4he train.
The merchants and clerks of the Grass
bopper City while away the lonely hours
h chasing the rabbits through the streets
n their once prosperous city.
y A fine bull dog belonging to George Cald-
relI became rabid on Tuesday, but was
killed before he had opportunity of COM
Emunicatng the disease to other dogs.
Rev. R. II. Griffith, State Mission Agent,
Ind Rev. T. P. Bell, will be at Mountain
Greek Baptist Church on next Sunday at
4 D. H.. and present the claims of State
Missions
: We understand that twenty-five dogs
2vere killed at Belton on Monday. This
WAS right. If all the worthless dogs in The
#County were treated in - similar manner it
would be good thing.
a Can't. T. c. Ligon is laying the fornda-
Zion of cottage on his lot on Whitner
street, and Mr.. w. B. Mckinney has o cot
ataCc in process Of construction north of the
railroad on McDuffie street.
Il Mr.. D. S. Maxwell made 120 bushels of
foats on one acre of ground, and Capt. John
{McGrath 1871 bushels of wheat on half
acre. We would like to have the name of
Sthe man who can beat either of the above
yields.
Gen. Aver will deliver a lecture before
the Y. NJ. C. A. in the Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening, to which the public
generally are invited. His subject will be
$Conscence,' and an able discourse may
gbe expected.
4 Return tickets, good to return until No
syember lst, are now OH sale at the depot at
this place to the following points: Gaines
vile, Ca. $iS5; White Sulphur Springs,
Ga. $780, Bellton, Ga, S4.15; Mt. Airy,
I Ga, $3.50; Toccoa, Ga, S2.s5.
The City Council ought tc require the
police to kill all dogs that are found upon
1 the streets. During the season that they
/ are liable to have hydrophobia it is danger
GUS to allow them to run at large, and they
should be kept within their own yards.
Mr.. Thomas. the lessee of Lees mills,
requests us TO state that the Greenback
meeting held there on last Saturday was
without his procurement or cooperation,
and that in future no such meetings will be
allowed there as long rs he is in charge of
\ the property
F.. c. Whitner, of this city, and w. NJ.
Jones, of Pendleton, were examined before
the Supreme Court last week, and admitted
1 to practice Law in the Courts of this State.
! Mr.. Whitner will locate in Anderson, and
Mr. Jones, we learn, contemplates locating
in Spartanburg.
Tonoy Creek Temperance Division will
have basket picnic at Calhoun on Satur-
day, oath inst. The public generally are
invited to attend. Speeches may be expec-
ted nom Col. ]. G. Clinkscales, Col. NJ. P.
Tnbbe, l.. P. Smith and II. G. Scudday,
Esq, and perhaps othere.
Maj. Twiggs, to whom the contract for
grading the Savannah Valley Railroad was
gwen, will commence work five miles this
side OF the Augusta and Knoxville Road
THIS week-probably to-day-with force
Of one hundred and fifty hands, and work
IN This direction. He will push the work
with vigor.
NJ. II. Gassaway, 9 young colored man
whose home is at Bolton, graduated in the
Normal Glass of Claflin University, the
state institution for education of colored
men, at the Commencement last week.
Inc University has had over three hun
uied students in attendance upon its sever
al departments the last session.
There will be meeting of the Bowling
'leen Democratic Club at the school house
vi saturday afternoon, the oath inst, at
mali past three o'clock, to consider such
questions as may at that time be presented
10 ,of the action of the Club. Messrs. E. b.
murray and e. NJ. Rucker have been invi-
''u 'fd are expected to address tho Club.
Last Saturday was the Locals birthday,
a'u ~; ne celebrated the event by going fish
ns oh seneca River, and as that event will
W. rO' iecur . under twelve months, we suppose
W. WI be excused from going fishing
s ssa'h ior at least that length of time.
~ O'ueoody had either robbed the river or
"e ulhy tribe knew it would not do to fool
''iu our nook, we are not satisfied which.
~. on Sunday evening mad dog made its
rtp'Afance ,,p' in Bolton, and after biting
.'e e'iiia IN the yard of Mr.. Joel It. Rice,
i,O"iea ;nO about town nearly ell night, hav-
,us ~, ,'Veiy time with the dogs of the place,
=" aa apout daylight departed for the coun-
~ four or five miles from Bolton it bit