The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-06
DKIEF MENTION.

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3 ;,rt six months
5 Anderson Grange No. IL will meet to-
morrow morning
wo have heard of few fl rners who
,.ye begun planting cotton.
4 a., M,J Hall has recently made qnilt
! mhicb there are 4,127 pieces.
4 r,. town of Ninety-Six elected a dry
...tot on Monday by vote of 81 to i6.
\ rh. ordinance of the Lords Supper was
4 ,.;ni,tered in the Methodist and Baptist
s hurcbes last Sunday morning.
3 Mai Thomas B. Lee has moved his family
Columbia. Many friends regretted to
4 ~ them take their departure.
A Mrs /. p. Smith returned home Satur-
,,y from Lake Weir, Florida. where she
ant the winter with relatives.
lin Norris, colorcd, was convicted a few
;,,s ,eo before Trial Justice Wright for
4 ro,auon of contract and fined $l5 and
costs.
MI. B. Alexander. of the Corner. killed
] bcef recently one year and few days o..
y. quarters of which averaged 81 pounds
4 in weight.
DR.. F. Diver has eight Geiser thresh.
or, on hand, and persons intending to buy
.uch machines are invited to examine his
before purchasing.
Appointments of the Y. NJ. C. a. for next
Sunday: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
Iobn ". Daniels; Poor House committee,
e Wardlaw, J. A. Daniels.
Married, on the 23d March, by r. 3. A.
Robinson. Esq, Trial Justice, at his resi-
dence Mr.. Z. +. Alewine and Miss Sailie
T. Elgn, all of this county.
The bad boys were on hand at the Meth
odist church Friday night. They congrega-
ted in the gallery, and kept up noise near
" the whole time DR.. Carlisle was speak
ing.
Capt. J. A. Wren, the photographer con-
templates moving to Clinton, in Laurens
county, the last of next month, with the
view of making his home in that place in
future.
A good many of the farmers of the coun-
ty are preparing to harvest their small grain
by machinery this year. About twenty
reapers have been sold in the past ten days
by agents at this place.
The Jewish Feast of the Passover, which
begun last Monday evening and lasts seven
days, is in commemoration Of the departure
of the Israelites from Egypt and their pass
age through the Red Sea.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Payne always has OH hand
full stock of harness, brides, &c, which
be sells at remarkably low figures. See
advertisement, and when you need any,
thing in his line give him call.
Up TO this time there have been 1921 ag-
ricultural liens filed in the Office of the
Clerk of Court for this county, to secure
advances for the production of crops this
year. Some of them were filed as early as
October last.
Elsewhere will ,'e :.,.3nd the usua, notice
from the County Treasurer of the collection
ofthe May installment of State and. county
taxes The levy for county and school pur-
poses is the same rs last year. the levy for
The State quarter of mill less.
Rev. DR.. Frierson and DR.. NJ. l.. Sharpe
are attending the spring meeting of the
South Carolina Preshytery, which convened
al Nlnety-Six last night. In consequence
Of the absence of the pastor, there will be
no preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday.
Appointment Trial Justice of this county,
VINO made his first prayer in public after
uniting his first couple in marriage, in send
Ing us marriage notice for publication re-
Gently adds: "Will, have quit praying
much for them; pronounce the blessing
ana 'ct them 60 on their way rejoicing"
Among the passengers who went down
'h The train from Greenville to Charleston
1h saturday was the wife and child of Lewis
w. heumond, the moonshiner. Mrs. Red
lnohd rs Il witness in the United States Dis
ilc' court in the case against the Revenue
o'hcers for the murder Of her brother, Amos
I.add.
Maxwell q Sloan have large and we'll
e'ected stock Of hats and shoes for the
'fhs trade, and ;n7;te The public at large
y :, examine their goods before purchasing.
me! are prepared to fit any size head and
w. Win any kind of hat and shoe, and
u low prices. Give them n cali and satisfy
'onrself
An. Mr H. *. Sullivan, representing Messrs.
'u'"Van q Mattison, went into Abbeyille
Vuh'y last week, and with very little trou-
nc secured orders for twelve grain reapers
.o''i 'he Abbeville farmers. He says there
Nc large crops of small grain sowed in
very section he visited, and that it Is all |
ooklng very fine.
me Commissioners Of Richland county
'e'e presented to the Court last week by |
'e "fahd Jury for irregular lies in the |
engagement of the affairs of the county. |
,"uefsoh county has always had efficient |
y. and consequently her AZ
,"S nave never been mismannged. 1t is
ause for congratulation.
~ u prominent citizen of Hall town
up =, 20 us the other day: II am always
's4seu , when see new houses going up in
'eisoh' because it is an evidence that |
~. :. .,''zehs are prospecting; and when the
,ople OF town are prospering know the
=, around it are doing WELL l like to
ght spirit.
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