The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-31
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suci 10 t"e ~
81 .,,y of barley, rs it is a very val
asai si' important crop
Mctmlly advertises THIS week
q, !, !, ritce Of land TO rent.
% Nurrays school will open on
SuSniay, l,h September.
w Kcys and Col. J. l.. Orr, OF
~ W. wore in the city last week.
~. me- Mi,I. Il new paper, has made
'Sse ~ l,,nre at Marion, S. G., with w. j.
3.omery Is edltor'
oyaiIablc piece Of land should be
~! ',,s The seed is cheap, and the
profitable ono.
.-,rce 10 her advertisement, it will
a fc'tIe fc'.na. Miss +. l.. Tew's school will
d ID :, ~, Wednesday, 9Th September.
,,,os have been more troublesome
~ a.v, Nv iii. season than usual. We be-
a ii Cities and most towns nave them.
~ T. L. w lIiliNc ~" ."o', pi
..r.ct, is nearing completion. lie
i Ios already had eight applications
III :i,. .''' ''''
,cs desiring any kind of insurance
4 'i 40 well 10 read the advertisement OF
n q e Whldrn, which appears i'll an
- column
n,rcan W. Duflie, of Marion Coun.
"a ~ preached in the Presbyterian
En- las, Sunday morning. He is visit
pr. fricrson'
"a rsmes Chalmers, all affablc and cour-
.amnr gentleman Of Abbeville, has
:isting his uncle, Col. J. w. Trow-
-se in the city.
roceut heavy rains in this County are
cent for all agricultural purposes for
=, wepkJ. The cotton and corn crops
now b. considered safe.
= = T. Burriss has our thanks for lot
sss,y fine reaches grown OH trees raised
;ms"If the fruit Of which is better than
srnwn on most of the nursery trees.
". r. Grubbs, Of Fork township,
S3nnanied bv his sister, Mrs. E. J. King,
gal,mins.or, left on the 2Sth inst. to
q 9 relatives in Texas. They will be ab-
azsbOut month.
Ai A. J. Twiggs. contractor on the
/ /: enl Of the Savannah Valley Railroad,
sJl,S A force of three hundred hands at
He has already completed over
81 miles of grading,
4. meeting Of the Shutdown Democratic
was addressed on last Saturday after
4 hv Mcssrs. Il. c. Ligon, J. BeltOn
9son and +. B Murray. The attend
4 was small but enthusiastic.
i,eu,ion is directed to the advertisement
ae Carolina Collegiate Institute. which
3Sars in another column. Parents could
lind a more efficient and accomplished
i to put their boys under than Prot.
BIZ.
7e hear some complaint about rust on
on in some sections of tho County.
3uns,ely, however, it has not become
sral, for il would damage the crop very
aerally if it should become widespread
ID; time.
he neglected to state last week that Mr..
&C. Scudlay was announced for the
5hse Of Representatives and Mr.. Ezekiel
sts for County Commissioner. Mr.. Jas.
callahan is announced in this issue for
5h,y Commissioner.
81. Diver has made proposition to
j the band-wagon and carriages con-
ling the speakers to University hill to-
4 with his Traction Engine. If the
position is accepted it will be something
in political procession.
le would ask attention to tho advertise
9t of Mr.. Julius Poppe, which appears
Shere. Mr.. Poppe means what he says
!n he announces that he will keep moth
but the best Of goods. Persons wanting
.thing in his line would do well to give
a call.
sSo negro men. Mark Ship and Houston
perry, while working in cut on the Sa-
snah Valley Railroad last Friday, got
sly hurt BY cave of dirt falling on them.
'ps arm was broken below the elbow,
3Lowery was completely covered up by
ssar, sustaining several painful bruises
BIS person.
offensive preparations have been made
j'he great Democratic gathering to-day
spe University. a very large number of
7 have been prepared by the Committee,
] the stand has been beautifully deco
T1" the ladies. The occasion promises
/ one q the most successful ever wit
fsei in Anderson.
sAne enterprising firm of Messrs. Sullivan
aaIllson have accepted the agency for
sfiofd q Huffman's combined grain and
nc distributors, one of which they now
II on exhibition ut their store. 1t is
Fed the Farmers Favorite," and is as
p.e.e . machine for putting in grain
lhe S'ientidc american has an engraving
aSlne an improved nut lock, which has
/ pa!eh'en oy MIR. w. D. Simpson, of
cy' The nut lock can be applied
great advantage to cars, wagons, ma.
Sey, IRON buildings. and, in fact, in
n PAGES where bolts are employed,
:. I'm anus Its principal application to rail-
9fJ. Reese FAINT and family left Andcr-
VI s' saturday afternoon for Roches-
81. Mr. Fants family will main
;Saester, while he will make a pros
I'VE! !nn through Colorado with 6 view
n hta.ie III that State. We regret very
;,n, ~ iose an enterprising citizen like
I ianl, OUT wish him much success and
.pmess wherever he may locate.
~ II, ~ =. Bohannon will commence the
/ ,a' IL, - ~ lew days, of a store room on
~ ,,. On The corner of McDuffie and De-
,"Wls' Wl which he has recently purchased
1 ni. VIM. McGukin. The building
~, ue Of brick, and fifty-five feet long by
| 5'y.iour feet wide. Mr.. McCukin wifi
,Wmmence the erection of n bI;id;nr of
A' size adjoining Mr.. Bohannon's.
BeGa senes will be made at the campaign
44nnse, 4as mere to-day by Col. Hugh s.
/, Tn, T.a,uoe senator M. G. Butler, Hons.
sa,,. .,fenholm, J. O. Sheppard. B. W.
In, !; y; Sn; +; lzlar and D. WYATT Aiken.
rs p,.s y al tie way through, these orators
hrs been 'ne he, +, hnest array Of speakers
" -'uefson County for many years.
ltbe e'iaIoTsipg auspg letters remain uncalled for
l. LAM uerson Postoff1ce, August 20:
Srovn 'a Adger, Jack Bradley, Mrs. e.
Gept,u' Mlss M Betsy Ann Dalrymple, 8.
J, M! S I'm Johnson. Albert KAY, J. N.
'uo. Elma Kinn Inn 1GaI.'I y,