The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02

me Town OF Sewberry has built hand
some Opera House at q cost of f,f,con -
twenty thousand dollars. and on Monde,
n'En' OF last week the same was formal,
ueuicated. Anderson is in great need ms
"o" oi similar house, and we are lust n,
ao'e 10 built it as Newberry was ia bu,,
hcrs. Shall We have it?
Prof. Pixley will give musical enter
'a'hihent, interspersed with readings aud
ieci'a'ions, in the Baptist ch.rch this even.
ms ior Tie benefit of said church. and IL /.
.opeu that large audience will greet him
an admission fee of twenty-five cents will
DC charged, but those who 90 may conf.
oeh'iy count on pleasant evening.
In planting your field crops and gardens
'nis spring, have an eye to making exhibits
Oh your products at the County Fair nav,
la'i- we ought to improve on our Fairs each
year. and the way to do 1t is to make the
proper eiiort at the proper time Why not
Desih now to prepare for competing with
your heighbors at the Fair next Ortnhe.9
Associate Grange No. 9 will meet at Slab.
.own Academy OH Friday of next week
lo'n inst, at 10 o'clock a. IN. Col. J. Y.
hpscoinb. of Newberry, will be present and
ueiiser an address, and all who 70 may de-
Peha on cordial reception by the citizens
OF That hospitable community. The occa.
SION VIII doubtless be pleasant one.
Columbia is soon to have debating So
c'e'y. -ife2ister. And why cannot Andcr-
son heve one, also. A few wears eeo o,r
CITY supported two such societies, and they
were OF great benefit to the young men who
peiohsed to them. Do we hear motion 10
reorganize the Polytechnic, the Char, J,
flnckney or the Calhoun? or one with m
entirely new name?
our City Council should ut once fix the
sidewalk crossings OF our streets so that
PeuesIrlahs can get over them without 20
ing over shoe deep in mud. The best wav
that this can be done is by placing narrow
granite strips q. intervals of about two feet
apart across the streets, so as to rise some
thfee or four inches above the level of tho
ground. This would not incommo,le e.
Veyances, and would greatly assist persons
VINO have to walk across muddy streets.
Dr. X. L. Diver has recently openetl ot
this place Southern branch office of tbe
;e!sc: manufacturing Company, of which
ne IS the General Southern Agent, and
winch is fast getting strong hold in the
aouth. DR.. DIVERS Office is in Reeds new
building on Main street, where he keeps
several sizes Of engines, on wheels and on
skids, thrcshers, and other machinery made
Dy TINS Company. He also proposes to
Keep on hand saw mills, sorghum mills,
COTTON gins, corn mills, blacksmith's blow
efs, ana full line Of agricultural machin.
cry such as mowers, reapcrs. cultiyators,
planters, etc. Having had long and p.ac
.'cai experience in the machinery business,
he can safely be consulted and relied on for
anything i'll his line that any of our readers
may need. The rapidly increasing popu-
iarity OF the Gciser machinery in the South
requires the Doctor TO devote the greater
portion OF his time to travelling over his cx-
tehsivc territory, and consequently it is not
often that he is found in his office himself
Dut Mr. Joseph w. Keys, his assistant, is
always there, and will take pleasure in cx-
pIaliiing the merits of all his machinery tn
all who may favor the establishment with
n call