The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-20
i,RIEF MENTION.

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!, forret to register by - NJ. Saturday.
v;s;ons of all kinds are stee1'iy nd
lncing in price
q ,,,oa woman was taken to the Asy-
t l.ou, this county on Monday.
n +. Duncan. of varennes, town
% ho, finished planting cotton.
~, xss quoted in Baltimore on Mon.
4 p1I y, II, but It was sold here at II.
,.,et the eldest child of Mr. and Mrs.
& . psrry of Piedmont, died last Friday,
"a about two years and six months.
p. Johnstone is attending the an
:, meeting of the State Dental Associa.
n -h;ch convened in Charleston Tues
rns Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor, met
3 roumbia Tuesday. The Lodge at this
:. !. represented by J. G. Cunningham
AdJ.D. Maxwell.
IN, Henry Counts, of Bamberg, spent
,r,,sr and Sunday in the city. He came
4 visit to his sisters. who are pupils in
B. Female Seminary.
1.-THE School Commissioner announces this
E sek that the public schools of this county
An close on Friday, 2sth inst, and remain
,ssd until further notice.
q larre number Of ladies and gentlemen
Inn this city have gone to Charleston this
III About forty tickets were sold at the
8sno, 81 Monday and Tuesday.
a.,oojutments Of the Y. n. c. A. for next
An,ay: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
Hhn NJ. Hubbard; Poor House committee,
Apt James T. Barnes, c. Wardlaw, Esq.
aMr. Sumter V. Brown has bought the
5teut right of Mr.. South's gin whet for
! State of Georgia, and will at once go
,ha. State and begin The sale OF county
Id farm rights.
J Mr. Jesse Morris, an employee in the
'ore of Mr.. John f. Peoples, has made a
4 ~ pretty ornament in the shape of a
shntain that works on the principle Of hy-
5aulic pressure.
The State Convention Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
South Carolina will meet in Spartanburg
Friday of next week, 2Sth inst. The
|ssocalon at this place will be represented
! one or more delegates.
Married at the residence of the brides
other, Mrs E. Donnald, at Williamson,
c., Thursday morning, April 13, 1882,
Rev. D. f. Frierson, d. D., Mr.. John
Arches and Miss Anna Donnald.
Rev. ]. O. B. Dargan, D. D., of Darling
b, died one day last week at an advanced
Ie. He was all honored and useful minis
! of the Baptist denomination, and was
ldely known throughout the State.
The stock of goods in the New York
Ish Store is as large and attractive this
a,on as usual, and the tastes of any lady
gentleman can be pleased if they only
AXE thorough inspection Of their goods.
Capt. Il. C. Martin, of Hopewell town
pip, made from one pine tree on his place
62O feet Of straight edge lumber and $50
ct Of rough edge lumber. at present
ices of lumber, this tree yielded about
0.
Mr.. ]. P. Phillips has been elected Inten-
mt Of the town of Ninety-Six, on dry
,ket. Mr.. Phillips was formerly citizen
Anderson, and has many friends here
ho will be pleased to learn of his promo
,n.
The festival given by the ladies of the
iTtist church Oh Friday last was we'll at
nded and most literally patronized by
denominations. The proceeds of the
casion amounted to $229.25. of which
s. was net.
There will be q communion service at
'berts church on the 5th Sunday in this
'n'h. There will be preaching on the
turday before, and Revs. D. E. Frierson,
Q. Lindsay and w. r. Pearson are ex-
cted to be present.
l nc production of cotton in Oconee coun.
Is increasing every year. Let our friends
neighbors not allow themselves to be-
ne so fascinated with the business as to
lse them to neglect the production of
n and the small grains.
me books for registration fsr the election
Tie subscription Of the $25, 1000 to the
'annah Valley Railroad, to be held next
nlh' are now open in the Office of the
Clerk. Saturday at ~ o'clocl, is the
minute at which any voter can register.
lend to this duty at once.
'ont conclude that because Brown Bros.
iouhce this week they are going to build
savannah Valley Railroad that they
an TO retire from the mercantile business.
at all. Their business is simply in
ishg SO rapidly that they find better
oh iaCtitleS necessity.
M advertisement of the Williamson
''A'e college appears in tbis issue. This
"e Oh the best colleges in the land, for
'easoh that DR.. Lander. its President, is
,o' 'he best educators of the fair sex to
ou"u anywhere. He is fine scholar |
uisclpiinarian, and in all respects most |
''A''y Qualified for his high calling.
~. John H. Clarke, OF this city, has &C. |
',u Tie position of General Agent of |
wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
nrany ior this State, and has entered |
u us work. He is one of the best men
-, ,"o sewing machine business in the
~, @ country, and will doubtless succeed
;a'.a'hg - up the business of this Compa-
IN South Carolina.
nc cold snap has about passed, and a
=. aa. =, ,eeihg OF relief is now enjoyed by
= -;n al aanger of damage by frost to the