The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-25
BRIEF MENTION.

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will be an abundant peach crop
uoor and old hogsheads are In de.
~ I'd Draw your own conclusions
4 81. ,;cnic Of the Baptist Sunday School
silver Brook last Saturday was very
Y liable occasion, particularly to the chill
3ren.
psl,ou. change cars for Greenville!" Is
announcement which CRATES SO harshly
IAN the euphonism of our Greenville
blends.
d ,,a services in the Baptist church, after
snd night, are we'll attended. R-v.
~. carter oe Walhalia, is assisting the
pastor.
4 rho fin. patches Of oats about town sue.
mhed to the rain on Sunday night and
t,ordov and are now lying fiat upon the
ground.
& vessrs. Sullivan e. Mattison will receive
few days q grain cleaner and binder,
srhich they desire our farmers generally to
bee operated.
4 u,s lane Todd sent to our Office on
srnesday half dozen OF the finest beets
4 A. have seen this spring, for which we re-
burn thanks
4 The cool weather is telling seriously on
ahs cotton. Good stands were obtained,
bnt the plant is dying, and many of the
Farmers are getting uneasy.
. The spring Session OF the Anderson Fe.
male Seminary will close on Friday OF next
reek. end of June. The closing exercises
h. the evening will be Of an interesting
character.
Mr.. ANDY Brown, eldest son Of Mr.. John
brown, left this place OH Tuesday afternoon
snr Denver. Colorado. From there he will
1prospect through the State in search of
splace for permanent location.
The lecture of Rev. DR.. Grier, of Due
West. before the Y. NJ. G. A., of this place.
4 an Friday night was treat. His theme.
Some popular misconceptions of religion" !"
' sas most ably and gracefully handled.
Miss Julia McLees died at the residence
Of her father Mr.. James McLees, on Sun
day after lingering illness. She was 80
years old, and most excellent young
alslv, admired and beloved by many rela-
Hives and friends.
The damage to the cotton on portions Of
the farms of Messrs. ]. Bolton Watson and
Luther J. Burriss, few miles above this
place, by the hail on Tuesday of last week
was so serious that they found it necessary
10 plant the second time.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning. There will be SER
vices on Saturday morning at II o'clock.
Rev. W. G. Neville, of Ninety. Six, will be
present and assist the pastor.
The collections of tho County Treasurer
this month will not amount to more than
half what they did for the corresponding
month last year. The money is either not
in the country or the people nre disposed
to hold on to it with q tighter grip.
We are indebted to Mrs. s. II. Provost
for dish of strawberries Of the "Agricul-
!urist" variety. They were the largest we
ever saw, and for richness of flavor equal
to any we ever tasted. This variety, with
careful tending, will yield two crops year.
The County Auditor in this issue gives
notice OF the assessment of real and per-
ional property for the year 1882. a great
deal of trouble and annoyance would be
saved If the people will read his advertise
ment carefully and follow the suggestions
made.
Forty bushels to the acre is what 4-acre
patch of barley yielded on the farm of Mr..
&C. Keys. No fertilizer used. That is de-
cldedly better than cotton. The p,arket
price for this grain is never less than one
dollar per bushel, and very frequently as
high as two dollars.
Col. Pope says that Greenville is not q
o'anch station, but through point on the
me Of the Columbia & Greenville Rail
road but the Greenville Me,c, cannot lie
nappy with only one through cart wants
a whole train, even if the business OF the
Mountain City does not fill the half of one
car.
Mr.. NJ. b. Arnsteip, of the New York
'aso Store, left Anderson yesterday for an
extended summer pleasure tour. After
spending week with his brother in Cam
oen. be viii! so to New York and thence
70 Niagara Falls. From there he will go to
nake Winnipeg and Manatobia, Canada.
ne VIII not return home before September.
Inc State Sunday School Convention
WIN meet in Camden on Wednesday, 18th
'uy. Each county is entitled to as many
rl representatives as it has in the Legislature.
,ney are appointed by the interdenomina-
AVhai county organizations where they
~ ,.''., Otherwise by the county secretaries.
lHe PRESIDENT of the State Executive Board
a'ses full representation from all the
onnties Of the State.
me Williamson Democratic Club as
'a''eo IN the Spring Park on Friday last,
40 p H. Addresses were made by Senator
ay'oh and Representatives Prince and
Ts TIskef' % explaining the registration law.
IN me- oiuo was reorganized, with the follow
as d. o,'lcers; President. n. G. Dacus; Vice
p,et, a'uent, 1. ]. Clary; Secretary. w. w.
n;,.' v"hi Member County Executive Com
'D'''ee' DR.. H. l. Epting.
T.na MeS ). R. Graves, d, D., of Memphis,
,h,a A., =, preached Mt Salem, five miles above
r.s,y, .ay, on Tuesday and Wednesly of last
of,h " 'afge congregations on the doctrines
n.e Daptist Church. DR.. Graves is q fine
:. .@.onef' an entertaining and elegant speak