The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-16
uRIEF MENTION.
. ow IN session at Walhalla.

"ADd "i'
4 Spring
noot neglect the garden it's"of'h ten
lines what it costs.
ceiser agricultural engines were
Ped ;ssd BY Or. Diver this week
W Iooper and Miss L. e. Smith,
4 ~ e pickens county, were married on
lv'r =, o,.t ut. by S. P. II. Elwell.
.. n;vyer has gone to Florida OIL busi-
~ "a, the Geiser Company, and will not
ns.. s,r home in several weeks.
4 r, f,osts Sunday and Monday mornings
.,,.S NV a good proportion of the fruit then
q - a h,oom; but there is plenty left yet.
,,.ss,s white & Wilhite and Orr &
w;ll both be prepared in short time
s.Va .,,xe you with refreshing glass Of coda
w." ~ the teetotaller's beverage.
s. r. nrisoncrs convicted 1.-THE recent term
81 .ftoprt for this county, twelve in number,
q .,s taken to the peniientiary last Thursday
4 nv M The Sheriff and four constables.
4 Nr Charles w. Webb and Mrs. Hattie
q ;, r.r,e we're married Thursday morning,
~, ;rst at the Methodist Parsonage, by
F. Carlisle Both of this city.
Trio crop of small grain was never more
,-omisirs in this county. at this season of
i,o ye,r than it is at present. Let us hope
w., GOOD Weld will be realized ct harvest
time.
There will be meeting Of the Sandy
Swings Grange on next Saturday evening,
4 18Th inst, at 2 o'clock. A full attendance
:. desired. as business Of Importance will
. come before the Grange.
The Circuit Court for Anderson county
adjourned on Saturday last after a two
weeks session. Very little civil business
was attended TO, and every person was de-
4 ucbted at the end of the term.
Mr.. Nathan Harris, Of Savannah town
.bip. showed us handful of sweet potato
j Sins last week that grew from potatoes that
had been lying in the open air all winter.
This shows how mild the winter has been.
Prof. C. l.. Irving, late principal of the
Washington, D. c., Normal Music School,
! is forming n class in music at this place.
4 He lecturcd in the Baptist church Monday
night to small audience OH the use and
< abuse of music. He comes well recon-
mended.
In tile commodous and we'll. filled furni-
ture establishment Of Mr.. G. Il. Tolly can
4 be found anything that any one may need
] in his line, and everything is sold at re-
4 msrkably low prices. You know where
/ bis store is; give him call when you want
i furniture.
The recent freshets in this county have
4 done very great damage 10 some plantations
and have improved others. AS a general
thing the washing of uplands has been
! fully as injurious as the overflow Of the
bottoms, for the latter have in very many
!; instances been benefited by the settings
! from the lands above.
4 The City Council should SEQ to it that the
4 premises OF every resident Of the city is
! thoroughly cleaned within the next thirty
days. Such precautions are necessary to
the public health, and by no means should
I they be neglected. Now is the time to see
to this business. To delay is to jeopardize
! the lives Of our citizens
Mr. l.. H. Seel kas put up new sign in
4 front Of his store, golden stove, and q
i new advertisement in the IHrELL1GENCER,
both Of which will be sure to direct atten-
4 ton and trade to his establishment. He
keeps full stock Of stoves. tinware. leath-
er, ETC., always on hand, and guarantees
4 satisfaction to all customers. Give him a
call.
Our lady readers will find q word or two
Tor them in this issue from Iniss Della
Keys, which they will be sn7e to read and
remember. She is too we'll and fayorably
KNOWN in this community to need any
word OF commentator from us. Her
STOCK OF millinery is complete, and she in
Sites you to examine 1t before making your
purchases.
Clarence Sassard. eldest child of Mrs.
amanda Sassard, died at the residence of
Ills grandmother, Mrs. Fant, in this place,
ON Monday last of typhoid fever, after an
l'lness OF six weeks. He was fifteen years
Oh, was an industrious and .obedient son,
ana his death is indeed sad bereavement.
Inc remains were buried in the Baptist
graveyard on Tuesday afternoon.
Ut. r. L. Gary, Of Cokesbury, Abbeville
county, contributes an interesting and in
S'fuctiye paper to the Second Annual Re-
port OF the State Board of Health on For
e'y IN South Carolina" In which he
a'gues that the clearing up of our pine and
YAK forests produce droughts and renders
SICKNESS more liable. Think Of this when
Der.
o -. I. Meredith. master of trains on tn e
columbia and Greenyille Railroad for sew.
eia, years, has been ordered to Atlanta and
""' assume charge of the same department
VI the Air Limo Road. His place on the
uteehviile VI Road will be supplied by ]. T
,I.oan's' -, prominent young Columbian
.h Sno mas steadily worked his way up. The
- A"se was made Tuesday, and is regarded
49,. very important one in local railroad
"hen anybody dies, gets married, runs
s"ay steals anything, builds fine house
sn,.., aa,s a Dig sale, breaks his leg, or does
sus aus'h'hg that is in any way remarkable
=. a you nave reason to believe you know
:, a." .nush about the occurrence as anybody
49, ~ don't wait for some other person to
s,;p po,' ~ or trust 10 US to find it out by in.
' ,.ns :, out come and tell us about it, OF
o. Tue TACT on postal card, and we will