The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-29
urIEF MENTION.

,honce in the advertisement of Mr..
b f. Peoples.
I,oua Grange will meet next Saturday
4 NJ. in this city.
a co,ool Commissioner makes an i'm
=, announcement in this issue.
y n wyatt Aiken is announced this
q as a candidate for reelection to Con-
,.ou want to keep posted on the politi-
.ss Of the State and county subscribe
sbe IYrELLlcENcER.
Normal Institute Or music that was
.n ot Bolton next Monday has been
R6ptely postponed.
II D. Bowlan, all aged and respected
n Of the Bowling Green neighborhood,
'ned dead on the 9th inst.
a Due West Commencements take
s. ,his week, and we presume Anderson
80 ;s rs we'll represented as usual.
~ 1. II. Scel has just received num-
EIf remington Sporting Rifles that are
n,eed TO hit the n TX every time-if
4 right.
a amateur troupe, composed of young
Of the city, will give minstrel show
!, he evening of July 2lst, for the benefit
be Palmetto Band.
10 colored people are arranging for q
"A celebration at this place on the 4th
uly-next Tuesday. Several speeches
5be made on the occasion.
lis is temperance county, but much
II amount of black cry wine is being
than usual. 1t will all be used for
;cinal purposes, of course.
skating club has been organized in this
with twenty-five or thirty members.
%club meets in the chapel of the Collie
Institute, and in few days will ad-
Visitors.
sbe entertainments given by the ladies of
Episcopal church in Masonic Hall on
8fsday and Frida. evenings were we'll
SDnized by our citizens, and proved very
sant occasions.
atll the ladies of Anderson make any
3 4 TO secure contributions to assist the
ia Carolina Monumental Association
pairing the damage to the Confederate
Siunent in Columbia?
5tton blooms are reported as having
~ their appearance on the farms of the
5wing gentlemen on the days named :
81. G. Douthit 21st, Mr.. Lewis Abcr-
abie o2d, Mr.. P. r. Brown oath.
Aose of our readers who want agricul-
machinery of any kind should be sure
Iii On Messrs. Sullivan G. Mattison be-
making their purchases. Cotton gins,
ses, engines, harrows, &C., are always
in stock.
81. J. ]. Baker speaks to the trading
Sic through our columns this week.
sShat he has to say, and then when you
s % to town give him call. He means
4 he says, and will do what is right by
sEtomer every time.
3. J. H. Mcconnell caught German
81 in one of his fish ponds on Tuesday
measured twelve inches in length.
sas one Of number that was put in his
) last December. and al that time was
about three inches long.
4 y. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wilcox, of Elber-
Ca, have been in this city the past
h. Their many friends in our midst
SRly sympathize with them in their sore
less over the death of their little daugh-
psed about five months, which occurred
week.
1she temperance picnic at Calhoun last
lrday was attended by four hundred
pie or more, and the day was one OF
'loyed pleasure to all present. The oc-
pm was enlivened by speeches from H.
7afudday, L. P. Smith. NJ. P. Trihble, A.
! Todd and j. G. Ciinkscalcs.
spe members of Neals Creek Temperance
lslon had pleasant sociable last Satur-
night. A fine supper, furnished by
members of The Division, ard spirited
patriotic speeches by l.. P. Smith, M
grbble, II. G. scudday and A. s. Todd
81 the crowning pleasures of the Joyous
Sion.
sR'' W. Hammond. who lives four O,
g miles north OF this city. is one of the
farmers in the county. He is q young
"A OF energy and perseverance, and is
sflSlng into prominence in his commu-
y His crop of small grain this yea,
united to 1859 bushels, of which IT'S
swheat and 5S4 oats,
: airect attention to the advertisement
- D. Autry and F. w. Crutchfield, who
now canvassing this county for the Po-
I hiii Nurseries, Greensboro, N. c.
nursery is well known oil over the
u as IN every respect reliable, and we
no doubt our people will find its sales.
pohte and entirely trustworthy.
last Friday Mr.. Henry Howell, and
'oiofed men, brothers named Hunter
~. involved in difficulty while work.
\, "'% The thresher of Mr.. Tom Girard
~ :, mm. d. Harbin's place, in which
sii ' shot the colored men with a pistol
t'ng slight flesh wounds on each O.
III we learn that the shooting wa.
in self-defence.
al are requested by w. 8. I.igon, Treas.
Tue Savannah Valley Railroad
n rany' 10 state that he is now prepared
y pe ~ Inc e, stock of that Company in share.
VI us multiple; and all parties who
.Ai' their 8. v. r. R. taxes shoult
=, 'heir receipts, with their name.
g endorsed on the back, to the
~ Anderson, s. c., and get stock