The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-31
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LOCAL NEWS:
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,.r Monday will OS '''
)" prevailing among the chill
j Attesi''e'
& Maullin'S new advertise
s:a It's paper
# the early patches Of oats in
&C. .I ,:s being harvested
4 ..sbe,ry crop promises to be Abun-
4 HI. section this season
4 !. /, Rose haze an interesting ad-
ssn, in another column
,.-. in agricultural machinery in
w.. ~ doing good business.
o,nuence making Returns to
,S.ss', ss Auditor 0" tomorrow
n ,,;,s is Offering rare bargains TO
Il = ~ ..uers. See advertisement.
n ro,,I Bap,ists Of this city have
AZ y now bell for their Church.
Il ,,snce guard Of the mosquito bri-
mt in an appearance i'll these
,,,ss II. Bewley has sold his house
h, Gn East Orr street, to Mr.. Samuel
rrwyTk
,otbe front again! He predicts
3 !, NH ,lay Of July will be the hot
81 Of the year.
v,hodi.t State Sunday School Con-
rill be held in Columbia, S. c.,
3.,,sb and 18th Of August next.
10. become OF our Townville cor
,.,,2 We trust he has not forgot
sT.. nj. letters are always interesting.
Y, Martha Jolly, lady residing near
=, Church, in this County, has q
-. cid COW that has never had calf,
SAstss!fs1 Vs. a.,
E,st giving milk.
r.rmonial market in this section
~ s., is not very active. From what
:. .e and learn, however, it promises
.iray this Fall.
/, action was visited by good rain
4 Sunday afternoon and night. 1t
-,ch needed, and will be Of great
8 Ban The growing crops.
VI nay go OIL the street 2"
.Ys, my darling daughter;
Il lsrltl the young man will trca,
70 axe and soda water"
nfral has been in progress in the col
yshodi,t Church OF this city for a
ig,To past. during which finy.two
y Ks bare Joined the Church.
sa. Webb & VonHasseln shipped
e wrnds Of silk cocoons from their
tnsy LIST week. The cocoons are
tyu 81 to $l.5O per pound.
v Mcconnell, son of Mr.. Lewis
r:al, died at the residence Of his
In yaennes township, on last Tues
IN pneumonia. aged IS years.
I.,ce pleased to meet Mr.. John w.
,aSsneca City, in the city last week.
3tS,d home seems to agree with him,
lbts remarkably hale and hearty.
Ira. Wilhite, Of this city has re-
purchased n plantation in Sumter
Florida, near Leesburg. The place
bat 'ir hundred orange trees on it.
I'm. Laughlin and his accomplished
iRlned to this city last week, after
b made very pleasant trip to At
Savannah, Charleston and other
iud that smoking makes men bald
- II this is true, the coming gen.
Asc a men will be all baldheaded, for
Hsry boy you meet nova days
"a
Issm paper has started the discus
- I'm men should marry. Oar idea
Eopsr time is when they get the
saen. and the money to pay the
u.
tT. Cashin, the efficient operator at
in this city, is visiting relatives at
n Ga. Mr.. l.. F.. Ford, of Colum-
attending to his duties during his
a
q, s
~ ssle Convention Of the colored
p Of South Carolina convened in
fIsa Wednesday morning. There
s's than one hundred ministers in
as
AsEh 1t the residence of the brides
Wednesday, morning, May 23rd,
" Rev. T. 9. Ligon, Mr.. G. l.. An
a Williamston, aud Miss Ida,
d'ughter of Mr.. A. NJ. Holland.
anssding Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
q Or any other kind of job print.
ID % we'll to give US their orders.
@shing but the best material, and
is prices with any establishment,
asoa.h.
-!'aSe thousand, four hundred and
" IONS Of commercial fertilizers
-SSnei In this State last year. At
q cost Of $50 per ton, fertilizers
~ year the enormous sum Of
e"' a. Wagener and wifo, of
Ia sailed on last Saturday for Eu-
.Isthey will spend several months
ae trip. We join with their
s IN this city in wishing them
4'na safe trip.
l. Winbnrn, the photographer,
0e saturday q frame containing
apas OF the Mayor, Aldermen,
and the four Policemen, The
4ulse natural, and reflect much
" Winburn's skill as an artist.
l now approaches when the
1eeper cuts her old newspa-
p' and, mounting them upon
,,n nu,e, goes through the darkened