The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-29

eA"'o't one oil his plows here
on oalesday, has secured the lot In the r..r
OF Mrs. Osborne's residence, on Wh;,ro,
street. The exhibition will take nIace ho-
tween - and O'Clock.
The Newberry Nems, Of last week .ay.
we are pleased TO see Dr. Theo Jain.
stone at home from the baltimore Don,.l
Ioiese. lie may locate at Anderson. >
ihe gentleman referred to is a brother ..
Dr. ~. L. Johnstone, of this CITY wo
would he pleased to have hin. loca,,. here
Last sunday was one of those disagree.
ao'e DAYS winch frequently come in the
month OF March. a light fall of snow
anh sleet occurred in the morning af,er
which cold East rain. occomnani,l ,v
considerable wind, set in and continued
throughout the day We trust that il wus
the last wag Of Winter.
we are requested to announce that there
VIII be meeting of tle Directors of the
Anderson Fair Association, q: the Office of
Tie Secretary, on Monday, 9th of April, at
II O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of attend.
ing to important business Of the Associa.
ti"n. All of the Directors are urged Ia he
present.
| when young man gets 70 lrol;ng
around and making love in the mos, up.
proved methods to several girls, he rcts
completely corncred when one, will, an
eye 10 business, refers him to her parents
before she can hear any more such talk
| HH hue t.,.
ana there or back completely down
The first number of the Tenn pcr,u.ce Work.
r, published at Columbia, 5. c.. has been
received at this Office. Itisa neat and inter
estlng little journal The subscription
price is IS cents year, 50 cents for six
months and 25 cents for three months.
| we extend to it our best wishes for its sue
cess, and trust it may WELD powerful in
fiuence in the temperance cause
| The meeting of Anderson Division, Sons
OF Temperance, this evening will be an in
tercsting one. The election of officers for
the ensuing quarter will take place. and
prominent young member of the Order
VIII deliver an address The meetings for
several weeks past have been unusually in
terestlng, appropriate and eloquent aG-
dresses being delivered on each occasion by
members Of the Order.
! The average newspaper is now preaching
| its annual ''corn sermon to the farmers,
! a great number of converts have been
made, but still there are thousands yet out
Of the fold. Would it not be we'll to send
out missionary and let him preach "corn
| sermons on the Highways and hedges"
Brother Wilson, of the Abbevllc Press AMI
Banner, would be the right man for the
position.
The first number Of the South Ciuolinu
Coiegian, published monthly ut Columbia
by the literary societies of the South Caro-
lima College, with John f. Bacon, jr., US
editor in chief, has made its appearance in
our sanctum. The Coaegian gives evidence
OF being ably edited, and is repletc with ex-
cellent literary reading matter. 1t is pub
lished in neat pamphlet form of sixteen
pages. Subscription price, 81 80 per year.
Messrs. Brock tE Mauldin's establishment
is truly Gents Emporium Fashion,
where everything pertaining to gents fur
nj: ing goods can be bought. Coniining
themselves exclusively to this line Of goods,
they can offer extra inducements to pur-
chasers. There is not more clever or
obligng firm doing business in the city,
and they always take great pleasure in
showing their goutis. Read their advertise
ment and give them call.
Mr.. Ashmore Bryant died at his resi-
dence, in Brushy Creek township, on last
Sunday morning, after All illness Of about
ten days from pneumonia. Mr.. Bryant
was about % years of age. aud was Nh in
dustrious and worthy young man. He had
been very consistent member Of Pizgah
Baptist Church for several years, whers his
remains were inferred on Monday. He
leaves n wife and two children, together
with many friends and relatives, to mourn
his early demise.
We are glad to state that the famous mud
hole on the GeaSra!s road, just beyond the
city limits, which we alluded to few weeks
ago rs being in very bad condition, hns
had the attention of the County Commits
|
work in the hands of Mr.. e. S. Beatty, who
has made thorough and complete job of it.
Besides making several other substantial
and lasting Improvements on the hole, Mr..
Beatty deposited two hundred cart loads of
rock in it.
A revival has been in progress In the COL
ored Methodist Church during the past
week. Judging from the 6 ovid vending
their way there every mig {, considerable
interest is being manifested. We are In
formed that on Thursday night an old col
ored woman, while going around talking
to tho mourners who were kneeling at the
altar, had her handkerchief and $3.50 in
money stolen from her pocket by one OF
the penitents(?). This is one Of the most
yillainous thefts we have ever chronicled.
Tho Easter services in Grace Episcopal
Church on last Sunday were very interest.
ing and impressive The floral decorations
of the edilice presented an attractive and
beautiful appearance indeed, and were
much admired by those present The Kec-
tor. Rev. T. F. Gadsden, preached an excel
lent and appropriate sermon, taking ior MS
theme, "Christ is risen" The singing OF
the choir, accompanied by Mr.. L. l.. Green
on the organ and Col. J. W. Trowbridge on
l. the cornet, was equal to the occasion.
The following list Of letters remain un-
called for in the Anderson Postof1ce'
March q: Toney Acker, Fay Anderson
fnr r Alcord Moppie Rell Elsie Brown,