The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-01
,,KIEr MENTioS'
are busy.

-, r.rd.ns is not progressing
ri
!, deal Of cOs'o" is being sold do
|, .ow price
.rb II. Bowden has lot of seed
.y Gle. See advertisement
.,mo. scare in the upper part OF
:n suis County is reported as about
...,c.ed by some of the Older citi-
?, all the fruit will be killed this
|a
". Vance, State Inspector Of Fer
"a. registered at the "nverly
I S, week.
20 an indisposi,ion of the pastor,
r...,n. the Presbyterian Church was
n last Sunday
a., 90 is appropriated by the River
(..,,, Bill Of Congress for the inn
-, Of the Savannah River.
,,oman wishes to hide something
'ho,, will ever be able to find it,
i. in the pocket Of her dress.
# Dickson has commenced the
/ of,yery pretty flve.room cottage
,, hetwcsn Min and McDutlio
ouo,ed in our market e. fol-
/ %ml ordinary, ct; Low Middling,
=. ,r;ro 9; Good Middling, o! to Oh /;
. Bacon, lo'.
:, lay. since Capt. C. s. Benty had
!, r,!uable rair of mules killed by q
.r;pg on them while hitched to q
Il, in the woods.
:, on February %, 1883, at the
> of Mr.. Quails, near Centreville
/, w Rev. 7. {. Ligon, Mr.. Warren
IS, and Mrs. Emma Frost.
;r. stock market seems to be active.
,,oyes of horses and mules have
Ea.. tie city during the past wsek.
mule brings about Sl25.0O.
,,oo Division. No. 1, Sons Of Tenn
i, receiving new members at al
.,rrv meeting. The meetings are
,-,,l.d and are very interesting.
ns jersey man has patented a stove
.,,odes at 10 o'clock Mt night. He
L.. daughters. No doubt he could
Ia. ,,r a few of these stoves in Ander-
|,-.i, at the residence Of the brides
|. ca Thursday, February 18th, 1883,
Er. ". A. Hodges, Mr.. Hedry Cely
FN.s Dora Rosamond, all of Anderson
E7.
\ Wu B. Hall, of Narcnncs township,
\ l.. year, OH one.quartcr of All acre,
|l..i.ed bushels Of sweet potatoes,
u s.tle rate of four hundred BUSH
}As,cre.
!. r. quarterly meeting of the Meth
n turh in this city will be hold on
|ls,ahy. Rev. T. G. Herbert, the Pre-
| El.r, will preach in the meaning
tiight.
y: :NEberry Nep,, Of last week, says:
John A. Wren, the popular photo
sg! Anderson, expects to be in New
}lant the first of April with the view
}'stag gallery here"
uhea! and oat crops are looking
hs,er after the recent Spring-like
y, and il they do not get another
Es there will be good crops made.
|eaoar farmers are still sowing oats.
Lizzie Williams, the popular pro-
aof the Ladies' Store, left Anderson
p Monday night for the Northern
is1, whittier she has gone for the pur-
I purchasing her stock of Spring
3
.Npote, is informed that there have
+ he girl babies born within the cor
eEr its Of Anderson during the past
Su!hs. We venture there is no other
IN the State that con make such q
|}ls.
fs genius has invented a machine to
lia@. This will fill q long felt want.
Two young people OF opposite sex
4 The parlor in the evening, the old
aea't begin to sauntcr in until the
StGs.
fmsived a call on last Tuesday from
H. Norman, who is representing the
f faH Chemical Company, Of Walhalla,
saulaB of Norman's Neutralizing
E y 10 advertisement Of which appears
lnpr.
H. ?. Cary has retired from the ed
asi' of the Greenwood Saluda Argus,
sSt Thos. F. Riley sole editor and
a3'' Mr.. Cary has moved to Pick
'A'e be will practice law and assist
asohal conduct Of the Sentinel.
ase newspaper reading among
ald1en, and you will soon discover
Nndness they will have for their
Hper, and how rapidly they will
"s The newspaper is the poor mans
|sd'' Every family should be provided
ecu "u"eWspaptr.
, ! harley, little daughter Of Rev.
u'anekland, of Greenville, aged two
~ lour months, died on Tuesday
| aNh ult., after q very short ILL
A. and Mrs. Strickland's many
| - anderson sympathize with them
'ad Bereavement.
aa'nen' merchant on Granite Row
| - 'aa. he had somo customers in
sue other day that resided sixteen
~ vna ~" hartwell, Ga. They bought
A u goods, and were delighted
uAfket. They didn't come over
SF'ry," Bro. McGin.
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