The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-18

| n n,rt,s,. '''"' tney had formed
partnership for the practice of law, per
suns hafing business with this firm, un
nuu 'heir Office over Messrs. J,p Spl,;"a.
eo' store, on Granite Row.
Did you ever start to see young ,,av -
uark night, after having sbine1 ,om,
ooots as bright as possible, and mis-: ,r'
s'ePPihg stones at the street cross;,n,, :,
you nave sworn Off from .cussire,, ;,,-,
Try about half fathom Of that nice m ~;
.hui ana see whether or not YOU told ~,
'fu'i when you swore OF. II is a t;no ,o.,
hev' /. @, Herbert, the Presiding Ella,
oi 'he dreenviile District, has auno,non1
| Inc following appointments for tha ro,no,,
i've churches in this County. wb;r, ~,
| puoiish for the information Of our Nj,
aist friends Ebenczer, January 20 and .,
iieo'noht, February and 4; Sharon Feh,
ruary "a and 25; Anderson station M...h
ana 4 +; West Anderson, March 10 and,,
me post Office address of tho p,esi1;n,
Elder is Greenville, s. c.
mr.. Louis Sharpe has purchased tho st, oL
Oh soods OF Mcssrs. Tully & McC,rroII
ana VIII continue the business n, .lo,h;
s'n"u, "t McCully's corner Mr.. Sharrc
WIN Keep complete stock of conrectinn.
ei'e'' lr'i's ana light family groceries. lie
IS gentleman Of good business oualitic,.
lions, and we bespeak for him libor,,
patronage. Look out for his advertisement
next week. ~
Ihe following list of letters remain nm
called for i'll the Anderson Posto(fice I'M
uary Il: s. J. Blythe, Caesar Burriss. NC
burrlss, Will. Bolt, Jno. Crawford, Mol,ie
Doooihs, ). Z. Dobbins, J. j. Dobbins .Jro
l.. "ienn. Miss 8. +. Guyton, Henry .Jocl.
son, Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, A. u. LINDSAY
.. beiton Lyles, G. Paden. Mrs. Thos
heed. K. Rice, A. c. Smith. Jno Wo,kor
t''Ss anna Williams, Miss NJ. T. Williams
Rev. Charles Manly, y. D., the talented
pastor OF tho Baptist Church ut Bolton. has
commenced Series Of lectures at that nleco
70 young men, delivering them every first
ana third Sunday nights of each month
Dr. Manly is one of the ablest diyines Of
lnae denomination in the State, and his
dlscourses will no doubt be replete with
words OF wisdom and advice to the vouno
men who may be so fortunate as to bcar
nun. The young men of the SURROUNDING
country are earnestly end cordially invited
to attend these lectures.
1ile carpenters OF the city anticipate an
other building boom during the coming
Spring and Summer. II Anderson contin-
ues to build up during the next two years
like she has done in the past two, she will
not only be city in name, but in reality.
There is plenty of room for buildings, and
demand for them, too. AS soon as new
house is completed, the owner readily finds
an occupant for it. Every citizen who has
few dollar invest, should purchase
building lots nd Immediately improve
them. Let every one endcavor to make
Anderson what she ought to be, and in
tends being-the leading city of upper
South Carolina.
There is a young lady in Anderson Coun-
ty who can do almost anything she turns
her hand to. Her father takes considerable
interest in bee culture, and has quite n
number OF bee hives. Some time since the
bees made new swarm, and there was not
vacant hive to put them in, and no one
on the place at that time to make one.
Being very desiroLs of securing the bees,
the young lady,sct to ork to make hive.
nt fr,
hammer, she soon made very neat and
substantial hive and placed the bees in it.
Young man, if you can get such girl as
that for wife, you will never starve to
death. If you will manage to keep the
bucket filled with water, We venture she
will furnish you with bread.
Associate Grange, No. l, of Anderson
County, will meet with Sandy Springs
Grange at 10 o'clock on Saturday, the 27th
inst. Subject for essay: BEST mode Of
preparation Of land and planting of cot
ton" Essayist, J. G. Douthit. Essay:
SIS it cheaper to raise our own bacon than
to buy it?" Essayist, L. NJ. snipes. Del
gates: Sandy Springs-R. NJ. Burns, ]. w.
Major, jr., ]. C. Watkins. Anderson-E.
NJ. Rucker, w. w. Humphreys, Wm. Nc
Gukin. Bowling Green-Silas Kay, Jasper
King, G. v. Elrod. Town Creok-P. R.
Brown, G. T. King, d. II. Russell. Har-
per-D. P. Bowen, VIM. Burriss, c. NJ.
Walker. Hunters SPRING.. Bolton Wat
son, John Eskew, T. II. Burriss. Deep
Creek-W. T. McGill, $. N. Brown, J. S.
Fowler. j. w. Norris to preside.
The following, which we clip from an ex-
change, may be Of interest to inveteratc
smokers: "An English workingman, just
past the middle age, found that his pipe,
which for many years had been grca:
comfort to him, was beginning to seriously
affect his nerves. Before giving itup, how
ever, lie determined to find out if there was
no way by which he might continue to
smoke without feeling its effects to al in
furious extent. He accordingly wrote to a
medical journal, and was recommended to
fill the bowl Of the pipe one-third full of
table salt, and press the tobacco hard down
upon it, as in ordinary smoking. The re-
suit was very satisfactory. During the
process of smoking the salt solidifies, while
remaining porous, and when the hardened
lump is removed at the end Of the days
smoking, it is found to have absorbed so
much of the oil of tobacco as to be deeply
colored. The salt should be renewed
daily"
a Distressing Accident.
On Friday afternoon, 18th inst, one OF
the satldest and most distressing accidents