The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-02-08

| ''"'P, US business OF imr)r
."'ice 10 each individual member will be
transacted "''' We
The E1geiicld ti,cr,iser nomip,,os c,..
X. II. Anderson. Of tie EdycG.Id H;on,
,or MAJOR OF the Third Regiment. STAT,
'oiun'eer Troops. Capt. ]. w. Norwoo1
o' 'he Grecnvilc Guards. has bee, r,,,i
hated FOR Colonel Of tho sam, p.pi,,,.
"o are requested to correct some error,
III our notice OF the death Of Mr. John W
n"ir!hipie, III cur last issue. Mr. D,lrvu
PIE was III the forty.second year of his apa
al the time of his death and died ., ;,;s
"" :" 'e'iue''cci III de kalb County, Alabams.
DiSine service will he held a, Groc.
| Episcopal Church during Lent on W.a,as,
day and Friday afternoons at a. ,,,,Jn.,.
Da'iy prayers during Passion Week n, i,
p H., except on Good Friday at II in tbe
morning. These services begin ON A,h
wednesday february 7thD.
II your land is poor, you must limit tho
area OF cultivation to your ability 10 mo.
| nure-!ct it he ever SO lttle-and y,u w;l,
DC The gamer by it. Diversity crops as
ihucl as possible, and do not RELY ou On.
staple This will make your manure and
labor pay profit in some places whcn thcv
may fail in others.
a man stopping his paper wrote Ia tLo
publisher of one Of our exchanges TINS
| 'hihk men often to spend their money
lor papers; my dad dident, and everybody
sed he wus the cntellgentcst man in tie
country, and he had the smartcst family
! that ever dug tatcrs."
a tremendous crowd put in appearance
III the city on Salestay. Everything passed
OH quietly, very little drinking or bolster.
business being displayed. Conseunentiy the
police had comparatively easy time of i,
making only three arrests durinl. the dar
.he merchants and hurseswappers 6id a
lively business.
When you see q lromincn, citizen =
bright and shining light in society and an
energetic man i'll business, and all that sort
OF thing, pause in the middle of the side
walk and gazc about him with CLASSY look
III his eye, you needn't think OF apol,,cXy
ami paralysis. He is simply trying To re-
member an crrand his wife told him to d.
Some excitement was created ON our
streets last week over Il report that a case of
smallpox had developed itself upon the
person of young man ut Townvilc, in
this County. We made inquiry on Mon
day of prominent physician from that
sec ion ~ TO the trutl, of the report, ami
learned that it was nothing more than
severe case of the measles.
We are requested to announce that tho
ladies' Of the Methodist Church at Bolton
will give Supper in Stringcrs Hall at tha,
place on next Tuesday night, 18th inst.
for the purpose Of raising funds to purchase
bell for said Church. The bubble genrr-
ally are invited to attend. The object is
worthy one, and We bespcak the ladies
liberal patronage.
The Palmetto Riilemcn OF this city have
unanimously nominated Captain John +.
Allen for Lieutenant Colonel Of the Third
5. {. Militia Regiment. Captain Allen is a
graduate of the Charlotte Military Institute.
| and is an ccomplished officer. He holds
| the oldest commission in the Regiment,
and if elected will make most efficient
and acceptable officer.
Our subscribers at Pcndlcton can pay
| their subscriptions to DR.. L. II r. Sloan;
at I}elton, to Capt. J. w. Poorc; at IIonca
Path, to NJ. r. Elgin; at Equality, 10 Capt.
John VI. Glenn; at Williamson, to Col. j.
G.. Clinkscales; at PiercetowE, To Mr.. A.
! w. Pickens; at Autnn, to Mr.. II. i. Sit
ton at Fair Play, to James Seaborn, Esq.
| and at Townv;iie to DR.. ". n Sharp.
These gentlemen are agents at the places
named.
A wagon loaded with cabbage and apples
| from the mountains appeared on urstreets
| on last Monday drawn by two mich cows.
1t was novel sight to us. We have often
seen an OK team, but had never before wit
messed wagon drawn by mich COWS. In
reply to question as to how the COWS
| worked, the mountainecr said they were
| the equals Of an OK team. They were in
| fine order, one Of them giving milk ut the
time, and apparently seemed to have stood
the trip tsixty miles) very well.
| Hartwell SIM Mr.. j. II. CLARK, of An
tcrson, calle! to2 see us this week. John
was n schoolmate of the writer's, and many's
the time We have passed under the rod to-
geLher for some mischievOus prank. over
twenty years ago. lie is travelling agent
for the Wheeler e. Wilson Sewing Machine
Company. What John doesn't know about
sewing machines isn't worth much. John
is SO much like his twin brother that our
sulutuliun was couched i'll tn: form of
question: Hello, John, is that yoh or
| your brother Bill ?"
Hartwcll Sun: "a mans wife in Hart
| County has given birth to twenty-one chill
| dren, and has been so unfortunate As 10
raise every one o. I them. We heard one oi
the nciehbors say he was at their house
when a storm was coming up. Ihe ola
lodv blew the horn for the children, ana
she stood and counted them rs they came
in Somehow she made the number -.
This mystified her, and she declared that
she couldn'. remember having but Il. In
| order to satisfy herself she turned en- all
out in the storm and let them i'll one at
time. she acting as teller while the visitor
| kept the tally sheet"
Mr.. Aaron Hall died at his residence III
yarenncs township, i'll this County. on
Monday night, the 5th inst, after Driei
illness. He was seventy-nino years o!d at
| a., ,e b;a Iootb and had always been