The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-04-19

Il h,t !,
:. early gardeners i" the city
rii'"e'' r., so,,o
:, =, s.le. See advertisement
n :, saith is building a small cot
y ,,sidence on Greenville street.
Orr Of Greenville, has been
j. i =, ,,,ys in the city this week.
i, was a very pleasant day, and
> : '... ,.,,. and bonnets had u showing
Il ,,;mc to recall the old rule
sIs', asnnels until they stick to
1 nc Cunningham & Co. have a
;slty plow o" exhibition at their
a ,,.,.,sI days Of weather last week
a., as very forcibly of fans and
ss.'.
4 >, ,r.srrlt tweuty.one lawyers
10 practice Of their profession
~
4 men succeed who mind their
!. because there Is so little
e@a.
A. p Maxwell is attending the
,i,ns Grand Lodge of the knights
i Z sya :; IA Aiken this week.
] q Lindsay, ID. d., will occupy
4 ,rof the Presbyterian Church next
b morning, at II o'clock.
] ~, meeting of the South Carolina
,.,- viIl be held with the Townvillc
LIN Church, this County.
/ ,p yOhustone. Of this city. is in at.
:, ppcn the State Dental Association,
q rs .1 aiken or last TUESDAY.
4 rpixopal' Charch will be closed
4 :. .,n..ay. NJ The Res. I. +. Gads'lru
S;1n appointment At Abh"villc.
M, Norris. an estimable and ac-
3ItA young lady from Abbeviil"
4 risiting relatives in the city.
V B. Beaclam, contractor and
&s,d dealer in builders supplies. has
lrrspent In this issue. Read it.
l.,. Rufus Fant, Snm'l McElroy. ID.
1ssn .nd Frank Harrison went down
Ix,s.on on Monday on a pleasure
4. / Il. Seel is extending his store.
j .,ss waverly House block, by the
Ia Il 3 building. sixty feet in length,
sa;
]. ri Ms. J. y. Sullivan, Mr.. and
! J. J. Baker, and Mr.. f. w. Brown
! n hDghters are on q visit to Charles
:sEat.
.ss zill be basket pic mic at High
3ta the first Saturday in May. The
,Ewple Of the surrounding country
seily invited to attend.
ird, BY Mr.. S. A. Hutchison, Notary
4 bis residence, on the 29tb OF
y NJ. Vim. Kerr and Miss Sallie
ia Ill Of Anderson County.
ElHs n. Payne has bought the res
haNLJ. B. Neal, on Calhoun street,
tymheastern portion of the city, and
fyiipus in thorough repair.
ra sys that this month will end
lr!sOmy, and May-day may be ush-
J, Nth snow and sleet in Northern
fs;sm sections and cold rains in
b
sr requested to announce that the
7! Convention will convene at New
ll'aChurch on Saturday and Sunday,
ID Ah inst. Public generally are
,2a attend.
l.n nquested to announce that the
il!Ein Sunday School will meet on
anay morning at 81 o'clock, the
p melting ha-ins been changed from
Iof in the afternoon to that time.
hithe pleasure Of shaking the hand
fsdsuith, of the Walhalla Courier,
akos on Monday morning. He was
+ siy to Aiken as g delegate to the
I.!a4ss Of The knights OF Honor.
7 snIlsmen of the Board Of Trade,
is'a the cotton factory? Can't you
Y ball in motion? Our people are
Tsnd anxious to invest their money.
an IN enterprise, and we think now il
ss@ inaugurate it.
Fl. Andrew & Provost have accepted
say for the Griffin cotton planter,
lanlu's received number of them.
nsnds and customers are invited to
u Ne it. This planter received the
u Al our last County Fair.
4 w. s. Sharpe, who has been in
'af under medical treatment of o
tE!heian for two or three weeks, re-
sae on last Saturday. It gives Us
O. 70 state that he has been greatly
"a By bis trip. and is in q fair way
s' bis usral health.
.-a Courier: "Miss T. A. Vandiver,
H. 'ldy Of our town, has recently
I ia a., % a nice property of $500 to
i' .Aed includes money, notes and
sLe This property was wllled to
\ "a cousin. Mr.. John Gentry, who
ANas''on last week."
aal tax which tobacco dealers
lH ~ ne Government, has been re.
Ga aan $500 to $40 per annum.
Ep,s uo N,I not take out license by the
saal Do debarred from receiving
~ cents per ID. which the Gov
T aT sllows on all manufactured
F'athat time.
hhaS :, vanWyck n is having the foun-
ha.'' hp' tho erection Of q substantial