The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-22

r .;o,i,n liz, continues to in
gardens in the city present a
i. appearance
.s no, had real first class
i s,sral months
i. sloan. Of this city, has gone
". s,skc County Ohio
rour, House officials favor the
" .sf new Court House
,,s bcep unusually quiet in
d. ,,,s during the past week
a ,esys have not been 80 plenti-
n,,te, during the past week.
,,, the ladies will wear vests
~ts the sentlemcn's this summer.
,or. and Virgins of Anderson
|, he cold weather has BID us good
lars are complaining of not get.
sEs,L 10 do a, present. A healthy
j -, Thompson has appointed Mr..
q r,sron, of this city, a Notary
,,enwood Argus has secured the
4. tMr. ". X. Blake as one of its
!, ,.Oen,e,s think that a greater num-
,,nr.e. will be built this Summer
As.
,.,e Of cotton does not improve,
q ,he price Of provisions is steadily
81.
M,Cully & Taylor have laid the
zion for another warehouse on De-
wi.
,.,,n j. one of the cities Of the State
>. no, charge the commercial drum
3lnnse.
l. Gsiilard, colored, a well known
i.sb. Of this city, die'l on last Tues
ivng.
t,,saant sunshiny days of last week
y the farmers to almost catch up
a!ar work.
ll E. Carlisle has purchased the cot
LMr. J. N. Dickson, on Church
;c!ing $50 for it.
ta.e ball season is approaching, and
1 a,be players i'll the city are already
,.bout organizing.
,.s,lsman in this County, who has
y i1 handsome daughters, call his
ba. Court House"
ArGe crowd was in the city OH last
av The merchants did a good busi-
!, nmo and supplies.
Ps.oflice Appropriation bill, as it
es.bli,hes two cent letter postage
l.sSnt October l, 1883.
irxvices will be held in the Catho-
rnh on next Sunday, at l01 q. m,
Ill. Monaghan officiating.
3zs Reed & Webb, the energetic gro
Ia, have new advertisement in this
Rad il, and give them a call.
95ssT. G. Ligon will conduc. the after
lrMing Of the Y. NJ. C. A. next Sun
Tie Association meets at Al p. IN.
tg.l Of the new nickels have made
lgg9senance in the city. 1t is said
u for about twenty-five cents apiece.
y tu.y mornings Of the past two
hhze certainly injured the fruit, but
Ea can't tell whether all have been
7
!. mule market continues to be very
h Judging from the number being
S6'sale. A good mule ranges from
fs;sl;, as;l;,.
Pc Board of Trade will take the in
r steps towards organizing the cotton
n, it will be an assured fact. What
3)M, gentlemen
Ian is quoted in our market as fol-
Good Ordinary, 81 ; Low Middling
5i1.iiiiiis, o.; Good Middiing, 81 Best,
Rapn, IL.
4 o. J. Moore, of this city, contem.
7'Nting Atlanta, Ga, in o few weeks
/ ineT Of entering Moore's Business
ssna student.
laAlic spirited citizen has offered to
s&e necessary amount of land with
city limits to any Company that will
faoy thereon.
"a Copeland, colored, who was tried
tak ct Walhal;a for the murder Of
''an Hunnicutt, was convicted and
i I'd to be hanged on the 9th day o,
4nat.
M Reed Il Stephens, OF this city, are
i aaiSa phaeton which is said to have
t"nd at one time by ex-Gov. r. X
It now belongs to gentleman in
Ssdl, Ga
i, "'' MI. stinchfield, q Congrega
.. minister, of Brunswick, Maine
aa IN the Presbyterian Church or
SIaly morning, and in the Methodist
'ffaa night.
.al'0'e medical journal says that
- may be relieved by using tht
NA egg thoroughly beaten, mixed
\. sl0a Juice and sugar. A teaspoon
a ~ OCCASIONALLY is the dose.
y n' !. .e''ices arc being held daily thi,
o'ace Episcopal Church, at A.
rm' On Tomorrow, Good Friday
MS Will be held at II o'clock q. m
/ g'"s will be held on Saturday.
~, ~, Council is thinking of sending
.aee over to spartanburg for til,
~ seeing the macadamized street.