The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-03
BRIEF MESTIOS.
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81 BUSINESS
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= notice i'll ti's 'S'u''
straw hats and white vests were seen Oh
the streets last ouhun!'
number of fine patches o.
small grain in the city.
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81 Me$,rs. i.'.r,;,o,ma,t
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A number ol our ri,acn' li,. "'o '"'A '"i
4 about digging cye'''' p'I'
II you want an ONCE se,iu US I'VE "o'i "'
4 and we Viii let TIE puo''e h"o" IT,
c,,,, v,s beautifnl nleo.,p,
4 day. The ciinfcheS were wen a''ehueu'
81 - wv c;,,nsor has hean an,o;,,.d
Coz. IL: p,biir EnpG hy Governor Tho,pps"n
4 Inc " inn.u rwoji ia.t Er;dar nrsn;,o
u naaen M"'o'
The t:nideneis aaTe n,p iau dmr;pp ur ;UppErtunl.y t
for uo''is "'i'o '' sA''
q week
Mcssis. i;u,, ,,i,v n,t;coa ~ III. go a.
interes!iis 'ea"''s "'' :" '"'' ''''e'
4 Reau 'hei'.
corr,rv produce is scarce in the city. and
the house",ses nsei na'e "a'u '''i'e III se'''s
up soou '''s"''
r,,t G. s. Dwight. of Augusta ba, been
,n"int,d Chief Engineer of the Savannah
Vale? hai'roau'
i Zbot Mr. 7 n. Townsend Pronr;e,or
- 1I i've Cotton Seed Oil Mill. has to saw in
,hor VI al. column.
Wa orc beg;pninp 10 feel like we ere NJ
i IN our new charters. Chill aronnd
GGa, f1anJ. and SEQ us.
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] ., ahheviIIe village To morrow where hev
:" ;,',nnd oiv;ng n concert.
Pom. u parties are now becoming pop.
Ghar, cIance to n nop u the question. e "e s''''
'N"''N' " f0r
coat.tail nirlation Is The jatest. A
] wrinLIed cont-tail hearing dusty toe marks
i''ea''S Law 'p0A'" " 'o'' '''"ei
Whist has become OF the Skating Club ?
We hone the members will revive it. and
open the rink during the Summer months.
ouent, if YOU are in town that dav dnn't
i forget we've got few more blank receints
4 left
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The Wizard Oil Concert Compapv lef, ia
crowds and were highly enioyed by OR
pcople.
The Floral Fair in Charleston will be
held the 18th, 10Th, 18th and 18th iusts.
rates of fair.
The young man who is engaged to be
married holds his head high and smiles
icondescendngly upon his less fort,,nniofpl
Attention is directed TO the advertisement
of the County Treasurer in this issue.
Preserve the paper and you will know
when he visits your section
Mr.. w. c. Bailey has rented the store
room formerly occupied hy Messrs. Smith
& Co., at h1cCu!ly's Corner, and will open
q green grocery in a few dave.
olsa Methodists are moving light a along on
completed it will present o pretty appear.
lance.
With this issue we send ont asupplement
& Bro. Persons desiring to purchase hard.
ruse it carefully.
the city visiting his parents. He expresses
home, and saws his business prospecis are
very encouraging.
Mr. M. Is. Arnstein, Of the New York
Cash Store, is determined to let the people
know where his establishment is, He has
in front "f his store.
Ihe eighth annual session Of the Grand
Lodge OF the knights of Honor of South
carolina will convene in Charleston on
tuesday, 18th inst. Capt. P. X. McCully
pal Church on Good Friday april 1l) at
II q. m. During the week, being Passion
week, service will be held every afternoon
~ . p. m. Easter Is on April 18th
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Burns?" She-"No, indeed. They are so
distressing. But then =! am not troubled
much with them, as ma does oil the cook
Ing"
N, u
mn MT M. Manassa, who, for several years
Lesser, has changed base He is now in
the employ of the New York Cash Store,
where he will be pleased to serve ais
friends.
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We are indebted to Mesnrs. Smith u GO.
TI;a 1Tf nal half dozen beautiful lawn neck stes:
neeSnr neck ana We