The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-12
Court convenes next Monday.

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dead.
we arc having a little too much rain
Just now.
Blackberries arc boing offered for sale
in the city.
Mai. T. b. Lee, of Columbia. was in the
city this week.
The swimming season has arrived, and
tho boys are happy.
Every young man in the city should
ioin the Fire Company.
Tho County Executive Committee is
called to meet on the 10th inst.
re suro to read our advertising COL
umns. Always something interesting in
them.
The threshermen are preparing to go to
work. The season will be a profitable
,one to them.
DIR. II. +. Diver has contracted for the
erection Of two handsome cottages on
West Market street.
Military School next week will doubtless
attract large crowd
We have got room for few moro can
didatcs. Pass up your $5, gentlemen, be.
foro wo close up the column.
The IYTELLIaEEcER is indebted to Mrs.
l.. r. Holland, of broadway township,
for nice treat Of May apples.
Don't forget the meeting of the Stock
holders of the Building and Loan Asso-
cation this morning, at II o'clock, in the
Court House.
Noto tho change il Mr.. John e. Peo-
plc's advertisement Now is the time to
.ecure Il bargain in Byahing III his line.
Try him and SEQ.
Married, on May Goth, 1884, by Rev. s.
b. Jones, D. D., the brides father, Geo.
w. Nichols, Esq, and Miss Minnie Jones,
NIL of Spartanburg.
AS far as we can leern, every section of
the County has been visited by copious
showers during the past week, and the
farmers are feeling good.
1t is rumored that several young ladies'
of the city are talking of getting up
leap year picnic in the near future. We
know it will be success.
Mr.. John Bailey has left at this Office
saln pie of the finest wheat we have seen
this year. The stalks are over five feet in
length, and finely headed.
Mr.. II. G. Scudday will conduct the w.
C. r. U. prayer meeting in Temperance
Hall next Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
Everybody invited to attend.
The Darlington Vindicator is the name
of new paper just issued at Darlington,
S. C. Messrs. Brown & Early are the edi-
tors and proprietors. Success to it.
The Eighth Annual Meeting of the sa.
luda Baptist Sunday School Institute
will convene with the Salem Sunday
School July 18th, 18th. 10th and goth.
The Easley Messenger, of last week, re-
cords the death OF old Granny Hettie
Massey, which occurred in the upper part
of this County on the 2sth ult., aged 03
years.
County Treasurer Tribble informs us
that ho collected about $1,000 on the May
installment Of taxes. This is several
thousand dollars behind the May collec-
tions of last year.
Captain Hamilton WTariey, OF Darling
ton, s. G., was drowned in the Little Pee
Dee River on the 1st inst. He was q ma
tive of Pendleton, in this County, and
about fifty years of age.
Persons desiring to purchase buggy
SHOULD call on Mr.. J. 8. Fowler, who
sells the Columbus buggy, which has the
reputation of being very superior ve-
hicle. See advertisement.
1t is said that Lula Hurst has cleared
over $4,000 by exhibiting her wonderful
power. This should induce some Of those
in Anderson who say they can do what
sAe does to start out and give oxhibi-
tions.
We are requested to announce that the
pastor, Rev. D. r. Brown, will preach at
Trinity Church on the fifth Sunday, June
Goth, at ii O'Clock q. M, and at Snow
j Hill Church at ! 2. III. The public Ia
cordially invited to attend.
We note with pleasure that the Palmetto
ysgman, Columbia, 8. O., has determined
to take the United Press Dispatches,
ard Issue its morning edition for both
city aad country. This step will no doubt
increase the patronage OF that excellent
journal.
A slight changein the schedule Of the
np.passenger train on the g.; & G. r. r.
occurred last Monday. The train arrives
here now at 6.5s p. m. A change has also
been made in the running of the freight
3 train over tho Blue Ridge division. It
makes only three trips week now
4 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
A mail route has been established be. |
4tween Five Forks, In this County, and
8Ithis city. It will go into operation on the
list of July, making two trips week
Tuesdays and Fridays. Mr.. @. D. Gail
lard Is the contractor. Mr. O. B. Owens
rs the Postmaster at Five Forks. There
&C oiie or Gwo 0ffiicos On the route.
q Mr.. Hemphill, of the Atlanta Constit,s-
s{ton, paid our city visit in the interest OF
athat paper on last Tuesday. He is q
pleasant gentleman, and represents one
ssof the greatest OF our daily papers. The
s te:stitutioB has q number Of readers In
y Anderson, and with proper mail facilities
asiss list would largely increase.