The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-05-01
BRIEF MENTION.


Next Monday is Salesday.
Picnics promise to be plentiful this
month.
The woods are beautiful with wild
flowers.
J. P. Reed, ESQ.,, of Atlanta, Ga, is
in the city.
Anderson is now without bakery. A
good opening here for one.
The County Treasurer and Auditor
start on their rounds tomorrow.
The Palmetto Riflemen are preparing
for inspection, which occurs on the zlst
inst.
The Methodist Sunday School will pic
mic at Silver Brook on Saturday, 10th
inst.
The Court House officials and the police
men are having comparative easy time
of itjust now.
Remember, Oh alter to day until the 1st
September next, The stores will close at
6 6o'clock p. n.
The base ball season has opened. We
hope the clubs of Anderson will do better
than they did last year.
MrL.N n. Martin, of Broadway town
ship, has been appointed Notary Public
for Anderson County.
The prospect for bountiful grain and
fruit crop is very encouraging to the far
mers, and they are working like beavers.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. II. c. Fennel will preach at Flat
Rock Church next Sunday afternoon at
4 O'clock.
We are indebted to Miss Belle Erskine
for a treat of fine strawberries. Such
treats are highly appreciated by news
paper scribe.
An Anderson girl recently asked her
lover if he had any taste for literature.
81 don't know" he replied, II have
never eaten any"
The City Council has commenced build
ing two large cisterns on the Court House
Square, one on the West side of the Court
House and the other oa the East side.
Mr. Baylis Sloan has taken contract
for grading portion of the Palmetto
Railroad. near Hamlett, N. c., and leaves
this week for that place to commence
work.
On and afte, to-day, and until the lst
of September next, the Bank will close
at2p. m. Persons having business there
should take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Remember, the 18th Of this month is
tho day appointed by the County E1ecu-
tive Committee to reorganize the Demo-
cratic Clubs. Let every man attend the
meeting of his Club.
The semi-annual meeting Of the An
derson County Singing Convention Will
be held at Salem Church next Saturday
and Sunday. All persons interested in
vocal music are invited to attend.
John E. Breazeale, Secretary, gives no.
tice elsewhere that the annual meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the Savannah Valley
Railroad will be held at tLowndesville on
Wednesday, 14th inst, at 10 o'clock a. M.
Mr.. John Prince, who resides on Mr..
H. M. Princes place, has sent US peach
tree limb, which is completely filed with
clusters Of peaches. Some of the clusters
contain five peaches, all of which are ap-
parently from one bloom.
Messrs. B. F. Crayton & Sons are build
ing a cistern, of IL, GOO gallons capacity,
in The rear Of the Centennial building.
We are informed that the owners OF
Brick Range will also build cistern in
the rear of that block shortly.
The Crescent Skating Club will open its
Rink this (Thursday) afternoon at 8
o'clock. The public, especially the ladies,
are invited to be present. As it is the
opening of tho season, no charge will be
made for skating during the afternoon.
The Newberry News says the Sunday
Schools of that town and Helena have 1t
in contemplation to give an excursion in
May to some pleasant point, perhaps to
Williamson. They would find William
ston delightful place to visit, Bro. Gren-
eker.
There will be no preaching in the Pres
.bvterian Church next Sunday, as DR.. Fri
erson will be absent at Greenwood, where
he is sent by Presbytery to assist in the
INSTALLATION of Rev. J. P. Marion as pas
tor of ths Greenwood Presbyterian
Church, t
There will be picnic at Belvedier
Mills next Saturday. The public gener-
ally, and the ladies especially, are invited
to attend. In the afternoon several ad-
dresses will be delivered on the subject
of education and in the interest OF the
Savannah Valley Railroad.
The Southern Baptist Convention meets
in Baltimore on the 7th inst. Round trip
tickets, over the Piedmont Air Line, WILL
be on sale on the 4th, 5th and 9th inst.'
good for twenty days from date OF sale.
Fare from Seneca and return, sA25; from
Greenville and return, S22.70.
Columbia Register, Goth inst: "M. P.
Tribble, County Treasurer of Anderson
made tip-top settlement with the Comp
troller General yesterday. Out of total
State tax charged Of s26,525.17, he paid
into the State Treasury s24,591.I. De.
ductions. attachments, ETC., $S44.Ss; "ulta
bona, $117.74."
Mrs. Sarah A. Broyles, mother of our
korpCpoop Cont T Rrov1aq 1Aft An