The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-24
uKIEF MENTION.

The tiuny trlpe naNe ptbui W VIZ, hiiu
t,e small boy is happy
,rrc matches Of small grain in and
round the city are looking fine.
No.srs. Means, Cannon & Co. have
.ome,hing interesting elsewhere.
vr WIN. McGukin is announced rs o
|, ,j,,atc for Treasurer this week.
The work of grading the Savannah
HALEY Railroad is progressing rapidly.
rhe song service in tho Methodist
rhurch last Sunday afternoon was great
{ enjoyed by those present.
Married, ut Cokesbury, s. c., April IL,
ss4 by the Rov. w. p. Mendors, Prof. G.
Reed and Miss L. Connor.
E,,d J. 4. Daniels new advertisement,
M don't forget that lie now occupies the
Iow s,oro room in tho McCully building.
THE icc cream and soda water season is
S'nrroaching, and the average young man
laying up his dimes wherowith to treat
sis girl.
sGoyernor Thompson has appointed
&os.rs. I. r. Wilhite and J. d. Maxwell
sssistant Supervisors of Registration for
Ais County.
BE sure to read the new advertisement
4 Messrs. Green & Poppe in another col
Inn, and when you need anything in
ieir line, givo them Il. call.
HSrbscribcrs who DO not receive their
Apcrs regularly should notify us imme-
ssntclv. and IL the fault is ours we will
ySkc pleasure in correcting it.
sThe merchants had several good busi-
.sss days last week. The ground was
q wet for the farmers to plow, and they
=ak advantage oi il by coming 10 town.
ssThe merchants Of the city havo unani-
siously agreed 10 close their stores at
clock y. III. saturdays excepted) from
70 lst Of May until the 1st of Septem-
81 next.
Married, at the residence Of the BRIDES
hcr, on April 18th, 1884, by Rev. w.
Davis, Mr.. T.. NJ. Keaton. OF Anderson
asunty, S. c., to Miss Sallie Lyon, of
zsevard, n. c.
In Anderson,girl. hastened the depart
IS Of her lingering caller the other even
81 by remarking, as sho looked out of
t.T I, ,1>
il,iful SUNRISE"
5c are requested to announce that Prof.
sssJ. Showalter, Of Dalton, Ga, will at
3 "A tho Singing Convention, which con-
les at Salem Church on tho first Satur-
and Sunday in May.
carried, on Thursday. 18th inst, by
NJ. McGeo, at the residence Of the
les mother, in Abbevillo County, Mr..
c. Shirley and Miss Alico L. Martin,
ghtcr of Mrs. S. J. Martin.
< sarrcd, in the Episcopal Church, Pen
on, S. c., Wednesday evening, April
IS 1854, by Rev. W. H. Hanckel, Mr..
I. Hunter and Miss Pauline Gaillard,
= sghtcr of w. H. u. Gaillard, Esq.
81 len boy falls and peels tho skin of
bose, the first thing he does is to get
md yell; when q girl stumbles and
IS herself badly, the first thing she
! j is to get up and look at her dress.
Se question that seems to be bothering
candidates just now is, whether the
pity Democracy will adopt the plural
i r majority plan of nominating can
'Ztes for the various offices tsis Year.
z4e bill now before Congress providing
-. .llowances to third class Postoffices
sent will add $3.50 to the pay of the
piliCe at Anderson annually. This
- - Fs'ii law, and We nope it will pass.
e wseacres say the fruit crop is safe.
hope SO. We do not remember to
ever seen the fruit trees SO heavily
d. If the crop escapes damage, the
will be unprecedented in this Sec
pt J. a. Wren, who is now in Talla-
10, Fla, has our thanks for late Flor
hpers. In one Of the papers we no.
be Captain has purchased place in
audo County, where he proposes to
p. s. L. Chaplin, President Of the W.
49, o., of South Carolina, speaks of
ng Anderson at an early day. She
- enthusiastic ~teniperanc:, worker.
no doubt receive cordial well
from the friends Of the temperance
in this city. '..tfa -: -.
Anderson chap kissed his girl about
times right straight along, and
he stopped the tears caine into her
And she said in sad tone Of voice:
I fear you have ceased TO
pe." "No..I havn't," replied j.,
gou must give me time to BREATHE"
Acker, youngest child of Mr.. and
p. II, Russell, of Hopewell town
lied on Thursday, 18th inst, after.
illness with pneumonia. The little
remains were inferred At Carmel
last Sunday. Ths parents have i
mpathy of many friends in their !
ement.
Crescent Skating Climb has re-
Fed for the approaching season and
Pen Its Rink On the 1st of May.
will be allowed to skate free OF
but gentlemen will be charged
sum, which will go to defrayins
es. Skating is q pleasant amuse-
and we are glad to know that the
decided to reopen tho Ripk- !
s753;z57E iIaiy-'.How do you like my
pnnet?" Second Lady-"Oh, It's
lovely for anything. How do
?" F. L-.It's awfully sweet.