The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-03-20


q. G. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
BRIEF MENTION.
Come and see us in our new Office on
Whitner street.
to get good wife-take good girl
and go to a parson.
We have not yet heard Of candidate for
the Office of Coroner. -
The recent cyclone did damagein sixteen
Counties in this State.
Now is the time to plant your Spring and
: Summer advertisements.
Top spinning is the favorite amusement
among the boysjust now.
Messrs. orr& Sloan have q few words to
say to the public this week.
Last Sunday was one of the most pleas
ant DAYS we have had since Christmas.
s.Esmera1da" in the Masonic Hall to-
morrow night. Everybody should attend.
Mr.. w. H. B. McGruder is building a
small cottage his lot near the Catholic
Church.
Remember, candidates, it takes FIVE dol
lars cash to get your name in the announce
ment column.
The young man who has not yet paid for
his; Winter oYercoat now wonders how ne
can get a Spring suit.
The candidates are moving around right
lively. Take itslow and easy, gentlemen
plenty OF time before you.
This is election year, and everybody
should have the IsrzIIIGENcER. Now is
the time to subscribe for it.
The Arkansas fever is still raging among
the negroes. Ten or twelve more left last
Monday, and more are to follow this week.
Mr.. George G. Sale has severed his con-
nection with the Newberry Ne,ps as one OF
its editors. He is succeeded by Mr.. r. 81.
Anll.. ese,s...:
The Hartwell tGa.) Sun says there has
NOT been fight in that town nor a man
put in the calaboose since prohibition
passed.
= Mr.. ). j. Baker, Secretary and Treasurer,
has an important ntnotice tothe Stockholders
of the Anderson Educational Association
in another column. - E
Messrs. G. 8. Beatty and B. F. Dacus are
nominated Tor Sheriff, and Messrs. w. d.
. Frierson, II. 8. Crayton and J. Feaster
Brown for Treasurer, this week.
Persons having business with as should
bear in mind that after to-day they will
hayeto call at our new Office on Whitner
street, opposite the County Auditors Office.
"a Nashville man was fined $500 for kiss.
{ ing a school teacher. If it hadn't been for
Two or three of the scholars who caught
them at it she wouldn't have charged him
cent.
News from all parts OF the State seems
to favor the prospect of an average small
grain crop. The severe freeze did not in:
jure it to the extent which it was at frst
thonghtit it had.
M. r. Tucker, of Level Land, who
recently received several painful wounds by
accidentally falling on circular sew, which
was in motion, is, We are glad to state, inn
proving rapidly.
Mesas. j. p. Sullivan & Co. have new
advertisement in this issue. They invite
their friends and customers to call and see
their new Spring goods, which are being
! sold very cheap.
s.Oh, dear, believe / should faint if
man asked me to marry him. y said giddy,
gushing damsel. 'Neyer fear" retorted
her practical grandmother. .You might
possibly faint, bat if you wanted him you'd
manage to say yes before you did 50"
A;fellow has been swindling the farmers
of Mecklenburg County, N. c., by selling
them '.farm rights for using what he calls
.iSouthern Fertilizer For 81 he gives
recipe for making the stuff. A chemist has
carefully annlyzed the compound and pro-
nounces it worthless.
Don't forget that the Anderson Dramatic
Club will render that popular drama,
s.Esmeralda,n in the Masonic Hall to-
morrow (Frlday) evening. Admission, SO
cents. Seas can be secured in advance,
without extra charge. at Messrs. Hill q
Harrison drug store.
Messrs. B. F. Crayton & Sons have sold
their thoroughbred Ayrshire bull, "sir
Julien, % to Mr.. ]. w. Calhoun, of Arling-
ton, Ga, s25O.oO being the price paid for
him. ssir Julien" was the first thorough
bred Ayrshire brought to this section OF
the State, and is very fine animal.
Miss Della Keys has removed to the
rooms formerly occupied by Miss sallie
Bowie, in the Waverly House, where she
is better prepared than ever to supply the
wants OF ner custoAnefS' hoA =
are arriving, and she invites the iadies 70
call and see them. Her advertisement Will
appear next week.
Dr.. .R. F. Diver, General Agent of the
Geiser Manufacturing Company, has an
important notice in this issue to the far
mers. Persons desiring to purchase sta
tionery or traction engines, agricultural
machinery, &C., would do well to consult
him. He guarantees what be sells, and WILL
give satisfaction as to prices. and terms.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. John E. Lewis, which appears
elsewhere. Mr.. Lewis horse "Red Chiei,"
is one Of the finest bred horses in the State.
For a combination horse, he comes up to
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