The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-28
BRIEF MENTION.

socon and coffee are advancing in price.
rhe candidates are becoming more nu-
srous.
rbc fruit tree peddlers have commenced
Dir canvass.
Some Of our merchants are receiving their
sring goods.
Have YOU paid your city taxes The
'sA,e expires tomorrow.
Ue have had little touches of March
e,thcr during the past few days.
.rhc anniversary of Washington's birth.
ssv was not observed in Anderson.
ssccyersl tramps have made their appear
2kce in the city during the past week.
Anderson needs an opera house and
~ hotel. Why can't we have them?
Istrbc celebrated Wizard Oil Advertising
,,upe will bo in this city in feI days.
soveral car loads of cattle have recently
en- shipped from Anderson to Charleston.
,rbc matrimonial market is not quite 30
hive In these parts at present as 1t has
BEN.
scourting a girl is paying her addresses.
farrying is paying for her dresses and all
ae other things.
8 The small grain is not injured near so
4.s,ucb as was supposed several weeks ago.
is growing rapidly and looking fine.
Mr., John D. Dobbins, who resides near
sis city, has hen that has distinguished
'erself by laying four eggs iii two days
ro each day.
We were pleased n meet our old friends,
Am. M. Wilcox, of Elberton, Ga, and
ohm A. Wilcox, Of Greenvilie, 8. c., in
be city last week.
8 Raw, A. Coke Smith is now the chief edi-
Sor = of tie Temperance Worker, at Columbia.
81. ia an able writer, and wiii 90 much for
she temperance cause
8 The power of love can transport five
ound box of ca-amels twenty-five blocks
efore marriage, but after that it breaks
sovn under as little nc gum drop.
Miss Lizzie Williams left on Tuesday for
Ae Northern markets, for the purpose of
Saking her purchases for the Spring trade.
be will be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. T.. C. Snow, wife OF Mr.. John O..
nov, of Hartwell, Ga, died in that town
the 18th inst. Mr. Snow has number
a friends in Anderson who sympathize
9Th him in his bereavement.
y Married, on the 10th inst., at the resi-
snce of the brides father, Mr.. s. w. Clink-
ales in Crawford County, Ark, by MINI
IA Turmun, Esq, Mr.. Madison NJ. Hous-
y and Miss Essie E. Clinkscales.
The Anderson Literary Society will hold
s regular monthly meeting next Tuesday
ernoon, at o'clock, in the office Of
,s1sAessrs. Murray, Breazeale 81 Murray. Tho
are urged to attend punctunlly.
Married, on Wednesday evening, Febru
18th, 1884, at the residence of the
jde's father, Mr.. James King, by Rev. c.
Mann, Mr.. B. f. Douthit, Of Anderson
unty, to Miss Hattie King, Of Ocopee
8unty.
I've are requested to announce that Rev.
p. Bell will preach ut Cross Roads
5urch on next Sunday morning, at II
lock. He goes there under an appoint
5nt of the Executive Board of the Saluda
sociation.
I'VE are requested to announce that Rev.
# 'H. Cotton will preach at Midway Church
the third Sunday in March. Hereafter
- ~ services will DO held regularly on the
3rd Sunday in each month, instead of on
4& first Sunday, as heretofore.
Dur young friend, Amos Adams, has
en elected an honorary member of one of
s;e Literary Societies of the Gainesville
sa) Female College. He thinks it is
Jap Year dodge some Of the members Of
~ Society are trying to put up on him.
4 dr. A. Lesser makes an announcement
the trading public through the columns
the INrELL1GENcER this week. His stock
goods is always replete. When you
FED any dry goods, &C., give him call,
we guarantee he will please You br,h
price and quality Of goods. Read inu
Yertisement.
pr. Cyrus e. Hamilton died at his home
franklin County, Ga, on the 9Th inst.,
- ho eightieth year OF his age. He was
Sn in Anderson County, and resided here
eil 1878, when he removed to Georgia,
- ere he has since resided. His many
ends and acquaintance here will regret
hear of his death. = y; ;..,,S .aoat
Every farmer, who is notin the habit Of
ing SO, ought to commence at once to
Pp record of every dollar expended
ion his farm throughout the year, and Of
proceeds os his cFoP :lis following Fail.
an account book the next time you
S ne to town. It will prove to be the best
lestment you ever made. @ 'Ai
Henry Davis, q native OF tiiiiss Upnnty,
now residing in Oconee Comfy, is
parSable man. He is In the 9lst year of
age has had bacon for sale everv year
fifty years; never planted seei OF CO.
81 in ',is life; raises his own tobacco,
gef having bought but one and half
gg has plenty Of money.
Sever hunt trouble. However dead a
9t one may be, tho gun he carries on such
1editions is sure to go off half.cccked.
sPuble will come soon enough, and when
Soss come, receive him as pleasantly as
bible. Like the tax collector. he is q
agreeable chap to have In ones house,