The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-10
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LOCAL NEWS.
@. G. LANGsToN, Local EDITOR.
BRIEF MENTION.

The candidates were the busiest men
!. We saw Monday.
Tomorrow is Good Friday, and next
Sunday is Easter.
April seems to be trying to outdo
March on the wind q7estion.
Picnics and fishing parties are being
E talked of by the young people.
Corn planting is now in order. The
farmers should plant plenty OF it.
It is said that another party of negroes
Z: win leave for Arkansas this evening.
Barefoot season approaches, and the
boys are beanlinB with joyful anticipa-
tons.
6. Messrs. Sullivan 4 Bro. received car
load Of the Brown sulky Cultivators last
Fradey.
Nj. j. 81. Bo~den offers some very
fn6 watermelon seed for SALE See adver-
tissmsnt,
Messrs G. W. Fant & Son have beau
tiful assortment of Easter Cards. Call
and see them.
The dealers in harvesting machinery
In this city are anticipating good busi-
ness this season.
Miss Dora Norris, one of Abbeville
{ County's most charming young ladies, is
visiting relatives in the city.
The clerks are wondering if the mer-
chants are going to close the stores at 8
o'clock during the Summon season.
Everybody is wondering who will be
the candidates for Legislative honors.
s Make yourselves known, gentlemen.
Governor Thompson has appointed Mr..
r. Y. 81. Nance Coroner for this County,
yiee Mr.. J. w. Keys, who has resigned.
Two candidates are announced this
week-Mr. J. H. Jones for Sheriff and
Capt. B. f. Duncan for County commis-
s:oner.
When man goes out collecting now,
he had better carry along double bar
relied shot gun-if he expects to collect
anything.
Round trip tickets from Anderson to
Charleston will be on sale on the l4th,
18th, 10th and 18th, good until the 2lst
inst, for 5000.
Where and when will the next cyclone
strike? The man who can correctly an
swer the question will get our vote for
any Office he wants.
1t is said that nuraber of the negroes
who recently wentto Arkansas are dis
satisfied, and are tying to get money to
return to Anderson.
Last Monday was an unusually quiet
salesday. The farmers were too busy to
come to town, consequently there were
notmany people here.
Adjntant and Inspector General Mani
gault will make his annual inspection Of
the Palmetto Rifemen of this city on
Wednesday, May 2lst.
An old gentleman of sylvania. Ga, re-
Gently married him young wife, not fo7
wealth nor for beauty, but because he
wanted q .tcorn drapper."
The City Council has ordered through
Nessn. White & Wilhite ak new street
lamps, Of the same pattern as those used
on the Court House Square.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
J.C. Wingo win preach at Shiloh Baptist
Church next Saturday and Sunday at the
usual honr Of holding services.
Note the change in DR.. A. P. John
stones advertisement. Visit his store on
Nsin street and you will always find
something to tempt your appetite.
II Is said that camphor and water will
keep flowers fresh for longer time than
anything else. and will revive them when
faded. The process is easy enough to try.
Whenever you come to town and want
TO see ns on business, don't forget that we
have moved into our new building on
Whitner street, opposite the Auditors
Office.
Married, at the residence Of Mr.. w. T.
Dean, the BRIDES father, by Rev. r. G.
Ligon, on Wednesday evening, End inst,
DR.. r. A. Reid and Miss L. E. Dean. All
2 Of Anderson County.
We would direct the attention Of our
readers to the law card of Mr.. E. W.
Long, which appears in another column.
Any business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to.
There will be no preaching in the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday. DR.. Fri.
erson will be absent in attendance upon
Presbytery, which convenes at Bachel-
or's Retreat tomorrow.
The Spring has como, the flowers all
bloom, the bird sings out its lay. and
shortly, very shortly, the long-legged
mosquito will come in with his tenor and
present his bill for protest.
Note tbs change in the advertisement
OF Messrs. Simpson, Reid & Co., and
when you need any drugs, medicines.
paints, garden seeds, &C., give them
call. They sell Wizard Oil.
Mr. J. D. Maxwell has contracted with
Mr.. A. w. Todd for the rebuilding OF his
residence upon the site of the one recent
ly destroyed by fire. twill be the Same
size and style as the one burned.
The Streetop erseer has had large force
of hands at work on the streets during
the past week. AS long as the weather
permits, the work will go on until all
the streets have been worked over.