The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-19

LOCAL NEWS.
G. 9. LANasToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Cow peas are in demand now for SOW
ing stubble land.
Read the new advertisement OF Messrs'
Simpson, Reid d. Co.
It is said that counterfeit ten dollar
bills are in circulation.
Rev. VIM. Henry Strickland, OF Nash
villc, Tenn, is in the city.
Mr.. II. A. Ligon and family, of Spar
tanburg, are in the city visiting relatives.
The new advertisement Of Messrs, Sui
Ivan & Bro. should be carefully perused.
81 The Aiken Journal and Rev;e,u has DOM
ed new dress, which is quite becoHing.
The time for making your Return to
the County Auditor expires with to-mor-
row.
Wonder who will send Us the first wa
ter.melon this year? Don't all speak at
once.
:, ~ Fires and overcoats felt comfortable last
Sunday. Something unusual for the
month of June.
Several tramps have been in tho city
recently. The police should keep an eye
IN these characters
The candidates are working like beav-
S ers. Every one of them is confident ne
!, is going to be elected.
Two things in this world that should
not be trified with-a woman's opinion,
and the business end of wasp.
An Anderson lady says her husband is
like tallow candle: he always will
smoke when he goes out.
6 Now is the time to lay in your Fall
supply of envelopes, letter heads, bill
heads, &o. Send us your orders.
1t is the duty Of Postmasters to notify
us promptly when subscribers refuse to
take their papers out of the Office.
The State Democratic Convention meets
a on the 26th inst, and the National Demo
cratic Convention on the 9th OF July.
The work of rebuilding the College
boarding house. which was recently de-
stroyed by fire, is progressing rapidly.
The new advertisement Of Messrs
Means, Cannon & Co. deserves the atten-
-tion Of those needing anything in their
line.
DR.. ]. T. Cook, of Rock Mills township,
shas treated the INTEILIaENoER force to
asome fine peaches, for which we return
thanks. -,
tSf Gen. Hagood still has faith in the Caro-
Ssliina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago Rail
road; he believes that it will be built
eventually.
a. valuable milch cow, belonging to
Col M. P. Tribble, died quite suddenly
LAST Thursday. A few days prior, Col.
Tri,ble refused s75. for her.
Mr.. T. E. Mcconnell has brought US
fine sample of wheat from two-acre
patch. The heads are very large, each
mesh containing six grains. 4
The State Normal Institute for COLI .5red
teachers will be in session from th'e 2nd
to the s1st Of July in the buildings. of the
Caaflin University, Orangeburg.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
WIN. Hardin, Of Union County, s. c.,
win preach at Bethesda Church on; Suu-
day. 18th inst, at IL o'clock a. m.
A negro boy, about twelve years old,
residing on Mr.. John Halls plantaton,
in varennes township, fell into well
last Thursday and was drowned. /
Some of the negroes who recently emf
grated to Arkansas are endeavor,ng te
get their friends here to seDd then
enough money to come home on.
The badges for the "Band. of Hope''
have arrived, and the members are re.
quested to meet in Temperance Hall or
next Saturday eifternoon at 5 o'clock.
4 burglar e, ntered Che store of Mr.. W
Z. Bolt, at G ientral, one night last week
and stole al tot Of jewelry, &c. We hope
the thief Will be ferreted out and pun.
ished.
a. g. scudday, Esq, of this city, ha.
accept I'd an invitation to deliver the ora
ton Il the Commencement Exercises o
the farewell (Ga.) High School on thu
End of July.
Cadet John A. Towers, of the United
States Military Academy, West Point, N
", arrived home Wednesday morning
He will spend his Summer furlough here
with his parents.
Married, on Sunday, 18th inst, at tht
residence of the brides father, in Forl
township, by Rev. Il. B. FAINT, Mr.. Eliza
SHERIFF and Miss Alice r., eldest daughter
OF Mr.. Thos. Crooks.
Mr.. Samn Emmerson has sent us
stalk Of cotton that will measure fifteer
inches in height, and is full Of squares
He says it is an average stalk from
: twenty-five acre field.
SO Our clever friend, D. Sloan White, ol
Fork township, brought as some large,
luscious peaches last week. Such treats
are highly appreciated. "Blessed is he
I that remembereth the poor'' printers.
An Anderson girl, after reading that 8
Baltimore maiden had been drugged and
married while in dazed condition, said
= '.I'd like to see some man serve me that
way" And the truth is that she proba-
bly, would.