The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-03

& CsT'''.'s,s'"5 -
LOCAL NEWS.
q. g. .LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
BRIEF MENTION.
March went out like lamb.
Give all your leisure time to your gar
dens.
Business j. dull with everybody except
the candidate.
The County Auditor has an important
notica in this issue.
Straw hats and white vests were seen on
the streets last Sunday.
There are number of fine patches OF
small grain in the city.
Messrs. lark & Co. want two good tail
ors. See advertisement.
"a number Of our citizens arc talking
about digging cyclone pits
if{you want an office, send us five doilars
and ne will let the public know it.
East. Sunday was beautiful, pleasant
day. The churches were we'll attended.
Col. R. w. Simpson has been appointed
aNotary Public by Governor Thompson.
The Wizard Oil Concert Company nere-
naded Mayor Maxwell last Friday evening.
- - 49,
Tie gardeners have had an opportunity
fordoing some good work during the past
week.
! a Messrs. Wilhite & Wilhite have several
interesting reading notices in this issue.
Read them.
Country produce is scarce in the city, and
the housewives have q hard time IN getting
up q good meal
Capt Us. Dwight, of Augusta. has been
appointed Chief Engineer of the Savannah
Valley Railroad.
bee what MI. J.H. Townsend, Proprietor
Of the Cotton Seed Oil Mill, has to say in
another column.
We are beginning to feel like we are at
home in onr new quarters. Call around,
friends, and see us.
: The Young America Cornet Band will go
to AbbevilIe village morrow, where they
intend giving 9 concert.
Popcorn parties are now becoming pop
ular. They are intended to give the girls
chance to pop the question.
A coattail Irritation is the latest. A
wrinkled coatrtail bearing dusty toe marks
means III have spoken to your father"
What ba, become Of the Skating Club?
We hope the members will revive it, and
open the rink during the Summer months.
Next Monday i, salesday. Dear delin.
qnsns, if yon iare in town that day, don't
forget we've got few more blank receipts
The Wizard Oil Concert Company left US
last Sunday. Their concerts drew large
crowds and were highly enjoyed by our
people.
Tile Floral Fair in Charleston will be
held, the 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th insts.
The Railroads will sell tickets at reduced
rates OF fair,
Tie young man who is engaged to be
married holds ,his head high and SMILES
condescendingly upon his less fortunately
companions.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
OF the County Treasurer in this issue.
! Preserve the paper and you will know
when he visits your section:
Mr.. w. %. Bailey has rented the store
room formerly occupied by Messrs. Smith
Is Cos at McCully's Corner, and will open
9 green grocery in q few days:
Despite the scarcity of money, the col
Sored Methodists are moving right along
with their now church building. When.
completed it will present pretty appear
ance. 8 $. !;
With this issue we send out utasupplement
for that enterprising firm, Messrs. Sullivan
& Bro. Persons desiring to purchase hard
ware agricultural machinery should Pc
ruseiit carefully.
Mi. "a. Lesser, Of Admission. Ala, is in
the city visiting his parents. He expresses
himself as being we'll pleased with his new
home, and says his business prospects are
very encouraging.
Mr.. II. B. Arnstein, of the New York
Cash Store, is determined to let the people
know where his establishment is. He has
Just erected O. very neat and attractive sign
in front of his store.
The eighth annual session Of the Grand
Lodge of the knights of Honor of South
Carolina will convene in Charleston on
Tuesday, 18th inst. Capt. p. X. McCul]y
will represent Anderson Lodge.
Divine service will be held in the Episco-
pal Church on Good Friday april l1) at
liza. m. During the week, being Passion
Week, service viii be held every afternoon
at5p. m. Easter Is on April 18th.
she-aT am fond of poetry He-"Are
you, indeed? So am ]. Do you like
Burns@ She-"No, indeed. They are 80
distressing. But then am not troubled
much with them, as ma does all the cook
ing.n
Mr.. M. Manassa, who, for several years
Lesser, has changed base. He is now in
the employ of the New York Cash Store,
where he will be pleased to serve his
friends.
We are indebted to Messrs Smith & Co.
fora half dozen beautiful lawn neck ties.
This firm has large and varied assortment
of gents neck wear, and we advise those
needing anything in this line to call and
see their stock.
Dr.J. T. Cook, Secretary, requests Us to
state that q meeting of Rock Mills Grange
will be held at Willifords Store on Satur-
day, 18th inst, at 8 o'clock p. m. Business
of Importance will be transacted and the
members are urged to attend punctually.
"A young lady recently received note
from q young man of her acquaintance, So
liciting her company for church, and, as ne
had never offered to take her anywhere
else. lahe accepted his kind offer and closed