The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-17
BRIEF MENTION.

Cotton is advancing in price.
News is about as scarce as money at
present.
Mr.. j.. willett Provost is announced
this week for Coroner.
Several of our citizens are visiting
Charleston this week.
Plant corn, and when you get through
planting, plant more.
Read what Messrs. Smith e. Co. have to
say in another column.
About twenty more negroes left last
Thursday for Arkansas.
The strawberry crop promises to be an
abundant one this season.
Greenville is to have three hangings
on the 10th Of next month.
The Methodist Sunday School is arrang-
ing to have picnic early in May.
We had two. or three frosts last week,
but no injury has resulted to the fruit
or vegetables.
We notice some improvement lately in
the behavior of the boys at Church d,'-
!. ring night services.
Senators Butler and Hampton and
Congressman. Aiken have our thanks for
r,noress;ora1 documents.
Messrs. w. D. Bewley and Thos. Muir
-rah, of Laurens, spent last Saturday and
Sunday in the city visiting their parents.
Mr.. John E. Peoples has been confined
to his bed for a week or more past, being
quite i'll. We trust he will soon regain
his usual health.
Mr.. F. NJ. Murphy's new dray horses
got on sudden spree ono day last week
and ran away. No damage resulted eS-
cept to the dray.
1t is said there are thirty-six candidates
in the field for County Commissioners.
Pass up your five dollars, gentlemen,
sam keep er dancin'."
The many friends of Mrs. E. B. Muir
ray, who has been quite i'll for several
weeks past with typhoid fever, will be
glad to learn that she is convalescipg.
A little whitewash used around your
premises just now would improve the
appearance of things. Suppose the Street
;tk1o "a Q-hO
The Easley Messenger says Mr.. Daniel
Cothran, who lived near Major P O., this
County, died on Monday night, 7,h inst.
He had reached the mature uge of 90
years.
This community was visited by
Young flood on Monday night. In some
sections the streams overhowed their
banks and the land was washed consid-
erably.
Married, on the 26th of March, at Spar
tanburg, by Rev. J. B. Campbell, Mr..
Charles Wilcox. formerly Of Anderson,
and Miss Georgia Huggin, both of Spar
tanburg.
Nearly four months of the year have
past, and we have not yet heard of sin
gle leap year match. Your time is linn
tied, fair maidens you should not sleep
over your rights.
Don't skip the advertisements when
reading your paper. There are always
bargains to be had by looking for them,
and the right place to look is in the adj
vertising columns of lively paper.
AS the candidates are going to be nu-
merous this Summer, the farmers should
plant big crop of watermelons. Moth
ing like having plenty to feed them on
when they come around electioneering.
Messrs. Watson g. Son arc authorized
by the Guano Company which they rep
resent to make discount on the price to
those of their customers who suffered by
the recent cyclone. See advertisement.
DR.. P. A. Wilhite, who has been SPEND
ing the Winter on his plantation near
Leesburg, Fla, returned to Anderson
last Friday. His family will not return
home for several weeks yet. The Doctor
is delighted with Florida.
Keep your mouth shut. Nearly all
your social troubles come from talking
too much. Over half the sore throats
come from breathing through the mouth,
and snoring can only take place when
YOU sleep with your mouth open.
The Greenville Nnrs says handsome
new church is to be built at Pelzer short
". Tt will be known as the "Union
Church." and will be constructed by tho
united efforts Of the members Of several