The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-03-06
BRIEF MENTION.


&C sLANGSTON, local EDITOR.
BRIEF s1ENrIoS.
March came in like lion.
Court convenes at walhalla next Mon
day.. w.
II IS said the new Spring bonnet will bea
daisy. !
Devote all your spare moments to secnr-
inga good garden. twill pay you. q -
a large crowd was in the city. last Mon
dsy, but nothing unusual transpired.
Maj, j. J. Lewis, the efficient Clerkof the
Court for Pickens County, was in the the city
last week. ~ 20 te,
The small boy with lis gun is on the
war-paaths and the poor robins bin are l having q
rough time. -
Governor Thompson has appointed DR..
J.T., Cook, Of. Rock Mills township, No
tary Public.
Rev. s. NJ. Richardson, OF Greenwood,
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist Churcl,
in this city last Sunday.
Governor Thompson has re.appointed
MrsW. s.. Brown Supervisor Of Registra-
ton for Anderson County.
Our Devil Is anxious to sell the printing
office towelsse Persons needing mourning
goods would do well to consult him.
In another column willbe found an inn
portant notice from the County Commits
sioners in reference to working the roads.
Messrs. Daniel & CaYis have sold the
spartanburg Herald to joint stock COM
pany, with Mr.. T. J. Trimmer at its head.
The weather prognosticators are now pre-
dieting an abundant; blackberry crop this
Summer. Very consoling to newspaper
men. s, ~ '5z9...,.s> =
The South Carolina Presbytery will meet
at Bachelors Retreat, Oconee County, on
Saturday before the second Sunday in
-
April. e..-
Cept. John w. Daniels is announced asa
candidate lor Clerk. of Court and Mr.. J: n.
Mcconnell as candidate for Sheriff, this
week. i.-t :i3i:;;sls'fE :i;, .. a'. 8; -,
We ars requested TO state that the hour y
Of holding services on Fridays during Lent
in the Episcopal Church is changed from
la; NJ: 12m. & g -, &, I. - I s.5 ~.
BY reference to his advertisement 1t will,
be seen that Dr.. NJ. Z. Sharpe has moved
his Office tozthe residence9o of the late Ste.
pben Mccully. ~. q l.f
Col. IA. G. Haskell, President, and Col;
John G. haskell. Collector, of the Colum-
bia q Greenyille Railroad Co., are in the
city, attending Court. so: 81. stt1 :: =,
It rumored that handsome and pop.
ular young physician Of this County is is
tired of .ssingle cussedness," " and will soon,
take unto himself wife.
Mr.. GA. Reed, of the City Grocery. had
several barrels of cabbages last week that
were imported from, Germany. They were
large and as firm as rock.
III. w ID. Lafar, q pleasant young gem
tlemsn from Charleston, is now in the em-
ploy OF Mr.lC. A. Reed, in this city, in the
capacity Of q sewing machine cauya'ser.
A slight change in the schedule of the
.C.& q. r. r. occurred last week. The
!. passenger trains-up and down-pass An
derson nine minutes earlier than formerly.
The Republican State Executive Com
nittee has appointed April 18th as the date
.sfor holding State Convention to send del
.egates to the National Republican Conyen..
'tion.s
. Single copies of the INTELIIeEscER are
worth fiYe cents. s'Thank you" does not
give the printers meat and bread. Remem-
ber this when you apply for an extra copy
of the paper.
Married, on the 4th inst, at the residence
Of tho brides brother. Mr.. R. R. Beatty, by
Rev. R. G. Ligon, Mr.. w. II. Teasley, of
Elbert County, Ga, and Mrs. Martha J.
Baker, of this County.
The Abbevills Press and Banner says that
the Rev. W. a. Hanckel, of Pendleton,
has accepted call to the rectorship Of the
Episcopal Church in Abbeyille to which
,,,o m \ a xy;l1 oO IN q short time
We learn from an exchange that the
wealth of the United States is ss72 for each
inhabitant. We wish the fellow who has
the $s71.75 that belongs to us would fetch
It in before we grew too old to enjoy wealth.
We doff our hat and make our best bow
to the charming little miss who presented
us with a beautiful and fragrant bouquet
the other day. She must accept many
thanks. Such tokens are highly apprecia.
ted by poor "pencil.pusher."
The winter il passing away, and it will
be brief now until the time when the flow
erswill greet us with their delightful odors
and. the birds with thsir lively songs, and
when the merry, Hghthearted maidens saw
/. of the tops Of the bed posts for croquet
balls.
: The other day Mr.. J. Baylis Lewis hand.
ed us a hand bill printed nearly forty years
ago. 1T contained descriptive advertise
ment for the sale Of the property of Mcssrs.
e. r, ,E. T. and F. E. .Kingsley'ss estates,
consisting of lands, negroes, provisions,
horses, mules, &c.
Ayoung lady-a sensible girl-gives us
the following catalogue Of different kinds
of love: 1.-THE sweetest, mothers love;
the longest, a brothers love; the strongest,