The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-07-24

G, g. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Note the change in J. A. Daniels adver-
tisement.
Candidates should hand in their orders
for tickets at once.
The drummers are quite numerous now
soliciting Fall orders.
Don't neglect to SOW plenty Of turnips.
The crop is paying ono.
Very few farmers coming to town these
days, and business is at stand still.
Keep your premises clean and purified,
and you will not be troubled with sick
ness.
The travel over the c. d. g. R, R. has
been very brisk during the past few
weeks. :
Nobody has presented us with water
melon this season. Wonder who will be
thef first to doit2
The reunion OF the survivors of the
18th Regiment, s. CIV, will be held at
Walhalla on August q.
It is said several Of our candidates
strayed off into neighboring Counties
electioneering recently
y There is less sickness in this section
lust now than we have ever known be-
fore at this season of the year.
We are requested to state that Center.
VILE Democratic Club will meet next Sat-
urday, 26th inst, at o'clock p. m.
Very few watermelons have been otter
ed for sale in this city this season. The
wet weather has made the crop late.
Remember that decaying fruit is deadly,
especially to children. Get it fresh ard
wholesomely ripe, or reject it altogether
James Andrew, infant son Of Robert
and Nettie Keaton, of Martin township,
died on Monday, 14th inst, aged nine
months.
Arnstein, of the New York
Cash Store, left fog the Northern markets
last Monday. Hewil1 be sbsent Eve or
Six weeks. Y
The man who insisted upon leaving the
door open during the winter months
would take duck fit If he couldn't shut
It during dog days.
We are requested to announce that the
Rev. Dewitt Burkhead will begin series
OF, meetings in Midway Church on Friday
night, 1st OF August. lSsa,sis i
s. The attention of>any one desiring to-
purchase q valuable farm is directed to
the advertisement Of Mrs. E. J. Tribble
I. in another column. ss.:.l i...ssi. !:
Mr.. M. sB. MoGee, one Of Abbeyiue,
County most progressive and 'substen-i
tial citizens, honored our Office with his
presence. last Monday morning.
The South Carolina Normal Music
School opened its session. at Bolton. The
attendancsis good, and the success of The
School Is insured beyond adoubt.
Mr.. Il. Brock, Cashier Of the Ma
tional Bank, informs, us that money is
getting easier, and that the Bank can now
accommodate'a few Of its customers.
Married, on the Goth inst, at the resi-.
dehce OF the BRIDES mother, by w. F.
Cox, Esq, WINS Geer and Miss Mar
tina Gambrell. All Of Anderson County.
3 lady In Barnwell Comfy prevents
chicken cholera and other epidemics
among her poultry by keeping small
bag of lime in the water-trough allthe
year round.
The weather. for the past eight or ten
DAYS has made great change in the ap-
pearance OF the growing crops, and the
farmers are beginning to wear pleasanter
countenances.
Mesrs. Girard, Stevenson and Gray in
twenty-five days threshed $3.50 bushels
of grain. That looks like the small grain
in the section they worked in was not by
any means a failure.
There will be basket pic mic at Clink-
scales Mil, in. Martin township, next
Saturday. Several speeches are expected
: TO be delivered by various candidates.
The public generally are invited to at
tend.
The truly virtuous do not easily credit
evil that is told them of their neighbors;
for if others may do amiss, then may
these also speak amiss; man is frail and
prone to evil, and therefore may soon fall
in words. 80
The young ladies of the "Willing-
Workers. Society will have ice cream
and other refreshments for sale this
(Thursday) afternoon at o'clock ir the
storeroom formerly occupied by Mr.. J.
A. Daniels, in the Masonic building.
tits said q. few dry, soft bricks placed
In barrel or bin Of wheat will absorb all
the moisture there is in it, if it is the
least damp. AS nearly all the wheat in
this section was in tho field during the
late rains, the experiment is well worth
trying.
Edgar, little son Of Mr.. G. w: Far
mer, Of Fork township, fell from cree,
while gathering fruit last Thursday and
fractured his skull in two or three places.
; At last accounts the little fellow was doing
as well as could be expected, but it Is
feared that his injuries will prove fatal.
We are requested to announce that the
celebration Of "Children's Day" at Trinl-
ty; Church has been postponed one month.
This change was found necessary OH ac-
count Of Sandy Springs Church having