The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-03-27
BRIEF MENTION.

{ condition.
Isn't it about time for u= to have a little
IN ore rain.
1t will soon be in order to organize the
IL ,afers Club.
Another crowd OF negroes left last Thurs.
day for Arkansas.
Note the change in the advertisement of
Messrs. Sullivan & Bro.
Il The Mayors Court is not very literally
patronized at present.
i The gossipers say we are to have a we'd
s ding in the city shortly.
The Supervisor OF Registration has an
4 important notice in this paper.
The dry goods stores in the city present
all attractive and handsome appearance
just now.
You can't venture out on the Court
House Square now days without meeting
/ II candidate.
1t is against the law to kill game now.
Put away your shotgun and get your fish
ing tackle ready.
Our advertising columns will always tell
I YOU where you can get the best goods for
the least money.
Col. James A. Ioyt of the Baptist C1u-
ri,r, Greenviile, S. c., spent Sunday and
Monday in the city.
Persons desiring to purchase carp fish
should read the advertisement of Mr.. Andy
f. Brown elsewhere.
A fashion exchange says that umbrella
shaped hats, for ladies. will be the popular
style for street wear this Spring.
The IIartwoll Sun, Of last Saturday, says
"Mr Jud. Fowler, OF Anderson, swapped
horses thirteen times last Tuesday"
kiss Me ns Fall Asleep is the title of
some men, but it would wake US right up.
Irenc Eloise, infant daughter OF Mr..
John l.. Hall, Of this County, died in Oco.
nee County or the 18th il st.. aged one year
and nine days.
The weather is as capricious as certain
young man i'll town says The girls are. It
j. impossible to predict what it will be six
hours in advance.
AS it is probable that wo will have no
more killing frosts, several of the young
men OF the city have determined to turn
out their mustachcs.
Don't forget that we have NOV ed into
oar new building on Whitncr street oppo.
ste the Auditors Office. When you visit
the city, come and see us.
Rev. II. L. FAINT vas regularly ordained
Minister OF the Gospel in the Bap.is.
Church Of this city last Sunday by the Rev.
Dr. Mundy, of Greenvi!e.
The Chronicle q Con,titutionalist says word
has reached Augusta that Contractor
Twiggs has been ordered to resume work
on the 5avannah Valley Railroad.
The attention of our readers is directed to
the change in the advertisement Of Messrs.
Bleckley, Brown g. Frotwel. Peruse it
clrefuliy, and then give them call.
1t is very gratifying to us to know that
the INTELL1oRHcER is so highly appreciated
in Abbeville County. We are constantly
adding new subscribers to our list from
that County.
When you need any letter heads, bill
heads, envelopes. &C., give us your orders.
We use nothing but first-class material, and
guarantee prices to be lower than Atlanta
or Charleston.
IIaTtweli iGa.) Sttis 22nd inst: ''5a7an-
River is booming. 1t is higher than it vas
during the August freshet. The water was
in four feet of the wire rope at Hollands
Ferry Thursday"
Councilman Orr and DR.. r. f. Diver
went down to Charleston last Monday,
whittier they are sent by the City Council
for the purpose of purchasing steam fire
engine for this city.
Mr.. f. T. Casbin, telegraph operator nt
the C. & G. Il. R. depot in this city, is off
on vistto his relatives in Augusta, Ga
Mr.. E. G. Evans. jr., Of Pendleton, will fill
his place during bis absence.
Lawrence Jones, colored, County Chair
man of the Republican party in this Coun-
ty, has called Convention Of his party to
assemble in this city on 4th of next month
70 elect delegates to their State Convention.
Messrs. @. F. Jones & Co. make an i'm.
portant announcement to the trading pub.
lie, and to the ladies especially, in this is.
sue. Their stock Of Spring goods Is replete,
and they invite tho public to cali and see
them.
We are requested to announce that a
meeting Of the Rock Mills and Centerville
Townships Singing Association will be
held at Now Prospect Church on the first
Saturday and Sunday in April. The pub.
lie are cordially invited to attend.
Subscribers who wish their postofflce ad-
dresses changed, must state where they are
at present receiving their papers as well rs
where they wish them changed to. By do
ing this, our friends will save delay as well
ms aid our convenience.
The farmers all over the County are busy,
whenever the weather permits, making
preparations for planting, and the prospects
for good harvest this year is promising.
but no one can predict with certainty tie
unforeseen contingencies of the future
The following candidates are announced
this-week: For County Commissioners
David Owens, T. NJ. Nelson and w. F.
Boatner. For School Commissioner-R.