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

fot,on is advancing in price.
S,ws is about as scarce as money AT
ksrnt.
dIr. j. Willott Provost is announced
IS week for Coroner.
lcveral OF our citizens are visiting
arleston this week.
liant corn, and when you get through
hitting, plant more.
lead what Messrs Smith & co. have to
$ in another column.
- bout twenty moro negroes left last
,lrsday for Arkansas.
ihe strawberry crop promises to be an
andant one this season.
rcenville is to have three hangings
the 10th Of next month.
She Methodist Sunday School is arrang-
TO have picnic early in May.
c had two or three frosts last week,
4 no injury has resulted to the fruit
Vegetables.
BE notice some improvement lately in
behavior of the boys at Church du-
- night services.
aenators Butler and Hampton and
Aiken have o:,r thanks for
e gressional documents.
fcssrs. w. D. Bewley and Thos. Muir
9 Of Laurens, spent last Saturday and
4day in the city visiting their parents.
r. John f. Peoples has been confined
Ais bed for week or more past, being
lie ill., We trust he will soon regain
usual health.
Or +. NJ. Mnrphy's new dray horses
on sudden spree one day last week
ram away. No damage resulted OK
to the dray.
y is said there arc thirty-six candidates
he field for County Commissioners.
ss up your five dollars, gentlemen,
- keep er dancin'.".
she many friends of Mrs. Il. B. Muir
~ who has been quite i'll for several
B KS past with typhoid fever, will be
~ to learn that she is convalcscing.
little whitewash used around your
hiscs just now would improve tho
earance of things. Suppose the Street
Amittee use a little on the tree boxes.
be Easley Messenger says Mr.. Daniel
bran, who lived near Major p O., this
pity, died OH Monday night, 7,h inst.
had reached the mature age of 03
b..
community was visited by
ng flood ON Monday night. In some
lons the streams overfiowed their
'5k rs and the land was washed consid-
saSy.
fsarried, on the 26th of March, at Spar.
2urg, by Rev. ]. B. Campbell, Mr..
fles Wilcox, formerly of Anderson,
,lS Miss Georgia Huggin, both Of Spar
burg.
early four months OF the year have
S and we have not yet heard of o SIN
cap year match. Your time Is lin
IS fair maidens you should not sleep
Your rights.
mt skip the advertisements when
ing your paper. There are always
pins to be had by looking for them,
fhe right place to look is in the adj
aslng columns Of lively papeT.
Az tho candidates are going to be nu-
this Summer, the farmers should
'a a big crop of watermelons. Moth
''ko having plenty to feed them on
they come arouhd electioneerlng.
fssrs. Watson & Son arc authorized
he Guano Company which they rep
4 TO mako discount on the price to
ESP OF their customers who suffered by
ecent cyclone. See advertisement.
P. A. Wilhite, who has been spend
mo Winter on his plantation near
s'8 8ourg, Fla. returned to Anderson
riday. His family will not return
Up Tor several weeks yet. The Doctor
ighted with Florida.
sep your mouth shut. Nearly oil
s social troubles como from talking
Fnuch. Over half tho sore throats
M from breathing through tho month,
snoring can only take place when
ieep with your mouth open.
e dreenville Ne,rs says c handsome
hurch is to be built at Pelzer short
~ VIII be known as the "Union
Efh,' and will he constructed by tho
s;:;p 3;5;a Efforts Of the members of several
ininations which will worship in it.