The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-14
BRIER MENTION.

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BRIEF MENTION.
The lawyers are busy getting ready for
Court.
Anderson should have telephone ex-
change.
Several wells in the city have almost
gone dry.
The spring-like weather last week put
the early gardeners TO work.
Col. John G. Clinkscales, of Williams
ston, paid us o call last Monday.
Remember, this Is the month in which
Won have to pay your city taxes.
The gossipers say there will be no more
weddings in the city until next Fall
The spring.like weather of the past week
4 !, az brought out the small grain TO q won.
q derful extent.
j Mr.. 8. c. George, Manager of the Rivoli
4 Stock Farm, offers some fine stock for sale.
q See advertisement
4 The roads are still In bad condition.
3 The farmers, however, continue to haul out
4 provisions and guano.
y Almost every lady is public spirited
q enough to be willing to have her fathers
8 house used as q court house.
a A negro girl in Laurens County bears
q the lovely name of "Fair Rosa Beauty Spot
q Templeton Touch Me Not"
s. No bells ring so loud as good advertise.
y ment. People are more apt 10 heed what
thew read than what they hear.
All of our Florida excursionists have re-
B turned home. They express themselves az
q having had very pleasant trip.
g The advertisement Of the New York Cash
q Store in another column is full Of informa-
tion to the trading public. Read it.
Eighteen hundred and elghty.four 10
q nroring G year Of borrow. But what het~
y to- could be expected of Leap Year3
We learn that circulars have recently
q bsen sent to several negroes in this city ad-
v;,ing them and their friends to amigrate to
81 Arkansas.
Read Mr.. A. B. Towers new advertise
ment in this paper. And when you need
ANYTHING in his line give him call before
s purchasing.
Some ono turned rabbit loose upon the
A Court House Square last Friday, and the
bows and dogs had an exciting little race for
few minutes.
MFR. NJ. L. Rose, who has been resident
of Anderson for the past eight years, left
ai last Monday for New York, where The will
& in future reside.
Messrs. Geo. w. FAINT & Son have bsnu-
Il tiful and varied assortment of Valentines
on hand. Young man, purchase one and
send it to your girl.
A A fashion exchange informs us that the
Spring bonnet will be of medium size.
But the price will be extreme enough to
5SzstarsIe the average husband.
Members of Anderson Division, Sons of
s Temperance, who have books In their pos
session belonging to the Divisions library.
are requested to return them at onoe.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, on Tuesday evening, February IL,
by Rev. G. NJ. Roberts, Mr.. A. G. Webb and
Miss T. Williams, all Of Anderson County.
81 It is against the law now to sell OF. ex-
pose for sale the flesh C any animal which
vas diseased or seriously injured at the
ime of slaughtering, or which died q natu-
al death.
Capt. John NJ. Glenn, Of Equality, called
ttISJs L, nj
49, ien,ls arc urging min, so enter the race for
he legislature. He would make an eff
ient Representative.
Vennor and other scientific weather
prophets assert that we are to have much
old and disagreeable weather during the
present month. So far, however, we have
bad real Spring weather.
DR.. J. o. Wilhite has gone to house
keeping in the new house on McDuffis
}treet opposite the Methodist Church.
Persons needing the Doctors services at
hight should make note of this.
Mr.. F. NJ. Butler, of the waverly House
Balloon. has presented us with sample of
bis brag cigar, "Peck's Bad Boy" Try
hem, and you will agree with us in saying
hat there ID not better cigar In the city.
Whoever looks for friend without i'm
=sasr:ec.ions will mover ind what no seek5.
Ye love ourselves with all our faults, be
hey few or many, small or great, and We
Hght to love our friends in like manner.
Mush and milk sociable9 are the latest
ovelty in The West. Must be great re.
ef to the Ice cream and cake young man.
he average girl will not eat moro than one
owl Of mush and milk during an evening.
Mr.. D. 8. Taylor tells the trading public
sssssh another tuiaIin what ne has in store for
hem. While looking around to purchase
ppplies. 1t may prove TO your advantage to
pll on him and see his goods end learn his
5Aicea. Y.
We notice that the Easiey Messenger con.
nins the announcements Of three candi.
ates for Offices In Pickens County. Per
aps they believe there Is something in the
u saying: ''The early bird catches the
orms."
Gardens should be thoroughly plowed