The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-05-15
oon,o do not like the new sched.

/ ourpeople DO not iiA' 'ho "0" ''i'o
9e.
Memorial Day was not observed in An
hrson.
no0t forget your Club meetings next
sS aturlay afternoon.
n. Townsend has made All addi.
~ his oil mill building.
c,oriff Mcconnell has nine boarders-
a vhj,o and eight negroes.
yote the slange i'll tho advertisement
,ho Now York Cash Store.
rhe agricultural machinery dealers Of
cv are doing q good busine=s.
rhp flower gardens throughout the city
~ urescnt beautiful appearance.
+ This YOUR own paper you are reading
rot call at our Office and subscribe.
,rha walls of Messrs. B. II. Crayton &
,ns new building are going up rapidly.
rno souall of Spring chicken would
u uelcomo sound on our streets just
4pw.
,rh;,ty seven colored persons were bap.
zcj in Rocky River last Sunday after
BON,
rbe weather prophets say you had bet
stick to your fannels a few days
Snser.
Now is the time to get your job work
one Send ns your orders for any kiud
printing
Every Democrat in Anderson County
sshoud attend the meeting of his Club
: ext Saturday afternoon.
The Young America Cornet Band con-
samplate giving our fun-loving people q
- ssssSSc entertainment at an early day.
q Tho regular quarterly Communion SER
bees will bo held in the Presbyterian
sburch of this city next Sunday.
Tho farmers have been having fine
me for work recently, and from what
$e can learn the most of them are up
5ilh their work.
Mr.. F. NJ. Tuttle and family, Of Hous-
on, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Mary A..
,royles, in Fork Township, We wish
hem pleasant visit.
$ When two young ladies kiss each other
hey fulfill Gospel injunction. They
/ 10 doing to each other as they would
ben should do unto them.
The Newberry Ne,cs says the Sunday
ebools of that town and Helena, together
ssith the pupils Of the Female Academy,
Sill picnic at Williamson tomorrow.
{ Miss Lizzio Williams, of the Ladies'
bore, makes an important announce
) lent this week to her customers. She
nows exactly how to please the ladies.
Last Tuesday we were shown straw
erry that measured nearly seven inches
ound and weighed over an ounce. 1t
}s grown in Mr.. H. o. Herrick's garden.
The Baptist Sunday School has decided
have pic nio on Saturday, oath inst.
3he place has not been selected, though
will be either at Seneca City or VIII
3amston.
The contract for erecting the National
3ank building has been let-the wood
York TO Mr.. A. w. Todd, of this city, and
'sAe brick work to Mr.. g. F. Anderson, Of
Piedmont.
The following candidates are an
5ounced this week: For the Legislature
4 4 Q. E. Prince, ESD; fer Co,sasy Com
Observation-Disclosures. john l.. Glenn and
4. L. Eskew.
Mr.. E. w. Lineback. Piano Tuner, has
|rived in Anderson, and orders for piano
york left with Mr.. J. A. Daniels will re-
eiye prompt attention. His stay in the
Pity will be brief.
We were pleased to receive q call last
aonday from Mr.. Jesse r. Smith, Of
fleenville, who, in company with his
31ousin, Mr.. Luther Smith, was visiting
pS parents in this city.
The Easley Messenger says new Post
}fdce has been established at tho resi-
Fence of Mr.. Z. A. Russell, who lives
abOut six miles below Easley, and has
zen given the name Of Hamilton.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Palmetto RifiGrnen will have Dress Pa.
fsde on the Court House Square. After
3Ae parade the Company will repair to
}'me place and have target practice.
$ $
MIR. j. W. Morris, progressive young
PEerchant of Hartwell, Ga, paid us acall
|ast Saturday. Mr.. Morris is an Ander-
'on County man., and we are glad to
iSaoW that he Is meeting with success at
hls adopted home. - .,r
Last Saturday night some person or
PERSONS let the water off Of Col. b. F.
pfoWne's carp pond, in Martin township,
1na stole all Of his fish, save one. The
fulsy party should be ferreted ont and
PsVerely punished.
a man remarked in our presence the
l!aer y, day that he would not suppors any
llaaidate for County Commissioner who,
6s opposed to building new Court
pouse. Wonder how he will find out the.
lpnions Of the csndidates9 .rs alG.o|
we were glad TO see Mr.. John e. Peo-
)l's' VINO has been confined to his bed for
II SS.efal weeks past with typhoid fever, or, ]
H. In, streets last Tuesday. We trust hs
lhi continue to improve and soon be able
attend to his business duties. :,
a enange In the schedule of tho passen-
u trains OF the O., G. r.. r. occurred,
~ monday. The morning train arrives
jSfe at the same hour as formerly, but