The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-14
watermelous are very abundant and

watermelons are very abundant and
prices low.
Now ia the time to plant your Fall adj
vertisements
There are thirty-two Poa:off1ces in An.
derson County.
There is scarcely any sickness in the
city at present.
Mr.. S. Bleckley offers valuable farm
to rent in this Issue.
Read what Messrs. J. F. Sullivan q Co.
have to say elsewhere.
Have you made out your ticket for the
various County ofacesf
Every Democrat in the County should
vote at the Primary Election.
The Tbe candidates are hard at work, and
ali Of them are confident OF being elect
ed, :s.s s 81 =. 81. 81
The gossipers have several weddings
arranged to take. place in the city IN Inc
early Fall.
The The farmers have about finished "lay-
ing by,' their crops. They are later tnan
usual this year.
we would not refuse q little money
lust now were ii offered US. II you don't
believe 1t, try Us
The Methodist Church was closed last
SUNDAY on account Of the absence OF the
pastor from the city.
Tho regular quarterly Communion SER
vices viii Sc observed in the Presoyte-
rian Church next Sunday.
AZ an election held in franklin Coun-
to. Ga. on the s1st ult., prohibition was
carried by a majority Of GIL.
Mr.. ". q. sherard, Of Monterey, Abb
beyille County, was in the city last Mon
day. he reports good crops.
Several of the negroes who went from
this place to Arkansas last Spring have
recently died Of malarial fever.
Who win be the FIRST to bring in bale
Of new cottonf Last year the first new
bale was sold on the 18th Of August.
DAISY Belle, an infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. I. C. Lowe, of Martin township,
died on Wednesday morning, after brief
illness.
This Thursday( afternoon at S o'clock
the Evergreen Missionary Society will
serxe ice cream at the Female Seminary
buildings.
Mr.. B.C. DuPre, q clever compositor OF
!. the HesbateTsan Office at Due West, 8. O.,
spent last Sunday and Monday in the city
visiting relatives.
The work Of grading the Savannah
Valley Railroad is progressing satisfaoto-
rily. The conyicts. are now at work near
Carmel, in Abbeyille County.
We send ont the Premium List Of the
next Fair as a supplement to the INTEL
I1aEscER this week. Putitby carefully
and you can refer to it at any time.
Centeryille Democratic Club will meet
atib usual place of meeting on Friday
morning, 22nd inst, at 10 o'clock. It is
important that every member should be
present.
"a new articlesi in feminine thead-gear
!. is called the s.fog'' bonnet. The hus-
band is supposed to jump when he learns
the size Of the greenback it takes to pur-
chase one.
Master Willie GuytoD has again placed
us under obligations to him by present
ing us with some. Of the most luscious
peaches we have eaten this year. Many
Z thanks, Willie.
The Newberry Ne,rs has ceased publica-
tion as separate and distinct publica-
tion, and has been consolidated with the
.HeraM, which will hereafter be known as
the Herald -Ne,rs.
Somebody has invented a security hair
pin which is warranted not to fall ont.
Now, if somebody will invent kind OF
hair that won't fall of, the ladies will be
very much obliged to him.
IKE father Of two lovely girls who are
Just the right age for flirting was looking
around the other day for q good reliable
bull dog. He says this serenading fever
is getting little too monotonous.
Z = = : e.
A number of Andersonians are econo-
MIXING with a view to visiting the Worlds
Exposition at New Orleans during the
coming winter. The railroad fare from
Anderson and return will probably not be
more than twenty dollars.
The Rock Mills and Centerville Town
ships Singing Association will hold its
semi-annual meeting at Providence
Church on the fifth Saturday and Sunday
In this month. Prof. a. ]. showalter, OF
Dalton, Ga, viii be present. The public
are invited to attend.
ENLISTED for the War" was presented
in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening
by the Anderson Dramatic Association to
a well-illed house. The various chsrao-
tiers were sustained in an admirable man
ner, and, judging from the frequent ap-
:plause, the audience seemed well pleased
with the play and its rendition.
The Reunion Of the 18th Regiment, s.
C. ", takes place at Walhalla next Thurs
day. The railroad authorities should run
a special train from Bolton to Walhalla
and return on that day. Doubtless there
are large number Of people along the
b. r. r. B. who would attend, provided
they could go and return on the same
day.
The family Of Mr.. j. N. Whitaker, OF
Cantervi1le township, has been sorely be-
reaved recently. On the 10Th of July
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