The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-07-03
Next Monday is salesday.

Next Monday Is SaleSoay.
Tomorrow is Fourth of July.
Remember, the Postoffice will be closed
{ tomorrow.
W So far we have had only few days OF
extreme hot weather.
!. The hats that some of the girls wear
now resemble hay stack.
ssi Mr.. T. D. Sloan, of this city, is now
) !: travelling as shoe drummer.
Miss Kate Reid, of Augusta, Ga, is
visiting relatives in Anderson.
- Not many OF. our people will visit the
4 resorts this Summer. Money too scarce.
'sss 5, aaDid .youi ever see such tight times 2"
$ Is asked by nearly every man you meet
these days. -
number of young people Of Ander-
:; = son ah tended the Due West Commence
{ ments last week. - ~. =.
Miss Annie Jordan, Of Reidsville, s. G.,
J: Is spending awhile in the city, the guest
.:of Mrs.. B. 3. belcher.
M Misses Martha and Yetta Ph''ups, of
Athens, Ga, are in the city yislt.og their
sister, Mrs. NJ. Manasse.
Messrs.l Sullivan & Bro, Of this city,
have sold about forty harvesting ma.
chimes during the past season.
Tomorrow being national holiday,
! the Bank will be closed. Persons having
= business there should bear this in mind.
Capt. a. T. Broyles left Anderson last
Monday to visit relatives and friends in
Georgia. He will be absent week or
ten days. 81
Wawould remind the candidates that
s We are prepared to print their tickets for
g the Primary Election. Send in your or
ders early
Grange, No. II, will meet in this city
]: .to-morrow Friday) at 10 o'clock a. m.
The members are urged to be prompt In
g attendance. :, !: 5
Fruit Of all kinds is plentiful, sugar
cans and jars are cheap, and 1t will be
Z wise for, the good wife to lay in "a large
supply OF sweet things.
& Ws are under Obligations to Mr.. K. r.
Cooper, of this County, for a 63-pound
cabbage. It is the largest head we have
ever seen grown in these parts.
Gen. Aver Is enlarging his residence.
When completed it will give him ample
room for the accommodation Of the
boarding pupilsof his Seminary.
"a twig, about three inches long, taken
ftom al apple tree, in the garden Of Mrs.
4 Rsobt. Jackson, in this city, a few days
since contained cluster Of twenty ap-
pies: ::
THE up-psssenger train did not reach
{ Anderson last Friday night until about
o'clock. The delay. was caused by a
wash.out on the Railroad below New
berry.
Attention is directed to the card Of @.
81. On, Esq. Mr.. Orr is a young gentle
man of fine attainments, and will give
prompt attention to any business entrust-
ed to him.
Three candidates are announced this
week-Messrs. q. g. scudday and E. M.
Rucker for the House Of Representatives,
and Mr.. g. N. McDaYid for School Com
missioner.
Now TINT the Executive COMMITTEES has
set tha tfne for holding the Primary
Election. the candidates have concluded
to pun off their coats and go to work in
s dead earnest.
Our agricultural editor says his"barn is
about filed with fine samples Of grain
and cotton stalks, but he has plenty Of
room for Matermelons, peaches and other
fruits. Bring them along. E
Married, on the 18th Of June, 1884, at
the residence Of DR.. E. M. Brown, in
Crawford County, Ark, Mr.. b. P. Dean,
Of Arkansas, and Miss M. J. Williams,
formerly Of Bolton, s. G.
There will be grand rally of the DEM
ocratic party of Abbeville County at
Greenwood ca the 18th inst. A number
Of distinguished gentlemen Of the State
win address the meeting. At night there
viii be grand ball.
1T; Is important that every member OF
Anderson Division, Sons Of Temperance,
be present at the meeting this evening.
The officers elect for the ensuing term
Will be installed, and other business OF
importance will be transacted.
uDid you ever try the hot-water cure 2"
asked the thin man, as they stopped at
che melancholy mans gate. "Did II"
replied the ameIancho man, ID q tone Of
/, sarcasm .swellI Ishouldss I had: Why,
= Eve been married fourteen years."
The INrr111aEzcER Is indebted to Mas
tsr willie. .Guyton for basket Of deli
cious pears. Willie remembers the print
!: ers every:year. We hope he will live to
I: a good old age, and always retain ten
8 der spot in his heart tcr the prlnters.
The farmers will not have much time
to devote to politics during this month.
The grass win require all their attention.
When the candidates come around elec-
tioneering, the farmers should ask them to
hoe few rows. We believe they would
do it.
- we are requested to: announce that
meeting Of Martin Township Democratic
3 Club WIN be held at Clinkscales' Mill on
Saturday, 12thslnst., at 2 o'clock p. m.,
for the purpose Of xe-organizing and
!. .electing officers. A full attendance of the
members is desired.
Dr.. w. w. Knight, of Hopewell
n6yvnabin; In tFis Cornty has cow six