The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-06-18
BRIEF MENTION,

O. @. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
BRIEF MENTION,
Hoe hands are in demand by the far
mers.
Mr.. ]. R. Smith. jr., of Greonyille, is
in the city.
News, like money, is hard to get hold
ofsthese times.
The thrcshermen arc preparing to start
on their rounds.
Mr.. A. tesser's advertisement should
y have your careful peruasl.
Mr. Irvine Twitty's ..bat'' has attracted
alarge crowd Of visitors to see 1t.
The Postofice is now in charge of out
new Postmaster, Mr.. G. w. Webb.
If to.day's duties are well performed,
we need have no fear Of tomorrow.
Dr.. Frierson occupied the pulpit of the
Metho dist Church last Sandty hight.
Mr.. John a. wilcox and wife, of Green
Vile, spent a day or two III the city last
week.
A ioad of fodder sold in the city few
BAYS since at the rate Of $3.50 per hundred
bundles.
Encouraging reports of the growing
crops come from every SECTION of the
County.
From the present prices Of frying
chickens, there is more money in them
than In cotton.
Dysentery is very prevalent through
cut the County, aud in some sections is OF
sserious type.
The fiies appear to be about ten times
more numerous this year than they have
been heretofore.
Mr.. Barney O. Donnell and wife, OF
Newberry, have been visiting relatives in
thecity during, the past week.
Mr.. r. Z. Belcher has contracted for
the erection of two additional rooms to
his. cottage on McDuffie street.
Mr.. j. .Bs Simpson, who has been con-
fined to his bed for aweek or more, is up
again and at his place;of business
The Hartwellssan says Mr. is. Hill
was over from Anderson last week and
best our. champion drafts player
The heavy rains Of last week did con-
siderable damage to the land and grow
ing crops in some sections of the County.
Mrs. W. s. Pryor, Of Fayetteville, N.
G., isspeniding the Summer with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. McGee at Bel
ton.
Visitors to The Comlne cements at Due
West next week. will be carried over the
g. &sG.sR. R. at q cents per mile each
way.
The Abbeyille Medium, says the suryi-
vors of Company G, orr's Rifles, will
have reunion at that place on the 9th Of
August. .
The ladies' Of The Methodist Church will
serve ice cream in the grove at DR.. Mar.
din's residence this Thursday evening,
at 8 o'clock.
Four pockets in. q vest without any
money in them are more fashionable now
than we have ever seen them. The same
may be said of pants.
A full attendance of the members of the
Sons of Temperance is requested at the
meeting of the Division this (Thursday)
evening at 81 o'clock. -
Col Clinkscales says the crops between
Anderson and Williamson are the finest
he has ever seen. Some Of our best far
mers reside on that road.
The Grand Jury at Abbeville last week
found ''no bill" against Mr.. J. D. Ale
wine, who was indicted for the murder OF
Charley Agnew, colored.
Don't neglect your pig pens and premi-
ses.. Keep them clean. A little lime
doesn't cost much, and its use may save
Won some trouble and expense.
Married, on Tuesday evening, 9th inst,
at Greenwood, s. c., by Rev. Chas, Man
". D. D., Mr.. u. L. McGee, Of lSelton,
and Miss Carrie Cobb, of Greenwood.
Honey meets with ready sale in the city
at 12a cents per pound. Any Of our coun-
try friends who may have more honey
than they can consume should bring it
in.
Mr.. 81. L. Mcdonald, OF Yarennes
Township, has sent US sample of his
cotton crop. He has ten-acre field in
which the stalks will average eighteen
inches high.
It's probable that Rev. ]. D. Burkhead
will pay. Anderson another visit at an
early day. Our. people will gladly vel
come him, as he is favorite with all the
denominations.
The Second Quarterly Meeting for the
Methodist Church inthiscity viii be,held
next Sunday. Rev. T. G. Herbert, the
Presiding Elder, will be present, and viii
preach at night.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Prof w. ]. Ligon withdrawing from
the partnership of Ligon & Reed. Prof.
Ligon will open school for boys in the
Fall in this city.
Married, on the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by the Rev.
II. King, Mr.. q. 81. Carwile, of oco-
nee County, and Miss Essie J. Latham, Of
Anderson County.
Cooking Clubs for Mem is the title OF