The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
,,Monday is Salesday.t

ssI drinks are IN demand now.
:, conyenes at Pickcns next Mon
,,;.,or Orr spent several days In the
last week.
.,utb Carolina State Press Assocla-
III, meet In Grcenyille this year.
Dchon, General Agent OF the Eetrs
~ ~, ..ry. was in the city last week.
81 ,,,o, has become of the base ball club 2
,nvs should keep the ball in motion.
drummers say II business docs not
nroye they will have to stop travel
}i,e Rev. Sam. Jones told tho Chutla-
>, ncople that dancing is hugging 10
sc.
ovoral of our lawyers are in attend.
mon the Supreme Court at Coium-
this week.
YOU are needing any job printing
us your. order. Satisfaction guaran-
and prices rs low as the lowest.
}bs average small boy is longing for
lime to como when he can Ego in
him" and have his back all blistered
Ibe Chief of Police has his eye on your
S5mses. Be sure to keep them clean
nurified. A little lime won't cost
ach.
|, does no good to sit down and croak
"a prowl about tho dull times. Work is
highly good remedy for dull tinaes and
I blues.
sSvery farmer should plant @ full crop
cow peas. They arc good for man and
est and always command good price
ihe market.
l,he rain came at last, and the farmers
S satisfied, at least for awhile. They
'sll now have to go to work to keep
,ai OF the grass.
he arc requested 10 announce that the
bal weekly prayer meeting will not be
d in the Baptist Church tomorrow
siiday) afternoon.
N abundance Of all kinds OF fruit this
bon may now be safely counted on,
"A the farmers should now begin to
Ike preparations to save 1t.
Next week is Commencement Week In
Asbderson. A cordial invitation Is ex
hded TO our friends of adjoining coun-
d to attend these exercises.
collector Bradley has informed the
Sblc that all offices IN his gift are taken.
le names are not yet announced, but the
oice for each office bns been definitely
HE'D
The pastor OF the Methodist Church
iii continue his sermons on the prophe.
> next "rnday night. The subject
l be, "The sermon at Ninevah and its
eects."
The civil service examination will take
7e 4ce IL Columbia en- Tuesday. June eth.
any OF our citizens want an office,
BY should go down and stand the exnm-
Aion.
Those sections along the Savannah
alley Railroad interested in securing
J location OF depots should read the
,sertlsement OF President Humphreys
this issue.
Ehe State Convention of the Woman's
ls,ionary Society Of the Methodist
surch will be held in Newberry. begin
aag Thursday night, July 2, and contin.
pg through Sunday.
a negro boy, who was engaged at work
Messrs. Orr. McGee & Orr's new build
J, foil off the scaffold "a distance Of
put thirty-five feet) Monday morniaE.
was not seriounly hurt.
pr. R. L. Moorhea:, OF Lowndesville,
opped in to see ,,s last Friday. He re-
|rted good raina In his section, aud says
people are happy over tho prospect OF
early completion of the Savannah
llley Railroad.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Ice for tho week ending Nay 9th F.:
Bakewell, Mrs. Cora Brown, ]. r.
hnson, Howard Kay, E. B. Lewis, 9.
hcNair, Stokes Bros, Jane Williams,
IS Margaret Williams.
The Sunday School Celebration, which
3 70 have taken place In the Methodist
ureh last Sunday afternoon, was post
ned until next Sunday afternoon. A
dial invitation is extended to all to be
assnt. The exercises will begin at ~
lock. tTs SO
Some OF our citizens are feasting upon
ms, potatoes, beets and other vegeta.
. The recent rains have had o won:
Fiul effect upon the gardens, and In q
more days there will be an abundance
vegetables.
'ne-ho-ae.. or; rathe. one-elephant, cir"
'es are said to be fitting ont by Che
sen for tours of the South aud West
coming Fall and Winter. When they
on the road they will all be gigantic
concerns and tho greatest
'wson Garth.
m officer from, tho Penitentiary came
laas Friday evening and carried Doc.
les, the colored convict whose capture
mentioned last week, back to Colum-
AS noon az Jones's term expires, he
90 brought back 10 Anderson and
q for house.breaking..
ne Managers of the Exposition .at |
9 orleans have decided to reopen the
posislon ist Of next November. An
son sent over one hundred and fifty |
'ofs 70 the Exposition during tho past
months, and will doubtless send that
" OF more d,srilg next Winter,