The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-26
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ance.
Size, fell in this section on last Sunday
night.
The boys are getting their fish hooks In
order.
Rev. J. ". Wolling has gone to the Ex-
position
Winter has completely moDopoiized the
lap of Spring.
We haven't yet seen a peach or plum
blossom this season.
Before buying your Spring goods. read
our advertising columns.
Serd us your orders for bill heads, let.
ter heads, envelopes, etc.
Tie dayc will gain all hour In length
during the present month.
Eggs and butter have been scarce in the
city during the past week or two.
Swee, potatoes should be bedtled now il
YOU desire to transplant them early.
Mr.. J. s. Fowler's dwelling house on
Whitner street is nearing completion.
Rev. Dewitt Burkhead. tho r6vivalist,
beyins a series Of meetings at Abbeville
this w,es.
Spring chickens are beginning to blos-
som. and will be ripe in time for big meet.
ings and pic nics.
The policemen are having an easy time
lust now-nothiEg to do. This speaks
well Tor Anderson.
The oat crop has been aeriously injured
all over the State. Our farmers, there
fore, should plunt more corn than usual
Some Of the farmers are planting corn.
We hope every one In the County will
make enough Corn to do him next year.
The value OF good garden to u large
family cannot be estimated. 1t snou,d
be half tho living during tho Summer
months.
Another very large and appreciative au-
dence greeted tile Anderson Dramatic
Association in Masonic Hall last FRIDAY
evening.
The gossipers are out of something to
talk about. They are wondering now
who will be the next couple in the city to
get married.
Our Senior has planted his corn crop.
Newspaper men, you know, have to eat
corn bn ad, Tor that aud promises arc all
thev Ii, o on.
The fire has been the chief topic Of con-
versation for the past week. Nearly
esery man you meet has some incident TO
relate in regard to It.
There will be no services in the PresLv-
terun Church next Sunday, as tho pastor,
DR.. Frierson, will preach at Midway
Church on that day.
Mr.. NJ. B Arnstein, OF the New York
Cash Store, han return I'd from the North.
He says he had pleasant trip, and
bought lots Of goods.
The Court House building 10 being re :.
covered and otherwise improved. An
derson County needs new Court House,
and 1t should be built.
Married, at the residence of J. r. Lati-
mer, on March 5th, 1885, Mr.. w. T. LIti-
msr, of Abbeville County, and Miss jamie
Wilson, OF Anderson, g. C.
There are two reasons why some people
don't mind Their own business. One is
that they haven't any business, and the
other Is they haven't any mind.
Miss P. Erskine has opened out milli-
merry store at Pendleton. We bespeak for
her liberal patronage from tho people OF
that section. See advertisement.
Miss Estelle Brown, OF Admission, Ala,
an accomplished milliper, has taken
charge of Mr.. A. Les,er's millinery de-
partInent. She arrived in the city last
Tuesday.
The Honea Path Plaindealer says that
Ar. John Wilnop has tenderod his resi2-
nation as Pustnaster at that pln.e, and
that MIR. G.. NJ. Greer has applied for the
position.
Capt. Dwight. Chief Engineer of the
Savannah Valley Railroad, was In the
city last week. He reports the grading
Progressing rapidly. and says 1t will soon
DO completed.
Hon. D. #. Bradley, who. it is under
alood, will succeed e, NJ. Braytnn as Col
iect"r of Internal Revenue, is receiving
os"res Of applications for the position OF
deputies, s,ore-keepers, gaugers, &c.
Married, on the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence of the brides brother, MIR. A. A.
swanghy,ne, by G. p. Rogers, Notary
Public, Mr. John #. Burgess and Miss
Bella Swsnghyme. all of this County.
Mr.. A. Lesser comes to the front again
this week with q big advertisement. His
etore presents beautiful sight, and we
advise our readers not to pass 1t by when
making purchases. Read his advertise
ment carefully.
Miss Della Keya's advertisement ap
pears In this paper. Our lady readers
ea"uid be sure to read it. Sho Ia receiv-
ing her Spring. millinery and notions,
which she is offering at reasonable prices.
Give her call.
The I.aurensvilis Herald, which was re-
Gently burnt out. has received its new
ou'ht. and will make iss appearance In It's
Few suit this week. We hope the Herald
wal never have the misfortune to be
burned out again,
rfnl a.