The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-19
The early gardeners have had back :

C. c. LANGsTON, LOCAL ED1roR.
The early gardeners have had e back
set.
Bad colds and sore throats are quite
prevalent.
The poor rabbits have had rough time
during the past week.
Snow -balling has been freely INDUCED
IN during the pastweek.
Sullivan & Bros new advertisement
should have your attention.
The gossipers say there will be another
wedding In the city ere long.
How are your New Year resolutions?
Have you broken any Of them7
Several bundled Valentines passed
through the PostofIlce last Saturday.
Don't forget your city taxes. They
have to be paid during tho present
month.
The farmers are anxious to get to p!ow.
ing. Tho bad weather in putting them
behind.
Court convenes next Monday morning q.
Jurors and Witnesses should be on hand
promptly.
Messrs. Simpson, Reid & Co. are ready
to supply you with garden seed. See ad.
yertisement.
All outdoor work has been at stsnd-
etill for week paet on account Of the dis
agreeable weather,
Why is nretty young lady's face like
the town clo-x? Because you generally
glance at It while passing.
Becsreful when you go out in the cold mir
to put on little more clothing than you
had on when In warm room.
A Newspaper is TO 10 published at Nc.
Cormick's, Abbeville County, by T. NJ.
Scott, under the name of the telegram.
Our worthy Chief of Police, Mr.. ]. r.
FAINT, has been sick for several days past.
We hope be will soon be at mis- post again.
Nearly everybody seems to have had
enough of snow and ice. Next July or
august they'll be wishing for some of it.
We hope Jake" our Honen Path cor
respondent, will continue t, favor the
INTELLIaEscER with tho newo of his sec.
tiOn.
Mr.. w. G. sherard, OF Monterey, Abbe-
villo County, was in the city last week,
and, Of couros, paid us visit. He holds
his own well.
Ow ng to the disagreeable weather and
ahe indisposition OF the pastor, no servi-
ces were held In the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Smith, one OF Pendleton's
whiting Mrs. DR.. J. o. Wilhite during the
past few days.
We hors Eood many Of our subscri-
bers will call in and sec us during Court
week and square up their accounts. Wo
need the money.
Lula Hurst has made about $4,000 out
Of her magnetism. It is said that several
Of tho Georgia editors are desperately in
love with her now
Nearly every grocery house in the city
Is filed mp with corn. It IS astonishing
to know how much Western corn is con-
sumed by our people.
Mr.. J. W. Provost, who has been resid-
Ing in the city for several years past, has
moved back to his plantation, about five
milea West Of the city.
The Seneca Singing Convention will
convene with Mt. Tabor Church, in this
County, next Saturday and Sunday. The
public generally invited to attend.
We are requested to state that meeting
will be held at Bolton next Saturday ct 3
o'clock p. M. in the interest OF the Car.
olina, Cumberland Gep and Chicago
Railroad.
Every house built, every workshop
erected, every good, sober, honest and In
dustrious man thai 10 added to place, Is
80 much improvem ent, 80 much life and
80 much wealth.
A young man in The city-recently ate
sixteen oranges without intelmission, and
oalu ae bolR0S6o u0 COuAu Sao - ~" 1870 y
IL anybody would psy for them. Nobody
would take him mp.
A medical authority explains that
sneeaing 10 no evidence Of o person taking
cold, but rather relief from cold already
contracted. 1t is, therefore, bad sneeze
that blows nobody good.
The Greenwood, Laurens md Spartan
burg Railroad has been completed to
Laurens, s.. G., und regular freight and
passenger trains are now running be-
tween that place and Augusta.
List Of lettern remaining in the Post
Office for tha week ending February 1s
VIM. Carr, T. O. Clay, Mrs. Lucy Earle
Miss Maggie. Hunnicntt, F. L. Kidwell.
Thadeus X. Oglesby, w. w. Smith.
John Moody, colored, who lives on Mr..
John l.. Fennell's place, In Pendleton
township, while ont rabbit hunting last
Friday, accidentally bhot himself infiict'
ing painful wound In the left arm
Mr.. L. P. Smith, agent for the Atlanta
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