The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12

Court Is In session at WaiheNa this
week.
The guano dealers are doing good
business.
The back bone of Winter seems as solid
as IL crowbar.
Read the advertisement headed "splen-
did Planting"
Major E. B. Murray ia extending Court
at wahalla this week.
In Charleston nine strawberries can be
purchased Tor quarter.
A few flakes Of snow fell in the city lsat
Sunday about o'clock.
The fruit tree men are beginning to
make thoir appearance.
The Cotton Plant for March is full of in.
terestng reading matter.
Mr.. E. II. Aull has retired from the
Newberry Herald and Nstrs.
Miss Annie Towers. OF Rome. Ca, 10
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Fl. N. Reed. of Augusta. Ga, is
in Anderson visiting relatives.
Miss Ella Mc9ee. OF Bolton, spent sew
eral days in the city this week.
1t IL said that there are eight or nine
applicants for the Anderson Postofiice.
There are several very fine whist play.
ers among the young ladies or Anderson.
An annular eclipse OF the sun will occur
next Monday between l2 80 and o'clock.
Court adjourned last SATURDAY.. Every
case that was ready for trlal.wa disposed
Of
It Is said that about GOO acres Of tobacco
will be planted In spartanburg this
Spring.
The Grand Lodge Of Good 1emplars of
south Carolina meets at Piedmont neat
month.
Miss Lena Johnson, OF Walhalla, 10 in
tho city visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Breazeale.
The many friends of Mrs. w. H. Over.
man, Of Salisbury, N. c, are glad to see
her in the city.
Miss Maria Kidd. Of Harlw ell. Ga. has
been visiting friends in the city during
tho past week.
Here you are again-rcading borrow
ed paper. why don't yod subscribe for
the INTaLL1oENcER?
The weather for the past week has been
favorable to the farmers, who have made
good use Of the time.
No services were hold in tho Baptist
Church last Sunday, on account of the
illness Of the pastor.
Mr.. ]. J. Truasell his been appointed a
Trial Justice for Honea Path township.
vice r. N. Wright, deceased.
Everybody is consoled with the hope
that the severe and protracted cold
weather insures full fruit crop.
Several petitions were circulated In An
derson last week by friends of applicants
for various government positions.
The Hartwell Sun says merchant Of
that town bought 33 bales of cotton from
South Carolina farmer last Thursday.
The Aiken Comedy Company gave two
entertainments in the city last week. The
audiences were disappointed In the troupe.
we are sorry TO learn that our venera.
BILE friend, Mr.. NJ. Lessor, Is quite sick.
We trust he will soon be up and out again.
The Presbyterian congregation Of this
city has adopted the new hymn book re-
gently published by order OF the General
Assembly.
BY soine unaccountable oversight,
woman was recently drawn on the jury
FOR the approaching term of Court in
Richland County.
Rev. DR.. Burkhead, the revivaiist, Is
conducting serlea Of meetings at New.
berry. He has just closed u very success
full meeting at Laurens.
The colored glee club OF this city treat
cd ua to q seredade the other night.
There are some fine voices in the club,
and they make good music.
One OF the hardest OF oil crops "to
raise in the financial sense, 10 "a mort
lgage. but 1t ie easy to plant. The less one
plants Of mortgage the better.
Since the oat crcp promises TO be 30
ohort this year, every farmer ought to
iplant an extra amount of corn, In order
to nieke up for shortage in the oats.
An old bachelor says the reason why
women as class don't smoke is because
ithey can't.keep their mouths shut long
senough to prevent cigar going out.
CIV. ST. John. the late prohibition can
sdidate for President, will visit Greenyille
'at an early day. Hs is travelling through
sthe South in the interest Of the temper
5ance cause.
The cadets Of the Anderson Military
School will have o Dress Parade on the
Court House Square this (Thursday) after-
nooa. at Al O'Clock, provided tho weather
% favorable
. A sweet disposition Is SO excellent that
~ ought to be emhlazoned upon every
ahought and act of life. Don't fret. Don't
whine. Don't look at the vorld through
3plue goggles. !,
Our young friend. Paul sharpe. who
i sHa' been residing nt Admission. Ala. for
year past returned to Anderson last week.
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