The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-04-30

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given, and the Pioneers responded; very
promptly, but their, services were not
needed; as the flames were extinguished
as soon.a discovered. No damage
The Walhalla Co,.rier of last week says :
..Mr. Berry Darby, . young man OF An
deraon County, died at his sisters, Mrs.
James Phinney, in West Union, on last
wednesday afternoon, of pneumonia.
His body. was, carried to Sandy Springs,
in Anderson County, for interment."
It is stated that 25 per cent. of the wheat
crop Of Tennessee has beenrploweds ups
and .ahe land will be planted in other
crops. Bad news continues to come from
tho wheat crop IN nearly every part OF the The
Union, and the Indications are that -four
will advance con siderably in price in the
near futdfs' fs & So 81;
Our people should use every precaution
against sickness. Clean up your back
yards. out-honses, pig-pens. 60, and
keep them clean. The Chief Of Police
twill, we; presume, be.around on an in
specting tour soon, and You should see
tthow.cl san and nice you can make every
i-thing look when he calls. go
The City Council request Us to state
that all parties owing taxes on the third
of the subscription of $12,500
lfby, the city Of Anderson to the Savannah
valley Railroad Company must pay up
on or before the 18th of May next After
the 18th thel Clerks required to enforce
payment By process Of law.
On Sunday afternoon, 18th inst, while
Mr.. w. B. Hall. and family, of Yarennes
township, were off visiting neighbor,
fsome one entered Mr.. Halls yard and
cut his new well rope into pieces. This
was am San trick. I Mr.. Hall rays il the
person who did it will pay him for the
damage it will be thankfully received.
Anderson is ahead Of New Orleans in
one respect, and that is in its BARRIERS.
All the BARRIERS Of the Crescent City are
white nlen, ard not one Of them that we
tried could slave US with the ease and
comfort that Alex. Johnson or Henry
Mikell can. Wssdoubt if there are two
better BARRIERS to Be found anywhere than
johnson and Miksll..
The new Baptist Church at Lowndes-
Vile, in Abbeyille County, will be dedi-
Gated next Sunday. DR.. Chas. Manly, Of
Greenvslle, is to preach the dedication
sermon, and other ministers are expected
to be present. The public generally, and
those who contributed to the building
especially. are invited to attend, There
will also be preaching on Sunday,
List Of letters remaining in the POST
Office for the week snding April 10th !:
Bin Bruce, "A. Bryson, Ephfrom Cam
non, Miss jamie Chamhers, L. g. Coying-
tor, John Allen Degraphreed,. Steward
Dixon, col, Steward Edwards, Mary
Eyins, COL, r. N. Ficke4t, Charlie Harri-
sops sRebecca Oliver, ]. F. Robson, Laura
(scoggins, Albert shoemate, j. e. Todd,
James Webb.
'Hom has an awful long arm," said she,
in amusing mood, at the breakfast table.
i"How do you known asked her father,
in nlan-llAe simplicity. "Why," she re-
Piled, '.my waist belt is a-' And then
Fshe.causht glimpse Of her mammals
Mortified face glaring over the coffee urn,.
and she thought she would die, sure
enough. But she didn't. She only said
that Tom told her 30.
The Crosscut correspondent Of tho
Honea Path Plaindsaler says: "a gent OF
Anderson stopped in our section a few
days ago. He left the next day accompa.
MED by friend from Honea Path TO visit
another family, where they amused the
fair sex, or sdisgusted them, with a re-
hearsal Of their old begging that
they be excepted" Wonder who, this
"gent ofAnderson" ISL
Mrs. Malinday Hammond died at tho
l.residence of her husband, lSr. D.. II.
Hammond, at Plercetown, last Monday
morning, after an illness of more than q
year, aged about thirty.seven years. Mrs.
Hammond was an, exemplary member of
Beaverdam Baptist Church, and was
highly esteemed by all who knew her.
She leaves bereaved husband and ten
children to mourn her death.
Say, why do you complain if your local
paper fails to give every scrap of news
afloat (? Do you ever furnish the editor
with an item of news of any kind
Think back and see If you cannot remem-
ber of occurrences that you could have
sent him on postal card that would have
been news to his readers, and when you
reyolve these things in your mind stop
growing at the editor and blame your
self.
The Hartwoll Sun suys: "The Baptist
Sunday School of this place has projected
pic mic at the beautifully picturesque
hamlet OF Andersonville, S. c., on the
End Saturday in May next. The selection
of place is admirable. The scenery at
Andersonville is lovely, and tits here the
laughing Tugalo and placid Seneca unite
and form the majestic Savannah. Every
body is expected to carry well filled
basket"
The Commencement exercises of the
Anderson Military School will take place
Tuesday night, Wednesday and Wednes
day night, June End and srd. Gen. Eli
son Capers, of Greenville, s. c., has &C
cepted an Invitation to deliver the annual
grafton before the school. His address
will be delivered on the night of JUNE
3rd. The occasion promises to be an in
5eres.ing one, and the students and friends
Of the school are looking forward to i
| with pleasant anticipations.