The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-04-30
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we are requested to announce that there
VIII be q basket pic nio at Mr.. w. A.
Geer's spring, on Saturday, May 9th. An
the young people Of the surroundino,
country are cordially invited TO attend
,fhe day will doubtless be pleasant one
The attention Of our readers ia directed,
70 the card OF Mr. Julius Poppe. Parents
desiring their children to take music les.
sons could place them under no bettor
tutor than Mr. Poppe. who is an accom-.
plished musician. His terms are reason.
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AT regular communication OF Herman
Lodge, no. ITO, A. H. NJ, hold recently.
The following ofIicers were elected to serve
the present Masonic year: B. 8. Tucker,
". ID; s. II. Stone, g. w; "A. f.. Rice
J. W.; w. d. Gray, Treas. J.rL. BRYAN
sec. ]. H. Bell, Tyler.
l. The ladks Of the Methodist Church
wili serve ice cream and cake In the grove
az Dr. Nafdin's Tomorrow (Friday) even
ing, Beginning at o'clock. The Young
America Cornet Band will furnish the
music for the occasion. The ladies
should be literally patronized.
Wednesday afternoon OF last week
the dwelling house Of Mr. T. J. Leak, on
Main street, caught FIRE. The alarm was
given, and the Pioneers responded very
promptly. but their services were not
needed, as the flames were extinguished
as soon: as discovered. No damage.
The Walhalla Gurier of last week says:
"Mr. Berry Darby, young man OF An
detson 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"
1t is stated that 25 per cent. of the wheat
crop of Tennessee has been ~plowed up,
aud the land will be planted in other
crops. Bad news continues to come from
the wheat crop in nearly every part of the
Union, and the indications are that flour
will advance considerably in price in tho
near future. sts {. M t,
Our people should use every precaution
against sickness. Clean up your back
yards,a out-houses, plg-pens, &c., and
keep them clean. The Chief Of Police
will, we presume, be around on Nh In
specting tour soon, and you should see
how clean and nice you can mako every
thing look when he calls.
The City Council request US to state
that all parties owing taxes OH the third
instalment Of the subscription of $l2,5oO
by the city Of Anderson to the Savannah
Valley Railroad Company must pay up
on or before the 18th Cf May next After
the 18th the Clerk Is required to enforre
payment by process of law.
On Sundny afternoon, 12lb inst, while
Mr.. w. B. He'll and family, OF Varennes
township, were off visiting neighbor,
come one entered Mr.. Halls yard and
cut his new we'll rope into pieces. This
was q mean trick. Mr.. Hall rays ii the
person who did It. w. w. Fay 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 arc
white men, and not one Of them that we
tried could shaw us with tho ease and
comfort that Alex. johnson or Henry
Mikell can. We doubt II there are two
better BARRIERS to be found anywhere than
Johnson and Mikell.
The new Baptist Church at Lowndes-
vile, in Abbsvi]le County, will be dedi-
Gated next Sunday. DR.. Chas. Manly, Of
Greenvslle, 10 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, i
List Of letters remaining In the Post.
Office for the week ending April Goth : 4
Bill Bruce, j. A. Bryson, Ephfrom Cam
non, Miss Jsnie Chambers, l.. 9. Coving-
ton, JOHN Allen Degraphreed, Steward
Dixon, COL, Steward Edwards, Mary
Evins, col, r. N. Flcke1t. Charlie Harri-
son,, Rebecca Oliver, J. F. Robson, Laura
scoggins, Albert shoemste, J. Z. Todd,
James Webb. ,s.3
tom has an awful long arm," said she,
in a:muaipg mood, at the breakfast table.
How do yon know ?" asked he, father.
in nan like simplicity. "Why," che re-
plied, "my waist belt is a." And then
she.caught glimpse of her mamms'a
horrified 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 &c.
The Crosscr,t correspondent Of the
Honea Path Pl,indsaler says: "a gent OF
Anderson stopped In our section q few
days ago. He Lett the next day acconpa.
MED by a friend from Honea PSth TO visit
another family, whnre they amused the
fair seq, OF sdisgust,d Ttbem7 with q re-
hearsal OF their Did Idhetition-beggihg that
they be excepted" Wonder who, this
"gent OF ofAnderson'is3, u. 5l;;:e.!s 81
!. MRS. afaiinday Hamraond died at the
residence OF her lhusband, Mr. D.. 81.
Hammond. at, PlsrCotown, last Monday
morning, after an illness Of more than
wear, aged about tEirtv.eeven years. Mrs.
Hammond was ans exemplary member OF
Beaverdem ;Daptist .Ghnrch,, and was
highly esteemed by oil who knew her.