The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-06-04
BRIEF MENTION

Mr. w. A. Chapman has tho best ,oto,,
OF wheat in the city.
The small grain crops have improved
wonderfully since the rains.
The recent rains have damaged IN.
strawberry crop in the city.
Mrs. H. l.. Adams, OF Seneca CITY, Is
visiting her parents in the city.
MIR. IS. Ligon and wife went to spor.
tanburg last Friday to visit relatives.
Messrs. C. +. Jones Il Co. are of,er,, ,
bargains In goods to cash buyers See
card. 'ee
Now that the Postofice matter has hes,,
settled. what will our people havo TO talk
about?
Inc majority Of young men are now
having their heads sandpapered for ,bo
Summer season.
The Rev. DR.. Mullaly, Of Oconoe Coun.
ty, honorcd our sanctum with pleasant
call last Monday.
Last Monday did not have the appear
ahce OF Salesday. There were very fay
people in the ci,v.
The health or 4 An,lersou wpy uev,.r ho,
| Ter than now. There IL scarcely uny
sickness In the city.
Capt. w. ID. Evins and family vii,
have been spending tho Winter in Florida
have returned to Anderson.
A prayer meeting, for men oulv. will be
hesd III The temperance Hall next Sun
day afternoon, ut 81 o'clock.
Capt G. W. Mattison, or Donsldsyille
was in the city last Tuesday, and paid
the lkrELLIGENcER pleasant call
Spring chickens are rather scarce in
this market just now, and the few that
are brought in command good prices.
Miss Susie Sloan, one of Seneca. most
charming young ladies, is in the CITY, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Stephens.
Messrs Warren Keown and Alfred Bal
Icy, who have been residing in Florida
for some time pnst, have returned to An.
derson.
Mrs. Tabitha Taylor, wife Of Mr.. G. w.
Taylor. died at her home near B-Iton on
Wednesday, 9th ult after u brief illness,
aged about 48 Years.
Teachers of public schools and other
Persons who hold November claims
against the County arc requested TO pre-.
sent them for payment.
III difficulty last Friday night at
Wiliiamrton James Minor, colored, re-.
ceived painful wound on his head which,
came near proving fatal
On last Saturday Mrs. Rebecca Cald
well. Of Rock Mills Township, shot and
killed an owl which measures, four feet
three and u half inches from tin to tin of
Its wings.
We are requested tn announce that a
match gano Of base ball will hn played
In the city this (Thur-.lay) afternoon
between the Williamson Club and the
Anderson Club.
Attention Is directed to the change IN
MtEsrr. Sullivan Il Bros advertisement.
Among other things, they are ADVERTISING
an excellent secondhand engine and
thresher for sale at low prices.
Mr.. w. +. Boatner, one of William
ston's clever young bachelors, has just
completed handsome cottage In that
village, and rumor says he will soon take
unto himself partner for lifo.
A series Of meetings will begin in the
Methodist Church next Sunday night
The pastor will be assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Darby. who will also occupy the pull
pit of that Church nextSunday morning.
The pews in the Methodist Church at
Williamson have recently been painted
and beantiful new carpet put down.
These improvements add mirh to the ap-
pcarnncc Of the interior Of the building.
The appointment Of Mr.. Charles w.
Webb IN Postmaster for the city of An
dorson by President Cley eland gives gen.
eral satisfaction. Mr.. Webb Is n young
man of excellent business qualifications,
and will make q model officer.
The Greenvillo News, Of Wednesday,
announces the death Of Capt. W. Il. Nc
Gee, which occurred at his home in
Cokesbury on last Monday evening.
Capt. MCGEE has many friends in Ander-
son County who will regret to hear of his
death. =,
We are indebted TO our nearest neigh.
Dor. Mr.. L. L. Green, for a liberal sample
of Thurber's Number Five Cigar. a largo
lot of which he has just received. Over
Ii, 900 Of these cigars " ero sold last
year Call on Mr.. Green and try the
Number Five. They are excellent.
A very large crowd attended the Sun.
day School Celebration In the Methodist
Church last Sunday afternoon. The exer-
cists were different from the usual Sun
day School celebrations. being partici-
pated Iii altogether by little boys and girls.
The occasion was All exceedingly interest.
ing one.
Miccanopy (Fla.) Gazette: "Capt. Wren
shot four alligators on Payncs Prairie
last week, the sizes ranging from eight to
ten feet long, He brought one Into his
gallery. and took, photograph Of it,
which locks as natural as life, II. not as
ugly" Send us one Of its photographs,
Captain.
The Normal Institute for colored tea Oh.
ers in this State will be held in Aiken du-