The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-05
c. G. LANGsTON, LOCAL EprroR.

r.. paid us q call last Saturday.
Tho County Commissioners have tive
important noticea In this issue.
orr genial friend, Dir. N. l. Brock, o.
uonea Path, called 60 see us Tuesday.
salesday brought a large crowd to tn,
city. Everything passed off quietly.
"Old Refnrmer' was fred on Wednes
day In honor Of Cleveland's inaugura
ton
Per- ons desiring to raise mulo colts
sbould read Mr.. J. ]. PRICES advertise
rent in another column.
Some of our early gardeners who have
planted few seed have been grabbing In
the ground looking for them.
Plant corn, cow oats, raise hogs. and
always pay for your County paper. Then
YOU will live easy and die happy.
Mr.. O. H. r. FAINT. accompanied by lila
two sons. Wayne and Davis. left last week
on trip to New Orleans and Texas.
Cant. w. 7. Holland and Col. Chas. f.
Hoke, two Of the clovereot drummers on
tho road, were in the city last Monday.
Mr.. f. w. Byrnn, together with his
family, left Anderson last Friday for
Texas, whore they will In future reside.
subscribers desiring their address
changed will please give their former
,oetofIicc az we'll rs their presen. address,
John N. Mcconnell Ia selling dry goods,
boots. shoes. hats. DO, at and below cost
Read his advertisement and give him a
call.
For the benefit OF Spring poets, wa
would say that we have anpply OF poe
try on hand. LEFT over from last year 4;
therefore. don't necd any more.
Mr.. l.. P. Smiths excursion party
leaves for New Orleans next Tucsday, via
the Atlanta & New Orleans Short Line,
going through In special car.
Our venerable townsn,an, Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Archer. Is at present confined to his home,
being quite Ill. We join Will. his friends
In Wishing him speedy recovery.
A billiard .com for the colcred poo
pie has recently been opened In the
city. It in owned by nolored man, aud
10 said to DO doing good business.
An exchange says now is the time to
dig around your peach trees. take out the
worms at the root OF the tree. and fill up
.ith strong oak ashoa end cotton seed.
Mr. Samuel Xix. q highly respected cit.
isen Of Garvin township. died on last
Tueaday night Of pneumonia, after an i'll
ness of two weeks, aged about 60 yea i.
The Norman. Percheron Horse Compa-
ny has recently purchased another fine
stallion. II was exhibited in this city
one day last week, and was admired by
every one.
We have received q copy Of tho Psalm
Singer, q new paper just started at Due
West. Rev. r. F. Bradley, or Troy, is
editor. 1t Is published monthly at 60
cento per year
Tho Pioneer Fire Company will hold
ita frat meeting In It's new hall to-
morrow (Friday) evening. Every mem-
ber should be present. az tho meeting will
be al important ono.
Ar.J. II. von Hasseln han purchased
the place recently owned by Mr.. E. W.
Byrum. near tho Western side of the cor
porate limita. and has rnoyed thereto. 1t
Is valuable plaeo.
A literary address will be delivered in
the Chapel Of tiIe Wiiiirnston Female
College on tomorrow (Friday) evening,
at73 o'clock, by Che Rev. WD. r. Rich.
ardson. OF Abbeville, g. C.
Did 1t over occur tn you what very pc.
euliar word 'heroine" is7 The two first
letters are male. the three first are fe
male. the four first are brave man, and
the whole is brave woman.
Communications intended for the
Teachers Column in the ISrELLIdEscER
should be addressed to Col. J. G. Clink-
ecales, our School Commissioner. who
has charge OF that department..
Married, In the town OF Central OH the
llth February, Mt tho residence OF the
brides mother. by Rev. j. r. Riley. Mr.
Felix Boggs, OF Anderson County, and
Nlsa Nora Folger, Of Pickens County.
Mr.. Dudley A: Reed. Of this County.
has just returned from prospecting visit
to North. Alabama. He. expresses him :
self as being pleased with the country,
anl Gays he will Invest in land out there.
Col. John g. Clinkscales went to his
home at Williamson last Friday. and at
laat accounts wes not improving. We
hope his illness will not provo serious.
and that he will soon be able TO attend to
Che duties Of hio office.
WILLIAMSON and Bolton have recently
held meetings in the interest Of the Caro-
lima, Cumberland Gap q Chicago Rail-
road. At the proper time both these
Gowns will plank down liberal suin for
th' completion Sf tho Road.
Married, Mt the residence OF Mathew @.
Parker, in Piekens County, Ala, on the
shh Of January, 1885. by Rev. W. H.
MCGEE. Mr.. Willie T. O'Briant, of Pick
ems County, Ala, and Miss Maggie n.
Holland, Of Anderson, 8. G.
The first Quarterly Conference for the
Asshodiat Church for the current year
VIII bs held on next Saturday and Sum
Gay. Preaching each day at IL o'clock.
the services will begin with 4 love-feass
on FRIDAY night. Rev. +. g. Herbert.
sfesidlng Elder, or this. District, will be