The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

amightyg gcod remedy for dull times a.. ana
the blues. sss;s;:;ss
.sS ;Eyery farmer should plant q Jul crop
ssof COW .pess They are good for man and
beast sndslways command 9 good price
10 the market.
The rain came az last, and the starmera
are satisfed, at least FOR awhile. They
win now have 70 go to work TO keep
ahead Of tie grass 81, =
Ne ars requested 10 announce that the
usual weekly pray mesting viii not be
held In the baptist Church to- morrow
Fridsyl afterno Don.
An abundance Of all kinds OF fruit m Ems Ems
l season may now: be safely counted on,
and the farmers should now begin TO
rake preparations to save i. s.
NestWeek kis Commencement Week in
Anderson. cordial invitation is exi
tended TO our friends Of adjoining coun.
Ties To- attend these exercises. ss ssg
Collector Bradley has informed the
public that all Offices In bis gift are taken
The names are not yet announced, but the
choice for each Office has been definitely
settled.
The pastor Of the Methodist Church
WIN continue his sermons on the prophe-
ciea next Sunday night. The subject
wills BE, THE sermon at Ninevah and Its
effects
- The civil service examination will take e
place IN Columbia on Tuesday. June 9th.
s if any OF Sour citizens want an Office,
they should go down and stand the exam
nation.
Thoss sections along the Savannah
Valley Railroad interested In securing
the location of depots should read the
advertisement Of President Humphreys
ID this Issue.
The State Convention Of the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Church wiz be held IN Newberry. Begin
ning Thursday night, July 2, and contin- :
uing through Sunday.
"a negro boy, who was engaged at work
on Messrs. Orr, McGee q orrs new build
ing, fsll off the scaffold "a distance OF
about thirty Ave feet) Monday morning.
sHewas notseriously hurt.
Mi. r.. &. Moorhead; OF fgLowndeaville,
dropped in:to:see us last Friday: He re-
ported good rains in his section, and says
thepeople are happy over tho prospect OF
tho early completion Of the Savannah
Valley Railroad.
List OF letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending May 9th |:
NJ. Bakewell, Mrs. Cora Brown, J. R.
johnson, Howard Kay, E.<B. Lewis, g.
vi. McNair, Stokes Bros. Jane Williams,
Miss Margaret Williams. t;f
The Sunday School Celebration, which
!. was to have taken place in the Methodist
Church last Sunday afternoon, was post
poned until next Sunday afternoon. A
cordial inyitation.is extended to all to be
present. The exercises will begin at A
o'clock.
Some of our citizens are feasting upon
beans, potatoes, beets and other segetan-
bles. The recent rains have had q won
derfn1 effect upon the gardens. and in
few more days there will be an abundance
of vegetables. -
one-horse. or: rather one-elsphant, cir
4 ciises are said to be fitting out by the
dozen for tours Of the South and West
the coming Fall: and Winter. When they
eet on the road they win all be gigantic
combination concerns and the greatest
showsion earth.
An officer from the Penitentiary came
MP last Friday evening and carried Doc.
Jones. the colored convict whose capture
Ne mentioned last week, back to Colum-
sbia. AS soon as Jones's term expires, he
VIII be brought back TO Anderson and
tried for house. breaking.
The Managers Of the Exposition at
New Orleans have decided to reopen the
Exposition 1st Of next November. An
derson sent over one hundred and fifty
visitors to the Exposition during the past
five months, and will doubtless send that
many or more during next Winter.
The following is recommended as a
sure cure for chicken cholera: Take one
part OF alum, two parts each of epson
salts and charcoal. Pulverize thoroughly
ard mix with dough. Feed them with
the dough before they go to roost and
keep them away from water.
The excursion OF the Sunday Schools
to Williamson Tomorrow promises to be
pleasant occssion. The committees has
perfected all necessary arrangements, and
nothing is wanted now but beautiful
day and plentyto eat, The train will
leave here at 8 O'clock a. M, and return
( st6p. m.
Mr.. John a. Hopkins died at his resi-
dence in this city OH last Saturday after
noon, after painful illness Of few
weeks. at the ripe old age Of eighty.one
years. Mr.. Hopkins wss born and raised
in this County, and has always resided in
our midst. He was we'll known. and a
hosts Of friends will regret to hear of his
death. He was smember of the Methc-
( dist Church Of this city. After appro-
pirate funeral services, conducted by Rev.
J. w. Wolling, at the residence of the
deceased, on Sunday afternoon, his re-
mains were inferred in the Presbyterian
cemetery. de leaves an aged wife and a
: large posterity TO mourn his death.