The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-05-27


receive su bscrip rom any parties in
Or out of the County.
.'Fly time haa come. gentle Annie!"
May cherries are being offeredfor sale
insthe city.
The fly has attacked the wheat in some
sections Of the County.
The fruit, trees have just enough fruit
: onstnamito mature well.
When a man falls down his temper gem
orally rises before he does.
Small Spring chickens are selling in
the city at 20 cents apiece.
The doctrine of Holiness is being pretty
freely discussed in the city.
Ills said that Lowndesville will have a
newspaperin the near future.
Several Of our citizens have been on
the sick list for the past week.
The swimming seasonis is here, and the
heart of the small boy rejoiceth.
It i4said that there are four or. five far
mers In the race for the Legislature.
Mr., W. NJ. Gibson is announced as
candidate for County Commissioner.
The boys should remember that it is
s against the law to destroy BIRDS nests.
If Madame Rumor is correct we will
s have awedding in Anderson next week.
Mr. e. b. Cater has received car. load
of lake ice: If you need any ice, call on
him.
sunRower seed is said to be a healthful
food for chickens. Nov is the time to
plant
The track laying force on the Savannah
Valley Railroad has reached Lowndes-
vile,
Mr. Es Harrison, Of Abbeville. is in
the city. His many friends aresglad to
see HIM - g s
With hard times and destructive
.Aeshet; the outlook is not encouragiDg for
! business I: :s-.s- -
Ifyou have plenty of .!tatur slips, {" you
shoald divide with your less fortunate
neighbpFs s
Itis perfectly safe to have some men
! owe you q gfudge, for they never pay
y ANYTHING ~
The Augusta Chronicle was the only
daily paper received here for several days
last week.
The merchants and clerks now have
plenty Of time to sit about in the shade
and crack jokes.
Rev. ]. ". Wolling and Miss samuella
Brown have gone to Griffin, Ga, to attend
81 Holiness Convention.
Messrs. Or q Sloan have received lot
of Bo1dsm Dent corn. Farmers having to
replant corn should try il.
Judge Kershaw viii preside at the June
DC Cont 10 this County, which be-
sirs d The third Monday.
"a 80 g. 3
music to the ears of the small boy when
. he finds himself without nickle.
S $ 81
Sullivan q Bro. advertise sorghum mills
and other machinery for sale. Get their
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
4,.is;s
- dally mail route is 70 De established
'ts pes8een Enilgnss sto4fe, on, tne Savan-
{ nan y faitey haiiroao, ana Eioerton, ia.
80 VINO WIZ pc our noxs no $ mayor Z Is
oss uesllon lnat Is occasionally asked on tne
streets. Ihe election comes OF in August.
Rev. Thos. q. Herbert, the Presiding
4 Elder. viii, preach in the Methodist
) onurcn ne next sunday morning ana even
7. ine.
2 The farmers have been unable to do
any work in their crops for week or
more, and the grass is gaining on them
rapidly, e =
. From what we have seen and can hear
ils we believe more corn has been nlantad in
this Courntv.tii wear than in :, number
OF years before.
Letters TO the Neus and cb,.rier- from
various places So speak yery hopefully of
Che prospects Of the Carolina and Cum
berland Gap Railroad.
S: ,5a,, ,,.so
sionaIiy in Anderson. Neb will soon
rank as; one of the best route agents in
ssUncle Sans, service.
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VIII shortly visit several Colleges in the
State in the interest OF the Association
work.
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