The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-04-22

S he sat down on tack or a pin, he'd die.
The farmers are busy planting cotton.
Corn planting is also going on with vim.
Tomorrow is Good Friday. If you
2 shayn't planted beans, you can do so now.
Mr.. T.. 81. Aull has retired from the ed
itorial staff Of the Newberry Herald and
Mems.
Many beautiful and stylish dresses and
hata viii see the light next Sunday, if the
day IS fair.
The Easter services in Grace Episcopal)
Church next Sunday will be especially
} interesting.
IN some sections Of the State the candi-
! dates are making their wants known to
TIE s'dear people"
Some one says beau on girls arm is
worth two on her hat. That depends on
Sshow tight it Is tied.
DR.. i. B. Johnson and Messrs. 81. D. A.
Bieman and Johns. Werner, Of Walhalla,
spent Tuesday in the city.
An old citizen says that after this week
the frnit crop will be safe. II he is right,
we viii have plenty of fruit.
Col. r. E. Mason, oneof the proprietors
.of the patent Touring mills Of Wsstmin-
str, spent Tuesday In Anderson.
Rev. Thos. @. Ligon preached an inter-
esting and forcible sermon in the Metho-
dist Church last Sunday evening.
Coll. E. Campbell will conduct the
/; prayer meeting of the w. G. T. II. in
Temp persace Hall next Sunday afternoon.
Young Ladies are collecting hat.linings
! for crazy guilt patches. Therefore big
brothers find q new nse for their old hats.
The average housekeeper is now aching
for the time when she can have hesmith-
Green's beaten out OF the sitting room car
pat
Mr.Z. D. Chamblee, a former citizen of
anderson, has been critically i'll at his
: home In Elberton, Ga, for some time
pest.
Easter cards are becoming more and
raore popular every year. Messrs. g. w.
FAINT & Son have beautiful selection for
sale.
Wehaye certainly had some beautiful
Spring weather during the past few days,
and vegetation has advanced very rap
idly.
Rev. i. N. Aver occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist Church last Sunday morn
!. ing, and preached most interesting SER
mon.
Persons desiring to purchase fine grape
cuttings, should consult Mr.. D. A. Reid,
5 whose advertisement appears in another
column.
A party of gallant youths, accompanied
by an equal number of the "sweet Six
taens' of the city, picniced at High
Shoals last Saturday.
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"A lady remarked in our presence the
other day: "I always patronize those
! merchants who patronize the newspaper" !"
Sensible woman, she is.
Z The notes and accounts belonging to
the estate of Capt. John McGrath are in
the hands Of Prince & vaudiyer for col.
lection. See advertisement.
Col. s. B. Pickens, the clever General
Freight Agent Of the South Carolina Rail
road, accompanied by his mother, passed
up the road last Saturday to Pendleton.
Rev. John M.Lander, of Williamson,
will preach in the Methodist Church of
this city next Sunday morning, and Rev.
J. s. Murray will preach in the evening.
Prof. @. W.Moore has retired from the
editorial work on the Seneca Free Press,
and Mr.. John G. Cary resumes the har-
ness which he laid aside some time since.
The annual Convention of the Stock
holders Of the Savannah Valley Railroad
Company will be held in this city on
Wednesday, 18th of May. See advertise
ment.
Drs. P. A. Wilhite and W. H. Nardin
from this city, are in attendance upon the
meeting of the State Medical Association
In which both of these physicians occupy
prominent positions.
The Rough and Ready Firemen were
out practicing Monday afternoon. They
have gone to work in earnest, and er'
long will rank among the best coloree
Companies in the State.
A joint stock company has been formed
at Honea Path, and has bought the inter
est of Messrs. Gregory & Harris in tn
Plain6cal~. The latter gentleman vii
start paper at Woodruff.
Mr.. T. B. Dillingham; is in the cit.
spending a few days with his brother
He has spent the Winter in Florida
and Is now on his way to Alabama, wher'
he has situation on railroad.
The Supreme Court is now in session
The Eighth Circuit will be called on It'll
Of May and continue for five days. Ap
plications for admission to practice mus
be fled on or before the 9th inst.
A certain young married man in tow1
Is in favor of having baby show. III
says his baby would carry off first prize
We expect there are fifty fathers in An
derson who think the same thing.
Mr.. James T. McGill has been promot
G.. to the position of associate editor o
the Hartwell Sun. Accept our congratu
lations, Jim. May you reach the topmos
round. in the ladder of Journalism.