The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-18

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next Wednesday evening. Dinner viii
also be served during the day. The
Company should be literally patronized
Mr.. J.. NJ. Stepp, with his family, has
moved to Line Creek, Laurens County
where he will farm and look after valu'
able plantation of his fathers. Mr..
Stepp's friends regret to SEQ him leave tho
city.
Thc-1atest dodge in the betting line is
for girls to bet kisses with young men
Both are anxious to pay if they lose, and
there is no danger of being counted out
nor no need for the services of referee
It's kiss any way.
A Missouri farmer who has been testing
seed corn from the butt, the tip and the
middle of the ears for three years finds
that the corn from the tips of the ears
will .ripen first, that from the middle
next, and that from the butt last.
We are indebted to DR.. A. c. Strickland
for an invitation to attend the Commence
ment Exercises of the Department OF
Dentistry of Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile, Tenn, on Wednesday evening. 24th
inst. Tho invitations are very handsome.
MDoes you wife talk in her sleep?"
asked one married man of another the
other day when they were comparing
notes. II don't lie awake to see," replied
the heartless husband; ''but she talks all
the restof the time, so I rather guess she
does"
Hill, Adams & Co. are offering rare in
ducements to cash buyers just now.
Their stock of guanos, acids and supplies
is complete and they. guarantee satisfac-
ton to every customer. Examine their
goods before you make your purchases
elsewhere.
We would direct attention. to the ad-
vertisement of Whitlock G. Etheridge's
Combination Plow. From the certificates
it will be seen that their plow is very
highly commended by some of the best
farmers in Anderson County. Call and
see them at Smith g. Co.'s old stand.
Messrs. Sullivan & Bro. are selling o
large number of their combination plow
stocks, an advertisement of which ap-
pears elsewhere This stock is made of
excellent material, the beam and foot of
steel instead of iron. They are offering
them at very low price, and every far
mer should have one.
McCully, Cathcart & Co. handed in
their new advertisement too late for inser-
ton this week, but look out for it next
week. They say they are not selling
goods at cost, but are selling them at
prices that will please the closest buyer.
Their stock of supplies and guano is very
large, and we advise an inspection.
w. S. Ligon & Co. are offering their
large stock of flour. bacon, molasses and
corn at just little above cost. They are
also offering the old reliable Soluble Pa
cifc Guano and Acid and the Generostee
Fertilizer at prices to suit the hard times.
Look out for their new advertisement
next week, and be sure to give them a
call.
Mr.. W. g. Sherard is now canvassing
the County selling the Fraley Quilting
Frame. During Court week he will be
in the city and will have it ON exhibition.
The Frame can be used on any sewing
machine, and lady can make quilt in
an hour or two. Our readers will hear
more of the Frame in an advertisement
at an early day.
The IHTELLIGENcER force were the
recipients last Tuesday of a large waiter
loaded with ham, eggs, salads, and other
substautials from Mr.. D. ]. Bohannon,
who keeps lunch counter on Depot
street. .Itwas prepared in an excellent
manner, and was highly enjoyed. Our
country friends, when they come to the
city, should call on Mr.. Bohannon for a
lunch, which be will sell them cheap.
A Germ all named Frederick Conda met
with e. painful accident near Mr.. j. c..
Keys residence, two miles West of the
city, last Saturday. Conda was on his
way home from the city, and while driv-
ing down the hill near Mr.. Keys's resi-
derce. his team was frightened and ian
away. He was thrown out and it is sup
posed the wagon passed over him, as he
was picked up in ar insensible condition
and conveyed to Mr.. Keys's residence
Drs. Sharpe and Frierson attended the
man. His collar bono was dislocated,
and there were several bruises upon his
person. Mr.. Keys kindly cared for the
unfortunate man until Sunday morning,
when he was removed to his horne.
Postmaster Webb has received letter
from Charles n. Atwood, of Adanisville,
Rhode Island, inquiring if there are any
persons by the name of Atwood in this
section of South Carolina. He says he
saw an account some time ago of the
drowning of E. Atwood and wife while
crossing q stream from South Carolina
into Rabun County, Ga, and he believes
that it was his brother. He says his
fathers family moved from Rhode Island
to this section of the country before the
war, and that be has lost all trace of them.
If any Of our readers can give him any
information they can address him as
above. AS the accident to which he al
ludes must have occurred in Oconee
County, perhaps if the Walhalla Courier
will extend this notice, it may catch the
eye OF some one by the same name.
We notice in the proceedings of the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of
South Carolina, which met in Charleston
last week, that our townsman, j. r.
Breazeale, Esq, was elected Most Excel
lent Grand High Priest, which is the pre-
siding officer of the Grand Chapter; also
we notice in the proceedings of the Grand
Council of R. and s. Masons of the State
that another townsman, Gen. w. w.
Humphreys, was elected Grand Master.
We congratulate these gentlemon upon
their preferment. Mr.. Breazeale has
shown US very fine ring belonging to
the Grand High Priest, which is banded
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