The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-05-31

About the best field, of wheat we have
seen this season is that owned by Mr..
Bailey Breazeale, on the road leading
from this city to Cooley's Bridge. Right
here We might add that Mr.. Breazeale has
few equals as farmer in this section OF
South Carolina.
A Texas preacher says that he can prove
BY the Bible that man over twenty-one
years and not married can never reach
Heaven. We publish this information for
the benefit of few old bachelors around
Andersen who are still hanging on the
ragged edge Of celibacy.
The candidates seem to be somewhat
backward about coming out. Probably
they have heard Of the suggestion by
prominent farmer, to have grand cotton
.chopping the candidate chopping out the
most cotton in one day is to be pledged
the vote of the farmers.
We are indebted to Mr.. q: Webb for a
liberal sample Of the .'sherif Sale Cigar y
new brand for which he is agent. This
cigar Is manufactured Of the finest Ha-
vana filler, with sumatra wrapper, and is
one Of the best scent cigars on the mar
ket. We advise every smoker In the city
to give this cigar trial.
"a telegram was received here last Mon
3lay morning from Walhalla, asking the
police to catch and hold Tom Holden, a
negro man, who was on the down train,
fleeing from Justice. Several ofenees are
charged against him in oconee County.
He was taken In charge by the police
here, put In the lock up, and the Deputy
came for him Tuesday, and carried him
back to Walhalla, where he will be given
a hearing.
r, F. Mckinney. our efficient Chief, of
Police, made raid on crowd Of gam
sblers last Saturday night at u o'clock,
capturing eleven, four of whom were
fined ten dollars each by the Mayor Mon
day morning, the others being discharged.
Mr.. Mckinney is very active officer and
9 terror to- the ,wrong-doers OF the oity.
Dutch Thompson, Napoleon Johnson, ar:
thur Green and lillian Calhoun were the
sfour:who were. fined. q
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and every effort is being made to arrange
san interesting programme for the occa-
sion. Col. J. 9. elinkscales, OF this city,
has accepted an Invitation to address the
Association on the subject OF "obstacles
to the success Of the Public School sys-
tenn OF South Carolina" Anderson
County should. be well represented In
this meeting. Reduced railroad rates and
board for Visiting teachers will be secured.
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18th, exercises In Elocution.; Sunday
morning, une 18th, Commencement Ser
mon. sbys Rev. j.. Cuthbert, Of Aiken, s..
q Monday evening, June 18th. the LIT.
.erary Societies win have their public de-
hate ) Tuesday morning. ,June 18th. Conn
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Mrs. Lucinda Richey, wife of james N.
Richey, died at her home in .Brushy Creek
Township ON Friday, the 18th inst, In the
18th year OF her age. She died with can
COR, from which she had been patient
sufferer for some time. Mrs. Riehey was
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