The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-03-29
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L0CAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
ssl Next Mondaysi is salesday.
Now is the best time to apply little
uhitewash and paint
The Methodists will occupy their new
Church next Sunday.
We can ct any time supply you with a
@ blank deed or mortgage.
The Till Family will be greeted by q
large audience night.
It's the general opinion now that sllthe
IS peaches have been killed.
Mr. w. s. Baskin. Of Lowndesville,
paid ne 3 call last Friday.
MI. Abe Clarke. OF Greenville, spent a
few days nsthe city last week.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at9 to 81 cents.
It Is said there will be "a dozen or more
IS cand didates for County Commissioners.
ene Is very little sickness in the city,
and: d:the doctors alei having an easy time.
Text Sunday Is Easter. The girls and
boys VIII alt be out in new Spring suits.
onr advertising columns are full of in
tormation every week. Read them care
fully
The 2. r. 6. Railroads telegraph
opelator ct Iowndesyille Is only twelve
years Ole.
- girls kiss each other, and men"
not Because girls have nothing better
8 tes kiss, and men have: .ii.sS -
good. way TO make some people mad :.
81 Send them 8 paper on credit and then
dun them for: r:the money.
Rev. olscn will conduct the
devotional services of the =. M. @. a..
next Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
After the 1st Of April the sportsmen will
g have to, lay sway their guns until next
8 aoyemb bar The game law Is in force
then
The storm signal was hoiated last Mon
day bntto the: delight of our people the
e storm didnot come We delight thus to
be- disapp pointed May it ever be SO.
Io-nor1owSiss Good Friday. We pre-.
S. sume theo1 custom Of planting beans on
that day wilEnot be indnlged in very ex.
rs tensively as- Il comes a little too early
Last Ihulsdsy was one of the coldest
q days Of the season. The ground WAS
frozen, and ica formed where water was
exposed The early gardens were given
setbask. 80 s
Hi. y. Es Moorhead, formerly OF this
County. hut now an employee OF the
Stats Lunstic Asylum at Columbia has
& bean spending e few days inour midst:
Hi relatiyes 3 80
Married On Tuesday, March %, 1888;
s:sby Rev. NJ sMcaee, Nj. John {. C.Acksr, of
Anderson County, and Miss Fannie Town.
send daughter OF Mr.. ]. +. Townsend, Of
eoksbusy, 8. @.
Marxisd, at the residence Of the BRIDES
Z ather, near Lowndesville, on Thursday,
March 2sslsss by Rev. ". s. Marlin, Mt.
q. Scoggins and Miss Anna Robinson,
both of Abbeyille County.
Ehe Sullivan Hardware Company has
sjnst received 8 large lot OF steel nails,
which they are selling at the same price
8 e. common iron nails. Give them trial,
and you illuse themhll the time.
WardlaW, Esq, leff Anderson last
Tuesday for spartanburg, s. G., where he |
wentto attend the State Sunday School
Conyention, which Is now In session
then. Hewill return Friday or ssatur-
-; Messrs. Clark Bros. have secured the
q @geryicas of M. WIN 8. Breazeale, Of
81 Greanpille, s. their tailor shop. Mr.
g Breaseals ts.aE tine workman, having BEEN
{ trained By his father, the late Nj. Stephen
Breazeale
Last Thursday night. Miss Savannah !
nms ayouns white woman about q |
years old. gas committed to jail by j. :H.
chinson, Trial Justice, charged with
entering upon The land Of Mrs. Massey, in |
s esaryin Townahip, after notice not do So |
A married Imam remarks: ssThe time is
;stear at hand when the nocking bird viii
ssing it's sweetest lays, and when your |
othersin:law win gently place her ten
der hand IN yours and tell You that she |
has come for the summer. Happy sea-
son r, :
The Oakland Reading Club will hold a |
pnbho meeting on Saturday night, April |
6 7ths at the Gross Roads School House,
near Mr.. q. fuckers reaidence, at which.
time Col J. g. Clinkscales viii deliver an
address The public IS cordially invited
To- attend.
Mr.. 3. Ashley, Of Martin Township,
has killed 2 number Of fine porkers this
winter and he says there is money in
Raising hogs. a few days ago he killed
two pigs about eight months old, which
l netted him ;oYer one hundred pounds Of
meat each. s5
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An exchange says chloride OF lime Is an
infallibls preventive for rats, as they flee
y nom itss odor as from q pestilence. It
should be thrown down their holes and
D spread about wherever they would be
likely to come, and should be renewed
: on;e g fortnight.
Idst Of lettus remaining in the POST
office for theweek' ending March 2s. 1888
=. Bnrton; Mrs. Jas. R. Burton, Charles
Car. =: g. Clark, Miss Maggie johnson,
ss ~ B. Keys. Abraham Mcearter, Mrs.
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