The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-05-24
The farmers want plenty of warm sun

Eggs have been scarce in !he city for
the past week.
Miss Annie wier, of Greenville, is in the
city visiting relatives.
The merchants and their clerks are not
kept very busy just now.
\ Every few days bale or two of cotton
is brought into the city.
Coroner Nance is now doing police duty.
He makes an efficient officer.
Florida peaches were offered for sale in.
the city last week at cent apiecss-.
The campaign this summer 70
be the dullest the County has ever had
Despite the bad weather last Sunday,
services were held in all the city churches.
Mr.. r. D. Bacot, of Columbia, is spend
ing several weeks in the city with rela-
tiyes.
Anderson had only seven delegates in
the State Democratic Convention last
week.
Corn has recently advanced in price.
Very little is being bought by our far
mers.
Five dollars cash down il our price for
nominating candidates. Please remem-
Der this.
Mr.. John r. Williams, of Central, paid
us visit last week. Time deals gently
with him.
Our Firemen are practicing nearly every
afternoon for the Tournament. Our boys
will be hard to beat.
Rev. B. NJ. Pack, Of this County,
preached in tho Baptist Church at Green
vile last Sunday.
Those Of our citizens who attended the
recent Southern Baptist Convention re-
port very pleasant trip.
Mars Is evening star at this season, and
Venusis morning star. Both Of these
planets are bright and beautiful.
This is the season Of year when the
small boy is too sick to go to school (; just
aDous e''A snousn = 9 nen
E Postmasters are clamoring for postal
rule prohibiting q negro rom calling for
his mail more than six times day.
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Neb T.. Fant, the efficient postal clerk
on the Belton and Walhalla route, spent
Sunday In the city with his parents.
This is campaign year. Don't worry
your neighbor by borrowing his paper,
but come up and subscribe for yourself
Married, on Sunday. May 20, 1883, by
Kew. e. N. Rogers, M: y. h. sa1eon TON anq
MISS y. y. Loills, al OF Anderson County.
Rev. "a. a.. Marshall, accompanied by
b6rs. Marshall. returned home last Friday.
Mrs. Marshall's health Is slightly i'm
proved. rs
New. candidates for various Offices are
being mentioned every few days. But
the candidates seam 70 % AFRAID % come
Desote ,ss tue puDho'
Tie Augusta Caron;ele says Bearden's
Band, of that city, Is seriously contem-
plating entering the Band contest during
our Tournament,
R.v:r Z, r,,oon ba, inst closad a yery
s interesting and srurocs.sful religious reyi-
val Nat at Piedmont. He was assisted Dy the
= .heg. s!s M. Dodge, OF Atlanta
The foundation walls Of the new mill
on the Anderson County side at Pied
e mont were started last y week. Tne work
WILDE pushed rapidly.
The rraas ia growing 40 rapidly since
the rree.csnt rains that the e farmers will have
"a i:do, their. .he,te;p the wav Of h,rd and
Steady work ',la 70 !keep ~ down q
The Festival given by the Pioneer Fire.
smen IN Temperance Hall last Friday even
ing Was q pleasant and successful occa-
sion. About $50. 90 were realized.
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Married. ON Sunday. Nav %. 1899 al
stba re,idenca az tba brides father bv Raw.
~ AZ I Ro,or. Nv TT Elrod .nd Mis-.
Ida 4, ;piefen,. an 81 Anderson M Comfy. a ~ :
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! gAsbInrlv lChureoh ON next SUNDAY. begin
snin,r, - at 10 O'Clock. g. Wardlaw. Esq.
viii! deliver An address on the ;occaiion.
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asonons now z h1a 2 very hue Danu' -,
man, bar, have inst ,snn,nliad am.alves
With 4 handsome nav net Of Instruments
ss Mls. :. 81. y nise very Kinoiy 1uinhnea
tae floneets ana ino epenoents WIN NOT
The Firemen appreciate .such acts Of
kindness.
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spr. Dlvver Ehas las aaosa g nrstclass olacK'
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&, = nsl'e son ol Mr.. e 4, Y. Aoker, OF WI,
namsson, H., olea lass Inursaay, agea 1ous
sympathy Of manv frisnls in the death Of
4 their little one.