The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-05-30
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LOCAL NEWS

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OCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 80.
a few cherries are being offered for sale
in the city.
Next Monday is salesday. 1t promises
Ito be q1iet, dull one.
There were two intsrments in the col
ored cemetery last Sunday.
Mrs, N i: FAINT is spending few days
III the city visiting relatives.
Several Of oar lawyers are attending the
Supreme Court in Columbia this week.
The farmers complain about the dam:
age that is being done by the cut worm:
): e.. Keys, Of the South Carolina
1 Railroad, has been visiting his parents
( earthe city.
Several OF our citizens are feasting on
\ beans. The dry westher is damaging the
crop onsiderably.
sss saThe City Council has placed large cis-
tsrn: In Hampton street, between McDuf-
he and Main streets.
Frying.sixe chickens continne to bring
s fancy prices in the city. The supply Is
not equal to the demand.
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W. Quattleb Esq, has gone to
Newberry, and win he absent from his
Office until Saturday morning.
They have new kind of q dress now.
The fashion books called it a "blowse"-a
tirst cousin to the Mother Hubbard.
large crowd or negroes went down the
& Savannah Valley, Railroad last Friday
and spent the day at Calhoun's Mill.
MI. Ste vart Land, of Columbia, has
y been spending 8 few days in the city
viewing the scenes Of bis boyhood days.
hrs. WV. Keys, Of Greenville, came
lover last week to spend a few days with
sher many friends and relatives In the city.
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The Savannah Farmers Alliance will
i taosd en- important meeting on Friday,
.Jn1e 7th. Every member is urged to at
ttend
Trinity Alliance wili meet next Satrir-
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock, to transact
simportant business. "a full meeting is
desired.
ssIf,a gf and half ests 8 peck and
.shalfo9e 5nplums in an hour and a half,
howIor will lit take bevy Of girls to eat
npap aorehard ?
STf ooksof Subscription to the CAPT
talsi softhe Bank of Pendleton will be
sopei Eat Pendleton on Thursday, June
st6th. See advertisement.
One of our Oldest citizens says we have
HAD more wind during this month than
She has ever experienced during the same
znoath Of any preceding year.
There was a light frost visible in several
sections Of the County last Thursday
morning; and I'm low, damp places it
slightl damaged corn and cotton.
The:young man who meets his best girl
onSthe street now without a little extra
change in his pocket will be, in the soup.
The girls will drink soda water and eat ice
cream. Il
Tie June Term of the Circuit Court
SconCsnes in a bbeyille next Monday, and
! ,tks session promises to be a tedious one.
There are five or six murder cases on the
docket.
s The LoRndesYille accommodation train
will leave the city naxt Saturday after
sznoonat 5.15 O'clock instead of o'clock,
anEorders TO retnrn with: the pic mic crowd
I at an earlier hour.
The Rock Mills Alliance will hold q
special meeting next Saturday afternoon
for the purpose OF attending to important
i sbusinsss. The members are requested to
I turn ont promptly.
Mr.J.sW. Shields has secured the SER
Ssyiees OF Ne. ". Il. Robinson, in his barber
sshop. He IS formerly cf Nashville, Tenn,
and is a fine barber. isse advertisements
sSsnd give him a.call.
.s We had q brief but pleasant cali from
Mr.. Lawrence Robinson, Of Abboville
COUNT, last Monday morning He Is q
popular young man, and most energetic
and progressive farmer.
There has been no difficulty yetin keep
Sing down the grass. tut when the rain
ibegins there will probably be a great deal
s-ofit, and ;tsw will take hard and swift work
ITO Keep the crops clean. I:
The value of the pea crop cannot be
stoverestimatsd, and our farmers should
put in agood crop OF them. Peas never
Sdaii to bring . good price, as the supply is
.sneyer equal to the demand.
The dry weather for the last three weeks
HAS almost ruined gardens. It will be
well to continue planting. such vegetables
as will have time to mature, as theseasons
may be more favorable in the future.
Prof. w. E. Breazeale, who has been
pursuing q special eoErse OF study IN Col
lege at New Brunswick, MI, for the past
eight months, returned home last week,
and was gladly welcomed by his friends.
Ths HopeWell Farmers Alliance win
meet at Hopewell School House next
! Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. As bust
ness Of 1mportance will be considered, it
is hoped that every member will be pres
-ent.
The Anderson Baptist Sunday School
will picnic at Jolly's Springs next Satur-
day, the 1st June. All who wish the COM
mittee to provide conveyances for them
will please notify Mr.. B. Frank -Mauldin
without delay.
The store-room now occupied by Nc
: Gully, Cathcart & Co., IS to be remodeled.
The front wall is to be torn down, and