The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-14
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A real nice rain Sabbath night. Far
msrs came to town yesterday hurrledly,
to get few little things. AL Is quiet to-
day.
G. E. Harper is quite sick, but we are
glad to report him improving. No man
is missed off the streets more than Mr..
Harper.
Capt. J. B. Humbert sold his cotton
yesterday to Mr.. Copeland, of Laurens.
he says he sold cheap enough. He
always keeps an accurate account Of the
cost Of all crops raised on his fam.
Through the kindness of Miss Lizzie
Brock we had the pleasure of attending
the cheutaugua circle Friday night. The
programme-Was interesting. All we
have to say is to express our regret at
not taking the same course.
Mrs. Emma Davis gave the young
folks a sociable Friday night. All speak
of what q nice time they had, even to
"Uncle Charley
w. s. Brock, ofthe Sullivan Hardware
Co., and his brother, J. W. Brock, of this
place have bought ont the hardware firm
Of Cunningham & Humphreys at Ander-
son. Walt. has made many friends, and
will get q large patronage, while John
makes speciality Of taking care OF the
dollars. They will succeed.
Some miscreant with evil design enter
ed the premises Of T. H. Brock Saturday
night, cutting fruit trees and we'll rope,
moving one Of the nice urns from the
front gate over on the railroad and the
other above the house on bridge, leav-
ing them. They then went to the flower
pit and pulled few flowers and left.
On two former occasions bridges have
been torn up at night and the parties
have gone free. A vigilance committee
might possibly catch some of the boys at
such work some time and wait on them
very politely.
been attending the Charleston Medical
College, stopped over here to see some
friends on his way home Friday.
The Doctors loaing with us on the
streets is the sign Of healthfulness.
Occasionally we hear of case of ''grip",
mo serious illness that We are aware OF
just now.
NJ. M. Mattison was in town day or
30 ago, looking after his insurance inter-
ests.
DIR. Wright, the Dentist, will be found
in Office regularly from this on.
J. Harry Shirley came home Sunday.
He is still in the Express business, hav-
ing nice run from Asheville to Colum-
bis.
Now, while I think of it, let me remind
everybody of the charades Friday night.
Come.
"Citizen Josh" can't be downed in
politics but a bicycle stood him on his
head in ditch, much to the amusement
ofa crowd Of bystanders who were wit
Messing his efforts to master the art by
main strength and awkwardness.
M. A. Kay has purchased an Oliver
Chilled Plow and is off on his place ter
racing. He still likes farming.
w. II. Latimer, who works for Milford
q Monroes, had the misfortune Of tumb-
ling down the cellar steps, hurting his
shoulder and arm severely but not seri-
ously.
Politics are all quiet down this way.
Occasionally we hear one ask another
who is his choice for Governor. The
response is generally "Gary Evans" with
the Tillmanites and "Tindalp' with the
Ants. We offer no opinion of our own.
M. T. Brock, w. A. Shirley, r. A.
Monroe and Bob Wing spent Friday on
| the river fishing. Rather early, but they
brought back a few small fishes. =.