The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-04-25

OF April anu tu6 ISL VI may Lucy SoA4S
up to spawn and will subsist on air ard
dew and will remain about forty-two
days. They split the limbs of trees and
6eoosit their eggs, which hatch in twenty
one DAYS, They then return to the earth
and stay until 1907.
The Easley Democrat says: 1.-TWO new
postofices have been established recently
in Brusby Creek Township, Anderson
County. One is called White and is 10.
Gated at the residence Of Jas. W. White,
who has been appointed postmaster; the
other is located at the residence OF j. Iheo'
dore Smith, and is called Burdine, with
Mr.. Smith postmaster. For the present
they will be supplied from the Easiey
Office"
A LAWYER gives this advice: "Additions
to rented premises, when made by the ten
ant should never be fastened with nails,
but screws. The reason for this lies In
the fact that should he wish to move
away and take with him the boards and
lumber composing the improvements he
has made. he can simply draw out the
screws and take the planks. II he fastens
them with nails, however, he can remove
nothing, and the improvement becomes
the landlords property"
The Greenville Ne,cs of Tuesday says:
s,Mrs. Priestly Watson died suddenly at
Piedmont yesterday afternoon sbout
o'clock. She was sitting In her house ap-
pareutly in good health pleasantly con-
versing with some neighbors, when she
suddenly gave gasp. raised her arms
and instantly expired. 1t Is supposed the
Gauss of her death was heart disease. Her
husband and children were at work IN the
mill. Mrs. Watson was 45 years OF age.
She was greatly respected by her neigh.
bora and was an excellent woman. she
lesy es husband and fiYe children"
An exchange remarks that once in life,
at least, every man should be candidate
for an Office. It would be beneficial to
him, When q man Is q candidate his
heart becomes filled with the milk Of hu-
man kindness, which makes him friend
to eyery man. He becomes 80 deeply in
terested in your welfare, in the health OF
YOUR family, and in the progress your twin
babies are making in cutting teeth, that
YOU involunt tarily wish every man can
didate and taat elections were held every
time the moon fulls. If everybody were
candidate what happy world We would
have. We are glad that the candidates
will soon be with us. Treat them kindly
and give them all the encouragement you
can.
In the vacant store room, on East Ben.
son street. lust below W. A. Chapman's
store, on Friday evening, beginning at 8
o'clock, novel and charming entertain.
ment will be given. The entertainment
will be ia the hands of the Ladies' Benev-
olent Society of the Presbyterian Church,
and those who have any knowledge OF the
enterprise Of this successful body OF earn
est Christian workers may anticipate
most delightful occasion. All who attend
the entertainment are expected to bring as
many ma pennies (or their Equivalent in sil-
yer) as they have years in their age. or, If
inclined, more. This money will be
handed TO the door keeper, who will fur
nish yoi an envelope. You will then be
free to enjoy the program and lot OF de-
lioIous refreshments without further fees.
II is also proposed to have a lot OF fresh
strawberries on hand, which will be sold
extra and at reasonable price. We be.
speak for the ladies liberal patronage.
Are you in need OF anything in dry
goods, millinery, shoes, hats, etc., IN
spring and summer wearY VI course you
are, and We kpov no batter way to serve
YOUR interest than by calling your atten.
tion to the many facts and fgures saoWn
in the new advertisement OF Lesser q Co.,
Lesser, the buyer for the frno, has p1r.
chased many new and desirable goods for
the seasons trade, and the stock is ready
for the inspection of the public. 1o their
advertisement many Of their articles are
enumerated, and the prices at which they
are quoted will please every man or Wc-
man in the County. Every departments Is
complete. and 1t is worth your time to 60
throilgh their store and look at the many
new goods and novelties for old and
Young, male and female. They have an
Experienced hat trimmer, who will take
pleasure In showing all che new styles to
the fair sex. Their stock OF imported
dress goods ia very fne, and you will have
no trouble in selecting NICE dress there
from. Mr.. Lesser has many bargains IN
every department., and ne proposes 70
give his patrons and friends the benefit OF
them. Give him call when you 60 out
shopping, and you will not regretit
A correspondent of the Gieenville Ne.gs,
writing from Autun, under date OF the
10th Inst, says: ''Still another wedding
has taken place in Anderson. The happy
event came off at Autuny ten miles above
the eity, yesterday. The groom was Rob.
ert M. Russell, SECOND son Of Gen. w. w.
Russell, of Anderson. and the bride, Miss
Anna Bachman Aul], Of Newberry. The
hospitable mansion of Col. A. j. Sitton
was thrown open for the occasion. The
Yooms we're beautifully ornamented with
potted planta, ivy and flowers Of every
hue. Two floral hearts eutwtned and
pierced by q Cupid's arrow were suspend.
ed above the heads Of the couple during
the ceremony. The venerable Doctor
Adeer. who has oficiated on 80 many Sim.
liar occasions In the family, performed
the ceremony In bis usual imposing man
ner. Only near relatives OF the bride and
groom weys present. Some elegant after
moor toilets were worn by tie ladies pres
ent, The brides costume was q most be-
coming one of delicate green Ottoman
silk trimmed in handsome pearl passe-
mentarie and rich lace. Her bouquet was
of pink roses. The fair hosteas, MRS.
Lola Sitton, wore cream fowered china
silk. with lace and ribbon ornaments
Miss Adger, black sill;, cream silk lace
and insertion Mrs. w. W. Russell, helio'
tropo silk, gold passamentarie Miss
Daisy Russell, o dainty green toilet, trim.
med with satin and laceJ Mrs. Hunter, OF
Newberry, black silk, with black lace
little Miss Cenps Sitton, charming Kate
Greenaway costume Of pink albatross.
The guests Eat down ct 4 O'Clock to an
elegant dinner, where the taste Ct the
charming hostess was apparent IN the
dainty service as we'll al the floral decora-