The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-06
TEIE ItNTELLIGENgER
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRIEF MENTION.
seott,n-Middlings, 81 to 50.

BRIEF MENTION.
eott,n- -Middhngs, 81 to 81.
Agricultural Liens for sale at this Office.
The guano combination couldn't stand
the pressure. ~
8 The larners in this County are giving as
many liens as usual.
A lively business is going on among the
colored people in the matrimonial line.
Capt. J. J. Frctwell and wife returned
i home on Tuesday evening last, after an ab-
sence of two weeks.
Mr.. y. B. Neal sent us some mammoth
turnips on Monday last, for which he will
accept our thanks.
we would call attention to the advertise
ment Of Gessrs. Todd & Hahn, Architects
and Builders. These young gentlemen are
experts in their business, and persons
contemplating building will do we'll to con-
Ssult them.
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The crowd in town on Monday was the
/. largest that has assembled here for long
time. and the order throughout the day was
rornarkabty good. A few tracts of land was
sold by the Sheriff, all of which brought
fair prices
The Town Council has decided to build a
new Market House, to be situated short
distance south Of the old one. It will have
five or six stalls, which viii be rented out
to parties desiring to furnish the town with
fresh NEST.
The entertainment on the 14th inst. for
the beneas of Anderson Division is attract
ing considerable attention, and bids fair to
be a pleasant occasion. The most attractive
feature Of the evening will bethe preference
election. We hope large number OF our
citizens win attend. -
Weregret to announce the death OF Mr'
George wilson, which occurred at his resi-
dence near Craytonville, in this County, on
last Saturday night, after severe illness OF
several weeks. Mr.. Wilson was sixty-six
wears of ase at the time of his death, and
S was an excellent and industrious citizen.
His death is regretted by all who knew him.
The Etiwan Phosphate, for which Messrs.
Sullivan & Co. are the agents, is one OF the
Z hest fertilizers manufactured. The satisfac-
: ton whick it has heretofore given places it
in the front rank of commercial fertilizers,
and those contemplating using guano for
/ cotton, corn or othercrops, would do well
to call on Messra. Sullivan & Co. for terms
The down train did not reach this place
Z ON Saturday last until about 8 o'clock in
the afternoon. The delay was caused BY
tho running off of the mp train few miles
south of Pendleton onthee evening previous,
the damaged cars not being repaired and
replaced on tha track until the next morn
!. ing. The trnin reached Bolton Just in time
to make connection with the train to Green
vile.
ss We would call attention to the reduction
in the price Of guano as announced in the
advertisement Of Messrs. Bleckley, Brown
q Co, which appears elsewhere. They sell
the well-knowr and popular Wando and
Carolina brands. The cotton option price
of. the Wando is now the Same as it was
last year. Farmers wishing to purchase
win find the standard of these brands fully
/; up to what they have hitherto been.
The public, especially farmers, are reques-
ted to cell on Reed & Stephens, carriage
manufacturers of this place, who have I'M
proved their working force and are now
prepared to do all kinds of plantation work,
besides repair work, which they have long
been known to do in the best manner.
They still keep stock of their vehicles on
hand. and have reduced all prices to suit
the times.
We would ask attention to the advertise
ment of Nayassa Guano, which appears in
another column. This brand has been used
by many OF our farmers, and has been
!. proven to be most excellent manure.
Parties wishing to purchase or procure
further information as to it can do so by
calling on Mr.. J. E. Peoples, the agent for
this place, who viii take great pleasure in
giving terms, ,s&c.
Mr. n. A. McCully, the efficient cotton
lEeigher at this place informs Us that during
the month of January past there were l4SS
bales of cotton shipped from this depot
against 9o4 for the same month of 1878.
This shows an increase in the trade of An
derson for January, 1879, of 5S4 bales over
that OF January, 1878. This swells tine ag-
eregate number of bales received at the
! depot at this place during the present sea-
son to 1880 against 1912 for the same
period last year, showing an increase in the
receipts in favor of this year Of 4, ,22S bales.
The people Of the surrounding country
have discovered that Anderson is the best
and safest market for supplies and dry
goods.