The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-30
ag INTELLIGENCER
/ LOCAL MATTERS.
BRIEF MENTION.


snday.
ggs are In demand in this market at Il
p per dozen.
Fork on the new Presbyterian ChurcI
commence in March.
he spring-like weather of the past weel
put the gardeners 10 work.
good two-horse carriage for sale CHEAP
sRsshe cash. Apply at this Office.
Se sure to come to town prepared to settle
u Indebtedness to this Office on Monday
st.
Ir. C. s. Beatty has enlarged and i'm.
loved his residence, two miles south OF
Court House.
We will be prepared to wait on at least
slSa hundred of our delinquent subscribers
next Monday.
The Union Times endorses what the IN
LIaENcER said about the phosphate mo
$poly two weeks ago.
Fo-morrow is the last day on which town
~ returns will be received without the
nalty Of twenty per cent.
|8Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken's connection with
4e Charleston Netcs and Courier as its agri-
eltural editor has been severed.
young lady that is not engaged at fifteen
sew-a-1ays is regarded by the average young
.siss as wofully behind the times.
Col. Brown has had q row of water oaks
4santed in front of his residence which are
eupplant the China berry trees as soon as
ssey grow large enough to give shade.
Can't the town Of Anderson afford a pub
library and reading room? 1t would be
sspurce of very great pleasure and profit to
~ young people, at an exceedingly trifling
70 AZor, the Liberian immigration ship,
sd sail for Monrovia about the Goth of
sSornary with another load of colored i'm
esgrants. The passage fare from Charleston
1881 so.
What is the Duty of Parents to the
setnperance Cause?" is query to be dis
Hssed by Grand Worthy Patriarch G. f.
oily at the meeting Of Anderson Division
ext Thursday evening.
Who is the prettiest young lady in An
sSfson?" is an interesting question to be
eeided at the Temperance entertainment
nfhe 18th prox. We know, but of course
said not forestall public opinion,by tell
Sail on Newton Scott & Co. when you
5nie to Anderson and see how cheap you
"a buy handsome and substantial open
Z top buggy. Now is the time to secure a
SfSain. 2
lF7he readers Of the IETEEL.oEScEn will he
1aAsed to learn that Col. c. S. Mattison has
Aalciently recovered from his recent illness
1Ret about once more. lie visited Antirr-
dd on last Tuesday, and his health is rap
ll1 improving.
Governor Simpson has appointed Captain
ohn NJ. Glenn, Mt Equality, in this County,
ssa Mr. VIM. L. Bolt, at Anderson c. H.,
g4taries Public. They are prepared to cx-
cute the duties of the Office at their respcc-
~ places Of residence.
3 he following are the officers of the
: king Mems Chr;rtian Association of this
ice for this year: President. L. P. Smith;
sss Vice President, P. X. McCully; End
:Iee President, J. H. Clarke; Secretary and
s2asurer, ]. NJ. Hubbard.
We would call attention to the advertise
tent of Mr.. .. H. P. Fant, which appears
lsewhere. Mr.. Fants fine business quail.
cations are sufficiently known in this
'punty to ensure him large business nc
;s new stand in the Benson House.
Mr. NJ. L. Bonham, ir., has retired from
ie editorship OF the Ninety Six Guardian.
I'D removed to Newberry, where he will
nter upon the practice of law. The CUR
ian is now edited by Mr.. w. B. McSwceny.
I'D gives promise Of future prosperity and
safulncss.
sFor the next ten days you can buy for
&c least money the best top or open buggy
bat has ever been brought to this market
i calling on Newton Scott & CO.., ct An
erson G. H. 2
I'VE are pleased to see tha, Mr.. N. X.
nllivan has recovered from his recent ILL
ess sufficiently-'to appear daily upon our
treets. He Is looking we'll, and is rapidly
egaining his strength. Mr.. Sullivan is
ne of our leading merchants and his
sany friends are much pleased ut his re-
overy.
John e. Peoples has just received large
81 of the Navassa Acid Phosphate for MAX
ig compost. Also, big lot of Merry
aan's guano coming. You will do we'll to
sll and see him before purchasing else
there. Will be sold on the cotton option
gstem. /
We regret to announce the death of Revo
!. p. Dean, which occurred at his residence
j the Eastern portion Of this County on
ast Sunday morning after short illness.
ir. Dean was about seventy years of nge,
mi was highly esteemed by those who
now him. he was a minister of the Bop.
lst denomination, and was useful and
xcellsnt gentleman.
Anderson tas Cornet Band composed
ntirely of one family-three young ladies
nd five young gentlemen, the youngest
member being only four years old. Their
election of music is oil fine, and the man
Ter in which it is performed shows the
of rare musical talent, especis
tally, when their proficiency has been at
aimed without the assistance Of teacher.
The public, especially farmers, are reques-
cd to call on Reed q Stephens, carriage
manufacturers of this place, who have in-
'roved their working force and are now
,renared to do all kinds of nlnnfatinn urorir.