The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-04-10
Circulation nearly 1900.
BRIEF MENTION.
bitten corn is rallying.

Mr.. ]. N. Hembree, of Garvin township,
has been appointed Notary Public for this
County.
"True Manhood" is the subject of an
essay to be read before Anderson Division
this evening by II. G. Scudday, Esq.
Mai. John B. Moore has promised to tell
the readers of the ISrELLIGENcER next week
something about his recent trip to Texas.
The many friends of Mr.. A. B. Towers
will regret to learn that he has been con-
fined to his bed by sickness for the past
week.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor, Of
this State met in Newberry on Tuesday last.
Anderson Lodge is represented by Mr.. ]. ].
Baker.
The demand for commercial fertilizers,
say the agents, has never been as great since
they came into use as it has been the pres
ent season.
The exact number of liens filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court for this
County up to Tuesday night last is So, and
still the good (?) work goes on.
A. Reed, Agent, is selling great many
of those elegant hats received few days
since. He offers great bargains i'll hats and
clothing. .A
The road bed of the Blue Ridge and An
derson Branch Railroads is TO be relaid with
new oak cross-tics, and otherwise improved.
It will certainly not be done before it IS
needed.
Anderson is represented in the annual
meeting of the State Medical Association,
which is in session in Charleston this week,
by Drs. A. P. Wilhite, N. L. Sharpe and
w. Fl. Nardin.
Appointments of the Y. N. c. A. for next
Sunday To conduct the afternoon meeting:
]. A. Brock; Poor House Committee, ]. W.
Todd, J. H. Clarke; Jail COMMITTEES, W. NJ.
Wilcox, Il. G. Scudday.
A change for the advertisement of Messrs.
Reed & Herrick was received too late for
this issue. Before purchasing your planta-
ton supplies be sure to give them a call.
They sell at bottom figures.
Saleday passed off more quietly than
usual. A good many people were i'll town,
considering the bad weather, but as there
was nothing of interest on hand they at
tended to their business and returned home.
The I'd Quarterly Meeting of Anderson
Station will be held on next Saturday and
Sunday. Rev. s. B. Jones, D. D., will
preach Sunday morning and night.
J. E. CARLISLE, P. C.
Mr.. J. C. Keys has little calf II months
old that weighs 1896 pounds, and little
pig months old that weighs 14O pounds,
and the latter is increasing in weight at the
rate OF two pounds per day. Who can beat
it7
Jerome Clark, colored Democrat of
Martin township, had his house and all of
its contents destroyed by fire recently. His
white noighbors. sympathizing with him in
his misfortune, have given him almost as
much as he lost.
The finest specimen of wheat that we
have seen this year was brought to our
Office last week from the field of Mr.. o. II.
P. FAINT. 1t was over three feet high, and
had dark, rich color. Mr.. Fant makes
success of every undertaking.
If subscriber to the INrELLIGENcER can
afford to send sweet potatoes all the way
from Florida with which to pay bis sub
scription, what excuse is there for man
living in Anderson County who allows his
subscription to remain unpaid?
A farmer of this County desires to know
through the ISrELLIGENcER what will pre-
vent mule from lolling its tongue out
Will some of our readers who can tell him
please do so. It is question that many
a one would like to have satisfactorily an
swered.
DR.. s. NJ. Orr and family arrived in An
derson on last Tuesday morning, after an
absence of several months. Dr. Orr has
Just completed his course of lectures i'll the
Medical College of Philadelphia. and re-
turns to us full aeged Il. D. We bespeak
for him prosperous future.
The man who took the blanket from his
bed with which to protect his pet peach tree
from the pending freeze on Thursday night,
and nearly froze himself for the need of it,
now swears eternal vengeance against the
man who assured him that such course
would insure him luscious peaches next
August.
Rev. w. H. Strickland has gone to Au-
custa to assist in a special religious meeting
in the Church of his brother, Rev. G. H.
Strickland, and will be absent from his
charge at this place for two weeks. His
pulpit will be supplied on next Sunday by
Rev. ]. S. Murray and on the Sunday fol-
lowing by Rev. H. B. FAINT.
The following officers were installed on
Saturday, 5th inst, to serve Union Grove
Division, No. 1o4, Sons of Temperance for
the ensuing quarter: H. a. Landress, w.
p; r. A. Drake, W. A.; E. ]. Kay, r. S.;
Miss A. V. Burgess, A. R. S.; Miss l. NJ.
Harris, F. S.; J. R. Burgess, Treas. Mrs.
S. S. Burgess, Chap. A. L. Garrett, c.;
Willie Scott, A. c.; Miss c. A. Broom, L.
s.: Ira Broom, 0. S.; E. NJ. snipes, P.
W.P.
Those of on: country people who have
more butter eggs, poultry, potatoes, &c,
than they can dispose of to advantage in
their home markets will doubtless find it to
their advantage to correspond with Mr..
Geo. NJ. Coffin, dealer in country produce,
Charleston, S. G., whose advertisement ap-
ne,rs i'm another column. He is reliable
IL