The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23
DE INTELLIGENCER.
DiSIEF MENTION.
Middlings, 81 to 81.

ise blindstaggcrs are still fatal among
.tlle aorses in this County.
he farmers have commenced pr,. ing
LhelE lands for another crop.
The Williamson Female College will
open OH Monday, 3rd OF February.
atr. n. K. Sullivan is still improving, and
8 hoPss soon to be able TO attend to business.
LII Wm. l.. Bolt is making some i'm
siFoFements to his residence near the Bap.
tiskchurch.
new calaboose is in process Of erection
e5he town lot. 1t has two rooms, and
5sgill Zoe both secure and comfortable
Captain J. J. Fretwell ard his accom-
lilfslied bride left Anderson on Tuesday
evening for u tour through Georgia and
florida.
call on Newton Scott & Co. when YOU
come to Anderson and see how cheap YOU
san, buy handsome and substantial open
ofstop buggy. Now is the time to secure q
bGtgain.
There will be q meeting Of the Good
4emplars at Ebenezer Church OH the 2Gth
1ras, at a. III. for the purpose of reorganz-
snG Ebenezer Lodge. All Good Tcmrars
einvited to be present.
Che railroads from here to Charleston
& AgEee to sell tickets to the Grange meeting,
Which assemblies there on the 4th of Feb
Entsry, at three cents mile each way. A
lafge meeting is expected.
We learn that the burning OF w. II.
Rasker's gin was not accidental, MS ut first
snpposcd, and that suspicion points strongly
fpA colorcd woman as the incendiary. The
& et.ae: should be investigated
ne elections for Trial Justice last week
4 SfeAuited as follows: PendIeton, W. II. D.
sakS.lard. Esq; Fork, w. +. N. FAINT; Cen
kerille, S. S. Jones; broadway, c. p.
4s 4siiogefs; Rock Mills. ]. J. Gilner.
We are requested TO announce that Store
vile Grange will meet on Friday before the
first Saturday in February, at 10 o'clock
I'M: Fifty packages of seed are to be dis
& EtribIted at this meeting A full attendance
Is desired.
For the next ten days you can buy for
the least money the best top OF open buggy
thae.has ever been brought to this lia7!;c c.
bycaiing on Newton Scott & Co., at An
deTeon c. H.
Pafridges are more plentiful in this Coun-
ty this winter than they have been since
the var, and those who like the sport OF
Z hunting them have made good use of their
ftlltffVff1rnitioa Tho Ill
ia che cause OF their increase
The Town Council will have shade trees
4 planted along the streets adjoining the
z .aEA4aarty of any citizen who will furnish
: tEIg Erecs. Every one siiouIt, eri,caYo- &c
furnish them at once, and in few years
the etreets of the town would be greatly
testified and improved thereby.
"a: E. Tribble, Esq, has purchased the lot
ON Main street. which belonged to Mrs.
AaatE e. Sloan, adjoining the residence of
u lid. s. Maxwell, and contelnplates build
ing upon it at an early day. He has had
water oaks set out along the street, and is
axing to make it beautiful and attractive
plas
construction train on the Blue Ridge
Raisfoad ran off about two miles above
Anderson on Wednesday morning and
broke the leg of Arthur Reeder, colorod
brakeman. besides damaging the cab and
tearing up the track. The wounded man
receiyed medical attention, and is doing as
vel SO could be expected.
. are requested to announce that there
Willlbe meeting of Cross Roads Division,
Aepsof Temperance on Saturday, the first
dh7 of February next. at o'clock p. IN.
Grand Worthy Patriarch, G. F. Tolly, will
{befIfeaent, and by invitation address the
3 Division at that time. All Of the member5
! arc earnestly urged to be present.
The trade Of Anderson is holding I'D fine
\ ". Much moro cotton is being received
/ Fn0F than FOR the same period of last year,
and greater area Of country is buying and
9 telling ut this market. On Tuesday Of this
9 week we noticed six wagons from Hart
4 Comfy Ca, and several from Abbeville
4 4Qonnty on @ cr square with cotton for sale.
|k The Fence Law is raising rumpus in
y SAbbeyille. If the dissatisfied farmers were
Z tos take tour through Anderson County
END see tho practical workings OF the law,
tllay would return home with thank ful
heats for the increased prospects of future
ptosperity. The more experience our peo-
!; pie lave with the law the better they like
tFF. Nathan Baruch, representing the
& A3arikinnon Pen Co., is in town soliciting
zp==7z9.=7--== zp=79-= for th;s most useful and valuable
ssIyAption. The pen holds ink enough in
staaNtaff to write for twenty:four hours
Without re-filling. The flow of the ink is
Z lated by atmospheric pressure, and the
works most beautifully. He will no
S S7s1ssllak receive numerous orders.
tho many guides and seed and plant
satascgues sent out by our seedsmcn and
Iasserymen, and that are doing SO much to
ggn the people and beautify and enrich
pslf country, none are so beautiful, mono so
! Instructive as VicEs Floral Guide. It's paper
ss9tlie choicest, It's illustrations handsome
Z aFd given by the hundred while its colored
plate is gem. This work, although cost
Arg but five cents, is handsome enough for
book, or place on the rarlor table
BY James V,ck, Rochester, NJ V
essrs. Barr & FAINT have dissolved CO.
sytnership, Capt. ]. Reese Fant retiring
Ahsn business for the present. This firm
done . large business and made many
endB in Tho County who will regret the
'e .awal OF Mr. Fant. He has, however,
oa6h succeeded bw Mcssrs. J. Feaster Brown
elsa William D. Brown, who, in company