The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-03-03

pills, and the number is still increasing.
Owing to the illness of the mother OF
Capt, J. w. Daniels, Mr.. r. L. Moorhead
has been acting as Clerk of the Court thu
week.
A few persons have arsiled themselves o
the extension of time for paying the 8. v
r r. taxes and settled with the Town CLERK
and County Treasurer.
Hon. J. ]. Hemphill, of Chester, is medal
orator for the Euphelnian Literary Society
of Erskine College, Due West, for the ap'
preaching commencement.
Mr.. J. Robert Pennel and Miss Mamie
Browne, daughter of the late DR.. Jasper
Browne, were married on the 9th uH.'
Rev. C. v. Barnes officiating.
The County Commissioners in another
column order the working Of the public
roads by the 1st of April, and appoint road
oyerseers for each of the townships.
The Town authorities have extended the
time for the payment of the town taxes 70
The 10th instant, after which time penalty
of twenty per cent will be added to all
delinquent amounts.
Mr.. Ellison A. Smyth, Assignee, adVer-
tises for sale in another column the :" ooo-
burn Farm" containing Lilo acres of val
nable lands. and lying within one ana 8
half miles Of Pendleton. See advertise:
ment.
Mr.. W. D. Brown has gone North Tor
stock Of goods for the Brown Brothers
who will begin general m ercantiie ousi,
ness in one of the new stores being erected
BY B. F. Crayton & Sons about the 18th OF
I. 18th instant.
The farmers are preparing for big crop
Of cotton this year. We have heard o'
none who will plant less than last year
but of many who will plant considerably
more. five only had the mills 70 con-
sumo what's made.
It will be of interest to sportsmen to know
that the time for killing wild turkeys, doves,
nartridges, ETC., expires or the 18th instant.
The prohibition extends to the 18th Sep
tember. the penalty being fine Of ten dol
lars or Imprisonment for term OF not less
than ten days.
The supply of fertilizers brought to TINS
market this season is considerably larger
than ever before, and of course the quantity
used by the farmers will be correspondingly
increased. If there is nota hail. or drouth,
or something else to destroy the crop next
summer it will all be right.
The Oconee line fence is % miles long,
and is about completed at cost Of about
$4,000, of which the Air Line Railroad
Company pays sl,4Oo and Oconee the re,
mainde. The opposition to the stock law
is quieting down, and soon everything will
be working smoothly and pleasantly.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of Mai. John B. Moore who has just opened
a stock of furniture in the Masonic Hall.
It is the Majors first venture in any busl-
ness outside of law, and If he does not sue
ceed it will not be because he neglects his
business. Call and examine his goods and
prices.
Miss Lizzie Williams is in New York pur'
chasing her stock Of spring and summer
goods. which will arrive in ten days or two
weeks. Miss Lizzie possesses superior bus.
ineas qualifications. by the judicious and
nrndent exercise Of which she has rendered
the Ladies Store" very popular with the
fair sex.
Capt. J. NJ. Kidd, Of the Fork, has re-
Gently opened livery and sale stable in
Hartwell. Ca, which we hope he will find
remunerative. He is another good Caroli'
nian those Georgians have decoyed across
the Savannah, and now let them show theil
appreciation of his worth by liberal and
generous patronage.
The new bell for the Presbyterian church
has come and will be put up this week
It is three feet high, thirty. eight inches
broad, weighs LOIS pounds-with frame
pulleys and yoke 1850 pounds-tone "a
It cost, freight included, 3os.3o, is warran'
ted not to crack for three years, and was
cast by ]. REGISTER & Sons, bell founders,
Baltimore, Md.
Messrs. J. B. Clark g. Sons have laid in
large supply of gents furnishing goods
of every description, and guarantee satisfac'
tion to all who trade with them. They are
we'll known .o ne trading public OF this
section, and enjoy the reputation for fail
dealing in all matters, which they justly
merit. See their advertisement, and then
give them call.
3 Mr.F.T White, Mr., John E. Peoples
Miss Della KEYS, Miss Sallie Bowie, and
Mr.. 8. Bleckley and family. all left this
place on Tuesday afternoon for Wishing
ton. D. c., with view Of witnessing the
Inauguration of President Garfield, which
will take place tomorrow. From Wash
ington the party will 60 in different direc
tions, but will all be at home by the 10th
instant.
Work ON the Savannah Valley Railroad
is progressing satisfactorily. The force ol
hands has been increased, and the amount
of earth moved by each hand is about Is
cubic yards day. The contractors have
ordered number Of carts, which will ena-
BILE them to make more rapid headway
They are very much encouraged at the re-
suit of their first ten days work, and are
ssnguine of their ability to complete thei'
contract.
Hartwell, Ca, is nice little town, and
would be great deal nicer If it was moi
oyerrun with goats. When the farmers g
there to trade they have to stand guard
over their dinner-baskets and wagons o.
the goats take possession and leave thu