The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-09
BRIEF MENTION.

,.Js after the iotil ihps'
,rho will be the first candidate to venture
-, in in the papers this year?
u.,well & Sloan have received full lint
.tsnr;ng and summer hats.
rhe euano dealers at this place are cuttin {
.;oos which results to the advantage OF
the farmers.
r., 70 has been large crowd IN the city
dov the past week. Guano and farm
supplies seem to be the chief attraction.
can't. ]. C. Siribling, Of Pendleton. has
;rcubotor, and is succeeding very we'll
n hctching eggs without the use of hens
rho Palmetto Rifles did their first drilling
yordoy night. Their headquarters ia
~ ,he hall over the store of Messrs. Lyon
&Sharpc
rho cuano trade is not quite as good as it
r.s last spring, but it is decidedly better
,h,r il was thought it would be two or
three months ago.
Appointments of the 7. Al. Q. a. for mex
c.n,av. To conduct the afternoon meeting,
r Towers Poor House committee, T. c..
Lyon, l.. p. Smith.
At the meeting Of the City Council last
rbursday Mr.. r. Y. H. Nance resigned the
assistant Marshalship, and Mr.. Joseph B.
mccee was elected as his successor.
The attention Of Superintendent Of
Highway Districts is directed to u notice
in another column from the Clerk Of the
Ro,,d of County Commissioners.
Prof. Pixley had small audience at his
entertainment in the Baptist church on
Friday night, but his Rotations and songs
we're greatly enjoyed by those present.
During the six weeks Of the season Of
Lent there will be evening prayer at Grace
lEpscopal) Church on every Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday afternoon at half past
four o'clock.
We direct attention to tho advertisement
of Misses Carlisle & Peoples, who have re-
Gently formed q copartnership in millinery
business. They deserve and VIC hope will
receive liberal patronage.
If the weather permits, thf meeting Of
Associate Grange No. at Slabtown Acade-
nv tomorrow will doubtless be pleasant
occasion. A better speaker for the day
could not have been found than Col. ]. n.
Iipscomb.
Robert Rice, q colored man living OH the
plantation OF Maj. J. N. Vandiver, killed
an otter weighing fifteen pounds on Sunday
morning in field near his house. 1t was
evidently going from Neal's creek to Broad
away creek whom caught.
Your wife has doubtless been helping you
about the garden. If she has done nothing
more, she has sat under the shade of tree
or stood in the walk and watched you work,
and told you just how everything should be
planted.
VIM. S. Brown, Esq, has been appointed
Election Supervisor for this county by the
Governor, with II. G. Scudday, ESQ.,, and
NJ. ". w. Jones as assistants. They will
begin the work of registration about the
first Of May. The appointments ore good
ones.
Brock and Mauldin have q full line of
gents spring clothing on hand, and desire
to dispose of it at reasonable prices. They
ore confident of their ability to please any
one who will favor them with q call and an
examination Of their stock and prices. See
their new advertisement in this issue.
There will probably lie large. area oc
land in cultivation in this county this year
than ever before. While the crop of small
grain, particularly Of oats, is largely in ex-
cess OF former years, the acreage in cotton,
from present indications, will be almost rs
large as last year, and in corn somewhat
larger.
mir. a. Lesser gives our readers valuable
Information this week about his stock of
goods, which !s large and complete in oil
departments. Give the Paris Store a call
' %nen you go out shopping, or need any
.n'hg IN the dry goods line, and every eff
'orl Will be made to please you, both in
goods and prices. See advertisement.
Among the many popular merchants of
anderson, there are none more worthy or
deserving than Mr.. w. T. Barr. He has
established reputation for fair and honor
aoie ., dealt that is known even beyond the
limits of his county. His stock of goods
- Always I. and everything is sold at rea-
sohaole figures. 4 new advertisement ap,
pears in this issue.
;, "A ofldge across Six-and-Twenty creek OH
tue new road running from the Pendleton
ioaa ionr miles above this place to Pass
more bridge on the Threc-and- Twenty, is
very much needed. The road is travelled q
' s'ea' deal, and good bridge across the
'''ean mentioned would be great conven-
.e"ee 10 large section of the county. 1t
.ol'a DC built. we are told. for one hundred
''u nity or two hundred dollars.
every farmer should give due attention
W MS garden. Manure we'll, work well
snu !, IL will pay far better than anything
sse 'of the same outlay. Southern people
nsAsia'iy pay too little attention to their
sa SAaehs' and depend too much on bread
nN meat. Entirely too much bacon is
;Ua 'uned ~ by our people, particularly dur
s tne spring and summer months. It is
~ "nolesome and instead of strengthening
Nv Nv system it weakens it. Vegetables, on
'hs h o'ner hand, arc wholesome, and keep
"e system in good tone.
h.s sne lecture of Rev. D. E. Frierson, DID,,
.;as 80 'he Young MEMS Christian Associa-
.va., m ~ the Court House on last Friday
, ,'en'ns, upon Millions Paradise Lost, was
l;.,;a s' beautiful composition, both in its
h, III" ana Its thought, giving to many of