The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-02
BRIEF MENTION.
own of Bolton is thriving

Anderson bi"o6Nt ~'o' 80 "'i' 'hoct W
borrow.
The weather has cleared up again, but We
ron't say for how long.
pesnite the bad roads, the farmers arc
hauling out their fertilizers.
a The snow and ice disappeared In less time
,,an Il took it to accumulate.
& The freight business on the Blue Ridge Is
8 o.v;er this season than usual.
The bad weather will throw tn e farmers
4ehind with their spring work.
i We hear of one man in the town OF An.
Serson who will join the Independents.
Who will attempt the organization Of an
o1ependent movement in this county?
4 The schools in town are all fourishing,
Ind are we'll patronized by the citizens OF
DC country.
q 4 nrominent NJ. d. of the Corner thinks
7ha town OF Anderson should be worked
Up into brick.
Mr. n. O. Farmer has bought the inter-
~ Of Mr. p. +. Farmer in the firm of
Farmer q Bro.
q The Grecnville lNeus advises the reorgan-
,a,ion of the Democratic clubs at once,
Consider the advice.
3 The quotations on cotton yesterday were ::
inferior to 7, stained "a 70 8, good ordinary
to %, low middling 10 to lot, middling
6i, good mddline y.
Mfr. j. y. Sutherland has been removed
ssom the position Of mail agent on the
Ridge Road. and Mr.. A. G. Pinkind
temporarily in charge.
8 Appointments Of the Y. NJ. C. A.. for next
Sunday: To conduct the afternoon meeting.
d. II. Clarke; Poor House committee, J. NJ.
Hubbard, A. s. Stephens.
y A slight change in the schedule of the
E.&G. II. r. on Monday. The train leaves
here two minutes earlier in the afternoon,
he morning train as heretofore.
4 This is election year. and every voter in
she county should take q paper and keep
5osted as to political matters-and the In
sELLIcEScER is the paper to take.
4 The Chester Reporter has entered upon its
a4th volume. and under the editorial man
5gement Of Maj. E. G. Mcclure is one of the
Best country weeklies in the State.
Pomona Grange will meet next Saturday.
o II o'clock o. IN. a full attendance Is de-
7irable, as the election Of officers will take
place md important business transacted.
The time for making town tax returns
Expired Tuesday, 31st. Only about one.
half the taxpayers have made returns, and
2hose delinquent will have to pay the 20
Der cent penalty.
4 TO every one who buys twenty dollars,
syorth of goods from Mr.. VIM. Beattie, of
1reenvlle, he gives the Greenville Weekly
3gHnrs one year rs premium. That beats
promo all to pieces.
4 The Miller Brothers, spiritnalists, exhib-
led in McCully's Hall Thursday night to
s.ood audience, and the general verdict is
Shat it was pretty good slight of-hand
:how-nothing more.
The county of Berkley has been formed
. part of Charleston county It will be
epresented in the Legislature by five Rep
eat has not yet been located.
"a Married, ut the residence of the brides
ther, Maj. G. w. Cox, at Bolton, s. c., on
thursday oTening, January Goth, 1882, by
I5ey. NJ. MCGEE. Mr.. Ibzan ?. Clinkscales
pd Miss Mallie Cox-all of this county.
Col. D. F. Bradley, of Pickens, and Col.
81 Frank Sloan, of Oconee, are spoken of
IA probable candidates for Secretary of
Gate. That's an office somebody from the
9'conntry is bound to have, it seems.
ZONE men are too poor to furnish their
mliles with their county papers, but not
p poor to keep half dozen hounds the
III ronnd nor &c :;cna tsii tiT1les tie price
7the paper in the course of year for
8auor
notwithstanding the large number of
groes that recently left Edgefield county,
sae Advertiser says there is no scarcity Of
por in that county. Every county in the
Saate could spare thousand and be the
tier off by it.
DEMr L: Z. Norryce, the business man of
8 town this week. He is one of the most
Ssergetic and stirring business men in the
"a country, and always makes Ills trips to
5is county pay.
sIhe Rev. Charles Manly, D. D., of Green
le. mas accepted call to the pastoral
saiaa19e OF the Baptist church at Belton, and
~ preach his first sermon atthnt place on
E,ui,uay next at IL o'clock. The Bolton
2aptists are fortunate.
& me Local of this paper has gone to house
HeepinT again, and rs he is located on Uni
.Eis1y heights, any further advice as TO the
sEttesSity OF more exercise for his health is
sp,,reiy unnecessary. Two M, les and n
8 sH'' oay Is quite enough.
Tho Temperance Division viii ,,va q
aelentine Party on the evening of Vajen.
:sie Day; The programme for the even
- mas oeen prepared, and will afford
Seasant entertainment for all who attend.
pe public will be invited.
Anderson I !, bought town clock and paid
y out OF the town treasury. Greenyille
's 5,h Town clock, and is fooling along
Si Sisn Pr'vate subscriptions and shows to
stne .he money with which to buy it. A
sty ought to do better than that.
n D., nueh Wilson, of the Abbeville Press
X banner, declines to become candidate
bb;v,c:retary of State, and says that his onIy
8 h,,iIn hn a2ii IS 10 print good parc~. end that
|sle ~ iSanor SSu,.or OF good paper is more honor
shd '""'' 10 hoid the highest office il. tAe
shi, Seh, W. w. Humphreys. Mai. B. T..
s.;iten ;.sner and Col. J. NJ. Latimer, q com.
.ee from the Board of Directors of the
n; ;anneh N y Valley Railroad, accompanied by
- =. %; Lee, Chief Engineer. have gone
'er n1CsuS.a Ca,Is to look after the interests Of
h den;sse de- s;;asiement has been made, and is not
xunty, will edit the nannr &C Az I,dono,,
H. ~ party in this State. It will be pub-
faran IN columbia, and will make its APP
sgest q. we understand, in the course Of
5ihe Local Board of Health bos onnointed
Y. X. A. Reid public yaccinator for the
Sitn,o i de can be found ct the Greeley In
SSSe SSa.1 .t, every dry for the accommodation of
tSo $50 80 people from 10 to II o'clock and
III; ;oens1n House parlor for the accom-