The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-09
BRIEF nIENTION.
Gardening is now in order.

10 vaccinated 6nd keep on the safe side.
rhe small grain crop everywhere looks
'ne.
Good middling cotton cold yesterday o,
. cents.
There is q good deal of cotton in the
1ountry yet.
Nr w. D. Williams has gone on q pleas
- s' trip to Greenville, Tenn.
The show in town on Monday was tame
e.ir and was siimly attended.
c,rnose the Town Council consider the
ayisabiity of paving Depot street.
The ladies were out by the dozen on Tues
.r hut they all had shopping 20 do.
Tho whole State and county tax levied by
. legislature for this county is % mills.
Rrho Walhalla Courier is very hopeful
nnt the building Of the Blue Ridge Rail
Iad, and SO are we.
N,rried, January oath, 1882. by Rev. w.
5iss Louisa ID. Kay.
co 10 the Valentine Party of the Temper.
Ice Division next Tuesday evening il you
AM to have good time.
nr Reid has yaccinated about two hum
I'd nersons, white and colored, about IS
y cent. Of the operations being successful.
8s;urgon. Reid IL Co. have on hand a
,ne stock of fresh garden seeds from Buist.
a n. Ferry, Hiram Sibley, Johnson Rob-
ans and Reid.
rbere was but one arrest made by the
Lice on Monday, which is in striking con.
Sst with the number they use to make
men we had barrooms.
REV. G.. NJ. Rogers married Mr. J. NJ.
ssacoaster and Miss n. f. Poore on the
sih MI. and Mr.. D. G. McLaue and Miss
Il c. Kay on the 3lst ult.
SiMr J. L. Masters and Miss l.. l. Beatty
ere married on the 18th of January by
ey. DR.. Frierson. at the residence Of the
iide's father, Mr.. c. S. Beatty.
Mr. VIM. B. Hall, of yarenncs township.
amt in one kiln one hundred and forty
70 bushels of coal. Fifty bushels is the
nount usually burnt in kiln.
I've are pleased to observe that Mr. John
4. Jones Is again able to attend to business,
Ter long siege of sickness. He was con-
Ped to his room seventy-two days.
appointments of the 7. NJ. c. A. for next
Anday: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
4 N. Brown; committee appointed to visit
Ae Poor House last Sunday continued.
,TLere are now but three pieces Of real
itate in the county on which the taxes
I've not been paid, and they will positively
4 sold to. morrow unless the taxes are set
sRey. H. F. Chrietsburg, formerly pastor
1.-THE Methodist church at this place, is
sw stationed at Sumter, and is very popu-
4 as preacher. drawing large congrega-
5sns.
ar. J. A. Wooten, Of the Fork, has
night but ten bushels of corn in ten years.
- says farmers ought by all means to
BE their own corn, and practices. what he
Eachss
Tho new Postmaster General has decided
II postmasters who fail to notify publish
3 when subscribers remove or fail to take
fpers from the post Office, shall be reepon-
e for the subscription.
! ghe Hopewell Township Singing Associa-
an will meet ut Whitefield church Satur-
;a before the Sd Sunday in February. All
pic teachers and leaders arc cordially in
to meet with the body. FL
here were about dozen applicants, we
nty, an Office created by the recent pas
Of the election law-but our delegation
ID recommend only one man.
lien Agnew was adjudged o lunatic by
Probate Judge on Monday, and was
lied to the State Asylum On Tuesday.
is the third lunatic sent 10 the Asylum
ia this county in the last month.
q (nj B. F. Whitner has had to carry his
in sling for the past few days. and
~ man lie meets wants to know what is
4 matter with his hand. His answer is,
aggravated case Of inocculation from
inc virus"
be firm Of ]. B. Clark & Sons, merchant
prs, Of this place, have made an assign
a. The liabilities are about seven thou
dollars, with assets almost sufficient TO
= this amount. Mr.. j. 6. Murray, Jr.,
pc Assignee.
note for 955.03 was placed in the hands
me Sheriif for collection in 1866, and on
Z1d OF September in that year the prop
Hnpers were served, and on last Monday
: note was paid, but it took SALTS TO do
Interest counts up.
here were a great many people in town
Monday Monday but as we were kept busy all
waiting on our subscribers, we had lit.
opportunity for commingling with them.
DAY passed off quietly, and nothing of
pal interest occurred.
pl j.: c. Stribling. of Pendleton, has
2a ieedinlg his stock on the ensilage put
gy nm last fall, an account of which we
fsned at the time, and is very much
SEQ with his experiment. Other Of our
profit.
me OF The papers are complaining be-
the legislature has created few new
.s' and Seem to think that the people
stand 1t. but as there are about ten
s seekers to every Office in the State, we
,apprehend any serious trouble until
the next election.
e would advise I'll our readers who
OF making ve,etchle or flower gnr-
@ ms spring to send to ID, ri. Ferry &
Detroit, Mich, and get their beautiful
valuable Seed Annual. Tho house ig
ely reliable, and If you wish to get ex-
Mnat you order you cannot do better
entrust your orders to them.
y. b. +. Whitner has moved his office
80 room over the Office of III. G. Scud-
Esq. The rooms vacated by him, and
occupied by Miss sallie Bowie as
u wLi store, had been used by members
y y, Whitner family as law Office ever
.ae building was built, being the old
VI the iamented Judge Whitner.
9. A. J. Watt, Of Hartwell, Ga, took
IA 1a.n :, at this place on Tuesday m orning
ttttieston. tte He spent an hour or two
me train LEFT in calling upon his old
1s r.,i IN town, who were glad to see him.
a"eii Is indebted to Anderson county
Iaa.y every. one OF her prominent citi-
V1ne Wnf OF whom are more worthy than