The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-18
BRIEF MENTION.

: and are well attended.
;s month has five Mondays, five Tues.
and five Wednesdays.
10 evelcr in this city has sold five dia.
IA rings within the last thirty days.
,i,. . number Of small tenement houses
sr.i,r erected in different portions of
ei,y.
& Isl Sunday was beautiful and pleasant
"a Consequently the churches in the
veru we'll attended.
arle OF our farmers say the small grain
81 does not look SO promising us it did in
sSuary last year
fesrs Joseph r. Fant and Rufus s..
'slt are contemplating trip to Florida
.:ng the next month.
he clerks are signing for the return OF
long Summer days, when they can be
al loose at 6 o'clock.
%. J. Baylis Lewis and family, who
se been residing at Bolton for the past
have removed back to Anderson.
'ow is the time to plant your shade trees.
lou will furnish the trees, the Street
sreer will have them put out for you.
sriies who wish to be considered ultra
s5ionabe are now attended at the altar
fancifully dressed boys instead Of maid
he bad weather and muddy roads are
ing their effect on the receipts Of cotton
sbis market, there being little offered for
sfhat is the difference between n glass
4 full of water and n broken engage
'bt' One is not filled full, and the other
oi fulfilled.
oi,on is quoted in our market rs fol-
b: Good Ordinary, 81; Low Middling,
Middling, 81; Good Middling, Q to 81.
bon, 10 to lot.
i. F. Jones & Co. will have new adyer-
sment In the next issue. In the mean
4, il you need any dry goods or grocc-
4 give them call.
I. Tilman Wardlaw has dissolved his
anection with our esteemed contempo.
], the Abbeville Press and Banner, both
e'isor and proprietor.
!oney and time are the heaviest burden o
pie, and. the unhappiest of all mortals
those who have more Of either thon
y know how to use,
dessrs. B. F. Whitner & Son have re-
PED their law Office to that recently oc-
ped BY Messrs. Murray 4 Murray, two
ars below tho Bank.
subscriber :o the anderson INrELL1-
5cER walked ten miles to pay his sub
ll'ion. We nominate him for the next
Pe'nor'- BdrrWeH I'eOD}c.
Ehe Seneca City Journal is trying to en-.
|'ase emigration to that town by an
qncng that fifteen bachelors reside there
good idea, Brother Calhoun.
| the City Council would provide step
s stones at the principal crossings on
sIests, they would confer u benefit
'efto be forgotten by pedestrians.
n'f John M. Hubbard will conduct the
ffi''oon meeting of the Y. NJ. C. A. next
pIAy, and Mcssrs. II. G.. Scudday and
IL. Is. Todd will visit the Poor House.
y @ohday morning the Mayor fined a
ss,o man. named VIM. Young, $40 for
'a'plng the services in the colored Meth
7 'hurch on Sunday night by laughing.
lAuerson Division, No. l, s. of T. held n
sy interesting meeting OH last Thurs.
n'sh'' Despite the cold weather, there
large attendance, and seventeen new
A0e's were initiated into the Order.
|, NC a'1ehtlon Of our readers is directed
ne 'n advertisement Of Mr.. L. L. Green. in
',"et column. Persons needing any
~ :, IN his line, will find him pleasant
"eman to deal with.
number Of our citizens were caught
a limited supply of wood on hand
aa ,us The cold spell last week, and conse.
n'ly wood advanced to an almost un.
unable price-sl.5O per load.
a'mnge' ,,A the Brooklyn preacher, III the
a's :. o' a recent sermon, told his congre-
'. '''at there are many husbands who
successful only because there is q
A'Ah Of brains at home"
~ ,se4 barrel of flour was worth about
~ A. IN Confederate money. Twelve
~ a'ea dollars worth of Confederate
20 >. arc now worth about eight dollars,
] -four. ~
~. !, oote's Health Monthly says: "when
nas bad cold and the nose is closed up
), I' ne cannot breathe through it, relief
NJ 'ound instantly by putting a little
!, paof and water in the center of the
on, mu snnffing it up the nose. 1t is a
sss' Daniels & vonHasseln, the clever
!; ;ae,se'ic proprietors of the Anderson
=. hoase' are meeting with Innch en-
,;se and success In their new en-
use Despite the bad weather, they
!, 'o'a several organs within the past
'a'h young clerk on Granite Row
"., ~ a Sunday School scholar, too,)
"noat fear Of being stoned to death,
- ~ once saw a medium sized man
= 'eet measured one yard in length.
~ sN Is fact, and you can't get him
.uce the size one incl.
j.. manure is preferable to any other
80 80 No farmer can afford to waste
Anure. All Of It should be saved and