The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-04

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To the life of every boy;
For each child needs tender interest
Inits sorrows and its joys;
80 Call your boys home. by its brightness |;
They Il avoid gloomy den,
:. = And viii seek for comfort elsewhere
And remember, boys make men.
81 BRIEF MENTION, ~
Mr.. Fowler's wind mill attracts consid.
,erable attention.
Col. 3. A. Child, of Pickens, spent last
Tuesday in Anderson. s
The County Treasurer publishes his an
nual report this week.
The Court House officials are putting
shmgs insslspe iorCourt.
Il ais5 wine Leroy, gof Lowndesville,
iavisiting friends il the city,
A local vSshsr prognoskcator says we
are.going to have alate Spring.
Business is picking up. and the mer-
chants wear more cheerful icountenances.
Are Jon keeping that new leaf clean
that you turned over on the 1st OF Janu.
aryr 1850.
Send your orders to the INrELI1aENcER
Office for Hens, mortgages. deeds and other
blanks. iSs
The hand dsone and genial Jas. Walker.
the king OF ofdrummers, spent Sunday in
the city.
kseyeralof our farmers contemplate ex-
perimenting with q small crop of tobacco
this wear.
E. s.. f. Giles, Esq, has retired from
the editorial management Of the Green.
wood Light Et.
You can buy more goods for the least
amoney in Anderson than anywhere else
in the State, 80. 80, ~, =. -. -
80 Cotton has been coming in rapidly du-
ring the. past few days. The price does
mot yary much. Il s1is
y. !, - y -f.1 =
Gen. J. ". Harrison, of Walhalls, and
Maj. A. r. Broyles, of Seneca, were in the
lGity last Tuesday. y r iftseSs -
vi Mr.. Clarke lost his; pocket-book
on sslsdag while riding horseback from
his home u tl,is + a. .5s.J' tsia
~ Regular trainsErnn daily on the savan-
nah Valley Railroad between Mccormick
: and Mount Carmel
The examination Of ofteaehers for the pub.
lic schools takes place on Saturday, 18th
inst. See advertisement.
IL Misses Annie and May johnson, of
Waihalla, are in the city visiting their
sister, Mrs. ]. e. Breazeale.
E Secure yonr tickets early this Thurs
.day) morningiat Hill Bros. for the Two
Dansin Masonic Hall tonight.
Messrs. Thomas sherard and J. B. Le-
JRoy have formed a copartne-ship for gen.
ssral merchandise in Lowndesville.
1.-THE officers Of Anderson County get up
tile most rehensible reports We have
yet seen. fromiaDy County in the State.
On Wednesday cotton was quoted in
The city as follows: .Middling, to 81 {;
gaod middling. 81; strict coed middling,
.sGa Hs:
Silk; hats have been quite common on
our streets during the past few days. The
seolored preachers seem to be very partial
10 t,,em. k
Mr.. Foster FAINT is appointed to con-
duct the prayer meeting of the w. c. T.
q. in Temperance Hall next Sunday
afternoon.
The time for making Returns to the
County Auditor expires on the 10th inst.
II you have not made your Return you
should do so at once.
Anderson Division, Sons OF Temper
-ance, is in fourishing condition at pres
.eat. New members are initiated at al
most every meeting.
The first jonquill we have seen this sea-
:son was handed to us last Monday. It
came from the garden of our venerable
tfriend, Mrs. 8. A. Broyles.
III our subscription list increases du-
wing the months Of February and March
like it did during January, we will have
60 kuxv x,a,,, bool-
A real live merchant knows that his
goods are like an engine, and will not &c
off without some putting, and hence he
applies the steam Of advertising.
Mover run forward to meet coming
trouble. Make it knock and knock and
knock and knock at the door before yor
throw it open and give admission.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending February3
Miss Mary Deal, M. E. Deal, C. q. Fur
gerson, George Glllyard, John H. Rober
(, son.
Mr. ]. o. McAdams, at present located
at Hartwell, Ga, has purchased land in
this County. and will remove to it this
Fall. Anderson County is good place t.
live in.
It is said that the Rev. T. G. Herbert
Presiding Elder of the Greenville Dis.
,trict, has never missed an appointment
.since he has been in the Methodist Con
ference.
It is said that in fair weather about ONT
rmile of track is laid on the Savannah
Valley Railroad day. at this rate, il
will not be long before we will hear th'
whistle blow.
where's the molasses. son7" said {
another to her boy who had returned will
an empty jug, "None in the city, mother
Every store has a large board outsid,
with the letters N. o. Mo!asses' marked
ON it.D