The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-03-25
: Agents for, the intelligence.

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i Agents for the Intelligenoer.
we have the following agents in this
gounty who are authorized to receive
snbscrfp ions and money for the lNTELLl-
aENCER at the same rates thatwe take
them. Where it is more convenient for
onr subscribers they can settle with them {:
=, MR.E. p. BRUCE, TownYille.
DR.. r. 81. e. SLOAN, Pendleton.
CAPT. JOHN M. GLENN, Equality.
Mr.. A. B. CARPENTER, Pelzer. q
CAPT: J.sW., PooRE. Belton.
Mr.. M. j. BROCK, Honea Path.
These gentlemen are fully authorized to
receive subscriptions from any parties in
or ont Of fthe County.
sBRIEF MENTION,
Cotton Good middling 81 cents.
Last Sunday was q genuine March day.
The boys have opened the base ball sea-
sen.
The policemen are having an easy time
at present.
Mr.. N. B. Arnstein has returned from
New York.
B The trained bears did not tarry but one
day in the city.
{ viii have Stock Show on
Saleday in May.
s. Consult our advertising columns before
buying your Spring goods.
Hill Bros. new advertisement should
6kave yonr careful pernsal.
8lMiss Mamie McCreary, of Pendleton, is
isitingS friends Id The city.
The sportsmea have only few more
days ip. which TO- kill game.
& The roads throughout the County are
kaid to be in q very good condition,
Mr.. Wilton Lee, of Columbia, is spend
Aing awhile with his brother in this Coun-
Sty.
The Savannah Valley Railroad is al
ready doing good business on the lower
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= Col. a.. Coward, the State Superinten-
>dent of Education, spent last Thursday
nightiin the city.
The peach trees are blooming. They
are later this year, it is said, than they
have been in twenty years.
Negroes continue to leave the State for
the West, though no complaints are
heard about scarcity of labor.
The indications, are that the carpenters
and brickmasons will have all they can
do in Anderson this Summer.
"a Tsnittipg money to this Office, make
your postal orders, registered letters, &C.,
payable to E.SB, Murray &Co.
Miss May Smith, q charming young lady
Of Walhalla, who has visiting friends in
the city returned hom Tuesday.
The City Council publishes an impor-
taht Ordinance in this paper. Every res-
idsnt OF the city should read it.
y
Measles are spreading in several sec.
tons of the County. They have not
made thsr appearance in the city.
ssonae of our farmers have finished
planting their upland corn, and are now
busy preparing their cotton land.
There was heavy frost and plenty of
Ice On ednesday morning. and it is
feated the peach blooms were injured.
The merchants had good trade on
Monday. The Court House Square was
crowded with wagons from the country.
DE-. q. NJ. Jones, of hiscity, and DR.. s.
O. Bruce; of Townville, have formed a
partnership for.t the practice Of dentistry.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold will conduct the
prayer meeting of the W. C. 7. u. in
Temperance Hall next Sunday afternoon.
The tota earnings of the. railroads in
this State for January, 1885, were $524,-
sls SO, against $6o7 ,2o4. .s5 for same month
LAST year.
On and after 1st of April the National
Bank will close its business at2 p. m.
each day. The public should bear this
In mind. 49, a.fe] q se.i
The indications are that we will have an
unusually hard Summer, and the man
who cuts down his expenses will come out
best In the Fall.
This section was visited by very
heavy rain last Saturday. EARLY in the
morning many persons thought we were
going to have q cyclone.
Virgins, the weather prophet, says we
are going toshaye more cold weather.
Therefore, don't be in too big hurry to
lay aside your overcoat.
Work has been begun upon the addi-
ton to the Pelzer Cotton Mills. The ad-
dition will be completed by the beginning
Of the next cotton season.
tThe prayer meetings in Temperance
HAL on Sunday afternoons are largely
attended by the young people, and much
good is being accomplished.
a full attendance of the members of
the Sons Of Temperance is requested this
(Thursday) evening, as the officers for the
ensuing quarter will be elected.
Young ladies will be delighted to learn
that q sort of clothes pin has been invent
ed which makes artificial dimples in q
girls cheek after one application.
We would direct especial attention OF
those of our readers who contemplate
purchasing a vehicle of any kind to the
advertisement of Reed & Stephens.
The Town Council of Florence has had
signs painted with the names of the street
thereon and had them put up at every
corner. Our Council should do likewise.
Due West PresbWerian "Mr. John
Wren, Of our town, has secured the con.
tract for building fine residence for Mr..