The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-25
Aisaersu,i gute1ligentsr.
Z OCAL NEWS.
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Agents for the 1ntelligeno,er.

Agents for the IntelIgencer.
We. have the following agents in this
,e County who are authorized to receive
subscriptions and money for the INTELLr-
ia aENCER at: the same rates that we take
- them. Where it is more convenient, for
our subscribers they can settle with them {:
MRSE. r. BRUCE, Townville.
DIR. PHI. E. SLOAN, Pendleton.
CAPT. JOHN NJ. GLENN, Equality.
MR.A. B. CARPENTER, Pelzer.
CAPT. j. w. 5PooRE. Bolton.
Mr.. MI. BROCK, Honea Path.
These gentlemen are fully authorized to
receive subscrip ptiansf rom any parties in
or out Of the County.
IS BRIEF MENTION,
Next Monday is salesday.
Cotton continues to come into the city.
There are seven white and two colored
8 I; schools in the city.
ssifs. EE. Clarke, of Newberry, spent
Sunday in the city.
= Col. r. a, Childs, of Pickens is in the
city attending Court.
We have had some genuine March
weather during the past week.
The most reliable weather prophets say
I there will be very few cyclones this year.
y! Every few days we hear of q new candi-
date for some Office. The crop promises
y to beslarge.
Miss Maggie Froneberger, of Walhalla,
isin the city visiting Rev. T. II. Gads-
den's family.
The drnmmers are numerous. Some
of them say the merchants are not buying
very large bills:
The farmersfare hard at work, and soon
the old brown fields will be shown up in:
y all their variety.
It is strange but true that of the alpha
bet, seven letters are always in trouble
and four in luck.
Mr.. Ii P. Smith did not get toff to Flor.
ida on last Monday as he intended, but
wiz leave Saturday.
:s DR.. Geo. w. Earle, one of the leading
& physlcians Of Pickens County, Spent last
Tuesday in Anderson.
s,s Messrs. Hill, Adams q Co. have just re-
ceiyed q arload Of seed oats, which they
are selling at q low price.
DR. R. q witherspoon, of Savannah
Township, has returned from visit of
\ several weeks TO Florida.
Hon. w, u. Mauldin, the able and in.
fnential Senator from Greenville. spent
last Tuesday in Anderson.
Dr.. w. q. Ross has removed his dental
Office to the room over Mr.. ]. ]. Bakers
Store, In the Benson House.
Col. J. g. Clinkscales will conduct the
Il prayer meeting Of the w. c. T. II. in
Temp Hall next Sunday afternoon.
An italian with a half dozen or more Of
trained birds has been attracting some
attention on the streets for day or two
! past
= =.
Most Of the rutubaga .urnips found in
3 the Anderson market are shipped from a
distance. There is an industry for some
farrner.
The farmers are evidently preparing
for large cotton crop. Judging from the
4 amount Of fertilizers being hauled out of
town.
The first shad Of the season were sold
! ID the city last week by Mr.. E. B. Cater,
who will receive them once a week from
now:on.
Postmaster Webb has received his con-
mission, which is dated from his confirm.
alton, the 10th of February. He is safe
until 1890.
Mr.. Otis Breazeale, who has been res
ilent of Texas for the past three years.
3 returned to his home in this County last
s Wednesday.
Married, on the 10th inst, at the resi-.
denee of the BRIDES mother, by Rev. -
seaborne; Mr.. D. e. Brown and Miss
Alice Knox, all Of Oconee County.
Mr.. w. ]. Gentry, of Varennes Town
ship, had q turkey which, in fighting an.
4 other turkey last week, caught it by the
tongue and pulledit out by the roots.
Our young friend Sam. Pickens is now
{ engaged in farming near Pendleton.
Sam is clever boy, and should form
partnership with some worthy young
lady.
Married, by Rev. M. MCGEE, at his resi-
( pence in Honea Path on the 22nd inst,
Mr.. John Fliedner, of Greenville, and
Miss Rebecca A. Smith, Of Anderson
County.
At an auction sale one day last week
Panl Sharpe and Dick seligman invested
$2.10 in a horse, and on Monday morning
they had to pay sl.5o to have it hauled
ont Of town.
Mr.. Andrew Hunter, of the Fork. call
Q cd to see us last Tuesday. he says the
oat crop in his section is not as badly
damaged as was first supposed after the
recent freeze.
Abe Loyelace, colored, while working
with the scroll saw at Messrs. Barton g.
Smiths planning mill last Tuesday after
noon, had the index finger of his right
hand sawed off.
a woman will face frowning world
and cling to the man she loves through
the most bitter adversity, but she would
not wear hat that was out of style to
save the government.
The track on the Savannah Valley Rail-
road has been laid distance of two miles
or more this side of Mt. Carmel. Freight
is nov hauled over the road from McCor-
mick to Mt Carmel.
We are requested to announce that
there will be a meeting of Roberts Diyis-
iny, So,,r ofn nyov,, oorovoo o,royt cok,,~