The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-03-04

We have the following agents in this
County who are authorized to receive
subscrip ptions and money for the INTELLI-
GENoER at the same rates thatwe take
& them Where it is more convenient fol
our subscribers they can settle with them
MR. E. p. BRUCE, Townville.
Dr.. F. III. E. SLOAN, Pendleton.
! CAPT JOHN M. GLENN, Equality.
Mr.. a.. B. CARPENTER, Pelzer.
CAPT. ]. w. PooRE. Bolton.
Mr.. M. II. Brock, Honea Path.
These gentlemen are fully authorized tc
receive subscriptions from any parties In
or out of the County.
BRIEF MENTION.
Cotton Good middling 81 cents.
See advertisement Of a lost mule.
Court convenes at walhalla next Mon
day.
Our subscription list continues to in
crease.
Sweet potatoes meet with. ready sale in
the city:
saleaday attracted very large crowd to
4 the city.
The freight business over the railroad is
s heavy at present.
The merchants are making room for
their Spring goods.
When you visit the city, friends, call up
sand give US the news.
The farmers are wishing for week or
two Of clear weather.
Mr.. Cicero Hughes, of Abbeville, was
In the city last week.
.ss IT Is said that an eclipse of the sun will
take place tomorrow.
The mountaineers are still bringing in
apples and other produce.
Robins are numerous, and the boys are
having fine sport in killing them.
We had . pleasant call last Monday from
MI. ), r. Smith, jr., of Greenville.
We learn that the measles are prevalent
in the upper section of the County.
The time for paying city taxes has been
extended to the 18th Of this month.
"a p.:aDe of our farmers are borrow
Jag money and buying their supplies.
Persons indebted to Smith e. Co. should
read the notice of Prince & Vandiver.
The County Commissioners have an i'm
portant notice in this paper. Read it.
The drummers are numerous. The cry
of hard times does not keep them away.
Mr.. John II. Clarke, of Greenville,
spent several days in the city last week.
Cock fighting is q popular amusement
with some Of our young men at present.
Moody and sankey, the great reyivalists,
win visit Columbia and Charleston this
q month.
Fancy shirts will be quite the craze
among the gentlemen during the coming
season.
Smiles ara not only the most becoming
OF all adornments, but also the least ex-
: pensive.
W. s. Brown, Esq, has been re.appoint-
ed Supervisor Of Registration for Ander-
son County.
Mai. Theodore DeHon, the energetic
agent of the Ne,us and Courier, was in the
city last week.
The Building and Loan Association
sold 81, 500 on last Tuesday at discount
of IA per cent.
Messrs. M. F. Ansel and J. a. Whitner,
! of the Greenyille Bar, are in the city at
tending Court.
Read Simpson, Reid & Co.'s new adver-
) tisement, and don't forget that they can
Z supply you with garden seed.
From the LIST day of last September to
the 1st Of March inst, the cotton receipts
OF this city amounts to II AT bales.
Mr.. W, I. Masters will conduct the
prayer meeting of the w. c. T. II. in
Z Temperance Hall next Sunday afternoon.
Tickets are now on sale at Seneca to
New Orleans and return for $2l.25. The
Mardi Gras festival takes place next week.
Capt. w. Y. Holland, one of the clev.
crest of the grip-sack fraternity, was in
attendance upon Court this week as wit
ness.
The Methodist congregation have ex
tended an invitation to the Holiness Con-
svention to hold its session in this city this
Spring.
Beauty spotsn are now painted with
India ink on the girl of the periods face,
and sne thinks it q great deal better than
court plaster.
The fertilizer manufactured by the An
derson Oil Mill Company is in great de-
! mand. The Company can hardly keep
ahead OF Its orders.
We are requested to announce that the
Rock Mills and Centerville Townships
Singing Association will meet at New
Prospect Church next Sunday.
The Hot Supper Tor the benefit of the
Hook and Ladder Company on Wednes-
day of last week was a big success. The
net proceeds ann ounted to about $3.50.
Mr.. T. Earle, of this County, who
has been reading law for several months
past in this city, left last Tuesday foz
Texas. We wish him success in his new
home.
SIN planting Irish potatoes" said ar
old gentleman in our hearing the othel
: day, ST always turn the eye up. If yor
will do that you will always raise fine po
tatoes."
There is fortune in store for the milli
ner who shall devise bonnet that can b
worn in any part of church and always
present its trimmed side to the congrega
ton.
This section was visited by a heavy fal