The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-18
BRIEF MENTION,
Seed oats are in demand.

The farmers made good use of the fair
weather last week
MAJ. Murray went to Abbeville last
Monday to attend Court.
Our Devil says the prettiest girl in the
city doesn't wear bangs.
sonr merchants are making room for
their Spring stock of goods.
a young man in pressing his own suit
frequently wrinkles the girls.
Lumber has advanced in price 1t is
now worth $l.25 per hundred feet.
Disproportionableness is said to be the
{ longest word in Webster's dictionary.
The wldeawake farmer is paying par
sticnlar attention to his compost heap. 7
John @. brennan offers lot of excel.
lent lime for sale. See advertisement.
The pay train passed up the road last
Friday and made the railroad men happy.
Court convenes next Monday. Jurors
aud witnesses should be on hand prompt
sly.
Or. Frierson's- sermon, which we pub.
liah ON our frsB page, is worth preserv-
ing.
Postmaster 9. IW. Webb was confirmed
by the United States Senate on the 10th
syy,ot ~
One day lastwee Mr.. T. s. Crayton,
jra sold twora copper cents for eleven
dollars.
II IS said that people talk less in Feb
ruary nian in any month in the year.
Why Is this Z
Mr.. u. Smith leaves the city next
Monday for Florida, where he will spend
sayeral weeks.
The ~. o. r.. u. prayer meeting next
Sunday afternoon will be conducted by
Ar: Hs q. Send dday.
The removal Of the old trees on Brick
Range has improved the appearance of
/ that side Of the Square.
If yon want some carp fish or some fine
grape cuttings, read Mr.. Andy Browns
advertisement in this issue.
Don't forget the Concert at the Female
Seminary tomorrow Friday) evening.
We know yon will enjoy It.
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The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Church next s sunday morning.
Our merchants were never more anx.
ions to sell goods than now. With q little
money you can get pile Of goods.
One day last week Mr.. n. R. Cooley,
of Martin Township, sold in this city
bale OF cotton that weighed $40 pounds.
Next saturday is the last day in which
& you have to make your Return to the
County Auditor, aud don't you forget it.
On and after 1st of March DIR. A. c.
Strickland will be in his office for the
] practice of dentistry. See his advertise
ment.
The hour for holding the W. C. T. u.
prayer meetings in Temperance Hall
Sunday afternoons has been changed from
J Oh o'clock.
g Messrs. James 81. Bewley, of Laurens,
aud w. D. .Bewley, of Union, s. c., spent
Sunday in the city visiting their mother,
who; has been: quite sick.
We received an invitation to attend the
Valentine Hop in Kauffman's Opera
& House at Walhalla last Monday night, and
regret We could not attend.
Lula Hurst is now attending College at
Rome, Ga. She has made fortune, and
& now vents an education. She still re.
tains her mysterious power.
Married, February II, 1885, near Town
vile, 8. c., by Rev. T. C. Ligon, Mr..
James Sullivan and Mrs. Mindy Patter-
son, both of Anderson County.
Tho Seneca Singing Convention will
s meet with Asbury Church on the fourth
Saturday and Sunday in February. The
public generally is invited to attend.
Messrs., Means & MCGEE are Offering
some rare bargains in Winter clothing
just now in order to make room for their
Spring stock. Sce.their new advertise
ment.
Mr.. j. B. King, of Piedmont, was in to
see us.. last Monday. He says the epi.
demic Of measles at Piedmont is abating,
and that the town will soon be itself
again.
The oolored Sunday School Convention
OF Anderson County will meet at New
Mount Pisgah Church, near Slabtown,
on Saturday and Sunday, 9th and 7th Of
> March,.
Mr.. W. W. Keys, of the Baptist Courier,
Greenville, s. c., spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city on visit to his pa
rents. He is always gladly welcomed in
Anderson.
An exchange wants to know where the
lonesomest place in the world is located.
"A very easy question to answer. 1t is To-
Gated in the store or business house that
mover advertises.
Last Friday being Prof. w. ]. Ligon's
fifly-sixth birthday. a number of the ca
dets of the Anderson Military School pre-.
sented him with large, comfortable chair
as birthday gift.
Now is good time to prepare the veg
etable garden for its crop of early vegeta-
bies. Thorough work and liberal fertil-
izing are necessary for success in raising
good garden truck.
The prospective candidate is cultivating
the political smile, puckering his lips for
the cordial "how-dy-do" and ''how's
your family" and practicing the hearty
vice-like ha nd shaking.
Married, on Thursday, 11th inst, at 3
O'Clock p. m, at the residence Of Mr.. D.
b. Russell, by Rev. D. E. Frierson, D. D.,
Mr.. R. Henry Bolt. of this city, and Miss