The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-01-26

vested in another near Latimer, on the s.
v. r. r. He moved with his family
down there last woek.
Mr.. A. B. Towers has presented US with
some very superior bread, which he is
now selling. The bread is baked in Allan
ia, and slipped to him three times week
Price, five cents loaf 1t is very fine,
and we advise trial of it.
1t is settled fact that We are going to
have Firemen's Tournament. The ex.
act date has not yet been decided upon
The Tournament will bring large crowd
to our city, and our citizens should use
every effort to make it grand success.
The firm of Simpson, Reid g. Co. has
be.n dissolved, DR.. Reid retiring. Messrs
J.B. W.D. Simpson will continue the
business at the old stand. Persons in
debted to the old firm are urged to come
forward and settle at once. See advertise
ment.
We heard gentleman from au adjoin'
ing County say few days ago that An
derson was the best stock marketin upper
Carolina. He had tried other markets,
and said he could buy mule or horse
cheaper in And erson than anywhere else
he had been.
This kind of weather isn't good for a
body's spirits-this cold, damp weather.
Especially is it disagreeable to those who
have to weather it, whether or not. No
body dreams of flowers, and butterflies,
and shaded hooks, and birds, and sum
shine, in weather like this.
We invite your attention to Webb g.
Moss's advertisement, which appears else
where. These young men have choice
selection of goods, and have marked them
down at the very lowest prices. They are
deserving young men, and we bespeak
for them liberal patronage.
The following persons have packages
in the Express Office: Asa Hall, L. =.
Morris, L. James, r. r. Craft, Callie
P. Cast, J. G. Thomas, R. P. Mullican, A.
a, Dean, sabin O'Hara, ]. Jamerson, T..
Hardy, N. Harkness, W. A. McFall, w.
A. FAINT, 8. H. w. Ramsey.
Our young friend, Prof w. q. Brea.
zeale, leftAnderson on Wednesday to take
charge of fourishing school at Trenton,
s. G. Prof. Breazeale is most worthy
young man and an excellent teacher, and
the people of Trenton may congratulate
themselves upon having secured his SER
vices.
A limited number Of papers OF choice
tobacco seed just received from the De.
partment, Washington, will;be forwarded
to applicants who wish to plant and who
will report results to the Department at
Washington. Applications should be ad-
dressed to Col. Thos. W. Holloway, Po-
maria, 8. G.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending January 25th:
Mrs. James Robert Burton, Mrs. w. M.
Galloway, Steward Randolph, Miss Flor
ence Thompson, Walter Thompson, Hen
~ A. Thomson. Packages: Claude Bal
ley, col, Miss Lucy Cummings, Miss
Amanda Herbert.
Mr.. E. P. Bruce, of Townville, gave us
pleasant call Monday morning. Mr..
Bruce is just back from Texas, having
spent the past month in the Eastern and
Northern portions of that great State. He
gives glowing account Of his trip, aud
says he Is favorably impressed with por.
tons of the country.
The Cotton Plant, which is published by
Hoyt & Keys, Greenville, s. G., isnow
issued semi-monthly, and is most excel
lent agricultural journal. It is the only
agricultural paper in the State, and de-
serves, and should have, a liberal support
from our farmers, who will be greatly
benefited by reading it.
Trial Justice Wardlaw sent out dun
the other day, to which he received q
prompt reply, which concluded as follows:
81 wish to thank you for your courtesy.
I am glad to find one collector who knows
how to write as gentleman" All collec-
tors should ever write as gentlemen, and
also speak and act as such.
Means & McGee's new advertisement
should not be overlooked. These gentle-
men are making preparations for a big
trade this Spring, and they are going to
have it If low prices and honest goods
will bring it. They have now in their
employ frst-class tailor, and can have
you suit made to order on short notice.
The prayer meetings which were former
ly held in Temperance Hall every Sunday
afternoon, under the auspices of the W.
@. T. o., areto be started again. The Hall
will be opened next Sunday afternoon, at
4 O'Clock, and the meeting will be con-
Quoted by Rev. A. A. Marshall. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the public to
attend.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. has just re-
ceived an immense stock of the celebrated
Georgia steel plows, also hoes, axes, etc.,
which are being offered at very low prices.
It will be to the interest of our farmers to
see their stock Of farming implements be-
fore beginning work for another crop.
Look out for the Co.'s new advertisement
next week.
Lowndesville Advertiser: "Mr. P. B.
Allen, of Twiggs, s. c., paid this place. his
old home, short visit last week. Press
is full of energy, and is farming exten.
sively. He made over two hundred bales
of cotton last year, and he expects to en-.
large his force this year. We venture the
assertion, he is the most successful young
farmer in Anderson County to-day"
We are indebted to Messrs. Webb &
Moss for liberal samples of their leading
brands of cigars, 'Yirma," and "Rus-
sells No. g." both of which are excellent,
especially the first named, which is one OF
the best cigars we haye ever smoked, and
if our readers will try it they will say SO,
too. Give these gentlemen call, try
their cigars, and see that old man trying
to kill the rat.