The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-02-14

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School Conn ssioner Russell request
|suss Is say to the teachers of the publ
schools that on and after the 18th inst b
will be ready to cash their school claim
promptly as they fall due. This will n
doubt be good news to the teachers.
So Our people generally were greatly sur
prised last Monday morning on arisin
from their beds to find the ground GOV
cred with snow, which had fallen dnrin
the night. The ground was dry and tn,
snow disappeared in few hours.
A tenant house on the plantation of M,
B. f. Shirley, in Rock Mills Township
was destroyed by fire one day last week
The house was occupied by colore
family, who lost everything they pos
sessed. The cause of the fire is unknown
Mr.. Geo.. ..T. Andrews, representing tn
Fernoline Chemical Co.. of Charleston
spent several days in the city last .weel
advertising Fernoline Balsam, which j
fast becoming very popular remedy
Read their advertisement in the INTELLI
GENcER.
We still have few delinquent sub
scribers who have not yet come in ant
paid for the INrELL1aENoER. Reader
are you 'one7 Ifso, please come TO se
us and pay q part, If not all, Of what yol
owe us. It will make us feel better, ane
We know your conscience will feel better.
School Commissions Russell is still
engaged in visiting the public schools
and says he intends TO visit every schoo
in the County before he gets through
Mr.. Russell is making a most excellent
officer, and is using every effort *
improve the public school system of An
derson County.
Walhalla Courier !: Mr.. Lee Holleman
who has been clerking for Dr.. w. e
Sharp, his uncle, at Townville, since
Christmas, returned home Saturday,
quite unwell and very much debilitated
we hope our young friend, under the
kind care and nursing Of parents, will
Lon be we'll again. !"
81 Mrs. Emma Wardlaw, wife of Mr.. Jos.
H. Wardlaw,. died at their home near
Piercetow last Monday. after an illness
of several months. She was member Of
the Baptist Church, and devoted to the
cause of her Master. & The remains were
laid forest in the cemetery at Mt. Pisgah
Church. She will be greatly missed.
The farmer who thinks there can be
nothing new in agriculture should re-
member that thirty or forty years ago his
grandfather thought the same way.
Meanwhile the world has been. jogging
along, and agriculture has made more
during the past ten years
than in any other ten years Of the worlds
history.
There :is still a considerable quantity oi
cotton remaining unsold in the County.
The; holders are waiting for an advance in
the price, which may come but which
again may not come. The experience Of
most farmers, even Of those who can well
afford to hold their cotton. is that nine
years out of nitpays better to sell cot
ton in the fall: ..5s:s,..s. 80
Rev. 8. W. Beard who has been serv-
ing the colored Methodist Church in this
city for the past two years, has been re-
turned Ito Anderson BY his Conference,
which met recently atlAiken. Since, his
residence here he has confined himself
closely and strictly to his pastoral duties,
and IS highly esteemed by both white
and black: We are glad to note his re-
turn
Miss Theresa G. Brown, OF this city,
who, several years ago, publisheda most
excellent cook book, has recently. received
propositions from several publishing
companies 70 publish fo- her new edi-
ton. She has thema.ter under consider
alton, and will soon decide whether she
will accept either Of the propositions.
The book would no doubt meet with
another big sale.
The Gsanville.W Warner Company opened
Is three-nights' engagement in Masonic
Hall last Monday night and were greeted
by q very good audience. The principal
character jim the plays are sustained by
Miss Bonnie Meyer, who has visited An
.darson before. The Company gives Q
very pleasant evenings entertainment,
and we'll worth the price Of admission.
The Confederate Certificate, which has
just been published by the Walker,
Evans g. CogsWell Co., Charleston, s. c.,
lis q handsome engraving, ft for any par
.lor. It can be used by individual survi-
.Yors, OF for the dead, or for a Certificate Of
Membership in Associations. The
Charleston Association has adopted 1t.
Price, on paper, 81 on parchment, 81.
Agents wanted everywhere, to canvass on
Liberal terms. Outfit free.
2s We invite the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement OF Orr & Sloan, which
will be found in another column. AS is
we'll known, these gentlemen keep a large
and well-seleoted stock of drugs, medi.
5cines, etc., which they sell at the lowest
prices. They have now in stock large
assortment of garden seed, and when you
get ready to buy, give them call, and try
to secure one of the premiums that they
offer to their customers.
Due West correspondent of the Pres
and Banner: "Mrs. E. w. Brown, of An
derson, brought down her charming
daughter, Miss Marie. to College las
week. Mrs. Brown is asplendid looking
lady. Her husband. Mr.. e. w. Brown
is one of the first business men of Ander
son, and gentleman of fine attainmenta
He is the head Of the pushing firm. e. W
Brown & Sons, of Anderson"
Our former young townsman, Mr.. Ed
gar a. Williams, has been spending da.
or two in the city, and on Tuesday CAV
ms pleasant call. Mr.. Williams Is nov