The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-14

He also keeps the best garden seeds. Look
for his new advertisement next week, but
in the meantime give him call.
Next Sunday being Palm Sunday, there
will be service in the Catholic Church at
the usual hour, II o'clock. In the after
noon, at Al o'clock, there will be dis.
course by the pastor, Rev. Joseph Budds,
on the Catholic Church doctrinein regard
to the Creation and Redemption Of man.
AT 8 O'clock there will be solemn vespers
ssryicean the benediotion of the Blessed
Sacrament.
The Sullivan Hardware Company has
placed us under many obligations to IT
by presenting Us with fine pooket.knife,
or a new and very pretty design, for which
we return rcany thanks. The Company
has just received q new lot of pocket
knives, and can please any purchaser in
quality and price. When you want q
pocket-knife, be sure to See their stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
& An exchange asks: "How many miles
will the Jaws of a gum. chewing girl travel
In the course Of year? Give her jaw @
play of half an inch, or inch Of travel for
each chew. thirty chews minute, sixty
minutes an hour, ten hours day, 1856
days ina year, and her jaw will travel
547, 900 feet, or 9 fraction over 103 miles.
This is girl with small mouth. The
big. mouthed girl will beat that record"
That live, energetic clothing firm, The
Means Co., of this city, has just finished
taking the orders and measures for about
425 additional uniforms for the Cadets at
Clemson College. This firm furnished
the uniforms for the Cadets last session,
and the boys as well as the members Of
the faculty were more than pleased with
the work. The Means Co. always make it
a point to more than please their patrons.
1t is passing strange that some of our
farmers take 30 little care Of cotton after 1t
Is packed in bales. It is generally left out
In all sorts Of weather, and yet they think
It awful hard to get small price for 1t in
market because it becomes rotten to
great extent by being 30 neglected. If
cotton was taken better care OF, it would
bring a higher price in many instances.
Our buyers here say they lose money on
damaged cotton.
Messrs. T. A., J. W. and W. s. Brock
have purchased the stock Of hardware Of
Cunningham & Humphreys, and will
continue the business at the old stand on
Main street under the firm name Of Brock
Bros. Mr.. W. s. Brock, who has been
clerking for the Sullivan Hardware Co.,
will have charge ofthe business. The new
firm will keep q complete stock Of hard.
ware, farming tools, builders material,
guns, pistols, cartridges, etc. The firm is
composed of live, energetic young men,
and will do their best to merit share Of
the public trade.
The Abbeville Press and Bonner says
Messrs. ]. Hsyne McDill and g. F. Tolly
twill open furniture and undertaking
establishment in Abbeyiile on April 1st.
Mr.. MoDill is well known to our people,
and he will command liberal trade. He
is now entering in business for the first
time, and host Of friends will wish him
great success. His knowledge Of trade,
his courteous manner, and high integrity
will commend him to the business world.
His partner, Mr. Tolly, Of Anderson, is
one of the best known business men in
the State"
Mrs. Rebecca Tucker, wife of Mr.. g.
w. Tucker, died at the home Of her father,
Capt. J. T. Hanna, In Varennes Town
ship, on Tuesday, 9Th inst. On Wednes-
dsy her remains were laid to rest In the
Flat Rock Churchyard, the funeral ser
vices being conducted by Rev. B. Hays,
assisted by Rev. w. M. Hardin. Mrs.
Tucker was about "a years Of age, and had
been sick long time with that ever fatal
disease, consumption. She was consis-
tent member Of Flat Rock Baptist Church,
and was highly esteemed by wide circle
of friends, who deeply sympathize with
the bereayed husband and three little
children who are left to cherish her mem
ory.
It is a well known fact that girls of a
marriageable age or older, especially the
latter, do not like to tell how old they
really are, but you can find out II you will
follow the subjoined rules, allowing the
young lady to do the figuring to suit her.
self: First, tell her to rut down the num-
Der Of the month In which she was born,
then to multiply 1t by 2, then add s, null
tiply by so, then to add her age. then to
subtract 365. Next have her add lis and
then tell the total amount left. In this
grand total the two figures to the left will
tell you her age and the other the month
of her birth. For example, If the amount
is 1922, she is % years old and was born in
Augustine eighth month.