The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-12-19
RRIEE MENTION.
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A new daily paper, The Ereni'1 Journal
! is soon to be started in Charleston.
Our farmers are gradually getting back
| into the old way of raising their own meat.
Mr.. J. Fl. von Hasslen is engaged as book
keeper in the store of Bleckley, Brown & Co.
The contract for repairing the Court House
steeple has been given to Mr.. John Kauf-
man.
Mr.. P. Spellman blacksmith, gives timely
warning to his delinquent customers this
week.
The Anderson IHTELLleENcER and Ksosoee
Courier are both read in the Sandwich Is
lands.
A thrifty farmer of Anderson County
says he can make money raising cotton at
cents.
Mr.. w. c. Andrew will move into his
new residence near the Collegiate Institute
this week.
Capt. William Allen, Of this County, died
at his home near Williamson on Saturday,
7th instant.
The prices and quality Of Daniels jewely
is attracting the attention of close buyersin in
that line. He guarantees satisfaction.
The attention Of parents who have chill
dren to educate is called to the advertise
ment of the Carolina Collegiate Institute in
another column.
The pound party in Temperance Hall on
next Thursday evening promises to be
pleasant occasion. A full turnout Of the
members of the Division is desired.
Look out! Look out for bargains in the
buggy big shipped the 18th from the cele-
brated Louis Cook factory. All work war
rented. JoHN R. LaR1MEs, Agent.
Remember the poor and needy during the
Christina, holidays. Contribute Of your
lu1urie, to their necessities. You will
never miss it, and they may be made happy.
Rev. j. T. Carlisle, an accomplished young
minister, and son Of Prof. Carlisle, OF
spartanburg. will supply the Methodist
pulpit at this place during the ensuing year.
Maj. Murray has introduced bill in the
Legislature to repeal the law establishing
cumulative voting in the town Of Ander-
son, which will doubtless pass both Houses.
Hold! Holdl Here We como again with
another car load of Louis Cook Buggies, at
cotton prices. Call and examine, and see
for yourself. All work warranted.
JOHN R. LAR1NER, Agent.
The union meeting Of District No. 2 Of
the Saluda Association will take place at
Shady Grove Church on Friday, 9th inst,
The Sunday School Union Of the same Dis
trict will hold meeting on the Sunday
following.
Me,srs. McCully 4 Taylor are among our
most enterpri,ing merchants, and IS cotton
buyers cannot be oxcelled in upper Carolina.
They paid rs high as 81 cash for cotton on
last Friday, Notwithstanding tho depression
in the market.
There will be fair given in Masonic Hall
at Bolton on Thursday morning next, 26.h
instant, for the benefit Of the Belton Bap-
tist Sunday School. Great preparations arc
being made, and 9 pleasant timo is in store
for those who may sttond.
We are requested 20 give notice that New
Prospect Division will have . pound party
at Mr.. Elisha Snipeu' Saturday, December
2sth at IL o'clock a. m. The public gener-
ally are invited. Several speakers have been
invited to address the meeting, and good
time is expected.
Our "Carrier" will pay hi, annual vi0it to
the patrons of the IsrELLIexNcER who have
been accommodated by him during the past
year on Christmas morning, and We hope
will be literally rewarded for his faithful
and onerous services. Have your quarters
ready, and don't put him off.
A frst-class humbug in the way Of street
auctioneer, with considerably more CAB than
brains, bored our citizens on yesterday. As
long ns the Southern people encourage such
humbugs by buying their articles, just SO
long will they make it business to cheat
them Of their hard-earned money.
Look Look just closed out my bug
gies. Will respectfully announce to my
friends and patrons that will remsin and
sell another, car load Of buggies. phaetons
and spring wagons from the old and reliable
firm of Louis Cook. Come one. como all,
see them at cotton prices.
JOHN R. LAarNER, Agent.
We have received intelligence from citi-
rens living near Maxwells Bridge across
Seneca River, that Q horse with saddle and
bride on was found dead in the river about
one hundred yards above the bridge on last
Saturday evening. It is not known who
the horse belonged to, and 10 supposed the
unfortunate rider, while attempting 10 cross
the stream on his animal, was also drowned.
Shutdown Grange elects officers next Sat-
urday at 2 o'clock p. m. BY order OF the
Executive Committee, arrangements will
then be made to install the newly elected
officers the Saturday following, 2sth inst,
II o'clock a. m. Mr.. l. W. Pickens and j.
w. Norris, Of tho County Executive Conn.,
mittee are hereby invited to attend on the
2Sth and address the meeting,
]. P. GLENN, W. N.